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Old 01-03-2017, 01:45 PM   #2961 (permalink)
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Ah! ok, that is why it didnt want to start. haha
When it didnīt start I thought the smaller one was for logic and the bigger for IGBT drivers or something.
So i connected both, wich probably made the fuse blow.
While testing futher i didnīt connect to the spade connectors as it seamed to make no differense.

Now i tried to bypass the broken fuse, connecting +24 to the one named gnd, SCARY hehe
Makes no differense...

I have the cables going thru LEM HASS200-s, but i have also LEM HASS300, and some other LEM wich came from a i-Miev batterypack.

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Old 01-03-2017, 01:56 PM   #2962 (permalink)
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You connected both how? Did you mean you connected +24v on the spade input +24v, 24v ground on the spade input 24vGnd, +24v on the little test +24v to the left of the spade, and then 24v ground on the GND just to the left of the little +24v?
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Yes thats right, exactly what i did.
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Is there any .pcb and .sch files for this version of the board?
I feel im a bit in the dark here hehe

I was searching for a place to solder the desaturation detection cable for a few hours, until i just desided that they must be designed to be on the board already. Maybe i was wrong?
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oh good that shouldn't damage anything important. You can just add a jumper across the fuse. Are you sure the pinout for your current sensor cable is right? Orient the board so that the 3 current sensor plugs are along the bottom. The rightmost pin of all 3 is the output of the current sensor. It should be 2.5v when there's no current going through them. Do you have 3 current sensors plugged in? You can measure the 2.5v relative to the GND test point.

Yes, could you email me, because I'm having trouble finding your email. My email is paulandsabrinasevstuff@gmail.com. I'll then send all the pcb and sch files, as well as a pdf showing pinouts of everything.
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Old 01-03-2017, 02:38 PM   #2966 (permalink)
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Yes i was shure, but was also very wrong haha
I made a mistake on the sensor side of the cable apparently, now that is fixed and that cleared the fault.
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Old 01-03-2017, 02:48 PM   #2967 (permalink)
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It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure, that just ain't so. haha
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True

I suspect that the commands over the serial port are supposed to be self-explanatory.
Well, not for me...

For example
stream-raw-throttle xxx (range 0-1)
I just type in stream-raw-throttle and get a stream of raw throttle data?
Nothing is happening. None of the stream commands works for me.
Tried the run-pi-test & run-rotor-test commands also. Nothing.

I managed to change motor type and throttle type, so something is working.

What am i doing wrong this time?

Can i use an encoder without an index pin?
The motor that i have connected now does not have one.
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It's basically a turn on or turn off sort of thing. So, you would do:
stream-raw-throttle 1
stream-????? 1
stream-?????? 1
...
...

to turn on as many things as you want to stream. To turn something off (like throttle):
stream-raw-throttle 0


Now, to actually start the stream, you would type:

data-stream-period 1000

(1000 means 1000 milliseconds. You can choose a different number)
To stop the stream, you type
off <carriage return>
It will keep going until you hit enter.

Yes, you can use a motor without an index pin. Do you have an induction motor? They don't use index pins. You would type:

motor-type 1

(that means induction motor)
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Old 01-03-2017, 03:27 PM   #2970 (permalink)
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Yes, induction motor, not the one in my car but i have one of these big things in my workshop Hyundai/enova 90kw
I thought i use that for experimenting on before start putting everything into the car. It is -15°C where my car is at, so i wanna be shure stuff works before going outside

I have a resistive throttle, thats type 1, right?


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