jonboy

Hi

Is there an easy place to pick up a 5v reference signal from the Basic MS3 main board to feed it through to one of the unused DB37 pins?

It'd make the wiring for some of the options a lot tidier compared to trying to pull it from the ECU connector loom and back round... I've got an external MAP sensor and a variable resistor for TC / LC adjustment that both are fed from the 5v feed but plumbed into the DB37...

Might be a nice feature for future revisions of your board

Thanks

Jon

gooflophaze

It's already there? Pin 26.

bahurd

iTrader: (8)

The documentation for my MS3 Basic shows DB37 pin 26 as the FLEX input.

gooflophaze

Ah, sorry, just noticed this was MSLabs subforum so the pin count might be different. But you've got a 5v output coming out to drive the TPS, also known as vref.

bahurd

iTrader: (8)

So that I understand what you're saying, the OP can pull the signal from 2I at the ECU connector (in the case of a 2000 NB1) and route it to one of the unused DB37 pins? Otherwise, the signal isn't present at the DB37 connector on the MS3Basic. Just asking because it's what he was originally going to do.

jonboy

Yep - I want to pull 5v ref. from somewhere to a spare pin on the MSLabs DB37.

I was just wondering if there's a 'nice' place to source the 5V from (like an unused pad on the main PCB), rather than trying to tack a wire onto the back of the ECU socket..

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

Please post your ECU's serial number. Different revisions and MY versions may have slightly different DB37 pinouts.

jonboy

Hi,

ECU Serial number = 12643

Thanks!

Jon

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

You can get 5V from pin 9 of the serial connector. You can then add a wire from pin 9 to pin 34 on the DB37, which is a free pin on this ECU version (3.0b). Other ECU versions may have this pin already in use.

jonboy

Thanks!

As said maybe something to consider for your future board revisions - makes the wiring a lot tidier

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

The current revision does have 5V and a LOT more I/O on the DB37, among other improvements.

jonboy

Hi

Pin 34 on the DB37 is used as it's got an optional ABS sensor speed input.

Also - as it's got an optional internal barometric sensor, what input is this connected to? The basemap you sent doesn't have it enabled...

Thanks!

Jon

jonboy

My mistake - 34 is free as you say....

Any suggestion as to which ADC the optional internal barometric sensor is connected to?

Thanks!