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Do you have any CAN IDs and decoding you would like to share? If you do, I may be able to write a traction control logging option to take a very close look at per wheel slip activity.
The logger has been updated to present as roughly a 3 1/2 meg disk to the host PC. This dramatically reduces the time for the device to appear on PCs with anti virus software that wants to check the whole (mostly fictitious) disk before letting the device appear. I've also increased the Battery Health sample rate to improve sample resolution and make full use of the now available 3 meg data file size. I'll post update files after a tad more testing.
Reverse engineering the traction control may require simultaneously logging both CAN 3 and CAN 6.Hey, it is just two wires and I am always curious for such projects. By chance do you have a lead on the crimp contacts used with that particular shell?
Reverse engineering the traction control may require simultaneously logging both CAN 3 and CAN 6.
yes best hacked TS ethernet, here are all CANs 1-6 in real time
Actually, not all CAN data is on the ethernet. Only stuff requested by the CID or IC.... and I tried requesting everything once...... and it crashes the gateway.
Absolutely. I'll get on it ASAP and add the data to the shared folder. I also made a few other runs that I haven't added there yet. I'll clean them up and add them a well.Bill,
I'd like to do some 90DL to 85DL comparisons. Is there any chance we can get some Fast Foot runs at differing SoCs? My primary interest is overlays to determine exactly how much difference there is between the two and what drives the difference (like, voltage sag under load). That would close the loop for me definitively when it comes to how a 90DL might ever have pulled off a ten second run.
Thanks,
Bill
That's interesting. I'll look around for a concrete road to test on.so i have been giving ride alongs to all my co-workers over the past few days. launching at various states of charge. the main determining factor i have found with the car so far is pavement quality. sure i dont have a sweet graph to back me up, but i have definitely noticed some roads give me a MUCH better launch than others, this happens as low as 180 rated miles.
So the only one who read all CANs is CID with internal RTOS gateway?
I've added several more runs to the shared folder. I'll add some more over the weekend at various SoC, including some "fast foot" launches.i took a crack at comparing 90 to 85, Bill D's run 4 with LCC's run 4 from his round of 7--couldn't get a good alignment of time and a big torque dip may throw off the readings, but the max Rtorque was about the same for both ~450 ft-lbs. Maybe can try another set of runs later...kb
Excellent overlay!
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to MikeBur again.
I thought it was VOLTAGE!!
Does the 90 get there with more cells or just better chemistry?