Boostless97Lude

i talked to a guy with an rx7 that has a wideband hooked to his laptop.... what would i need to accomplish this?

or better yet, i just checked out the FJO website and the thing can plug into a laptop..... does Hondata software read a wideband o2?


[Modified by Boosted97Lude, 10:41 PM 12/2/2002]

racerxadam

in addtion to the wideband you will need a controller and software that can at least log a 0-5 volt output. Fjo has software available with their kits and I think techedge is working on software for their controller. Hondata and AEM EMS both have the ability to log the a/f ratios. They accomplish this by reading an output voltage from the controller and, using a chart of values of voltage v. a/f ratio, converting that voltage into an a/f ratio.

Boostless97Lude

so if i buy the FJO control unit that will plug into my laptop, will the Hondata software read it, or will i just have to run 2 programs at once?

Arturbo

You cant just buy the sensor itself and have it read the output. You need a controller box somewhat like what comes with the tech-edge or FJO. FJO comes with its own software and you can order the software for the tech edge. I have the EMS and I can datalog my 02 reading and read my display in my car.

I havent keept up with hondata, so Im not to sure. Might want to ask the hondata tuners.

art

Boostless97Lude

bump for anyone that knows if it'll work with Hondata software

hypa

The FJO works with Hondata software.
That's the system I'm running.

boomslang

The FJO and Techedge both work with Hondata.

But you have to have the whole wideband setup, just having a sensor won't do anything for you.

fastludeh22

iTrader: (1)

does it work w/all hondata's? i have the s100 coming soon. how does it work and what doea it do, just log the info so you can look at it?

boomslang

You need the datalogging option.

boomslang

http://www.hondata.com/techwidebandtuning.html

mamaboy

Have you guys ever dealt with the HKS A/F knock amp...its a wideband O2 meter...seems pretty cheap...well it's just a monitoring device...but what's your guys opinions on the product?

mos

For people who want to monitor non-oem sensors, but are running the OEM honda computer with no logging, you can try this: http://www.labjack.com

Its fairly cheap, and lets you monitor multiple sensors from your laptop, but the included software is pretty basic-barebones. It even has outputs so you can control switches or solenoids, but it doesn't function without a PC.