Zeitronix ZT-2 issues - Need help
Hey guys,
Recently got the whole Dashdaq/ZT-2 bundle installed, but, I have run into a few issues: 1- AFR sensor is stuck on 21.0, it initially read the AFR mixture for about 20 seconds and then it went to 21.0, no matter what I do, it doesn't move. I think it could be a faulty connector or the sensor is shot, what do you guys think? 2- I installed the ZT-2 IAT sensor, but I have no idea how to get the Zt-2 to read the temperature, I can't even find it on the ZT software by name, nothing says "IAT" or "Intake Temp" or something like that. 3-How do I change the value for the zeitronix boost on dashdaq? (I have the at-2 boost sensor), I wanna put it on PSI but it gives another value I never even knew existed... Any help would be greatly appreciated :) |
Are you running just the ZT-2 and one AFR sensor or do you have it paired with a ZT-3 to monitor both banks? I had a problem with one of mine always reading 21.0 and it turned out to be a broken sensor. The tip actually broke off. There's a "generic" Bosch part number that is the same sensor as what is used in Zeitronix setup and is half the price. I think I paid like $45 for my replacement one.
Temp sensor - Are you changing the "source" when you try to assign the temp to a gauge? Does it at least pull temp from OBDII? Boost values... not sure on that one. |
Here's a link to that sensor on Amazon, $49.99. Part number is Bosch 17014
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Originally Posted by Denroll
(Post 5966866)
Are you running just the ZT-2 and one AFR sensor or do you have it paired with a ZT-3 to monitor both banks? I had a problem with one of mine always reading 21.0 and it turned out to be a broken sensor. The tip actually broke off. There's a "generic" Bosch part number that is the same sensor as what is used in Zeitronix setup and is half the price. I think I paid like $45 for my replacement one.
Temp sensor - Are you changing the "source" when you try to assign the temp to a gauge? Does it at least pull temp from OBDII? Boost values... not sure on that one. When I want to measure IAT on the zeitronix software, I don't know which option to choose... :nix:, you know how you can add/delete from the right side column, well, I can recognize boost and AFR, but not IAT. You see on this image in yellow, how can I add it?, I press "+" and I can't see it :( http://www.zeitronix.com/images/dashdaq/LeanTune_DD.PNG Boost values... well, on the dashdaq I have everything on the metric system, I think that's why I can't get PSI, I know it's possible to get the value on psi http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b72/1bdsrt/003-25.jpg |
Does the ZT-2 read RPM's?
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Yes, it does read rpm, but you will need to tap into one of the wires going to the ecu to get it.
On your DashDAQ, use those arrows to go to a screen with more gauges. Then just touch an empty one to add a signal. You can choose the source from there. If you pick ZT-2, it should show you all the signals from it. Also, send Bramage a PM. He made a custom AMG skin for the DashDAQ. |
Originally Posted by Denroll
(Post 5966897)
Yes, it does read rpm, but you will need to tap into one of the wires going to the ecu to get it.
On your DashDAQ, use those arrows to go to a screen with more gauges. Then just touch an empty one to add a signal. You can choose the source from there. If you pick ZT-2, it should show you all the signals from it. Also, send Bramage a PM. He made a custom AMG skin for the DashDAQ. |
See if this link helps. http://www.zeitronix.com/installatio..._Sensors.shtml
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Originally Posted by Lenin
(Post 5967042)
See if this link helps. http://www.zeitronix.com/installatio..._Sensors.shtml
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I tapped coil wire, can also tap injector signal wire. You can also read the RPM through OBD2 setup if using Dashdaq with OBD option .. there is a slight difference in the readings. tapping injector/coil wire is more accurate.
Originally Posted by Denroll
(Post 5966897)
Yes, it does read rpm, but you will need to tap into one of the wires going to the ecu to get it.
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You can also tap the cam sensor which is easy and is very accurate
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Is it single tooth cam? Just curious … haven't looked into it.
I prefer tapping output signal from ECU than input signal to ECU where possible. I like to minimize noise coupling in to affect inputs to ECU especially on cam and crank signals … these are both shielded cables. it likely does not affect that much though.
Originally Posted by Joncl
(Post 5967809)
You can also tap the cam sensor which is easy and is very accurate
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I just went with the wiring from Bramage and Rob, a lot of the figuring out was done by bassn a while back I think
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My OBD2 sample rate for rpm and timing are super slowwww
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Originally Posted by blackbenzz
(Post 5967918)
My OBD2 sample rate for rpm and timing are super slowwww
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Read post number six in the link.....https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...-checking.html I didn't get all my logging set up yet but ..... Any info will help....
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Timing has to be done via obd
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Hey guys,
I was fiddling with the ZT-2, I set up the User-2 (IAT Sensor) to read everything on Fahrenheit, now I can see the changes made on the Zeitronix data logging software. But when I go to the Dashdaq and I select User-2 from the Zeitronix gauges, all I get is VOLTS... what I am missing?, according to the manual, once I do conversion on the ZT-2 it should read the same on the Dashdaq, does that make sense? Please help me out :) |
The issue with the user inputs is that it gives you info in volts you need to have the formula to convert it to your wanted values with constant offset etc. some have figured out for the map but for iat I don't think anyone did
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Originally Posted by Joncl
(Post 5971238)
The issue with the user inputs is that it gives you info in volts you need to have the formula to convert it to your wanted values with constant offset etc. some have figured out for the map but for iat I don't think anyone did
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Hey bud can you post the formula for the iat via the user input
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I'd be interested to know how to do this also. IAT sensors generally speaking are non-linear so there is no simple formula ... Unlike map sensors that have fairly linear operating region and simpler formula. I have used variable resistors before to characterize responses combined with OBD readings for standalone engine management where graphs can be plotted but not for Zeitronix.
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