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I installed the rtek 2.0 and hooked in my Wideband mentioned above. I got it to read into the palm, but the munbers are off by about 2.0 So, my wideband gauge is reading 14.1 on cruise and the rtek is reading 12.1 or so. I tried to manipulate it in the preferances of the Rtek, but can not. How do I get around useing the Preset gauges?
As well, where the fuel maps leaned out on the rtek for bettter performance? I notince I run a bit leaner then prior to the rtek install.
thanks all.
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I tried to manipulate it in the preferances of the Rtek, but can not.
Why not? The LM1 must be configured the same as the Rtek. What is the configuration/calibration of the LM1's analog output? i.e. what voltages = what AFRs?
The analog 1 setup is important for proper closed loop. Not sure why there are such wacky values. I'd see what they recomend.
Analog 2 again has wacky values. But both the LM1 and the Rtek is fully configurable.
I'm not sure why you were having problems setting the Rtek prefs. If you left the values in the LM1 the way they are, you could enter the values in te the "calc" area and tap calc and it would fill in the mult and offset for you. Hit OK and you're done.
You could also get better resolution if you narrowed the range on the LM1 down some since you don't need to go from 7 to 22. Set it to like
0v=10
5v=20 (or less if you want)
Enter the same values into the calc area of the Rtek prefs and it will calulate the mult and offset.
Linear Mode
