Innovate WBO2 sensor analog output question - SharkTuner II related
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As many of you know the Innovate WBO2 sensor has 1 digital output and 2 analog outputs (analog 1 and analog 2).
I've been using analog 1 for my in-car AFR guage and analog 2 for the STer. But I've had some disparity between the two. Specifically, I'll see one value on the AFR guage (analog1), and a different value on the STer screen(analog 2).
I've checked the AFR curve through the LM programmer and they are the same.
I've also been able to correlate that the analog 2 (STer) seems to be identical to the digital output. Analog 1 (my AFR Guage) seems to be off quite a bit - like 2 ~2.5 on the lean side.
I'd like to determine if the guage is inaccurate or if there's something goofy with the analog 1 output.
Here's my question: Is there any reason why I shouldn't run both the STer and the AFR guage off the same analog output (namely analog 2)?
My initial thought is that it should be okay, but thought I'd ask the experts.
I've been using analog 1 for my in-car AFR guage and analog 2 for the STer. But I've had some disparity between the two. Specifically, I'll see one value on the AFR guage (analog1), and a different value on the STer screen(analog 2).
I've checked the AFR curve through the LM programmer and they are the same.
I've also been able to correlate that the analog 2 (STer) seems to be identical to the digital output. Analog 1 (my AFR Guage) seems to be off quite a bit - like 2 ~2.5 on the lean side.
I'd like to determine if the guage is inaccurate or if there's something goofy with the analog 1 output.
Here's my question: Is there any reason why I shouldn't run both the STer and the AFR guage off the same analog output (namely analog 2)?
My initial thought is that it should be okay, but thought I'd ask the experts.
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Hi Andrew,
I am pretty sure that most gauges use a different "curve" than the ST. If both Analog outs are set to the same "curve" or "law" this will explain your issue.
I am pretty sure that most gauges use a different "curve" than the ST. If both Analog outs are set to the same "curve" or "law" this will explain your issue.
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While you're waiting for the experts... (EDIT: Too late, DR is in the house
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Can you swap analog 1 and 2 and see if there's a difference in the logging?
That would tell you if it's the analog gauge or the output.
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Can you swap analog 1 and 2 and see if there's a difference in the logging?
That would tell you if it's the analog gauge or the output.
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If I should be using a different curve/law for my gauge, that would be really good to know.
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