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I'm researching the PLX Multi Gauge and noticed they have data logging software. My question is the data logging software says it's for obd II. If I'm running the FAST XFI 2.0, I can't use the data logging feature that comes with the PLX correct? I'm assuming I need a data logging for a standalone setup with the XFI setup?

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Disclaimer: I have neither of these systems

Generally, you would feed the analog output from the wideband into the stand-alone and log it that way with all of the other sensors that you chose to log.
 
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You can use the 0-5v output from the plx modules to an input on the Fast. That's what I'm doing with my Holley Efi for the plx oil pressure sensor. You just have to program the voltage curve of the sensor into the Fast software so it reads properly.

You won't be able to use any of PLX's obd II stuff though.
 

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RacEoHolic330 said:
You won't be able to use any of PLX's obd II stuff though.
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Does that just include to scan tool & code readers or does that mean certain sensor modules will not work? I am looking at the DM-6 SM-AFR Gen 4 Combo.
 

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The Gen 4 AFR with the dm-6 gauge will work fine for you. All the sensor modules will work. You just can't use their fancy obd II gauge.
 
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RacEoHolic330 said:
The Gen 4 AFR with the dm-6 gauge will work fine for you. All the sensor modules will work. You just can't use their fancy obd II gauge.
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Thanks @RacEoHolic330. Where did you end up installing your's?
 

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