Subject	Motec DMC-D for Low Speed Issues
Posted by	sdhsbaseball on October 19, 2016 at 12:44 PM
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In Reply To	Traction Control: Hacking the Haltech Elite 2500 posted by Madhatter10-6 on October 09, 2016 at 06:52 PM
Message	Stock Z wheel speed sensors are a reluctant type sensor(2 wire) which produces a sine type wave on a graph. Most if not all ecus need a square wave that is produced by a hall sensor(3 wire). Motec makes a conversion connector called a DMC-D that will take in the sine wave and ouput a square wave it can do this on 2 signals with of the DMC-D's.
Follow Ups	Traction Control: Hacking the Haltech Elite 2500 - Madhatter10-6 18:52:04 10/09/16 Very interesting. I am going to be wiring in the sensors - MixManMash 20:52:51 10/09/16 You might be able to adjust the voltage thresholds... - Madhatter10-6 08:02:07 10/10/16 Re: Very interesting. I am going to be wiring in the sensors - ouikikazz 08:42:24 10/11/16 No the pro plugins cant.. People need to stop buying theese - kickerzx 10:38:11 10/11/16 They can "ish.". Not as well as more modern ECUs but it can. - MixManMash 19:19:33 10/11/16 Re: No the pro plugins cant.. People need to stop buying theese - ouikikazz 11:49:31 10/12/16 Platinum Pro's can support Traction Control - sdhsbaseball 12:50:44 10/19/16 Correct. (n/m) - MixManMash 17:28:56 10/19/16 Nice work! Thanks for the diligence and time (n/m) - 608Z 21:08:24 10/09/16 Interesting info. - Boosted1 21:14:47 10/09/16 Re: Interesting info. - Madhatter10-6 08:47:15 10/10/16 I wouldnt exactly agree on the wheelsensors. - kickerzx 05:18:49 10/11/16 Interesting.... - Madhatter10-6 08:52:02 10/11/16 Do this work.? - kickerzx 09:01:56 10/11/16 I havent screwed around with the elite in real life - kickerzx 09:09:41 10/11/16 Nice work, thanks for sharing the results. (n/m) - induetime 15:51:15 10/11/16 Motec DMC-D for Low Speed Issues - sdhsbaseball 12:44:39 10/19/16
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