Thread: question about gauges

so i like to use my usb direct wideband logging to compare to what nemu's seeing from the 0-5v wire, however in the gauge screen i can only get 2 digits for the "custom" one which is adc 1.. however for the direct wideband logging it gives 4 digits with a decimal, as seen in the picture.



what do i gotta do to get the custom one to show like the direct?

note that it does show up correctly when im going through the graphing stuff, but i've been tryin to get my custom to match my direct so that i can eventually ditch the direct, but also use the custom for when the new SA shit comes out hehe.

Ive never connected a wideband to usb, but ive noticed the number can be a bit different on the display than it is on the Nemu, but always wondered if its a lag issue.

i've noticed you can mess with the min/max value in the settings to try to get it closer, but you can also adjust the voltage offset i think is what its called to try to dial it in.. its at 0 default but if you add say 1 or 2 it'll throw it in one direction but you can also use decimals like 1.2 or 1.7 but not only that if you throw minus in it'll work also, example -1.5

as of right now i set it back to the zetronix instead of custom and viola the digits in the gauges work like i want them to.. however you cannot mess with the min max values when one of the real widebands are selected, zeitronix, aem ect.. however after messing with the voltage offset i've got it down to within .1 or .2 of my actual gauge and usb.

I did the same as you, plugged in the WB into the USB to compare it to the 0-5v input. I adjusted the offset to -.1 and it reads right on. You can select the WB instead of custom, i have mine set to AFR (USB) and Innovate (0-5v).

This was before i calibrated the offset.