The document provides instructions for calibrating an air/fuel ratio (AFR) sensor readout in HP Tuners software to match the sensor's native readout. It involves entering the sensor's voltage range, the AFR values it can read, and an offset formula into HP Tuners. The optional offset adjustment allows fine-tuning if the HP Tuners reading differs from the sensor's. Common sensor specifications are also provided.
The document provides instructions for calibrating an air/fuel ratio (AFR) sensor readout in HP Tuners software to match the sensor's native readout. It involves entering the sensor's voltage range, the AFR values it can read, and an offset formula into HP Tuners. The optional offset adjustment allows fine-tuning if the HP Tuners reading differs from the sensor's. Common sensor specifications are also provided.
The document provides instructions for calibrating an air/fuel ratio (AFR) sensor readout in HP Tuners software to match the sensor's native readout. It involves entering the sensor's voltage range, the AFR values it can read, and an offset formula into HP Tuners. The optional offset adjustment allows fine-tuning if the HP Tuners reading differs from the sensor's. Common sensor specifications are also provided.
The document provides instructions for calibrating an air/fuel ratio (AFR) sensor readout in HP Tuners software to match the sensor's native readout. It involves entering the sensor's voltage range, the AFR values it can read, and an offset formula into HP Tuners. The optional offset adjustment allows fine-tuning if the HP Tuners reading differs from the sensor's. Common sensor specifications are also provided.
Step 1: Enter the voltage range of your AFR device. This is normally 0 to 5 volts. Step 2: Enter the minimum and maximum Air/Fuel your device will read. (Your Wideband manual will list this) Step 3: Enter the data the formula gives you (see the green box above) into your HP Tuners software. (See Tuning sc Step 4: If your AFR is reading different in HP Tuners than the Wideband readout shows, use the offset adjustment. For example, if your HPT read low by half a point (.5) then you would enter -.5 than into the offset cell. Then enter the new forumla corrections into the HP Tuners and compare. If your wideband does not have a handheld with digital display, use the software they sent to compare. SEE Tab below “Common WB Data” FOR VALUES OF COMMON WIDEBAND SENSORS Voltage Range Device Range 5 15.04
STEP 4 (OPTIONAL) SET FORMULA plus (Min value of device range OFFSET ADJUSTMENT 7.35 0
rmally 0 to 5 volts. will read. (Your Wideband manual will list this) above) into your HP Tuners software. (See Tuning school Manual for details) Wideband readout shows, use the offset adjustment. would enter -.5 than into the offset cell.
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