Could the PWM input for the temp gauge be configured to work at a different frequency?
I choose to average the analogue value from the pwm instead of measuring the duty cycle of the pwm
This allows it to work with both analogue and pwm inputs ,
What would be reason to change the frequency ? More background to the question please :-)
The vx220 Pwm output from the ecu is not linear in its behaviour so while the average value will give something, it won't represent the actual temp. There is a thread a page or so in from here with a link to some scope readings from it
The averaging of the analogue value will represent the duty cycle % in the same way .
I used the Elise S2 k series to work out the pwm , which seemed pretty linear when tested with a pwm input to the cluster . I will test the original vx clusters temp reading vs pwm input .
To add more detail to this - I am moving to the Omex 600 ECU for my Webcon throttle bodied car in May and it is capable of being configured to output 1 PWM frequency of either 250, 125, 84 etc but not 100 which is what the Stack temp gauge uses.
However, thinking about this, if we are taking out the Stack dash, do we even need PWM for this? The Webcon kit has two water temp sensors and I wonder if we can hook into either one of these to feed the new LCD dash?