CR-Z Map pressure reading only showing 0.2 PSI on the mobile app

[chrisrkooz]

Hello, I am encountering an issue regarding getting the "intake manifold pressure" to display anything above 0.2 PSI on the Hondata Mobile application.
I have a 2011 CR-Z CVT, Sprintex supercharged, and I have relocated the OEM map sensor to the boost position.
I have confirmed via the Hondata FlashPro Manager that it (the MAP sensor) is seeing boost.

Any suggestions? Attempting other sensor settings such as "*/ PSI" result in frozen values - nothing changes and it's stuck at some negative value that I don't recall off of mind. The only one that worked per se was the BAR, and it also only displayed values from 0.01 - 0.02 (or something like that)

I did attempt to search the internet for answers, but did not find anything relevant enough. I would assume the issue is a software mishap specific to my model. I am using the app on my android headunit, and have not encountered any other issues thus far.

Thanks in advance,
Chris

[Spunkster]

What is the version of the App you are using?

[chrisrkooz]

Looks like 1.7.9 is the version. I am using just the android app from the google play store, no special procedure had to be done for my headunit.

[Spunkster]

For "/PSI, what are the min and max values you are using?

[chrisrkooz]

The default values of minimum 0.0 and maximum 30.0, units mode PSI.
If I switch to “/Psi, it stays at -29

[Spunkster]

you need to change the min to -30 and the max to 30.

[chrisrkooz]

Sorry if I am misunderstanding:
"/Psi is set to -30 and 30, with these values it only displays the "-29". If I play with the minimum and maximum a bit, it actually displays more decimal places and I can see some variation in the value. Something like "-29.43" through "-29.99" - not a large variety.

If you mean set Psi to -30 and 30:
At a min of -30 and max of 30, the only value displayed is "0", however, if I set minimum to 30 and maximum to 0, it displays values from "0.03" to "0.30" give or take. This is a workaround of sorts to get it to display more decimal places. I would assume that with 0 and 30, it has these values but just doesn't display the extra decimal place.

With the Psi settings of minimum 30 and maximum 0, I got the following values (Pressure provided by my boost gauge):
"0.03" at 20inHG
"0.17" at 0
"0.25" at about 5 psi

[chrisrkooz]

Unfortunately no leads on my end, I can only assume there's a problem with converting the input value (whatever that may be) over to the correct pressure values. Basically, I think the math to calculate the display values is having an error or is wrong for my model. Any chance the issue can be passed over to the app developer?

[Spunkster]

Update the App from the App store and see if that corrects the issue, a new version was released today for this.

[chrisrkooz]

Upon testing it out, the most recent update unfortunately had no effect on my issue

Just in case, I uninstalled and reinstalled the app, and it is still encountering the issue.

I will send another comment later with pictures depicting my issue and current settings.

Thanks for the help

[chrisrkooz]

Any update?

[Spunkster]

What is the version of the app that you are using?

[chrisrkooz]

Version 1.8.3

[Spunkster]

With everything plugged in and the ignition in the on position, go to the Help menu and click on “send feedback”. Include a detailed description of the issue.

[chrisrkooz]

Sounds good, will do. Thanks!