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    Default Wiring AFR meter to Flashscan(lm1)

    I'm not sure I have the right sequence for the wires from AFR meter to flashscan. I'm using the 3 hole orange adaptor and the wires are red,white, copper(grd). Anyone have the order?

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    Grounds go in the middle (system and analog - not heater ground). The outside holes are the External AD1 and AD2 ports. You should have a signal wire that sends a 0-5v signal, which is what goes in one of the ADx ports.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
    Grounds go in the middle (system and analog - not heater ground). The outside holes are the External AD1 and AD2 ports. You should have a signal wire that sends a 0-5v signal, which is what goes in one of the ADx ports.
    So, the plug from the afr meter has 3 terminal ends. Red, white, ground. I can fit the red on one side of the orange adaptor, the white on the other and the ground in the middle? Are the red and white wires interchangeable?

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    You need to find out what wires are what. That's the first step. Then, you pick on side - left or right...AD1 or AD2. Just one. That's where the analog 0-5v signal from the wideband goes. The analog ground and/or system ground both go in the middle. I say and/or because some widebands don't have an analog ground...just a system ground. In the end, you'll only have two of the three ports being used for your one wideband. Make sense?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
    You need to find out what wires are what. That's the first step. Then, you pick on side - left or right...AD1 or AD2. Just one. That's where the analog 0-5v signal from the wideband goes. The analog ground and/or system ground both go in the middle. I say and/or because some widebands don't have an analog ground...just a system ground. In the end, you'll only have two of the three ports being used for your one wideband. Make sense?
    I gottya. I'm surprised I have no directions for this cable or install. I'm using the cable that came in the box. I figure they would tell me what wire is what and where to screw it in on the orange connector. This is the cable that came with the lm-1 package. No diagrams, no nothing! I'll take your advice and try and figure out what wire is what. There is only one ground wire.

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