
I have no idea if this could be the source of the problem

Historically all VR I've seen running have one wire GNDed.
So I expect the internal switch to connect IN#+ to 2.5V and then when ever the IN#- crosses 2.5V it toggles the output. However we also have the bias pin connected to GND. If it were a different mode, then I would expect the external bias to be used, and if that happens then I would expect you want to connect IN#+ to GND and detect when it crosses the 0V level.In Mode A2, an internally generated reference voltage is used to bias the differential amplifier and all internal circuitry instead of an external
voltage connected to the BIAS input—this helps reduce external components and design variables leading to a more robust application.
Did you connected sensor by left or right channel?russian wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2019 12:08 am@Kavabanga can you please reproduce this? Maybe get a new cheap VR sensor from a parts store? Shorter wires? Not sure what else could be different![]()
Hello! Sorry for big delayOrchardPerformance wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 9:34 amRegarding the VR sensor - That looks like you might be able to stick a Bosch Hall sensor in the same hole as you cam sensor. What diameter is it and I will check one of the Bosch ones I have kicking about.
left channel
Some sensor unit have two sensors integrated in one body, for example one provides analog data for gauge and another provides a switch for fan relay.
is that because... you maybe have a 2007 cbr600rr yourself?!