Newest LCDBC device $230 shipped

Here's the latest tach or remote screen version.

http://i782.photobucket.com/albums/y...09/LCDBC36.jpg

Some people asked for their LCDBC to do more (ie. monitor EGT or oil pressure readings), this was accomplished by performing some soldering hacks. Now I've made Ext1 (Extra Sensor 1), and Ext2 more accessible with their own headers.

LCDBC info can be found here:
http://www.lcdbc.xp3.biz

http://www.3sgto.org/3000gt-stealth-...knock-etc.html

$230 shipped to USA or Canada.
Paypal: antero_jussila@yahoo.com

Oh my god yes.


I droooooolllll over these, I'll need to put together some scratch

For the extra sensors do you solder on a header connector and then solder the pigtail harness to the wires of the external sensor? I'll have to look and see which one my LCDBC has. I'm very interested in running an oil pressure and fuel pressure sensor.

Do you input the scalings for these sensors in the menu somewhere? Also, can the boost default to wastegate in the event the readings for the sensors drop below a certain level?

Hey quick question, I have the non boost controller version. What would I need to connect it to the obd1 port? I don't want to run it via my aem ems data port. Thanks!

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Originally Posted by TurboSinceBirth

For the extra sensors do you solder on a header connector and then solder the pigtail harness to the wires of the external sensor? I'll have to look and see which one my LCDBC has. I'm very interested in running an oil pressure and fuel pressure sensor.

Do you input the scalings for these sensors in the menu somewhere? Also, can the boost default to wastegate in the event the readings for the sensors drop below a certain level?

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To make use of the Ext1 and Ext2, headers are soldered on the circuit board, this can be done by me or you. I crimp connectors onto a pigtail, however if you have a crimping tool you too can make your own.

The previous LCDBC versions is difficult to add Ext1 and Ext2 as you have to solder in wires.

If you give me the scaling for your oil pressure sensor, and fuel pressure sensor I will add them to the Ext1/Ext2 options list.

I can do exactly what you want, drop to wastegate pressure in case oil pressure or fuel pressure triggers a threshold.

If you want to swap your older LCDBC box, I can do it for $70 + shipping costs.

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Originally Posted by Tensecs2fame

Hey quick question, I have the non boost controller version. What would I need to connect it to the obd1 port? I don't want to run it via my aem ems data port. Thanks!

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All LCDBC devices can run a boost solenoid, you just need a boost harness and solenoid. To connect to the OBD1 port, you need a $20 OBD1 cable from me. I'm a little confused as to what you're trying to accomplish, are you using an OBD1 ECU, or AEM EMS ECU?

I'm running an aem ems but I don't want to tie up the data port. I was wondering if I could use the obd1 port instead of the aem ems port and still get the same data

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Originally Posted by Tensecs2fame

I'm running an aem ems but I don't want to tie up the data port. I was wondering if I could use the obd1 port instead of the aem ems port and still get the same data

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Well if you're using the AEM EMS v2 you have both a usb and serial port; the serial port can be setup for telemetry serial, and you can use the usb port for configuring the AEM EMS. If you have AEM EMS v1 you only have a serial port, so you have to disconnect the serial cable from the LCDBC when you want to program the AEM EMS.

Awesome!

Oil pressure was on my wish list. Very happy you implemented this. Would you be willing to provide a writeup for those of us wanting to modify our existing LCDBCs to implement external sensors, I would have no issue soldering to the pins. What sensors are you currently supporting?

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Originally Posted by 3krazygt

Awesome!

Oil pressure was on my wish list. Very happy you implemented this. Would you be willing to provide a writeup for those of us wanting to modify our existing LCDBCs to implement external sensors, I would have no issue soldering to the pins. What sensors are you currently supporting?

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+1. Was wondering where this leaves us with the last version. I bought the thing a while back, still sitting in a box. Since buying, i've already upgraded to the 20mhz chip, and have wanted some of the features of this new version.