diy o2 and tpi question
Don DRI05 Ricciardiello
dricciardiello at qantas.com.au
Fri Oct 19 01:46:45 GMT 2001
can you just hook up one of those simple 3 1/2 digit LCD panel voltage
meters that are sold by the electronics shops?
Don
From: steve ravet <sravet at arm.com>@diy-efi.org on 18/10/2001 10:30 EST
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The output of the WBO2 board is a voltage from about 1.5 volts to 4.0
volts. The output voltage is an indication of the A/F ratio. There's a
table that explains it here:
ftp://diy-efi.org/pub/diy_efi/project_files/diy_wb1/v_out.txt
You can connect your voltmeter to the output and use the table to see
your AFR. There are 2 display projects going on, an LCD that provides a
numeric readout and an LED project that uses a range of LEDs to indicate
AFR. These can be connected to the WBO2 circuit for a more readable
output.
--steve
chris abreu wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> sorry if you have answered this question a million times already, but i
> haven't seen a clear answer in the past emails. How do you read the
output
> of the system. I dont have too much electronics knowledge and therefore
> looking at the layout doesn't help me much. I don't see an LCD display on
> the parts list or numerous LED's. Can somebody give me an answer in
terms
> an ME would understand. The only experience I have with anything even
> close to Electrical work is burning proms for TPI and installing TPI.
--steve
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Steve Ravet
steve.ravet at arm.com
ARM,Inc.
www.arm.com
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