Link CAN-Lambda Instruction Manual
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4.2
Transmitted Information
Link CAN-Lambda modules transmit the following information:
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Lambda value
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Sensor Temperature
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Controller Error Codes
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Controller Status
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Pump Current
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Battery Voltage
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Heater Average Voltage
When connected to a Link ECU using the built in Link CAN-Lambda CAN communication mode, this information is
displayed on the following parameters:
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Device identifier 0 (default)
·
Lambda 1
·
Lambda 1 Temperature
·
Lambda 1 Status
·
Lambda 1 Error
·
Device identifier 1
·
Lambda 2
·
Lambda 2 Temperature
·
Lambda 2 Status
·
Lambda 2 Error
·
Device identifier 2
·
Lambda 3
·
Device identifier 3
·
Lambda 4
·
Device identifier 4
·
Lambda 5
·
Device identifier 5
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Lambda 6
·
Device identifier 6
·
Lambda 7
·
Device identifier 7
·
Lambda 8
Information is transmitted on CAN Id 950 + device identifier. Eg device identifier 4 transmits on CAN Id 954.
Transmission uses a compound message format (or sometimes called filter byte) with the frame index in Data 0.
CAN Id 950 (0x3B6) + device identifier
Data 0
Data 1
50
Error Code
See section on
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error codes
Data 2
Data 3
Lambda
Lambda
(High Byte)
(Low Byte)
x1000 Lambda
(eg 1000 = 1.000 Lambda)
Data 4
Data 5
Sensor
Sensor
Temperature
Temperature
(High Byte)
(Low Byte)
deg C (eg 780 = 780 deg C)
Data 6
Status
0 = Off
1 = Disabled
2 = Initialising
3 = Diagnostics
4 = Calibration
5 = Heating
6 = Operating
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