New Sensor definitions not being displayed during sensor mapping

[GaryRay]

I added these definitions to the end of the .sfg sensor file. They were working. After a file tweak they are not being displayed in the available
list during input sensor mapping
What am I missing?
;*******************************************************************************************
;*******************************************************************************************
; Fuel Pressure sensor
; Autometer FULL SWEEP STEPPER pressure meter 1-12 PSI MAP TO 1-5 VOLT RANGE W/3 PSI OFFSET
; good graphs autometer_fuelprss_coeffs2.plt , C37_P8 is special input type C
sensor={
id=AutoMeter FPress 0-12/-3OffSet-0Res #1
function=PRESSURE
pins=C37_P8 C37_P22 C37_P31 C37_P37
name=FUEL
min_val=0
max_val=12
resolution=0
round=1
is_piecewise=0
low_coeff={
c_x4=-0.00607073
c_x3=0.0809609
c_x2=-0.383539
c_x1=4.61574
c_x0=-5.47062
}
low_resistance=NONE
low2high_cross=0
high_coeff={
c_x4=0
c_x3=0
c_x2=0
c_x1=0
c_x0=0
}
high_resistance=NONE
high2low_cross=0
}
; Fuel Pressure sensor
; Autometer FULL SWEEP STEPPER pressure meter 1-12 PSI MAP TO 1-4.5 VOLT RANGE W/3 PSI OFFSET
; good graphs autometer_fuelprss_coeffs2.plt
sensor={
id=AutoMeter FPress 0-12/-3OffSet-0Res #2
function=PRESSURE
pins=C37_P8 C37_P22 C37_P31 C37_P37
name=FUEL
min_val=0
max_val=12
resolution=0
round=1
is_piecewise=0
low_coeff={
c_x4=-0.0210101
c_x3=0.274419
c_x2=-1.28132
c_x1=6.37253
c_x0=-6.68508
}
low_resistance=NONE
low2high_cross=0
high_coeff={
c_x4=0
c_x3=0
c_x2=0
c_x1=0
c_x0=0
}
high_resistance=NONE
high2low_cross=0
}
; Reads too high due to no sender offset correction
sensor={
id=Autometer 15PSI FLUID PRESS-2 (101690-000)
;VERIFIED
function=PRESSURE
pins=C37_P4 C37_P6 C37_P7 C37_P8 C37_P9 C37_P10 C37_P11 C37_P12 C37_P20 C37_P21 C37_P22 C37_P23 C37_P31
name=FUEL
min_val=0
max_val=15
resolution=1
round=.1
is_piecewise=0
low_coeff{
c_x4=0
c_x3=0.00956743059068604
c_x2=-0.0619407933883781
c_x1=3.89340680988917
c_x0=-2.08757934103442
}
low_resistance=PULL_UP_10K
low2high_cross=0
high_coeff={
c_x4=0
c_x3=0
c_x2=0
c_x1=0
c_x0=0
}
high_resistance=NONE
high2low_cross=0
}
sensor={
id=Autometer 15PSI FLUID PRESS (101690-000)
;VERIFIED mimic of kavlico no offset for defective sender
function=PRESSURE
pins=C37_P4 C37_P6 C37_P7 C37_P8 C37_P9 C37_P10 C37_P11 C37_P12 C37_P20 C37_P21 C37_P22 C37_P23 C37_P31
name=FUEL
min_val=0
max_val=15
resolution=1
round=.1
is_piecewise=0
low_coeff={
c_x4=0
c_x3=0.00956743059068604
c_x2=-0.0619407933883781
c_x1=3.89340680988917
c_x0=1.08757934103442
}
low_resistance=PULL_UP_10K
low2high_cross=0
high_coeff={
c_x4=0
c_x3=0
c_x2=0
c_x1=0
c_x0=0
}
high_resistance=NONE
high2low_cross=0
}
; Oil temp sensor
; Autometer aircore OIL temperature meter, good graphs
; Verified Shows 'X' until temperature is above 100
sensor={
id=AUTOMETER OIL TEMP (NEW)
function=TEMPERATURE
pins=C37_P4 C37_P6 C37_P7 C37_P8 C37_P9 C37_P10 C37_P11 C37_P12 C37_P20 C37_P21 C37_P22 C37_P23 C37_P31
name=OIL
min_val=100
max_val=250
resolution=0
round=1
is_piecewise=1
low_coeff={
c_x4=760.235
c_x3=-1997.4
c_x2=1973.73
c_x1=-976.604
c_x0=414.12
}
low_resistance=PULL_UP_1K
low2high_cross=1.075
high_coeff={
c_x4=1.65566
c_x3=-16.5822
c_x2=64.9818
c_x1=-151.372
c_x0=272.187
}
high_resistance=PULL_UP_1K
high2low_cross=1.025
}
; Working
; Oil Pressure sensor
; Autometer aircore OIL Pressure meter
; Verified 35 psi @ 1350 RPM
sensor={
id=AUTOMETER OIL PRESS
function=PRESSURE
pins=C37_P4 C37_P6 C37_P7 C37_P8 C37_P9 C37_P10 C37_P11 C37_P12 C37_P20 C37_P21 C37_P22 C37_P23 C37_P31
name=OIL
min_val=0
max_val=100
resolution=0
round=1
is_piecewise=0
low_coeff={
c_x4=0.834277
c_x3=-9.18686
c_x2=36.8564
c_x1=-113.946
c_x0=179.496
}
low_resistance=PULL_UP_200
low2high_cross=0
high_coeff={
c_x4=0
c_x3=0
c_x2=0
c_x1=0
c_x0=0
}
high_resistance=PULL_UP_1K
high2low_cross=1.025
}

 

[djones]

Try it now, made a few changes. It works for me. Some of your names weren't valid and had illegal characters.

 

[GaryRay]

The file is now accepted by Skyview. My Autometer Oil Temperature, Oil Pressure, and Fuel Pressure senders are working fine.
Thank you and RaymondJ for his super informative post with regard to the Westach Sender and how he went about determining the new coefficients. I had to come up to speed on what a Stein-hart equation was and reintroduce myself to the Gnuplot program. It was interesting, entertaining and it works.