Hi, I’m having an issue with the oil and fuel pressure values
I managed to get the values to read fairly close to the haltech but it’s still a 3-8 psi off, and when at zero pressure, real dash reads 10psi.
What’s the best way to fix this ?
Thanks !
Hi, I’m having an issue with the oil and fuel pressure values
I managed to get the values to read fairly close to the haltech but it’s still a 3-8 psi off, and when at zero pressure, real dash reads 10psi.
What’s the best way to fix this ?
Thanks !
Did you make changes to connection XML for this? Please share your changes in order to analyze.
Yeh I did, I changed it from Kpa to psi and moved the decimal point in the equation from 0.1 to 0.01
But I believe Haltech sends pressure values in Kpa which is converted to Bar in XML:
<value targetId="202" units="bar" offset="0" length="2" conversion="V*0.001"></value> <!-- fuel pressure -->
<value targetId="151" units="bar" offset="2" length="2" conversion="V*0.001"></value> <!-- oil pressure -->
Conversion to bar allows user to use ‘Settings->Units & Values’ to change the display format of the pressure, as RealDash internally handles everything in metric units and units conversion is done at display phase.
Oh cool I’ll give that a shot thanks !
The gauges are still off. Is there any other way I can adjust the accuracy?
Thanks
When you say “off”, what do you mean? What is the displayed value, and what should it display?
Comparing to the haltech, at 0psi real dash is at 14psi. At 40 psi real dash is at 45-50psi
This is what I have in my xml for the oil pressure with a Haltech.
Being that you are ~14psi or 1 bar I assume you need to add the -101.3
value targetId=“151” units=“Bar” offset=“2” length=“2” conversion=“((V/10)-101.3)/100” rangeMin=“0” rangeMax=“150”> <!-- Engine Oil Pressure –
I don’t know how to put up code but if you cut and paste the above you need to add the < in front of value and > at the end of the –
Jason
Thanks ! That fixed the issue!
Can you please share what your line of code looks like for wideband overall ?
I don’t believe I used wideband overall as I only have the one wideband. this is the code I used:
This is the code for wideband overall, I’m not sure I’ve tested it, but I cant see why it wouldn’t work.
These are both displayed in Lambda, but you could change the conversion to show in AFR if you wanted to.
Regards
Jason
Actually, if RealDash reads Lambda from ECU it will automatically set the AFR inputs and vice versa.
Thanks everything is working as it should now !! Well worth the effort.
Is there a way of doing this in guage math? I’m having difficulty uploading an XML file due to layer version of Android.
Many thanks.
Install a file manager, that should solve this issue.
I have done. Used Amaze and it let’s me select the file no problem. Its after that now I’m getting a failed to parse error.
There is probably some sort of a syntax error in your XML file. Use a code editor to check that file is correct.
Ah OK. Just ran it through a checker there and you are correct many thanks. Will try it again.
This turned out to be the text I copied above uses different quotation marks. it has to be " and not “. Such a minor thing but that is the reason it didnt like the code.