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    Default How do i setup my PIDs to log?

    I have autometer 2246 transducers, wiring harnesses and plugs. ill be using these to monitor drive pressure boost and boost pressure. what are the steps i need to take to logs these and log them in psi?

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    Is the output range of your transducers 0V to 5V...?

    Can you provide some psi/kPa sample points for various voltages in this range...?
    0V == what psi
    5V == what psi
    Is the output linear wrt pressure...?

    You provide 5V power/ground to power the transducer (I assume);
    you connect the transducer output/ground to the FlashScan input/ground;

    From the voltage/psi relation, we can make a calculated pid for this.

    Depending on you car year/model, if you delete the EGR you can use the EGR circuit and the EGR voltage pid.

    Do you have FlashScan V1 (LEDs only) or FlashScan V2 (LCD and LEDS)...?

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    ok i have them showing up in the pids i now need a PRN number for my second input.

    i have both a v1 and a v2 ill be most likely using the v1 on my truck

    the voltage on it is like what others had in other posts i think its .5-4.5

    i have attached my calc_pids file for you all to see what else i need to do

    also when the PIDs show up they say they are invalid, however i do not have them hooked up yet. does that make a difference?
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    When a PID shows as invalid, right click it and select "more info..." The resulting dialog will tell you whats missing.


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    this is what i see

    Boost Pressu {CALC.BP}

    Expression:
    PSI = ({EXT.AD2}*25)-12.5
    is NOT valid because:
    Required parameter {EXT.AD2}, at position 11 is not selected.

    PID value cannot be determined because
    the following error would occur:
    Expression not valid: Required parameter {EXT.AD2}, at position 11 is not selected.

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    this is the other one

    Drive Pressure {CALC.DP}

    Expression:
    PSI = ({EXT.AD1}*25)-12.5
    is NOT valid because:
    Required parameter {EXT.AD1}, at position 11 is not selected.

    PID value cannot be determined because
    the following error would occur:
    Expression not valid: Required parameter {EXT.AD1}, at position 11 is not selected.

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    this is my calc pids file

    # ================================================== ============================
    # File details
    # ------------
    #
    # This section defines various details about the file format.

    *FILE

    #Parameter Value Description
    #---------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------
    VERSION 7.1.1 File version
    DECSEP . Decimal separator used in this file

    # ================================================== ============================
    # Units
    # -------------------
    # See sae_generic.txt for more information on the *UNITS section

    *UNITS

    #Code System Abbr Description
    #-------- ---------- -------- -------------------------------------------------------------

    PSI Imperial PSI "Pounds Per Square Inch"

    # ================================================== ============================
    # Add slot definitions here
    # --------------------------------
    # See sae_generic.txt for more information on "SLOT" formats
    #
    #Units Low High Fmt Expression
    #------------ ------------- ------------- ---- --------------------------------------------------------------

    *CLC-00-001
    PSI 0.00 100.00 .2 "({EXT.AD1}*25)-12.5"
    *CLC-00-002
    PSI 0.00 100.00 .2 "({EXT.AD2}*25)-12.5"

    # ================================================== ============================
    *PRN - Parameter Reference Numbers
    # --------------------------------
    # See sae_generic.txt for more information on the *PRN section
    #
    #Code PRN SLOT Units System Description
    #------------------------- ---- ------------ ---------------- ---------------- ------------------------------------------
    CALC.DP F006 CLC-00-001 PSI Fuel "Drive Pressure"
    CALC.BP F006 CLC-00-002 PSI Fuel "Boost Pressure"

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    In the scantool, under the PIDs tab, select EXT.AD1 and EXT.AD2.

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    what about a PRN number for my second sensor how do i figure out what i can use? can i just got with F007 or is the something somewhere that i get this number from

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    Yes, change the second F006 to F007.

    (I usually make the Fxxx number the same as the xxx in CLC-00-xxx).

    And change PSI to lowercase psi (in 4 places).

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