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    Default Logging with Wideband

    Hey guys I have a Autometer wide band and I am needing help setting it up. EFI live isn't setup to be able to use this wide band. Can someone help me. I am new at this just trying to learn. Any help much appreciative.


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    As per Autometer's web page, their wide band meter has a 0-4 volt output. You would need to find out what air fuel ratio is at what voltage. Then put the formula into EFI_Live calc_pids.txt.
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    can anyone else help me with this? does anyone know the volt out put?

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    So based on autometers specs 0-4v and 10-20 afr should be a formula of:

    2.5*V+10 ??? And if so what would that pid look like??

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    surely someone knows how to do this.

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    2.5*V+10 is correct based on Rhino's post.

    See attached calc_pids.txt file.
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    02SSLE,

    Take the calc_pids.txt file from post #6 and copy it to the folder: My Documents\EFILive\V7.5\User Configuration

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    Thanks joecar

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    So I guess all I need to do now is hook up the two wires that I ran from the wideband to the V2 controller?

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    Yes, connect:
    • signal wire to AD1+
    • signal return wire to AD1-
    Look on the decal on the back of your V2 to see which pins are AD1+/-.

    If you use AD1, then your pids are CALC.AFR_WB1 and CALC.BEN_WB1.

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