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The serial data port can be used for a variety of connections. It can be used to connect a laptop for datalogging and configuration of some ancillary features, like the narrowband switching point, when referencing the wideband instead of the factory O2 sensor for the factory ECU. Zeitronix’s Black Box Data Logger, up to three ZR-2 Multi Gauges, Zeitronix’s LCD display, or a Drew Technologies DashDAQ II XL touch screen display, can also make the connection to the ZT-2 by way of this serial port, offering a multitude of configurations for different applications.

When you’ve raised the bar of performance under the hood, protecting your investment requires safe AFRs. Detecting fuel-lean conditions before they cause damage avoids costly repairs. Szwalgin concluded, “The ZT-2 was designed to be an easy to use engine monitoring tool fit for every tuner, driver and racer. Anyone that wants to keep their engine in one piece. It samples every channel you connect at a rate of 70 times-per-second, a much faster rate than OBDII which can be as low as 3 times-per-second.” Zeitronix’s ZT-2 wideband air-fuel meter, along with the DashDAQ II XL display, keeps you informed and enables a broad and flexible range of information to be recorded so that you can stay “In the know.”

I had a set of numbers for calibration, but i noticed you had (http://www.usionline.net/zeitronix.jpg) a bunch of your (emprical I assume) points, so I added them into the mix. I used the "calculated" values, as they seem to be the same group as the numbers I already had. I figured since this is merely a heuristic/best fit line, and not some "law" it would be beneficial to mix both theory and practice. Theoretically this violates all kinds of scientific principles. But if you look at the plotted values, they seem to mix well.