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Amps reading
- Thread starter carl_nank
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Is the shunt on the positive or negative side of the electrical system? Only the positive side will work.
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First step in testing all of this:
Make sure you have your sensor type set to "1"
Then, hook both sensor wires to the same lug on the shunt (doesn't matter which side). They must be hooked to the shunt as well, they can't be free. When you do this, you should get 0A all the time. If you don't, then there is either a wiring problem or a problem in the unit.
Make sure you have your sensor type set to "1"
Then, hook both sensor wires to the same lug on the shunt (doesn't matter which side). They must be hooked to the shunt as well, they can't be free. When you do this, you should get 0A all the time. If you don't, then there is either a wiring problem or a problem in the unit.
The good news is I had the incorrect sensor "2" programmed :-/. So it was an easy fix. The bad news is, I was so sure I had the correct "1" sensor programmed, that I removed the 37 pin D-Sub and checked continuity first :'(. I think it was like a computer and my original selection did not get saved.
Oh well, Iam learning this system slowley but surely and that is fun and what it is all about.
0thanks and CAVU!
Carl Nank
Oh well, Iam learning this system slowley but surely and that is fun and what it is all about.
0thanks and CAVU!
Carl Nank