Erratic AFR/voltage in EFILive
Hi all,
I have come across an issue with EFILive and my LM1 after I switched to a new laptop.
I am getting a very stable and consistent voltage signal from my LM1 through the cable (3.5mm jack) into my V1 interface.
When I turn on the Flashscan I get a very erratic and unstable voltage on the screen that swings widely (+/- 1.5+ volts)
Since I have changed computers and with my old laptop I can't recall having these issues I was wondering what is going on.
Are there any settings that I might have missed in EFILive that control these swings?
Currently I have all three cables (red, white,ground) connected in the orange connector that goest into the interface. Since I get a good and stable voltage from the I would suspect that the issue lies somewhere else.
I also log AD1 and AD2 but both are swinging the same.
I need to do some AutoVE but can't do so until I get the AFR readings right.
Thanks
Alex
Buy a V2 and get a serial cable from TAQUICKNESS!
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Alex99
Hi all,
I have come across an issue with EFILive and my LM1 after I switched to a new laptop.
I am getting a very stable and consistent voltage signal from my LM1 through the cable (3.5mm jack) into my V1 interface.
When I turn on the Flashscan I get a very erratic and unstable voltage on the screen that swings widely (+/- 1.5+ volts)
Since I have changed computers and with my old laptop I can't recall having these issues I was wondering what is going on.
Are there any settings that I might have missed in EFILive that control these swings?
Currently I have all three cables (red, white,ground) connected in the orange connector that goest into the interface. Since I get a good and stable voltage from the I would suspect that the issue lies somewhere else.
I also log AD1 and AD2 but both are swinging the same.
I need to do some AutoVE but can't do so until I get the AFR readings right.
Thanks
Alex
Alex.....
Buy a V2 and get a serial cable from TAQUICKNESS!
I suffered with voltage swings and huge tuning problems using analog. Some guys say it works for them, and it might....
But, I have to wonder...."HOW DO THEY REALLY KNOW it's working accurately or just LOOKS LIKE it's working???"
My guess is that half of them "THINK" it's good when it's really not.
Don't take a chance. The serial will eliminate 100 hours of frustration the very first time you use it.
Chuck CoW