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Wideband Commander Air Fuel Ratio Monitor Installation Guide For Dyno Interface.
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Part Number: I15-7012 Version 01 (09/2008)
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PARTS LIST
quantity description
1 Wideband Commander Module
1 Wideband Commander Software
1 Bosch LSU 4 Wideband Oxygen Sensor
1 Oxygen Sensor Cable
1Power Supply
1Power Supply Cable
1USB Cable
3Cable Ties
1Dynojet Decal
SETTING UP THE WIDEBAND COMMANDER
1 Release the holding tabs by inserting a small
screw driver into the four back slots on the
Wideband Commander module.
2 Remove the back panel of the Wideband
Commander module.
Figure AFigure B
3 Attach the O2 sensor wiring harness wires to
the screw terminal as shown in Figure B.
4 Replace the back panel. Verify the holding tabs
lock securely into the slots.
Note: Dynojet recommends securing the
sensor cable to the main wiring harness with a
cable tie for additional strain relief.
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5 When using the compressed air setup to run
the main air fuel ratio, remove the O2 sensor
bung plug in the sensor block.
6 Install the Wideband Commander O2 sensor in
the block along side the sensor that is already
there.
Note: The procedure is the same for the standup compressed air.
Figure CFigure DFigure E
7 Connect the USB cable to the mini USB port
on the Wideband Commander.
8 Connect the USB cable to an available USB
port on your dyno computer.
CONFIGURING THE SOFTWARE
The Wideband Commander must be plugged into
the USB port, the power cable must be plugged
into the wall, and the O2 sensor must be wired
into the Wideband Commander module.
1 Open WinPEP 7.
2Select Too ls
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MakeRun Configuration.
3 Click the Expansion Ports tab.
4 Enable Wideband Commander.
5Click OK.
6Click the Edit Mode button . You cannot
edit gauges unless you are in Edit Mode.
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MakeRun Options
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edit mode
gauge toolbar
The gauge toolbar will appear.
7Click the Vertica l B a r G auge button .
8 Click and drag, holding the mouse button
down as you do so, on the MakeRun panel
until the dotted box is the desired size. Release
the mouse and the gauge will appear.
9 Right click on the gauge and choose Gauge
Properties.
The Gauge Property Editor dialog box will
appear.
10 Select WBC AFR from the Data Channel drop
down list.
11 Set the Min to 10 and the Max to 18.
12 Click OK.
You are now ready to monitor dual air fuel
ratios simultaneously.
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