Having troulbe getting my "afr % error" to work
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This used to work perfectly, so it must be something I did. I am trying to tune OLSD. I have the commanded afr, lc-1 eio, and afr & error loaded onto the table. The lc-1 and commanded are reading just fine, but the % error reads -100 in all cells.
The only change I have made is a reprogrammed my LC-1 to record a/f ratios in the range of 10-18, based on a 0-5V range. Is this what is messing me up? If so, can somebody tell me how to correct it?
The only change I have made is a reprogrammed my LC-1 to record a/f ratios in the range of 10-18, based on a 0-5V range. Is this what is messing me up? If so, can somebody tell me how to correct it?
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Did you alter the AFR calculation for the LC1 in the scanner? If the scanner is reading the voltage as a different AFR because it's still using the equation where 0V=7.35AFR and 5V=22.35AFR, then yes that could be the source of your error. You can check it by reading the voltage and doing a quick calculation on your own.
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Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
Did you alter the AFR calculation for the LC1 in the scanner? If the scanner is reading the voltage as a different AFR because it's still using the equation where 0V=7.35AFR and 5V=22.35AFR, then yes that could be the source of your error. You can check it by reading the voltage and doing a quick calculation on your own.
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worst case scenerio is you make up a custom PID...send me a log file to whenn1@verizon.net & I'll see if I can put something together for you real quick.
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Originally Posted by foff667
worst case scenerio is you make up a custom PID...send me a log file to whenn1@verizon.net & I'll see if I can put something together for you real quick.