By using a 60K resistor in R3 posistion the meter displays 0000-1999 with selectable desimalpoint for 0-5volt input.
Program the LC1 to give 0-5 volt output for 0-19.99AFR, or 0-5V for 0-1.999 lambda, and select the apropriate desimal point.
Tommy
Cheap display for LC1
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Tommy
Cheap display for LC1
A cheap display for the LC1, can be had by getting a volt meter from E-bay.
By using a 60K resistor in R3 posistion the meter displays 0000-1999 with selectable desimalpoint for 0-5volt input.
Program the LC1 to give 0-5 volt output for 0-19.99AFR, or 0-5V for 0-1.999 lambda, and select the apropriate desimal point.
Tommy
By using a 60K resistor in R3 posistion the meter displays 0000-1999 with selectable desimalpoint for 0-5volt input.
Program the LC1 to give 0-5 volt output for 0-19.99AFR, or 0-5V for 0-1.999 lambda, and select the apropriate desimal point.
Tommy
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aparently they update 2-3 times a second, which should be ok.
there are several different models on ebay right now, i'm looking at this 3 digit one (4 digit is 1 digit too much, pointless to waste dashboard real-estate), but it doesnt seem configurable, I'd have to build some circuit (resistor network) to adapt 0-5v from lc1 to 0-20mv that that should be cool. only PITA is that it goes only on 5V...
there are several different models on ebay right now, i'm looking at this 3 digit one (4 digit is 1 digit too much, pointless to waste dashboard real-estate), but it doesnt seem configurable, I'd have to build some circuit (resistor network) to adapt 0-5v from lc1 to 0-20mv that that should be cool. only PITA is that it goes only on 5V...
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i done this a while ago
http://www.msefi.com/viewtopic.php?p=12 ... ht=#129985
have it working 100%now
http://www.msefi.com/viewtopic.php?p=12 ... ht=#129985
have it working 100%now
