Weird Speedometer and Tachometer activity
Posted: Fri May 19, 2023 5:25 pm
This is Weird.
Proteus, 0.7 board with F4 processor. 1996 Alfa Romeo GTV V6 Turbo.
Replacing AEM 308 Sequential Injection, ignition - which did not exhibit any of the following weirdness.
Tachometer Lowside 12, Default Mode, Constant time, 0.5 pulse duration, 3 pulse per rev.
Speedometer Digital 3, 16 tooth count.
Speedometer signal is branched to Proteus from sensor/dash.
When stationary, dash tachometer mimics Tunerstudio.
At low speed (up to around 45km/h) dash speedometer and tachometer work normally.
Over this speed the dash speedometer stops responding to sensor input and follows apparent tachometer motion. Dash tachometer goes to around 3000 and holds.
The above stays in effect even when speeds drop below the threshold. Once stationary both dash speedometer and tachometer revert to normal working until the speed threshold is reached.
Even weirder - when the dash speedometer is misbehaving, activating the turn signal makes the speedometer move up and down in sequence with the signal flashing.
I have tried moving the Tachometer to a highside with no change, no change reversing the output mode or changing to duty cycle.
There is also no change to the weirdness when disabling the speedometer input.
The wiring is unchanged (I'm using the AEM 73 Pin connector) and this did not happen with the AEM.
I have temporarily disconnected the speedometer input to the Proteus
Any thoughts on this?
Proteus, 0.7 board with F4 processor. 1996 Alfa Romeo GTV V6 Turbo.
Replacing AEM 308 Sequential Injection, ignition - which did not exhibit any of the following weirdness.
Tachometer Lowside 12, Default Mode, Constant time, 0.5 pulse duration, 3 pulse per rev.
Speedometer Digital 3, 16 tooth count.
Speedometer signal is branched to Proteus from sensor/dash.
When stationary, dash tachometer mimics Tunerstudio.
At low speed (up to around 45km/h) dash speedometer and tachometer work normally.
Over this speed the dash speedometer stops responding to sensor input and follows apparent tachometer motion. Dash tachometer goes to around 3000 and holds.
The above stays in effect even when speeds drop below the threshold. Once stationary both dash speedometer and tachometer revert to normal working until the speed threshold is reached.
Even weirder - when the dash speedometer is misbehaving, activating the turn signal makes the speedometer move up and down in sequence with the signal flashing.
I have tried moving the Tachometer to a highside with no change, no change reversing the output mode or changing to duty cycle.
There is also no change to the weirdness when disabling the speedometer input.
The wiring is unchanged (I'm using the AEM 73 Pin connector) and this did not happen with the AEM.
I have temporarily disconnected the speedometer input to the Proteus
Any thoughts on this?