Thansk for your time
Tuning with wideband controler
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Speedbuster
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Tuning with wideband controler
Hi there,I got a question to make to you. I got a tech-age wideband controler 2EO with a Nb simulator output and witha wideband output. The ms1 system works at 9600 bps, and the wideband controler works at 19200 bps. Just one thing, th ms chip will not burn at this speed? It's almost 10000 more bytes per second! I can use this output or I have to use the simulator NB output?
Thansk for your time
Thansk for your time
So there is no wideband voltage output? If there is, just wire it up to the O2 pin on the DB37 and have the right calibration file for the voltage-to-AFR curve and you're good. The COM port can't be used to feed the O2 data, but technically I think it's possible to have it run higher by changing the constants in the firmware (just cause more interrupts to the CPU, which may or may not be a problem for the rest of the code handling the fuel/ignition)