Do you have a question about the Innovate Motorsports LC-1 and is the answer not in the manual?
Brand | Innovate Motorsports |
---|---|
Model | LC-1 |
Category | Controller |
Language | English |
Details how to connect an LED and a button for status monitoring and calibration.
Explains how to connect the LC-1 to an external analog AFR display.
Guides on connecting the LC-1 to an ECU or data logger for data logging.
Describes the preferred method for mounting the O² sensor using a bung.
Provides instructions for creating a DIY copper heat sink for the sensor.
Explains the process and importance of calibrating the sensor in free air.
Details the process for recalibrating the sensor heater circuit.
Outlines the recommended schedule for performing calibrations.
Discusses using analog displays with the LC-1 for remote monitoring.
Explains how to connect the LC-1 to a digital XD-1 instrument.
Details how to record AFR or Lambda data using a laptop.
Describes setting up multi-channel recording with multiple LC-1 units.
Guides on installing the necessary software for programming the LC-1.
Explains how to connect the LC-1 to a computer for programming.
Details how to reset calibration data on the LC-1.
Provides instructions for updating the LC-1's firmware.
Explains how to configure the analog output characteristics.
Covers advanced settings for analog output configuration.
Discusses general requirements for accurate air-fuel ratio measurements.
Addresses specific considerations for vehicles equipped with smog-pumps.
Provides guidance on taking measurements at the tail-pipe.
Discusses challenges and tips for single-cylinder engines.
Mentions considerations for using the LC-1 with diesel engines.
Describes errors related to reference or pump cell circuits.
Explains sensor timing errors and their causes/solutions.
Offers tips and tricks for using the analog outputs.
Details how to simulate a narrow band oxygen sensor for EFI systems.
Describes the pinout for the sensor interface connector.
Explains how to interpret LED blinking codes for error indications.