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2013-01-23 15:11:41
#11
ugh...i need a nemu.....sounds super easy to set up my eugo with...
2013-01-23 15:46:57
#12
The UEGO setup is the least of the great things about a NEMU + Nismotronic RT.

I'm a software developer myself... Great work from @JKTUNING
2013-01-23 16:01:13
#13
Originally Posted by blackngreenb14
The UEGO setup is the least of the great things about a NEMU + Nismotronic RT.

I'm a software developer myself... Great work from @JKTUNING


Thanks for the kind words.

I hope you guys enjoy the new version as well
2013-01-23 23:37:14
#14
So i can run a wideband in the factory 02 location and get rid of the factory narrow band?
2013-01-23 23:45:10
#15
Originally Posted by rmyc
So i can run a wideband in the factory 02 location and get rid of the factory narrow band?


With the upcoming SA release, yes.

It has the ability to use a wideband's 0-5 volt signal for closed loop. This is one of the nicest features in the new firmware
2013-01-24 16:24:52
#16
Ooooooooooh! I'm waiting!

You mention this is a firmware update. I imagine you mean the firmware in the ECU itself. Is there a way to flash the ECU from Nismotronic? Where can I find info on this?

Thanks!
2013-01-24 21:47:05
#17
Originally Posted by blackngreenb14
Ooooooooooh! I'm waiting!

You mention this is a firmware update. I imagine you mean the firmware in the ECU itself. Is there a way to flash the ECU from Nismotronic? Where can I find info on this?

Thanks!


The firmware upgrade will be available with the new version of the software.

Everything is done via the software (upgrading firmware, flashing, logging, etc).
2013-01-25 02:27:08
#18
whats neat about the breakout box is you can actually use it to power and ground your wideband, then ground the breakout box to the intake manifold like the ecu does.

i haven't done this yet cause i've had alot of other things going on, but as soon as the new SA version of nismotronic comes out im going to be doing alot of things and sharing all the stuff i learn with you all.
2013-01-25 02:49:57
#19
Originally Posted by lynchfourtwenty
whats neat about the breakout box is you can actually use it to power and ground your wideband, then ground the breakout box to the intake manifold like the ecu does.


Most wide bands are powered by 12V. The 5V supply from the break-out box can be used to power MAP sensors and other sensors that require 5V, like thermistors (temperature sensors) for example. Note that thermistors also require a resistor (5k ohm typically) in series with the thermistor with the NEMU analog input connected between the two.
Like this:
o-----^v^v^-----o-----^v^/^v^------o
+5V....5kohm......NEMU...thermistor.....ground

Dave
2013-01-25 02:59:30
#20
ah ok thats right.. as for the grounding wideband i'm correct on that tho right?
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