Tonight, I tried to wire in my hall effect VSS but couldn't get it to work. I spent a couple hours reading in the manual and many posts but it is still not clear.
Am using 5v in and verified a 0-5v pulse output of the sensor. Connected the output to tablesw#28 and programed that as the input in the VSS window. When I turn the VSS by hand, no response in the MPH gauge. Earlier tried D/log in#30 as input.
I hope I get over this newbie think some day.
Mike
VSS on Jimstim
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Re: VSS on Jimstim
With no response, I guess this got classified as a stupid question.
Anyway, in the output dropdown, I guessed that JS11 might stand for Jimstim. I still don't know what the 11 stands for but the important thing is that it works.
Mike
Anyway, in the output dropdown, I guessed that JS11 might stand for Jimstim. I still don't know what the 11 stands for but the important thing is that it works.
Mike
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Re: VSS on Jimstim
JS11 has nothing to do with the JimStim. It's a solder pad on the MS V3.0 board. Check the schematics: http://www.msextra.com/doc/general/ms2v3schems.html.
Jean
Jean
Re: VSS on Jimstim
Jean,
Then why would the VSS start stimulating the MPH gauge on TS when I put the output to JS11? It was not working before I did that when the output was set to off.
As I am sure you figured out by now, reading schematics is not my forte.
What should the output be set to for indicating mph on the JS gauge screen?
Then why would the VSS start stimulating the MPH gauge on TS when I put the output to JS11? It was not working before I did that when the output was set to off.
As I am sure you figured out by now, reading schematics is not my forte.
What should the output be set to for indicating mph on the JS gauge screen?