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(@chris-harrison)
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This seems really simple but I can't figure it out.

We purchased a water brake valve, standard V5 logger, Water/Oil temp thermistor, RPM pickup and trigger wheel to update a Stuska dyno.

All the install has gone well except we can't seem to figure out the thermistor connection. 

Picture of sensor kit in the webshop shows the 2 pin connector like would fit AUX ports.

It seems like it should be a simple connect to AUX1 and load Ramp file.

If I use the standard Thermistor Ramp file we see, it pops a window telling me there is a pullup resistor for the AUX that can be enabled.

But I can't find way to set pullup up. I believe it has V3.3.71 software but I can't confirm right now, it is in hangar no internet access.

It gives a temp of ~380f connected straight to AUX if we use 5v it reads about 85f (20 high)

If I use the LS2 Ramp file error is less but still off.

I figured if I bought sensor from YourDyno it would be set to use.

Do I need resistor? if so what value is Ramp file set for? 

Everything else is super, beautiful parts, good documentation, control valve install has gone well.

Ideas please, Thanks Chris

 

 
Posted : 24/02/2024 5:42 am
(@Anonymous)
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Hi,

Open the box, move the pullup jumper.

 
Posted : 24/02/2024 11:06 am
(@chris-harrison)
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Thank you, obvious! years of sealed electronics had me looking for software solution.

 
Posted : 24/02/2024 4:21 pm
(@chris-harrison)
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I have thermistor basically working now with the jumper in place.

But it reads low, about 14% or so.

I have it on an old Stuska dyno with a mechanical gauge and a T/C connected to the original PowerPro Stuska logger.

Also verified temp with Fluke T/C. There is about 1% variation between those 3 sensors.

I have tried "YourDyno thermistor DegC.rmp" 

Is there a different Ramp file I need? or shall i just write my own?

If I freeze and boil my sensor, can I just assume the curve shape is same and just offset the points i find in existing ramp file?

Thanks Chris

 

 
Posted : 01/03/2024 7:48 am
(@Anonymous)
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Hi,

Here is the rmp file for the YourDyno thermistor for use with the YourDyno standard: https://yourdyno.com/Y

I will add all the variations to the next software release so it is easier to select. 

https://yourdyno.com/ https://yourdyno.com/ YourDynoThermistorDegF_Standard.rmp

 

 

 
 

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Posted : 01/03/2024 10:59 am
(@chris-harrison)
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I am having a little trouble with the links, some of them are not quite right 

I am getting error 404

 
Posted : 03/03/2024 5:57 am
(@Anonymous)
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Seems a space has snuck into the links there, just remove them

 
Posted : 04/03/2024 11:38 pm
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