[Resistance sensitive gear position sensor]

I've finally got it right, I used a oem 5v supply as in the diagram. 

The big issue for me was to get my head around how the diagram solved the neutral light. But it didn't so I wired it to and auxiliary output with low side activation. 

Just received my quickshifter so now I can enjoy boost by gear and full throttle up shifting. 

Thanks for the explanations you made

[Resistance sensitive gear position sensor]

Hi! 

Tried it yesterday with the oem 12v wiring and got to high voltage values. 9,7v on 6 sixth gear and 7,xx on fifth gear. Will try to wire it to 5v and keep the oem neutral light. 

[Resistance sensitive gear position sensor]

On 3/26/2019 at 7:30 PM, Adamw said:

You just need a pull-up resistor:

http://forums.linkecu.com/topic/5730-hayabusa-gear-position-sensor/?do=findComment&comment=59707

I'm not sure I'm getting this, the gear position sensor is fed with 12v, not sure if it will have an impact on your wiring? 

[Resistance sensitive gear position sensor]

Hi! 

I have a Suzuki gsxr 1000 turbo with a oem gear position sensor, the output is unfortunately in resistance/ohm. I would like to have a gear position sensor to adapt the boost level depending on the gear selection.

The problem is that the gear position option is only enabled in a AN volt input channel. 

I think most bikes have this type of sensor, would it be possible to enable gear option to the temperature inputs? 

I haven't found any good suggestions for converting a resistance signal to a voltage signal. 

I'm running a Link Fury G4+ 

[Windows tablet power from USB?]

Hi!

I'm new here but when I looked into this a couple of months ago I found a OTG that should charge and allow data transfer.

Looks like this one
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/172239987058?ul_noapp=true