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'''GSXR1000RK3 Engine Sensors Description''' ||http://www.nmine.com/msavr/geartooth.jpg||Here are trigger signals measured with running engine http://www.nmine.com/msavr/geartoothsignal.gif It is dificult to know signal shape seeing the gear tooth, it have very strange missing tooth but it is 24-2. Cam sync have only one tooth. Both are analog pick-up type. Signal amplitude are very variable, from 2 volts peak to peak (starting) to 40 volt at 10000 rpm. Please note that the '''signal is reverse polarity'''. Swap VR- and VR+ with genboard so the VR+ signal falling edge (when crossing 0mV) becomes proper tooth-chain || ||http://www.nmine.com/msavr/throttlepos.jpg||Throttle position sensor|| ||http://www.nmine.com/msavr/airtemp.jpg||Air box temperature sensor|| ||http://www.nmine.com/msavr/gearpos.jpg||Gear position sensor, GSXR gear sensor is similar to potentiometer. It have this voltage values: 1 - 1.86v / 2 - 2.36v / 3 - 3.12v / 4 - 3.73v / 5 - 4.44v / 6 - 4.77v / N - 5.00v|| ||http://www.nmine.com/msavr/quickshift.jpg||Yoshimura quick shifter sensor, switch type sensor|| ||http://www.nmine.com/msavr/mapsensor.jpg||http://www.nmine.com/msavr/mapsensor.gif||
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