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Hi all, a quick question here re set up on an safc blue screen model, not the latest.

When setting up the sensor type, after entering hotwire, do I enter 4 (my sensor type no, r33 gtst,) in both the IN and OUT fields, as I found the instructions a little hard to follw at this point.

Any clarification here would be appreciated.

Cheers

Harry :P:(

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  • 2 weeks later...

i was also wondering this... what is the effects of having the wrong number in this field???? and also the screen after that where is goes to the sensor cal screen where i think its for 2 afms etc.... do u just leave that at 1 and 1 also?????

  • 2 weeks later...
Originally posted by pushead

EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED TO KNOW!!!.. bumping this post.  

The Apexi manual shows GTST R33 = HW4  

So that means in the hotwire mode i enter in the IN field4 and the Out field 4 as well?

Thats right, It means Input from the AFM =4 Output to the ECU =4 .If you have a different AFM like a Z32 then it would be Input =3(just example number) Output =4 .So the safc converts the Z32 Afm to a Stock signal and the ecu doesnt notice the change.

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