Hi,

Yes, that should be no problem. You need to measure the control signal to your eddy current power supply to see how to connect it to YourDyno. It is likely an analog signal. 

You have 3 aux channels, two of them can be used for Lambda yes, and the last one for something else.

Hi not sure but this is what it as fitted so should be able to wire it in to this

If your system works today, you should measure the signals before disconnecting. I was not able to understand what each cable does from the picture you sent. Is it an analog voltage or a PWM (pulse width modulated) signal?

Don't know how do I find out what voltage should I be looking for

I will have a look over the weekend

I need another system as the afr as stopped working and a duel afr would be a great addition

You should measure the wires on that Load control connector. Try with varying brakes, and you should see what happens.

Hi Good morning Jostein

i think it is analogue pid that is fed from the control stack to the breakout board on the dyno

http://www.powercommander.com/downloads/Support-Released/Manuals/98118103.02.pdf   page 124

so i will copy as much information down before i loose everything