Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
05-28-2006, 08:44 PM
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Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
Finally got around to installing my wideband into my new teg yesterday. Finally got everything working so I can do some tuning when my cams come in. 
Turbo timer serves as an A/F display. Calibration button and status LED for the LC-1.
[img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p0332b2682d37852d82616c5005fc4dad/eeca4df0.jpg[/img]
Rats nest. Extension harness with a PC power plug used to connect the wideband controller to the ECU.
[img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p89310279c906d57e49b59783f0b3da4d/eeca4d93.jpg[/img][img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/pbcf11ecb95762c862ec493602f9122ce/eeca4d58.jpg[/img]
ECU J12 and J1 are connected to switches.
[img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p08299183e95ef396b7b9984e35f6f8f0/eeca4d19.jpg[/img]
Forgot to mention,. Thanks to my friend J for helping with the install and motivating my ***.
Turbo timer serves as an A/F display. Calibration button and status LED for the LC-1.
[img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p0332b2682d37852d82616c5005fc4dad/eeca4df0.jpg[/img]
Rats nest. Extension harness with a PC power plug used to connect the wideband controller to the ECU.
[img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p89310279c906d57e49b59783f0b3da4d/eeca4d93.jpg[/img][img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/pbcf11ecb95762c862ec493602f9122ce/eeca4d58.jpg[/img]
ECU J12 and J1 are connected to switches.
[img width=400]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p08299183e95ef396b7b9984e35f6f8f0/eeca4d19.jpg[/img]
Forgot to mention,. Thanks to my friend J for helping with the install and motivating my ***.
05-29-2006, 12:16 PM
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Re: Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
You can program either of the analog outputs on the LC-1 to whatever linear slope you desire. You can also program the voltage to A/.F ratio correlation on the turbo timer. I don't use the turbo timer display for tuning. It is setup for monitoring only. When I'm tuning I datalog through the ECU with the other analog out programmed to Innovates factory 0-5V settings. When I'm done tuning I reprogram the output to the ECM to represent the stock O2 sensor so that I can enable closed loop.
05-29-2006, 12:17 PM
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Re: Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
Yeah, what he said.
With "single digit" voltages, does the TT give you two decimal places on the voltage readout? In that case, you could set it up to display to a tenth of an AFR, if you ignore decimal placement.
I like your wiring, you did a good job.
With "single digit" voltages, does the TT give you two decimal places on the voltage readout? In that case, you could set it up to display to a tenth of an AFR, if you ignore decimal placement.
I like your wiring, you did a good job.
05-29-2006, 12:21 PM
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Re: Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
Thanks JD. 
The voltage set range on the A/F points is in 0.05 increments. So I think that it could be setup to be pretty accurate to a tenth of an A/F. Unfortunately I haven't sat down and hashed out the math to set the TT up perfectly.
The voltage set range on the A/F points is in 0.05 increments. So I think that it could be setup to be pretty accurate to a tenth of an A/F. Unfortunately I haven't sat down and hashed out the math to set the TT up perfectly.
05-29-2006, 12:36 PM
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Re: Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
The only LC-1 I have touched friend itself and acted all fucked up. I really, really, really - have I mentioned really? - liked the way it was put together, the size and cable packaging, and how Logworks interfaced it with my laptop. I really liked the price. But... it fried itself, and according to a perusal of their forums that happens quite a lot.
Keep me updated on how yours works for you, please? If Innovate gets the bugs worked out of the damn thing I'll buy ten of them, and blow an eskimo left handed midget ninja albino out of gratitude. Thanks.
Keep me updated on how yours works for you, please? If Innovate gets the bugs worked out of the damn thing I'll buy ten of them, and blow an eskimo left handed midget ninja albino out of gratitude. Thanks.
05-29-2006, 01:16 PM
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Re: Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
This is the second car that this setup has been installed in. I really love the flexibility and unobtrusive packaging that this unit offers. I have read about the analog outputs getting fried, but I think that they have had that problem solved for a while now. Check the forum, I'm pretty sure that Klaus has already addressed the cause of the failures.
05-29-2006, 02:31 PM
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Re: Installed the LC-1 in my Teg yesterday.
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
The only LC-1 I have touched friend itself and acted all fucked up. I really, really, really - have I mentioned really? - liked the way it was put together, the size and cable packaging, and how Logworks interfaced it with my laptop. I really liked the price. But... it fried itself, and according to a perusal of their forums that happens quite a lot.
Keep me updated on how yours works for you, please? If Innovate gets the bugs worked out of the damn thing I'll buy ten of them, and blow an eskimo left handed midget ninja albino out of gratitude. Thanks.
Keep me updated on how yours works for you, please? If Innovate gets the bugs worked out of the damn thing I'll buy ten of them, and blow an eskimo left handed midget ninja albino out of gratitude. Thanks.
