New Hptuner/Eio
TECH Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Lake Zurich, IL
^^^that pretty much gives you all you need
To summarize:
1. Analog out goes into input #1
2. Analog Ground goes into ground input on cable
3. Program LM1 for desired range (I have mine setup for 10-16 AFR, 0-5 volts, w/a custom wideband PID)
4. Add PID for wideband to your scanner table
and you're set... LM1 is really easy to hookup... just two wires to HPT basically
To summarize:
1. Analog out goes into input #1
2. Analog Ground goes into ground input on cable
3. Program LM1 for desired range (I have mine setup for 10-16 AFR, 0-5 volts, w/a custom wideband PID)
4. Add PID for wideband to your scanner table
and you're set... LM1 is really easy to hookup... just two wires to HPT basically
TECH Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 7,036
Likes: 1
From: Lake Zurich, IL
the instructions say which one is analog 1 and 2 and which is ground, just need the ground plugged to the EIO , and analog 1 plugged into the cable ... w/LM1 it's just two wires
The main ground for the LM1 is the cig lighter
The reason I created a custom userdefined PID for my wideband is i am using non pre-defined ranges (10-16 at 0-5v instead of 10-20 at 0-5 volt)
The main ground for the LM1 is the cig lighter
The reason I created a custom userdefined PID for my wideband is i am using non pre-defined ranges (10-16 at 0-5v instead of 10-20 at 0-5 volt)
