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Thread: F.A.S.T. Wideband interfacing with HP Tuners

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    F.A.S.T. Wideband interfacing with HP Tuners

    I recently purchased HP Tuners along with a FAST Dual Sensor Wideband.
    After reading the instructions of both, I was very confused on how to configure the linear equation using the EIO input.
    What was creating my confusion was not knowing the controller's AFR range.
    I called FAST and was told 9.6 AFR to 20.986 AFR.
    The instructions indicate that the meter reads up to 4.096 volts.

    Now, let's get to the fun part of this post, the mathematics...

    Equation 1 (this is how the FAST Wideband interprets the voltage) - (Input Voltage from O2 sensor x 2.78) + minimum AFR range(my case being 9.6)

    Example 1: (2 volts x 2.78) + 9.6volts = 15.16 AFR

    Equation 2 (this is used with HP Tuners) -
    Output Voltage Range = 4.096
    AFR Range = 20.986 - 9.6 = 11.386
    Minimum AFR Range = 9.6

    (Input Voltage from O2 sensor/(4.096/11.386)) + 9.6

    Example 1: (2 volts/(4.096/11.386)) + 9.6 volts = 15.159571 AFR


    I entered in .3597 in the blank under input volts and 9.6 in the + blank.

    Both of these formulas equate to almost the same result.
    I hope this post will help others.
    Please correct any misinformation that I have left, gurus!
    I am going out on a limb here.
    Thanks for a great product!
    Last edited by z06hater; 11-29-2006 at 12:08 AM.

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    Great information! Are you running the dual averaged AFR configuration? What are your thoughts on the FAST WB?
    Aaron

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    I run mine in dual sensor/signal mode. im tapping my signal from the Odd bank and logg my afr through HPTUNERS and the F.A.S.T.
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    FAST Dual wideband

    I used your caculations and the FAST meter reads 15.4 to 14.5 and my scan read 9.5 +afr any ideas?
    I would tune to the FAST meter values before I leaned it out to this figure.

    I entered in .3597 in the blank under input volts and 9.6 in the + blank.

    Any Ideas?
    HP tuners gives the values for other wideband meters except for FAST can they give us a little input.

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    OK so I have been trying for 3 days to set this thing up and found your article here. When ever I try to enter this data I get a window pop up that says Not Available. If I enter whole numbers such as .5 and 10 it accepts with no issues. Anyone have any ideas? I just bought the FAST Dual sensor WB and am trying to get this car tuned.

    My VCM is version 2.22.3152.18236
    Config is Default Imperial.cfg GM Firebird/Camaro (V8) 1999
    OS is Windows XP with the latest SP and updates.

    Let me know if I can give any more info.
    Last edited by jpliss; 10-05-2012 at 12:43 PM.

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    Sorry to bring up an old thread but has there been any new updates on this.

    We have the same FAST dual wideband kit and would like to install on my son's LS swap Blazer

    Let us know

    Thanks

    Kevin