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Datalogging 0-5V Feeds?


Tricky-Ricky

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I am looking for some 0-5V feeds for datalogging to my LM-1 now the std pressure sensor or the Greddy one should be no problem, but i have noticed when installing the wiring for my Emanage that there is the ing feedback that the Emanage uses for RPM and there is also a tac output presumably to feed the tachometer! anyone know if either of these will give a 0-5V signal that i can calibrate for RPM logging? i managed it on my s14 by using the RPM feed from my Eo-1 but i don't have this now, and if anyone knows of any other 0-5V signal that i can take a feed from it would be helpful, and would save me time with a meter.

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RPM is always a pulsed signal, not a 0-5V analogue one. You get 4 pulses per engine rev. It should have a facility to log a pulsed signal for RPM I would have thought? Other 0-5V stuff you to log could be the intake temp and water temp.

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Yeah i know but it will actually show a stable voltage if you put a meter on it,but you cant calibrate it, just wondered if the tac signal was a converted one? dose the taco not work from an analog signal? obviously the ing feedback is pulse, intake temp would be good:) i don't have the RPM converter so i'm looking for a way around, wish i knew how to get a converted RPM signal out of the Emanage, it must convert in order to log.

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I am looking for some 0-5V feeds for datalogging to my LM-1 now the std pressure sensor or the Greddy one should be no problem, but i have noticed when installing the wiring for my Emanage that there is the ing feedback that the Emanage uses for RPM and there is also a tac output presumably to feed the tachometer! anyone know if either of these will give a 0-5V signal that i can calibrate for RPM logging? i managed it on my s14 by using the RPM feed from my Eo-1 but i don't have this now, and if anyone knows of any other 0-5V signal that i can take a feed from it would be helpful, and would save me time with a meter.

 

Are you using Innovate logworks?

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