I have a Ford Crank Position sensor mounted and connected (and reading) to a MK2. Now the problem is getting the setting so it records accurately. The pulse selection ends at 63... We've messed around with RPM verses Frequency, along with various other settings to no satisfactory solution. This application needs an accurate record.
Racing on Saturday, so responsiveness is appreciated.
Dave
Settings for a Ford Crank Position Sensor (73 teeth)
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Settings for a Ford Crank Position Sensor (73 teeth)
Dave Vincent, F500 #73
Brent,
Sorry for the long delay.
We got some erratic readings, but mostly it was just wrong. We got it close to a correct reading at idle, but definitely wrong at speed.
I found your discussion on active verses passive sensor and have now installed a 3-wire gear sensor (the Hamlin #55505), but I cannot "Configure the pulse channel with the number of pulses per revolution, which maps to the number of teeth on the gear / wheel" because I need to set that to 73 and the max number of pulses per revolution in the UI is 63.
How do I set pulses to 73 for my installation?
Dave
Sorry for the long delay.
We got some erratic readings, but mostly it was just wrong. We got it close to a correct reading at idle, but definitely wrong at speed.
I found your discussion on active verses passive sensor and have now installed a 3-wire gear sensor (the Hamlin #55505), but I cannot "Configure the pulse channel with the number of pulses per revolution, which maps to the number of teeth on the gear / wheel" because I need to set that to 73 and the max number of pulses per revolution in the UI is 63.
How do I set pulses to 73 for my installation?
Dave
Dave Vincent, F500 #73
Thanks for the update.
Right now it's constrained through the user interface, but you can edit the configuration file directly and set the value to what you want.
We can get this updated in the 1.10.1 app. Tracking the issue here:
https://github.com/autosportlabs/RaceCa ... ssues/1413
Load the configuration file using a regular text editor, like notepad++ and search for the timerCfg section. Change the PPR to 100. Save the file, then load the file into the app, and write it to RCP.
Here's an example of changing the first timer channel to have 100 for PPR (Pulse Per Revolution).
Right now it's constrained through the user interface, but you can edit the configuration file directly and set the value to what you want.
We can get this updated in the 1.10.1 app. Tracking the issue here:
https://github.com/autosportlabs/RaceCa ... ssues/1413
Load the configuration file using a regular text editor, like notepad++ and search for the timerCfg section. Change the PPR to 100. Save the file, then load the file into the app, and write it to RCP.
Here's an example of changing the first timer channel to have 100 for PPR (Pulse Per Revolution).
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"timerCfg": {
"0": {
"alpha": 1.0,
"max": 10000,
"min": 0,
"mode": 0,
"nm": "RPM",
"ppr": 100,
"prec": 0,
"speed": 1,
"sr": 10,
"st": 0,
"ut": ""
},
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Let us know how it goes!