Serial Wideband Questions HPT
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Serial Wideband Questions HPT
I’m helping a fellow C5 Corvette owner tune his LSA blower equipped LS1 via email.
He is using an AEM 30-0300 X series WB connected via a serial to USB.
We are fighting the typical rich/lean issue on decel caused by Min PW, Min Fuel Mg etc.
When it goes lean on decel, the WB numbers in the data can show 80:1 AFR.
Obviously that’s not real data, WB lean range is 20:1.
It really messes up the AFR error % when trying to use the histogram data.
Is this normal when using WB Via serial output? I don’t remember ever setting one up this way. I just use the analog output.
Thanks
Ron
He is using an AEM 30-0300 X series WB connected via a serial to USB.
We are fighting the typical rich/lean issue on decel caused by Min PW, Min Fuel Mg etc.
When it goes lean on decel, the WB numbers in the data can show 80:1 AFR.
Obviously that’s not real data, WB lean range is 20:1.
It really messes up the AFR error % when trying to use the histogram data.
Is this normal when using WB Via serial output? I don’t remember ever setting one up this way. I just use the analog output.
Thanks
Ron
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When you set up the WB in hpt, you can choose AFR or lambda. He chose AFR.
it comes up as user defined when you transform it.
Along with a formula.
He said he didn’t touch the formula.
I found it odd because that would assume an analog input.
I was just poking around, I don’t have any serial units.
I’m wondering if it’s set up wrong? Or if the serial data simply defaults to 80:1 when it goes past 20:1 on the display.
Certainly would be easier if I were hands on instead of trading emails. 😊
it comes up as user defined when you transform it.
Along with a formula.
He said he didn’t touch the formula.
I found it odd because that would assume an analog input.
I was just poking around, I don’t have any serial units.
I’m wondering if it’s set up wrong? Or if the serial data simply defaults to 80:1 when it goes past 20:1 on the display.
Certainly would be easier if I were hands on instead of trading emails. 😊
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When you set up the WB in hpt, you can choose AFR or lambda. He chose AFR.
it comes up as user defined when you transform it.
Along with a formula.
He said he didn’t touch the formula.
I found it odd because that would assume an analog input.
I was just poking around, I don’t have any serial units.
I’m wondering if it’s set up wrong? Or if the serial data simply defaults to 80:1 when it goes past 20:1 on the display.
Certainly would be easier if I were hands on instead of trading emails. 😊
it comes up as user defined when you transform it.
Along with a formula.
He said he didn’t touch the formula.
I found it odd because that would assume an analog input.
I was just poking around, I don’t have any serial units.
I’m wondering if it’s set up wrong? Or if the serial data simply defaults to 80:1 when it goes past 20:1 on the display.
Certainly would be easier if I were hands on instead of trading emails. 😊