noobie question about widebands

**rumblebox** · October 2nd, 2012

with V2 can i just wire the wideband straight into the black box, or do i still need the lambda cable too?

**joecar** · October 2nd, 2012

The wideband O2 sensor connects to the wideband controller;

the wideband controller connects to V2 (using a null modem serial comms cable).

**rumblebox** · October 2nd, 2012

also, is there any way to use the wideband at WOT instead of OL? for every day driving that is.

**nevinsb** · October 3rd, 2012

Hi, as far as I know, the only way you could use a wideband sensor to do tuning on the go is with the RoadRunner PCM.

**joecar** · October 3rd, 2012

Originally Posted by rumblebox

also, is there any way to use the wideband at WOT instead of OL? for every day driving that is.

I'm not sure what you mean...

do you mean for tuning or monitoring...?

or for real time correction (see what nevinsb said)...?

**rumblebox** · October 13th, 2012

How to i connect the LC-1 module to the black box when there's no serial plug? my laptop doesn't have a serial plug either.

**joecar** · October 14th, 2012

See this (especially the last link):

You can get a specially made LC-1 null modem V2 cable from TAQuickness

( or you can make your own if you're handy with ethernet wiring )

**rumblebox** · October 15th, 2012

I cant find a 6 pin ethernet cable. Can i just adapt the wires straight into the orage pins?

**joecar** · October 15th, 2012

It's actually an RJ12 connector.

No, it does not go to the orange pins.

You will need to cross the Rx and Tx wires ("null modem").

**joecar** · October 15th, 2012

Originally Posted by rumblebox

How to i connect the LC-1 module to the black box when there's no serial plug? my laptop doesn't have a serial plug either.

No serial plug on what...?

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