LCU-ONE CAN User Manual for MyChron4 660

LCU-ONE CAN connected to MyChron4 660 User Manual introduces the LCU-ONE features and its connection to MyChron4 660. It also describes how to view data on MyChron4 660.


LCU-ONE CAN User Manual for MyChron4 660 - cover page
Brand
LCU-ONE
Category
Automotive supplies
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
488 KB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
91321A342143074374D99AABE09E5781

About this manual

The LCU-ONE CAN is a lambda controller unit designed for BOSCH LSU 4.9 wide‑band probes, supporting petrol, diesel, methane and alcohol‑based engines. It provides lambda (air‑fuel ratio) values to the MyChron4 660 gauge via the CAN bus and manages probe heating to keep the sensor within its optimal temperature range.

The manual covers mounting the controller, wiring, probe installation, connection to the MyChron4 660 (directly or via a data hub), visualization of lambda values on the gauge, and includes part numbers and technical drawings. Safety precautions, fuse recommendations, and diagnostic messages are also described.

What's inside

  • LCU-ONE Description
  • LCU-ONE and Lambda probe mounting
  • Connection to MyChron4 660
  • Visualization on MyChron4 660
  • Data Analysis with QMAD
  • Appendix – Part Numbers and technical drawings

Specifications

Lambda detection range0.65 to 1.6 (free air)
Probe operating temperaturearound 700‑800 °C (1292‑1472 °F)
Maximum probe temperature900 °C (1652 °F)
Recommended fuse10 A

Frequently asked questions

How should the LCU-ONE CAN be mounted?

It should be installed in a flat location away from heat sources, using the supplied bracket, with wiring kept clear of heat and the probe mounted on the exhaust pipe using the provided adaptor.

How do I connect the LCU-ONE CAN to a MyChron4 660?

Connect the controller directly to the MyChron4 660 back connector labelled EXP/PC, or via a Data Hub CAN multiplier; the system will automatically recognize the peripheral at startup.

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