How to connect AFR sensor module analog output to MaptunerX Datalog Input 3.5mm input

[M3T]

Hi
To datalog or live view monitoring the AFR data and after analyze the logs go and edit the map with the maptunerX edit app.

I need to know if anyone has already use another AFR sensor module like :

- AEM AFR UEGO Gauge controller (30-4110) with an LSU4.9 O2 Sensor with the analog output of 0 to 5V (the white cable from the controller)
or the
- Innovate MTX-L Plus Digital AFR Gauge and Controller with the analog output of 0V to 5V (the yellow cable from the controller)

and not the PLX Wideband AFR Sensor module that come with the MaptunerX Data Logging kit that has too an analog output (The gray cable that connect to the n°3 of the plug of 4 wires)

Can someone make a photo of the :
Riva MaptunerX HDMI Male/Female 3.5 mm expansion cable (item # 01-MT019)
I would like to see the other connexion except the HDMI on this cable

So how can we connect other analog output to this Riva expansion cable ?
Is it an 3.5mm male to female jack input ? or another type of connexion to receive the AFR signal from the controller (0 to 5V signal) to be input in the MaptunerX ?

Thank you for your help.

[ptscon]

MaptunerX does not have any analog inputs.

Keep in mind that if you're using analog output from any controller the receiver, a gauge or anything else, should be powered by the controller or you may experience whats known as "ground offset" and AFR reading will not be accurate on the receiver side. You should check what the controller is seeing internally vs what the receiver thinks its receiving from the controller. It could be a very small difference or it could be more significant depending on the wiring.

[M3T]

Ok I understand

But is there anyone who can show the connection of the Dataloging set between the :
PLX Wideband AFR Sensor module that come with the MaptunerX Data Logging kit
and the
Riva MaptunerX HDMI Male/Female 3.5 mm expansion cable
please ?

MaptunerX does not have any analog inputs.

Keep in mind that if you're using analog output from any controller the receiver, a gauge or anything else, should be powered by the controller or you may experience whats known as "ground offset" and AFR reading will not be accurate on the receiver side. You should check what the controller is seeing internally vs what the receiver thinks its receiving from the controller. It could be a very small difference or it could be more significant depending on the wiring.

[M3T]

Any news ?