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  1. 11-23-2008 #1
    black_phantom
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    LM-2 Config file and coustom PID

    Hi there
    does any one have Config file for LM-2 and coustom PID and please help me with the offset .
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  2. 11-23-2008 #2
    jackedupcanyon
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    Would think it would be the same as the LM-1? There is a default setup for the LM-1 under the AUX insert list in the scanner.
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    You are going to hook it up to the EIO interface? You derive the equation as shown here in post #5: http://www.hptuners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9448. So you have to decide how to configure the LM-2's output(s). IE: 0-5V equates to 10-20 AFR. Take the voltage and AFR range and plug it into the user defined custom PID. Then if it's not reading the same as the gauge add or subtract from the offset (number that gets added).
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