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Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2016 10:49 am
by turbo-max
Lance wrote:turbomax,

You problem could be anything from incorrect sensor spacing to the teeth to induced noise in the wiring to the wrong setup in the code for your setup.

To narrow it down, it would help if you posted your hardware version (presumably a microsquirt, but V2 or V3?), code version, MSQ (settings file), a datalog of the problem (so we can see the problem as well as the diagnostic parameters), and a thorough description of your trigger wheel, sensor(s), wiring, and engine configuration.

Lance.
ok, i will work on getting that info along with pics of my set up, thanks

Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2016 1:58 pm
by turbo-max
ok, i will hopefully get the uploads of the tune cal and also if i did it right, a sample of a cranking over log.
micro squirt v3

Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2016 2:16 pm
by turbo-max
here is a pic of my trigger wheel and VR pick up.

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Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2016 8:08 pm
by turbo-max
anyone?

Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2016 12:51 pm
by turbo-max
really depressing no one seems to be able to give me some pointers....

Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2016 3:05 pm
by R100RT
I'll offer a couple of thoughts seeing as how your issue(s) appear to be still unresolved.
Looking at the image of your tone wheel, I'm suspicious it isn't uniformly shaped. Regardless, one excellent way to flush out problems is to set up your Microsquirt on a test bench with a Jim Stim, and then test your triggering components & settings in a drill press or variable hand drill. You can pickup a Cheap ATV sprocket with say 36 teeth, remove one tooth for original 36/1 format and check your behaviour in the tooth logging menu of Tuner Studio. That way you can see proper function, how fast it has to spin, and any other issues or wrong settings. Then transition functioning stuff back onto perhaps a smaller diameter tone wheel and if it works too, then back to the bike. I did this when I upgraded to sequential ignition and had issues with cranking speed on my single toothed cam sensor (& 36/1 crank wheel). The addition of EFI Analytics little "VR Conditioner" chip now allows sync down as low as about 17rpm. 8)
Good luck.

Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2016 5:10 pm
by turbo-max
thanks for your input RT, i too question my trigger wheel, so with that said i am having one made to better and closer tolerances, i will post up results when i get the wheel

Re: Yamaha pickup coils

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2016 8:29 pm
by turbo-max
okay,made a new and better trigger wheel that is 24-2, i changed settings around and in the tuner studio i get a pretty steady RPM reading, but still very random and not much spark output...dafuq gives? do i have a faulty microsquirt maybe?