Precision Analog PullUp value

EMU PRO
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At this moment it is possible to connect these inputs to “Exhaust gas temperature” channels only. However you can create a Logical Function in Project Tree panel. As a channel use “Resources Precision analog # Voltage”. Please keep in mind two things:

  1. To change pullup/pulldown you need to temporarily set “Precision input” as a source for “Exhaust gas temperature” in Sensors and choose proper resistor option. Then change the source to the previous setting.
    Don’t set “Precision input” for EGT unless it is a EGT sensor. This value is used for fuel corrections!
  2. For now precision inputs have 0-255 mV measurement range. It would be easier to use a switch connecting the input to the GND. In such case set “10k pullup” for the input.

When configured “correctly” per above, should the sensor still show up on the Input Assignments table like so? (In this case I followed the instructions for setting the 10k PullUp for 1 and 2)

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Even though the EGT sensor is set back to None?

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Would it be possible to add pullup/down configuration (and any other physical parameters) to the input assignments table so that the status of everything is easily verifiable?

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Setting the source to “None” does not clear the selected precision input.
That’s why you see it’s still assigned.

That is something we have to think about how to handle.
If you don’t want to see that assignment, change the source to precision analog and set “None” for the selected input and then for the source.

We have a long list of improvements for precision analog inputs. We have to implement them, but they’re not critical, so they’re a low priority for now.

Displaying the input settings in that table is a nice idea.
We will add it to the list.

3

It’s not so much an issue of not wanting to see it so much as just confirming that this is expected behavior and not something that is going to cause a problem in the background when trying to use the precision analog pin as a switch input. TY.