Spartan WB with ALDL logger
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Spartan WB with ALDL logger
Hey Guys,
Just setting up a new 14point7 Spartan WB controller/sensor to use with my PCM hack ALDL data logger.
The instructions for the Spartan controller say the electrical earth should be ground where the interfacing device is grounded and the heater ground on the block or chassis.
I'm intending to use the siggy lighter socket to power the WB O2 so I was thinking the red (+12v) and white (heater earth) wires to the siggy lighter and then put the black wire (electronics earth) and green wire (linear output) into the ALDL logger.
Thoughts/opinions please
Cheers
Just setting up a new 14point7 Spartan WB controller/sensor to use with my PCM hack ALDL data logger.
The instructions for the Spartan controller say the electrical earth should be ground where the interfacing device is grounded and the heater ground on the block or chassis.
I'm intending to use the siggy lighter socket to power the WB O2 so I was thinking the red (+12v) and white (heater earth) wires to the siggy lighter and then put the black wire (electronics earth) and green wire (linear output) into the ALDL logger.
Thoughts/opinions please
Cheers
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
sounds good from this side of the keyboard
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
Sweet.
I've been wondering if the earth wiring with the Innovative controller is the possible issue for the sensor faults? Their instructions have both earths (sensor and heater) together. The VS commodore O2 sensor problem is also related to the earths been shared on the one side that plays up. Coincidence?
I've been wondering if the earth wiring with the Innovative controller is the possible issue for the sensor faults? Their instructions have both earths (sensor and heater) together. The VS commodore O2 sensor problem is also related to the earths been shared on the one side that plays up. Coincidence?
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
Agree with delcowizzid, it sounds good!
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
Excellent. Well it's all soldered together, heat shrink'd and ready for testing on the strip on Sunday morning
I'll take all my tools with me to the track and ward off Murphy from hitching a ride on my shoulder.
I'll take all my tools with me to the track and ward off Murphy from hitching a ride on my shoulder.
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
OK, Just realised I need to change a few calcs in the ADX to suit the 14.7 WB.
In another thread I found the calc I think I need. ((10.00-20.00)/255*x)+10.00 to suit Tunerpro
For the Logger that needs to be simplified and I think it should look like 0.0392156 * x + 10.0
Can someone please double check these?
Cheers
In another thread I found the calc I think I need. ((10.00-20.00)/255*x)+10.00 to suit Tunerpro
For the Logger that needs to be simplified and I think it should look like 0.0392156 * x + 10.0
Can someone please double check these?
Cheers
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
The calc for the logger is different to what an ECU uses due to having 4 times more resolution (the logger Innovate calc is in the instructions), but for the spartan you would use ((20-10) * (X/1024)) + 10
If you want to see the actual wideband value on the logger display then it needs a little simplifying, otherwise can leave it as above and play your log back in TunerPro with wideband AFR shown.
The simplified logger display calc is X / 102.4 + 10
If you want to see the actual wideband value on the logger display then it needs a little simplifying, otherwise can leave it as above and play your log back in TunerPro with wideband AFR shown.
The simplified logger display calc is X / 102.4 + 10
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
Thanks
I wonder why the 14.7 calc in the other thread was different? Never mind.
I wonder why the 14.7 calc in the other thread was different? Never mind.
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
I've added values for the 14.7 WB to suit TP and logger. Did the same for the innovative WB.
Also addad a value for target AFR Vs WB AFR and a history table for the 14.7 WB O2.
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Re: Spartan WB with ALDL logger
Seems to be some minor issues.
The logger seemed to be showing proper WB AFR's, however when the log was played back in Tunerpro using the full formula it didn't show data as it was off the scale?? (edit: this problem is sorted, transposed numbers in formula again....)
Also, first pass, tune is real rich, so I take a fair amount of fuel out and the next run is much quicker and more MPH but tune still showing rich so take more fuel out and go slower even though the WB is still showing real rich. Went back to the previous tune and picked back up the lost time and MPH.
Now, we did have an issue with where the cable fell onto the exhaust and melted through the out insulation but the actual cores weren't damaged. I am wondering though, would to much heat in the cable from the O2 sensor/controller effect the sensor readings? WB readings were also bouncing around a lot?
Data monitors attached of the 2nd run (fast) and 3rd run (slower).
The logger seemed to be showing proper WB AFR's, however when the log was played back in Tunerpro using the full formula it didn't show data as it was off the scale?? (edit: this problem is sorted, transposed numbers in formula again....)
Also, first pass, tune is real rich, so I take a fair amount of fuel out and the next run is much quicker and more MPH but tune still showing rich so take more fuel out and go slower even though the WB is still showing real rich. Went back to the previous tune and picked back up the lost time and MPH.
Now, we did have an issue with where the cable fell onto the exhaust and melted through the out insulation but the actual cores weren't damaged. I am wondering though, would to much heat in the cable from the O2 sensor/controller effect the sensor readings? WB readings were also bouncing around a lot?
Data monitors attached of the 2nd run (fast) and 3rd run (slower).