DTAfsat S60 Pro with Bosch LSU4 (6066) O2 Sensor Question

[Gint]

Hello,

I am in charge of our engine section for the University of Manitoba FSAE team. Recently our old DIY wideband controller using the NTK L1H1 sensor died and was replaced with the 3A1 controller with the Bosch LSU4 (aka 6066) O2 sensor. We are running the DTAfast S60 Pro ecu, but do not have the voltage tables for the new Bosch sensor. Does anyone have these tables available and would be willing to help another team out?

Thanks,

[Gint]

Hello,

I am in charge of our engine section for the University of Manitoba FSAE team. Recently our old DIY wideband controller using the NTK L1H1 sensor died and was replaced with the 3A1 controller with the Bosch LSU4 (aka 6066) O2 sensor. We are running the DTAfast S60 Pro ecu, but do not have the voltage tables for the new Bosch sensor. Does anyone have these tables available and would be willing to help another team out?

Thanks,

[ibanezplayer]

I don't personally have what you want, but combine info from these and the wb02 help files and you should be good:

http://wbo2.com/lsu/Y258K01005e03mar21eng.pdf

http://www.bosch-motorsport.co...ors/lambda/LSU42.pdf (http://www.bosch-motorsport.com/pdf/sensors/lambda/LSU42.pdf)

[Gint]

Thank you. I will work with that.

[Marshall.Hagen]

We are running an S80 Pro with a JAW WBO2 with a Bosch LSU 5057. In the wideband controller software we can select the 0-5v output table we want, and then do the same on the DTA. It helps when the controller tells you what your voltage output table looks like.

You are seeking information on the controller side, not the sensor or ecu side. I would contact the manufacturer of the controller and get the information from them. Once you get the voltage table, you can input the same values into the DTA Lambda Parameters table.