New person help

[gaza_2]

that's what I figured, I had a feeling I saw the lockout on a t56 mentione previously on a post here and thought the t56 function may be useful to original poster as that's what he has.
cheers gareth

[vs ss]

I was talking about auto trans when I mentioned inhibitor.
For some reason my mind went from manual to auto

[HQ355]

I do have a T-56 in the car and would be good to get the reverse lock out working off the computer, I have heard that the ls1 style VSS dosnt work with the 808 ?

[VL400]

The reverse lockout can be controlled using a flex output in 12P.

The speed sensor is a reluctor on the T56, an 808 only supports a hall sensor or square wave input. Converting the reluctor to square wave can be done fairly easily with a small circuit. You could even use a camira ign module to do the conversion.

[HQ355]

Thanks for that VL 400, unfortunately I'm a technical retard, is there an article or somewhere I can find out how to do that ? I don't need the speedo in the dash to work as I use the GPS for that but it would be nice for the T-56 VSS to talk to the 808 and also control the lockout. Thanks once again

[hot308vb]

Hi guys sorry to jack the thread but I'm currently putting a t56 into my factory t5 vs clubby and also am looking for something that will convert the reluctor signal to square wave. How do I wire the camira module to suit this speedo application?
Cheers Rob

[Jayme]

dosnt the jarcar speedo corrector kit support reluctor input and square wave output? plus you can adjust it to suit the commodore speedo.

[hot308vb]

I looked into that unit Jayme but all my research couldn't tell me whether it was able to convert sine to square and plus I've already purchased a speedo corrector box but I could sell it on if the jaycar unit is what I'm after.

[VL400]

I havnt used the function but a jaycar corrector supports reluctor in and hall out. It can also have sort of reluctor out by the looks of the circuit.

[hot308vb]

Thanks vl ill contact jaycar today and talk to them about it. Cheers