Also just ordered f037000002 which at least looks like MM5.10 we shall see what kind of data it would send me!
Re: Bosch vehicle accelerometers
Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2021 12:51 am
by AndreyB
I also have a couple of six-wire Bosch sensors for which I do not have pinout. Those could very well end up being analog?
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Re: Bosch vehicle accelerometers
Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2021 3:33 am
by blundar
My 1992 (!!) R32 skyline has an accelerometer as part of the ATTESA all wheel drive system. Apparently, they're somewhat problematic. Not surprising they pre-date the solid state MEMS units these things are using!
Re: Bosch vehicle accelerometers
Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2021 11:32 pm
by puff
don't they need calibration each time before work (pretty much the same as with copters, when you have to make magic acrobatics with your drone before you actually fly)
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Re: Bosch vehicle accelerometers
Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2021 2:25 am
by AndreyB
Kirby says Housing : TE 1-967640-1, pins 144969-1, seal 967056-1 and plug 967067-2.
PS: "FOV" points at Front of vehicle, that's how you are installing those.
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Re: Bosch vehicle accelerometers
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 9:58 am
by Dron_Gus
Subaru 27542AG011, Bosch 0 265 005 627
Silent after power on. While replies (ACKs) on other messages on CAN bus at 500K.
Seems need some magic kick to power on?
Consumes 100..110mA@12V.
Subaru 27542AG011, Bosch 0 265 005 627
Silent after power on. While replies (ACKs) on other messages on CAN bus at 500K.
Seems need some magic kick to power on?
Consumes 100..110mA@12V.
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Please get a databus log, and I'll see if I can find you a wakeup address/packet. It's usually Single byte packet with 0x01 for wake, and 0x00 for sleep
Please get a databus log, and I'll see if I can find you a wakeup address/packet. It's usually Single byte packet with 0x01 for wake, and 0x00 for sleep
Unfortunately I have only this sensor from scrapyard. Not the whole car. So I can not get bus dump.
BTW this is from 2003-2008 subaru legacy/outback.
Please note:
CAN ID0 0x0170 (Rx) is used for synchronization and configuration of the sensor (SYNC). Make sure that the CAN ID 0x170 is not
used in your can network by any other device.
Please note:
CAN ID0 0x0170 (Rx) is used for synchronization and configuration of the sensor (SYNC). Make sure that the CAN ID 0x170 is not
used in your can network by any other device.
Thanks for hint! On other doc I found that 0x070 is also used for Sync/Config. Few moments later:
This is sensor reply if I feed it with 070#0100 (cangen can0 -I 075 -g 100 -D 0100 -L 2 -x).
Still playing with data in 0x070 packet. Reply data and length depend on bits set in 0x070 payload.
Re: Bosch vehicle accelerometers
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2023 9:58 am
by AndreyB
Acceleration Sensor MM7.10
CAN ID 04 0x7DC, RX1 0x7DF and RX2 0x7D4 are used for configuration of the sensor (SYNC). Make sure that the CAN ID 04
0x7DC, RX1 0x7DF and RX2 0x7D4 are not used in your CAN
network by any other device.
CAN DBC file on request