Logging 2 LC2s in series.

I have made a serial cable that works well for the LC2. No problem, except I have one in each bank. I noticed that the LC2 out and the LC2 in connectors are the same.
Should I connect the OUT of one LC2 to the IN of the other by making my own molex adaptor or is there another ? I would prefer stay serial cable vs using the AD inputs for this.

Anyone know what the molex part number is for the in and out serial lines?

Goto post #39 here: LC-2-Digital-Wideband-anyone-try-it-out

Thanks, was looking for the male part. Found it at digikey:
http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...2491?WT.srch=1

i can get you a molex to molex cable if you need.... should work out fine.

Ok, I have 2 - LC2s. I connected OUT1 to IN2. OUT2 -> Serial connector on top of V2. I only see one wideband on the log. I have both Serial1 and 2 selected in the PIDSs. On the V2 handheld, only 1 is recognized also(display setup for 2). Ideas?.

edit: they both work via analog

You have to log in to logworks to set which is master and which is slave. In the end it will be out 2-> in 1-> v2

I checked LM Programmer and Logworks and there is no mention option I can see that has MASTER or SLAVE settings. Please specify how I get to this option. I just download the Logworks from their site.

Here is how to make it daisy chain and show up in EFI's Log and on the V2. (I never found a SLAVE/MASTER setting as indicated above so I guess it isn't needed; user above can explain this procedure)
Yep, all you really do is connect the two.

If using two LC2s:

1. Make a Molex connector that will join the IN and OUTs.
http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...2491?WT.srch=1

2. Connect OUT2 -> IN1 and OUT1 -> V2 SERIAL PORT; Note that IN2 is not used and it DOES NOT have to be terminated like the LC1.

3. Go to the Ver 7 EFI Scan tool, PID Tab, System Drop Down Box, WO2-Serial. Select EXT.WO2AF1 and EXT.WO2AFR2

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