S_AUJPV4 Question, O2 sensor, wiring into ECM??
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S_AUJPV4 Question, O2 sensor, wiring into ECM??
Greetings, I've been using V4 and the next thing to do is get the WB 02 sensor. So I'm reading the following in the documentation:
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6.) Wide Band Multi-Sensor Support (Thanks to Don Dibble, 1981TTA)
Selectable sensor and calibrations incorporated by Scott Lopez Z69’
Made ALDL word 37 = 0035 to monitor WBAFR (OEM = 002D Was “Keep Alive IAC Steps”)
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******** Calibration Section *************
2000: .byte 0x00 ;set default sensor option here.
Option Flag for WB O2 Sensor,
Bit 0 = DIY_TE NonLinear
Bit 1 = FJO
Bit 2 = AEM NonLinear
Bit 3 = TE 2.0 Linear
Bit 4 = PLXWBLin
Bit 5 = Innovate Linear
Bit 6 = AEM Linear
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2001: .byte 0x00 ;set default sensor option here.
Option Flag 2 for WB O2 Sensor
Bit 0 = RAW A/D Output
Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
Bit 2 =
Bit 3 =
Bit 4 =
Bit 5 =
Bit 6 =
Bit 7 = Zeitronix
Bit 7 = Select WB Input
(0) = Pin F14
(1) = Pin A3
Select ONLY 1 Sensor type or the “Raw Output”
(See XDF description below for adding this item with your definition editor)
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Is there any more guidance on hooking up a WB02 sensor? From what I can figure is that you set ONE in location 2000, and set ONE in location 2001. I figure that I can do that, but how do I know where to wire the sensor into the ECM?
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6.) Wide Band Multi-Sensor Support (Thanks to Don Dibble, 1981TTA)
Selectable sensor and calibrations incorporated by Scott Lopez Z69’
Made ALDL word 37 = 0035 to monitor WBAFR (OEM = 002D Was “Keep Alive IAC Steps”)
COPYRIGHT MATERIAL
******** Calibration Section *************
2000: .byte 0x00 ;set default sensor option here.
Option Flag for WB O2 Sensor,
Bit 0 = DIY_TE NonLinear
Bit 1 = FJO
Bit 2 = AEM NonLinear
Bit 3 = TE 2.0 Linear
Bit 4 = PLXWBLin
Bit 5 = Innovate Linear
Bit 6 = AEM Linear
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2001: .byte 0x00 ;set default sensor option here.
Option Flag 2 for WB O2 Sensor
Bit 0 = RAW A/D Output
Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
Bit 2 =
Bit 3 =
Bit 4 =
Bit 5 =
Bit 6 =
Bit 7 = Zeitronix
Bit 7 = Select WB Input
(0) = Pin F14
(1) = Pin A3
Select ONLY 1 Sensor type or the “Raw Output”
(See XDF description below for adding this item with your definition editor)
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Is there any more guidance on hooking up a WB02 sensor? From what I can figure is that you set ONE in location 2000, and set ONE in location 2001. I figure that I can do that, but how do I know where to wire the sensor into the ECM?
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And, as long as I'm asking questions...
When I look at my spreadsheet I noticed a column titled as follows:
Calc'd VE
VE %
Can anyone tell me what this column represents?
Calc'd VE
VE %
Can anyone tell me what this column represents?
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Re: S_AUJPV4 Question, O2 sensor, wiring into ECM??
2001: .byte 0x00 ;set default sensor option here.
Option Flag 2 for WB O2 Sensor
Bit 0 = RAW A/D Output
Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
Bit 2 =
Bit 3 =
Bit 4 =
Bit 5 =
Bit 6 =
Bit 7 = Zeitronix
Bit 7 = Select WB Input
(0) = Pin F14
(1) = Pin A3
...but how do I know where to wire the sensor into the ECM?
Option Flag 2 for WB O2 Sensor
Bit 0 = RAW A/D Output
Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
Bit 2 =
Bit 3 =
Bit 4 =
Bit 5 =
Bit 6 =
Bit 7 = Zeitronix
Bit 7 = Select WB Input
(0) = Pin F14
(1) = Pin A3
...but how do I know where to wire the sensor into the ECM?
Bit 7 = Select WB Input
(0) = Pin F14
(1) = Pin A3
Calculated VE% was added to the datastream.
It is the calculated value the ECM is using.
The MAF guys were lucky enough to have it by default, I replaced the PROM ID in the datastream (Which is useless) to have the value displayed.
Its just another reference data for figuring out what is going on.
HTH
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Re: S_AUJPV4 Question, O2 sensor, wiring into ECM??
so, let's say I got the Innovate WB02, then I would wire it in at Pin F-14 and Pin A-3, Set the flag at Bit 5 in the first section and Bits 1 & 7 in the second section? (the ones shown below).
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Bit 5 = Innovate Linear
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Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
Bit 7 = Select WB Input
(0) = Pin F14
(1) = Pin A3
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Following up on the %VE question, and I hope this isn't overly simple, but "percent" of what?
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Bit 5 = Innovate Linear
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Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
Bit 7 = Select WB Input
(0) = Pin F14
(1) = Pin A3
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Following up on the %VE question, and I hope this isn't overly simple, but "percent" of what?
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Re: S_AUJPV4 Question, O2 sensor, wiring into ECM??
The pin you wire to is selectable by bit 7.
If you wire to F14, the bit is NOT set.
If you wire into A3 then the bit is set.
Only one or the other is used. (F14 or A3)
Same with the selection of the sensor type.
Turn the bit on to select the one you have or use the "raw" option.
Jp
If you wire to F14, the bit is NOT set.
If you wire into A3 then the bit is set.
Only one or the other is used. (F14 or A3)
Same with the selection of the sensor type.
Turn the bit on to select the one you have or use the "raw" option.
Jp
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Re: S_AUJPV4 Question, O2 sensor, wiring into ECM??
SO, are the following 2 different Innovate WBO2 units? Or is it the same WBO2 unit that needs to have 2 bits set (well, + the A3 connection)
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Bit 5 = Innovate Linear
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Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
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I'm a little confused and have to decide which WBO2 to purchase. I don't see much discussion on a preferred brand.
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Bit 5 = Innovate Linear
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Bit 1 = Innovate Linear L2H2 (vdc*2+10)
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I'm a little confused and have to decide which WBO2 to purchase. I don't see much discussion on a preferred brand.
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