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RPM Settings - ICE Ignition System
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2018 7:32 pm
by cameron
After adjusting software settings (newbie to the Pro3) I am having big drama's getting racecapture to read the tach signal coming out of the ICE Ignition on my SBC (carby with distributor and single coil).
Any help appreciated.
ICE IGNITION SIGNAL OUTPUT:
Tach Output: ( 12 volt square wave - normally high, then low for 1.1 m/s per spark ).
https://www.iceignition.com/wp-content/ ... G-2012.pdf
Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2018 9:09 pm
by brentp
Hi,
What kind of big drama are you observing? Do you get any values at all for your RPM channel? Is there a reading that is noisy, or is it just set to 0?
How do you have your channel configured under Setup? If you can share a screenshot that would be helpful.
Thanks,
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2018 3:43 pm
by cameron
Hi Brent
Reads like 6050rpm at idle (actual =1200rpm)
channel mode: rpm
timer speed:medium
pulse per rev: 1/4
sample: 10hz
channel: rpm
Rev the engine to say 3500rpm it will read around 9000rpm
change channel modes, pulse per rev, sample, timer speed it still reads all over the shop like 400rpm - 9000rpm depending on combo's selected. But its never close to 1200rpm or multiples/divisions of it. Just looking for a pattern.
Speaking with ice technical its a clean 12v squarewave which should be simple. Electric rpm gauges read it fine.
Knowing me it will be a setting i missed.
As far as wiring our auto electrician is top notch so definitely not a rcpro3 wiring issue.
cheers
Cam
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2018 4:03 pm
by brentp
Hi,
When you are watching the values, does it change smoothly, but simply at the wrong value, or is it jumpy and erratic?
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2018 4:39 pm
by cameron
Brent
I am not with the car at this moment but smooth and pretty steady (from memory) but wrong values
cheers
cam
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2018 1:02 am
by brentp
What RPM do you see (actual vs indicated) what it is set for 1 pulse-per-revolution?
Also, what type of engine is it, and what kind of ignition system does it have?