Logging AFR's with Innovate LC2
 

So im trying to figure out how to log afr's on evoscan using my innovate lc2. So i have that connector that came with my wb that plugs into the wb controller (ill post pic) and it has a VGA connection to plug into the computer but i have it adapted to usb. However when i go to log the afrs its really slow and it doesnt seem to actually follow what my wideband reads... Any ideas? I tried plugging it into both the IN and OUT port on the WB controller.

Anyone??

Bump. Still cant figure this out. On EvoScan which one would i select, 'External Wideband A/F Ratio' or 'LC1 Wideband o2 e8 mod'?

On my data logs i tried using the 2nd one and the AFR's were only 1 constant number which is not the case according to my actual wideband.

Thanks.

Do you have the ground plug in the other side of the wideband controller?


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I do not.. I never got that piece with the wideband. I dont even see a spot where that would plug into

Somewhere on the harness is another open port you plug that into.

There is two ports one labeled IN and the other OUT. but they are both 4 pin connectors (square shaped) that ground piece would not fit into it.

Weird. I have the same jacks as the pic above.

Oh, and:

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Also, sounds like you selected the right com ports and wideband from the drop down box, at the top of the screen.

Yeah i did all that. I downloaded a wideband logging software from innovate. Gonna see how that works out

BUMP Im having the same issue. Btw that "ground connector" is only for Innovate LC-1. Anyway, Ive selected the right com port and the LC-1 wideband (since evoscan doesnt have an option for the lc-2 yet), and on the logging selections Ive chosen both the lc-1 wideband e8 mod, and the externam wideband. When I log the innovate barely moves around 14.8-14.6 even at WOT. Then the wideband logs 10 until OL fueling then moves around 11ish but neither of these reflect what my wideband says. Ive tried using the innovate logger but that only gives the a/f ratio for whatever second the logger is at, not with RPM or load for example. HELP!!

could it just be I have the wrong equation in for the wideband? Its still on whatever evoscan put in for the lc-1

It should just be plug and play. i just plugged the cable from the output on the wideband to one of the COM ports on the computer and selected 'External Wideband' in evo scan and it should work