New Linear patches released

[atc82]

Originally Posted by OpCode

could you post them here??

For INNOVATE LM-1 users:

Open up the 'LM-1 Programmer' software and connect the LM-1 to the computer with the serial cable. Once connected, click on the tab 'Analog Out 2' (It doesn't matter if you choose 1 or 2, but the first one is already set up for narrow band simulation). Now choose 'Use Air-Fuel Ratio' from the lower right portion of the window. This will get the graph to display the curve-fit in AFR rather than lambda.

Once this had been done, the values need to be entered.

0.00 Volts at 10.00 AFR
5.00 Volts at 20.00 AFR

These correspond to the curve of AFR = Volts*2 + 10.

Once the numbers have been entered in, click 'Program' and now the LM-1 is ready to work with Dig's new linear patch. Make sure that the output you programmed is the one going to F14 on the ECM.

[skwayb]

Thanks for the plug Dig. I was glad I could help. Let me know if you need help with anything else.

[OpCode]

Originally Posted by atc82

For INNOVATE LM-1 users:

Open up the 'LM-1 Programmer' software and connect the LM-1 to the computer with the serial cable. Once connected, click on the tab 'Analog Out 2' (It doesn't matter if you choose 1 or 2, but the first one is already set up for narrow band simulation). Now choose 'Use Air-Fuel Ratio' from the lower right portion of the window. This will get the graph to display the curve-fit in AFR rather than lambda.

Once this had been done, the values need to be entered.

0.00 Volts at 10.00 AFR
5.00 Volts at 20.00 AFR

These correspond to the curve of AFR = Volts*2 + 10.

Once the numbers have been entered in, click 'Program' and now the LM-1 is ready to work with Dig's new linear patch. Make sure that the output you programmed is the one going to F14 on the ECM.

thanks to you both!!

[93 TY 2185]

Originally Posted by atc82

For INNOVATE LM-1 users:

Open up the 'LM-1 Programmer' software and connect the LM-1 to the computer with the serial cable. Once connected, click on the tab 'Analog Out 2' (It doesn't matter if you choose 1 or 2, but the first one is already set up for narrow band simulation). Now choose 'Use Air-Fuel Ratio' from the lower right portion of the window. This will get the graph to display the curve-fit in AFR rather than lambda.

Once this had been done, the values need to be entered.

0.00 Volts at 10.00 AFR
5.00 Volts at 20.00 AFR

These correspond to the curve of AFR = Volts*2 + 10.

Once the numbers have been entered in, click 'Program' and now the LM-1 is ready to work with Dig's new linear patch. Make sure that the output you programmed is the one going to F14 on the ECM.

Here's what it looks like after reprogramming.
A/F

Lambda