Easiest ignition triggering using MSD6a
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Easiest ignition triggering using MSD6a
At the moment I'm running fuel only MSnS with MSD6a and a recurved dizzy.
What I want to do is lock the dizzy shaft then connect the sensor in the bottom of my distributor (picture following) to the MS and then output timed firing pulse information to the MSD. This hook-up doesn't seem to be covered in any of the literature.
Thanks in advance.
Dene
What I want to do is lock the dizzy shaft then connect the sensor in the bottom of my distributor (picture following) to the MS and then output timed firing pulse information to the MSD. This hook-up doesn't seem to be covered in any of the literature.
Thanks in advance.
Dene
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I think this page will cover your setup pretty well--
http://megasquirt.sourceforge.net/extra/setup-msns.html
Hope this helps!
http://megasquirt.sourceforge.net/extra/setup-msns.html
Hope this helps!
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http://www.msefi.com/viewtopic.php?t=16365
try this mine is hooked up like this
try this mine is hooked up like this
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DeneOehme wrote:OK but for MSD it only shows details for the V3 board.
Mine is V2.2 so is there an equivelant connection for the 2.2.
See following recomended internal V3 modification...
The same leg (closest to DB9) of D14/17 (D17 on the v2.2 board) over to any available output pin on the DB37. For example X11 would bring the ignition signal out on pin 25.
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all you have to do is just fit a wire form - side of led 17 to any of the free output exit on the board let said x11 and a wire from that output to the white of the msd but if you have a vr sensor in your distributor you have to condition the signal using a 4 or 7 pin module to pin 24.let me know if you need the 4 pin module i hav one laid around that i could saled to you cheap.
Thanks for the tips. All working to a point.
I can get it to run using the above methods but the signal output from the MS is erratic in it's timing. After the initial setups, I've set the timing map to all zeros and still the timing bounces around all over the place within a 20 degree range.
Also the tach signal now fluctuates by up to 1000rpm causing odd fuelling as you would expect. In fact it may be this tach fluctuation that is causing the timing problem as well.
With the tach signal feeding the MS from the VR conditioner and the white wire from the MSD to the MS disconnected, the tach signal is rock solid. As soon as I connect the white wire, whether spark control is turned on in the MS or not, the tach signal goes nuts.
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
Dene
I can get it to run using the above methods but the signal output from the MS is erratic in it's timing. After the initial setups, I've set the timing map to all zeros and still the timing bounces around all over the place within a 20 degree range.
Also the tach signal now fluctuates by up to 1000rpm causing odd fuelling as you would expect. In fact it may be this tach fluctuation that is causing the timing problem as well.
With the tach signal feeding the MS from the VR conditioner and the white wire from the MSD to the MS disconnected, the tach signal is rock solid. As soon as I connect the white wire, whether spark control is turned on in the MS or not, the tach signal goes nuts.
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
Dene