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| Once that's done and the sensor appears to be installed and working properly, you select an [[ExternalSensorInput|available input]] on the ECU to which you will connect the sensor's output. You disconnect the factory sensor that was providing signal data to the ECU on the selected line and then connect your new sensor's output instead. | Once that's done and the sensor appears to be installed and working properly, you select an [[ExternalSensorInput|available input]] on the ECU to which you will connect the sensor's output. You disconnect the factory sensor that was providing signal data to the ECU on the selected line and then connect your new sensor's output instead. | ||
| - | Once that's done, you go into ECMLink's ''Captured values'' dialog and datalog the new sensor. That's about it. Some sensor's will have some special cases to consider, though, as do certain ECU inputs you want to use. So carefully read through the pages below to familiarize yourself with all this information before you proceed. | + | Once that's done, go into the **ECU Inputs** tab and assign the sensor to an input pin for logging (be __sure__ to hit "Save Pin Assignments" after making a change to the pin assignments). Once you've done that, you can add the sensor to the ECU's list of things to log by pulling up the Captured Values dialog (F10). |
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