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Genboard unit specification: Serial no.: 1433 pump- = 4.12 V '''wbo2pumppwzero = 0x66 (102)''' '''wbo2 nernstdctarget = 0x86 (134)''' pump+ = -3.5 mV/200 ohm AREF = 4.9 V firmware ver = 1.1.27 ---- Calibrated values: '''Map sensor offset (kpa) = 6''' '''WBO2 calibration constant = 199''' *Differs for every sensor. Adjust until O2% on mlp07 is 20.95%: mde02 turn the heater on: mde00 turn the heater off PUMP PID nernst target = 134 Problem at egt calibration: *(In boiling water vems shows 84 C with egt1_cal= 0x49. In water/ice shows 0 C every time, NOT depends on egt1_cal.) ** typical egt1_cal=4B (or 4C) * Measuring again Megatune shows 100-102 C with egt1_cal=0x55 (85) in boiling water. 0 C in ice, but at room temperature shows 13 C when the thermometer shows 18 C. Is it possible? Or what is wrong? Calibrate the egt sensor according to AfreshTiny/EgtCalibration There is no egt1_offs in v3 config (for the AD597 chip it was always ~0 so it was dropped. It is not for room-temp or fever measurement anyway) so skip the offset and only do the calibration. Best to apply 30-35mV signal. If you want to skip it, use 0x4C (decimal 76). 0x55 would show rather high. '''egt1_cal=0x4C (76)'''
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