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Thread: B3601 value for E10

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    Which LED, is it the one you wire across the black and white wires (on the LC-1 black is not ground)...?

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    Why would you run 2 wide bands shouldn't one be enough?

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    Quote Originally Posted by monkeywrenched View Post
    Why would you run 2 wide bands shouldn't one be enough?
    You might just have two... and maybe you want to see if both banks behave the same... of course you can only use the lambda from one wideband, unless you use the average of both (you would need to create a calc pid for this).

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    I've had this kit in for probably 3-4 years and has worked flawlessly until lately. Let's and switches were wired correctly(based on the fact that all functions operated properly). I directly replaced my narrow band sensors with the lc-1's and decided to do both sides to keep things functioning in a symmetrical fashion.

    And yes, I do have an calc pid that averages the 2 lambda readings.

    So update: neither sensor would give me a reading or led this evening. When I disconnect the serial connection between the two sensors all of a sudden the left hand sensor works perfectly. The right hand sensor still does not work. I checked the amperage draw and the working one draws 1.7amps upon start-up. The non-functional one draws 0.04 amps upon start up.
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    Might it have glitched and dropped into a dead poll mode type of thing? I'm going to wire it to a battery in the shop tomorrow and see if lm programmer can see it. If not I guess I'll be calling innovate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by truethinker View Post
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    So update: neither sensor would give me a reading or led this evening. When I disconnect the serial connection between the two sensors all of a sudden the left hand sensor works perfectly. The right hand sensor still does not work. I checked the amperage draw and the working one draws 1.7amps upon start-up. The non-functional one draws 0.04 amps upon start up.
    Which V7/V8 software build versions are you using...?

    Which V2 firmware are you runnning...?

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    I very recently updated v7/v8 software and v2 firmware. I'll get the version numbers in the morning. I was referring to the lc-1 glitching up. Could the V2 have caused an issue with the LC-1? I wouldn't have thought so but that doesn't really mean that much
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    A few months ago there was a version of V2 firmware that had a problem with external pids...

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    V7.5.7(build 283)
    V8.2.2(build 276)
    V2: Boot Block: 2.07.07
    V2: Firmware: 2.07.82
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    I think your firmware version might have the external pid problem...

    update to this: Aug-13-2015-EFILive-Public-Pre-Release

    instructions:
    - connect V2 to PC,
    - install V7,
    - install V8,
    - start V8 S&T,
    - click Check Firmware and follow what it says (update firmware and BBx config).

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