11-04-2013, 08:59 AM
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Voltage fluctuation problem !
Hello,
Newbie in the fabulous world of eccomoder, and MPGuino, I would like to ask some help.
Last Week I bought a MPGuino for my 1998' Fiat Punto 55s 1.1L SPI. I install it. But there is a problem: On each display , speed, L/KM , Volt , there is a significant variation in the values displayed (~+10% - 10% every ~5s) . Then I try to only read the Voltage (engine and ignition Off) and there is still a lot of fluctuation.
The second problem is that the L/H is only shown in idle. If I accelerate very slowly , the value increases normally (but with the same fluctuations) , but at midrange , it reboot . If I accelerated faster (usually done while driving ) , the screen freezes , and I need to unplug and plug again to reactivate
I have some video on youtube to explain that, but, as a newbie, i'm not able to show it to you !!!
Sorry for my bad english writing ! and thank you...
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11-06-2013, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by malko05
Hello,
Newbie in the fabulous world of eccomoder, and MPGuino, I would like to ask some help.
Last Week I bought a MPGuino for my 1998' Fiat Punto 55s 1.1L SPI. I install it. But there is a problem: On each display , speed, L/KM , Volt , there is a significant variation in the values displayed (~+10% - 10% every ~5s) . Then I try to only read the Voltage (engine and ignition Off) and there is still a lot of fluctuation.
The second problem is that the L/H is only shown in idle. If I accelerate very slowly , the value increases normally (but with the same fluctuations) , but at midrange , it reboot . If I accelerated faster (usually done while driving ) , the screen freezes , and I need to unplug and plug again to reactivate
I have some video on youtube to explain that, but, as a newbie, i'm not able to show it to you !!!
Sorry for my bad english writing ! and thank you...
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You can post the rest of the YouTube link, after the "=" sign, to show us.
What code version of MPGuino are you using?
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11-06-2013, 07:32 PM
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Hello,
Version is 0.97m
here is the part of the link :
watch?v=UE6MxPAy03M
watch?v=YhhscWJ7Lts
I don't understand why every 5 seconds, the value (Speed, L/H, or whatelse) is going up, then down, the stable....). It is the same with the voltage only (engine and ignition off).
Other issue is the fuel flow freeze and reboot !!
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11-06-2013, 09:21 PM
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11-07-2013, 10:51 AM
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Hello, and thank you for your help.
Yes, it is Meelis the seller. I contacted him, he suggest to solder contact to avoid the reboot.
It seems unusual to have regular fluctuations (every 4 ~ 5 sec) on all values at the same time. no ?
Other owners can tell me if they have these fluctuations, or I'm the only one. On other MPGuino youtube video, I see that the values are stable.
Also, what is a "normal"percentage of the CPU ?
With only the +12 v and ground connected, I'm 77%? Is this normal ?
Thank you
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11-07-2013, 12:45 PM
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It seems unusual to have regular fluctuations (every 4 ~ 5 sec) on all values at the same time. no ?
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Loose electrical connections will cause all sorts of problems. You should solder your contacts (and also where you tapped your wires into your vehicle.
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Also, what is a "normal"percentage of the CPU ?
With only the +12 v and ground connected, I'm 77%? Is this normal ?
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I could not tell you whether it is normal or not, as I do not have access to meelis11's customizations. My own modifications consume anywhere between 6% to 38% of the available CPU, depending on what is being displayed.
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