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March 2nd, 2006, 06:57 PM
I wanted to log my fuel pressure and I remember reading in the Autometer gauge instructions that most 'full sweep' electric (2 5/8 Phantom fuel pressure in my case) autometer gauges have an output to be used with their logger. If your gauge has the little square 10 pin connector on the back it most likely has the output.
There is no specs on the output but I assume they are all 0-4.5v full sweep. The fuel pressure gauge is .5v at zero and .4 volt for every 10psi. A voltmeter and a few minutes is all it takes to figure out the voltage output/reading. I used the lookup function on the calculated PID and it works great.
Kind of a strange connector, I just cut it back a little and used the connectors/wire from a computer CD drive audo cable, fit the pins perfect.
Just another way to use the external voltage inputs, kind of nice of autometer to have an output on some of their gauges. :beer:
There is no specs on the output but I assume they are all 0-4.5v full sweep. The fuel pressure gauge is .5v at zero and .4 volt for every 10psi. A voltmeter and a few minutes is all it takes to figure out the voltage output/reading. I used the lookup function on the calculated PID and it works great.
Kind of a strange connector, I just cut it back a little and used the connectors/wire from a computer CD drive audo cable, fit the pins perfect.
Just another way to use the external voltage inputs, kind of nice of autometer to have an output on some of their gauges. :beer: