RPM signal disappear
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:07 pm
Trying to get my MicroSquirt up and running on a Briggs & Stratton V-Twin engine on 35 hp.
I use:
- MicroSquirt v.3 and code version 2.905 release
- Hall effect crankshaft position sensor from DIYAutotune on a 36-1 wheel
- 2 pcs of LC2 to the Ignition
All sensors seams to have good readings in Tunerstudio.
The Hall give a nice signal to MS and I have test with the program that the CPU give a good reading 36-1. Have also test with a oscilloscope.
The engine is still running and I can run the engine tå se that the hall give right signal.
I have test to connect the hall on both +12V and ground and Vref 5V.
Both give the same results.
Any suggestions what is the best way to connect the hall sensor? Vref 5V or 12V?
I can get the RPM in Tunerstudio but then it drops to zero and stay there. Have to cut the power to get it to work again.
I have the LS2 coil on the side and I see the spark. When I start the engine I do not get any god spark of any at all but as soon the engine starts I get a spark but it walking around. The signal in to the LS2 do not look good if you look at it on a oscilloscope.
Do anyone have any idée what the problem can be in this case?
Can this be a grounding problem?
Do the capacitors needed on the connections to LS2 to reduce noise?
I use:
- MicroSquirt v.3 and code version 2.905 release
- Hall effect crankshaft position sensor from DIYAutotune on a 36-1 wheel
- 2 pcs of LC2 to the Ignition
All sensors seams to have good readings in Tunerstudio.
The Hall give a nice signal to MS and I have test with the program that the CPU give a good reading 36-1. Have also test with a oscilloscope.
The engine is still running and I can run the engine tå se that the hall give right signal.
I have test to connect the hall on both +12V and ground and Vref 5V.
Both give the same results.
Any suggestions what is the best way to connect the hall sensor? Vref 5V or 12V?
I can get the RPM in Tunerstudio but then it drops to zero and stay there. Have to cut the power to get it to work again.
I have the LS2 coil on the side and I see the spark. When I start the engine I do not get any god spark of any at all but as soon the engine starts I get a spark but it walking around. The signal in to the LS2 do not look good if you look at it on a oscilloscope.
Do anyone have any idée what the problem can be in this case?
Can this be a grounding problem?
Do the capacitors needed on the connections to LS2 to reduce noise?