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by SVeilleux9
Tue Apr 27, 2021 11:55 pm
Forum: Dev: Software
Topic: 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info
Replies: 6
Views: 4900

Re: 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info

You're right, so that means once rusEFI supports DI I can rusEFI swap my Mazda. :lol: On a more serious note, I am guessing you bring that up for determining the fuel level codes. I fear they are on the medium speed canbus, which would be problematic since the proteus only has 1 can transceiver. So ...
by SVeilleux9
Tue Apr 27, 2021 10:57 pm
Forum: Dev: Software
Topic: 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info
Replies: 6
Views: 4900

Re: 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info

That is one of the next steps!
by SVeilleux9
Tue Apr 27, 2021 10:46 pm
Forum: Dev: Software
Topic: 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info
Replies: 6
Views: 4900

Re: 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info

TODO: Figure out Fuel level code, and fuel consumption codes.
by SVeilleux9
Tue Apr 27, 2021 10:45 pm
Forum: Dev: Software
Topic: 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info
Replies: 6
Views: 4900

3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument Cluster Info

I have been working with decoding a 3rd Gen Mazda 3 Instrument cluster and figure I would make the knowledge I have found public. The question you might be wondering is why anyone would want to decode the Mazda 3 instrument cluster. Quick answer, it has all the essential information on it, speedomet...
by SVeilleux9
Tue Sep 22, 2020 5:02 pm
Forum: Dev: Hardware
Topic: Proteus - Waterproof, High-feature ECU!
Replies: 338
Views: 505275

Re: Proteus - Waterproof, High-feature ECU!

Hoping to be able to get (a basic) 4l80e trans control algorithm up and running also. I'd really like to do this with a similar application (V8 + 4l80e). Is it supported in the firmware? Any updates @SVeilleux9? Hi Bumble, To keep things short life has gotten in the way of me working on this and my...
by SVeilleux9
Wed May 27, 2020 4:04 pm
Forum: Dev: Hardware
Topic: GM/Aptiv (Delphi) Connectors
Replies: 2
Views: 3134

Re: GM/Aptiv (Delphi) Connectors

Currently testing with a 4 bar map sensor. Part number: 12643955 This sensor is only $19 from rockauto, or $27 from amazon. Much cheaper and readily available compared to many other MAP sensors. According to sloppy mechanics themselves this is the Vout vs PSI response. https://www.amazon.com/gp/cust...
by SVeilleux9
Sat May 09, 2020 1:02 pm
Forum: Dev: Hardware
Topic: GM/Aptiv (Delphi) Connectors
Replies: 2
Views: 3134

GM/Aptiv (Delphi) Connectors

I am going to create a list of popular Aptiv (formerly known as Delphi) connectors since GM sensors are popular in the aftermarket world, at least here in the US. The nice thing about Aptiv connectors is you can buy them on Mouser for just a couple dollars each. This page is a work in progress, I wo...
by SVeilleux9
Fri Apr 10, 2020 1:21 am
Forum: You and your build
Topic: Making my 190e More Fun (M111 Twincharged Swap) #57 [Hellen]
Replies: 103
Views: 88371

Re: Making my 190e More Fun (M111 SC Swap)

190e's everywhere! Soon we will take over this place like a virus.

Welcome aswalkertr!
by SVeilleux9
Sat Apr 04, 2020 4:17 am
Forum: You and your build
Topic: Making my 190e More Fun (M111 Twincharged Swap) #57 [Hellen]
Replies: 103
Views: 88371

Re: Making my 190e More Fun (M111 SC Swap)

I'm a little late to the party but welcome! It's great to see another 190e around!

What is your plan to get the dashboard working? The original one that is?
by SVeilleux9
Thu Mar 19, 2020 4:52 pm
Forum: You and your build
Topic: Hello from Minnesota - Looking at MicroRusEFI for my MC!
Replies: 8
Views: 8108

Re: Hello from Minnesota - Looking at MicroRusEFI for my MC!

Hello and welcome! It sounds like your goals are ambitious. Do you mind if I ask what the driving factor to having the ECU, BCM, and PCM all on one board is? Today you could buy a MRE which is made to drive a 4 cylinder engine. Then use the cbr1100xx BCM and PCM and be done with the electricals? It ...
by SVeilleux9
Wed Mar 04, 2020 12:22 am
Forum: Dev: Hardware
Topic: Proteus - Waterproof, High-feature ECU!
Replies: 338
Views: 505275

Re: Proteus - Waterproof, High-feature ECU!

[*] I sent a few v0.2 boards along with stencils to @SVeilleux9, and he plans to assemble at least one. [/list] That is correct, I am starting with 1 build then will make the other 2 depending on the success of the first. I plan on using it for my turbo LS Mercedes build. Hoping to be able to get (...
by SVeilleux9
Wed Jan 22, 2020 11:27 am
Forum: User Support
Topic: rusEfi map: who is where? map in the first message
Replies: 101
Views: 150979

Re: rusEfi map: who is where?

03103 NH
by SVeilleux9
Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:46 am
Forum: Dev: Hardware
Topic: Manhattan: TLE7209 or MC33186 H-Bridge Breakout
Replies: 18
Views: 16555

Re: TLE7209 or MC33186 H-Bridge Breakout

I would recommend using a ceramic capacitor. I typically have not heard or seen electrolytic's used as bypass caps for ICs since they have higher inductance (ESL) which is what you are trying to get rid of with a bypass cap. If you wanted the best you could go with a tantalum cap but why spend the e...
by SVeilleux9
Fri Jan 10, 2020 11:29 pm
Forum: Misc
Topic: FPGA in ECU
Replies: 43
Views: 48730

Re: FPGA in ECU

I would think you could measure time between crank pulses on an fpga, send this to mcu to calculate rpm, fuel/spark timing and pulse widths and send this information back to the fpga to control the outputs. This should easily be achievable using spi since the data sent back and forth is minimal. The...
by SVeilleux9
Thu Jan 09, 2020 1:45 pm
Forum: Misc
Topic: Is stm32f4 the right chip?
Replies: 161
Views: 322253

Re: Is stm32f4 the right chip?

I have played around with a tinyFPGA a little bit which uses the ice40 chip https://tinyfpga.com/ It was overall easy to setup and use. I wanted to use MATLAB to auto generate the Verilog code since I'm not the best with Verilog. I did not get that far though. As far as achieving .1 degree accuracy ...
by SVeilleux9
Tue Jan 07, 2020 10:36 pm
Forum: You and your build
Topic: Hello from New England
Replies: 8
Views: 10043

Re: Hello from New England

The FSIO stuff looks promising, I have used a simple version of that previously to control radiator fans. I will have to look into it more to understand more of what it can do. As far as using SciLab to blink an LED I have done/seen similar stuff before where we take a Simulink model and compile it ...
by SVeilleux9
Sun Jan 05, 2020 1:46 pm
Forum: You and your build
Topic: Hello from New England
Replies: 8
Views: 10043

Re: Hello from New England

I live/work in NH, about an hour from the ME boarder. My vehicles are in central ME so I am often up there. My quick 5 minute analysis on SciLab is that it looks similar to Simulink. I dont have as much experience in Simulink but I know enough were I can make models. As for making a model in SciLab ...
by SVeilleux9
Sun Jan 05, 2020 3:46 am
Forum: You and your build
Topic: Hello from New England
Replies: 8
Views: 10043

Hello from New England

Hello everyone, I have been poking around for a little while on this site trying to get the feel for what there is, what's in the works, and how the code is working. I figured while I do that I could introduce myself. I have always been into things that move, worked on and built snowmobiles, dirt bi...