Wideband Gauge Tip
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Wideband Gauge Tip
Here's a little tip I just figured out. Hope it may save somebody some trouble. I'm using my LM1 to control a small wideband gauge so I can keep an eye on things while driving. I can't link to the gauge because I don't think they are sponsers. Its about 1" by 1.5" from dyno tune.
Anyways, the output on the LM1 actually has 2 seperate outputs in it. Its a small headphone jack but you need to use a stereo one not a mono one like I did. After staring at this thing for hours I found out there are 2 outputs in there, one that is 0-5v and one 1-2v or whatever you program them for later. Using the mono jack you get only the 0-5v and the gauge reads a lil high
You have to run the stereo jack and find the right output.
So, I hope this helps somebody.
Anyways, the output on the LM1 actually has 2 seperate outputs in it. Its a small headphone jack but you need to use a stereo one not a mono one like I did. After staring at this thing for hours I found out there are 2 outputs in there, one that is 0-5v and one 1-2v or whatever you program them for later. Using the mono jack you get only the 0-5v and the gauge reads a lil high
You have to run the stereo jack and find the right output.So, I hope this helps somebody.
