You said earlier that you had a shop set it up. I'd start with a call to the shop to see if they're willing to help. There's always the chance if they screwed it up that they won't be able to fix it but I'd at least call to see what they have to say.
Depending on how much time you have and...
if the problem followed to the new connection, wouldn't that indicate the sensor is bad and not the harness? Have you checked the sensor for continuity across the terminals?
I don't know if your problem is similar though less extensive to this problem but this might help. It's possible it could be a half dozen things to check but I'm still kind of new at this. Sorry and good luck...
Is it a standalone system that doesn't integrate into the Dynon ecosystem? I'm guessing no since the question was asked here. Dynon, Ray Allen, call em all and let them point you wherever you might need to go to get the answer.
I think emilio is actually a scammer.
https://www.sturmgewehr.com/forums/index.php?/topic/3864-potential-scam-accounts/&do=findComment&comment=137159
you can also surf through his posts to see the content he's posted.
You might ask Dynon if they know of anyone successfully doing this. If yes, maybe ask them to forward your contact info to the owner if they know who it is.
the original post is from almost five years ago @Graham and the OP appears to not have been by here in a while. You might be better off sending an email to support@dynon.com with an explanation of your issue
I have no idea what you guys are talking about because my plane is still grounded without an engine (since just after I bought it :( ) but I'm trying to learn by surfing the threads so I went to the pilot manual and found this, would multiple pushes of the TWR button cause it to select the RDO...
Marc convinced me that he knows what he's talking about when it comes to fuses so the intent of my original question was to ask him about "aircraft grade" fuse holders since I didn't really find them at the usual places. I also didn't get a reply from Stein which was odd because they're usually...