Importing Wideband into EEHack

[Fastmax32168]

I thought I had all this done correctly, but apparently not. I have an LM2 hooked up through my A/C port but I am having an issue with the conversion in EEhack. I have both the wideband and EE hack set at 0 Volts = 7.350 and 5 Volts = 22.390. The conversion factor must be automatic in EEhack and it comes up as 3.008N+7.35
When I try to run analysis however it gives me trims that are off by 50-75%, which is not right, as it runs perfect and my narrowband trims are right on the money. Also when I view the innovate while driving it is within a % or two, and it appears accurate in the EEhack display before I run analysis. Where have I gone wrong oh great gurus?
Thanks,
Roy

[steveo]

lets see a log

[Fastmax32168]

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I think the AFR#s are right when I analyze and look under power enrichment AFR, they are just all over the place under VMAF fueling. Is that just how it is?

[steveo]

everything seems fine except that you might be trying to analyze wideband AFR in closed loop (which is a fairly useless analysis) and trying to do a percentage deviation without the AFR target patch in your datastream (since it doesn't know what your AFR target is). try analyzing it as not a percentage. if i do that with your log everything is 14:1-15:1 afr as expected. you should install the eehack patch set if you want everything in eehack to work properly (most stuff disables itself without the patches but i haven't really bothered with some odd controls like that)

[steveo]

oh and you have a lot of knock at 3-4k wide open throttle, you should look into that

[steveo]

here, this is what a good wideband analysis of narrowband looks like. (this is your data and wideband settings)Untitled.jpg

[steveo]

here is a graph of your wideband during closed loop, i threw injector pulsewidth in there too so you can see that the lean points are actually DFCO (injectors off during decel)Untitled2.png