I hooked up my zeitronix wideband to display on my e-01. The volts are correct because I am getting the correct voltage 2.5 for my car per zeitronix's conversion (2.5v=14.7A/F) at idle so it's hooked up correctly. But, when I put in the voltage conversions on the e-01, the A/F ratio is off. It will read 18.5 A/F ratio at idle instead of 14.7, and 14.7 is correct for my car and that's what 2.5 volts is on the zt-2 conversion table. The e-01 has a conversion for the highest and lowest A/F and highest and lowest volts. It messed up when I put in the highest and lowest sets of data that come on the ZT-2 conversion table. Is there a certain set of data I should use for the e-01 to display correctly? I can only pick from two. Someone has to be also using this wideband along with an E-01.
I mean I know what is going on but has anyone made it work?
Ok the highest and lowest volts by zeitronix conversion are 3.27v = 21.2 A/F and .15v = 9.7A/F and the median of those volts is 1.56v which equals 12.1A/F by zeitronix. But, obviously, 12.1 is not the median of 21.2 and 9.7 and that's the problem. The e-01 converts my 2.5v idle to 18.8A/F because there is no pattern of the zeitronix conversion table.
Another example:
By zeitronix .15v = 9.7A/F and .31v = 9.9A/F So, every .16v+ means .2+ A/F
But, 2.8v = 16.9A/F and 2.96v = 18.5A/F
The volts still only went up .16 but the A/F jumped 1.6 instead of only .2 like the other one.
I hope this all made sense. Thanks.
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I hooked up my zeitronix wideband to display on my e-01. The volts are correct because I am getting the correct voltage 2.5 for my car per zeitronix's conversion (2.5v=14.7A/F) at idle so it's hooked up correctly. But, when I put in the voltage conversions on the e-01, the A/F ratio is off. It will read 18.5 A/F ratio at idle instead of 14.7, and 14.7 is correct for my car and that's what 2.5 volts is on the zt-2 conversion table. The e-01 has a conversion for the highest and lowest A/F and highest and lowest volts. It messed up when I put in the highest and lowest sets of data that come on the ZT-2 conversion table. Is there a certain set of data I should use for the e-01 to display correctly? I can only pick from two. Someone has to be also using this wideband along with an E-01.
I mean I know what is going on but has anyone made it work?
Ok the highest and lowest volts by zeitronix conversion are 3.27v = 21.2 A/F and .15v = 9.7A/F and the median of those volts is 1.56v which equals 12.1A/F by zeitronix. But, obviously, 12.1 is not the median of 21.2 and 9.7 and that's the problem. The e-01 converts my 2.5v idle to 18.8A/F because there is no pattern of the zeitronix conversion table.
Another example:
By zeitronix .15v = 9.7A/F and .31v = 9.9A/F So, every .16v+ means .2+ A/F
But, 2.8v = 16.9A/F and 2.96v = 18.5A/F
The volts still only went up .16 but the A/F jumped 1.6 instead of only .2 like the other one.
I hope this all made sense. Thanks.
this is the main reason why using a 0-5v linear output is easy to set up. the LM1 has a linear output as does the PLX units.
i have the LM-1 set up to output 0-5v (10.00-19.99 afr) on the E01 i have the same conversions made.
on ours 2.35v =14.7:1
so on your E01 you have the following:
0 volts --- 9.70 afr
3.5 volts -- 21.00 afr
i think the problem you are running into is that 3.5 volts does not equal 21:1 afr. 3.25v seems more like 21:1 afr, according to the diagram below.
Analog Wideband Output 0 - 5V , under ouput range. so maybe it is a analog linear output (0-5v)
have you measured the output wire to see if it displays 5.00 volts while it's free air.
It's about 3.30v with the car off showing 21.3 A/F. When I was driving, the A/F e-01 peak memory thing shows 31.6 A/F so that would mean that it probably did show somewhere around 5 volts then. I guess that I will try just entering 0-5v and see what happens. My car is still running on stock fuel everything and stock 03 injectors. I have not done any fuel mods until I get this wideband thing straightened out.
Analog Wideband Output 0 - 5V , under ouput range. so maybe it is a analog linear output (0-5v)
have you measured the output wire to see if it displays 5.00 volts while it's free air.
Not trying to hijack this thread but I need some help to , I have the LM-1 hooked up to mine , on the e-o1 screen I have the volt at 2.35-5.00 & conversion at 0-0 . What do I need to put in for the conversion ?
Not trying to hijack this thread but I need some help to , I have the LM-1 hooked up to mine , on the e-o1 screen I have the volt at 2.35-5.00 & conversion at 0-0 . What do I need to put in for the conversion ?
Nivo said this earlier:
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i have the LM-1 set up to output 0-5v (10.00-19.99 afr) on the E01 i have the same conversions made.
So that means you put 0 and 5 in the volts blanks and 10.00 and 19.99 in the blanks below that.
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