Sv: Feilmelding "charging plug not stowed"

[elektrolux]

Har undersøkt litt om Lithium batteriet på Nye Thinken, og lagt inn info her:

http://www.elbil.no/wiki/Ny-Think:Revers_engineering#12V_batteriet

Cellene er individuelt monitorert på temperatur og spenning.

For Nicometer hadde det vært greit å lese av høyeste og laveste cellespenning, og temperatur, samt strøm, og Ahr.

[Go-carter]

Bra!

Com tool 2.11?

[BauDemo]

[elektrolux]

Very nice!

This is obviously a Sodium battery. Will it work also on Lithium battery? Will there be high/low cell voltage?

When can we bye this?

[Lynet]

Dette ser virkelig bra ut 
Bruker du vanlig PC med bluetooth-overføring fra OBD-stikket?

[BauDemo]

Tack!
This is done with duinomite maxi board.
https://www.olimex.com/Products/Duino/Duinomite/_resources/DuinoMite-UM-1-03.pdf

Currently connected to a huge screen. I have ordered a foldable 4.3" screen and will try with it as soon as I get it.

I do not plan to sell this. I will publish the source code and instructions on how to make the device. There are far too many options/variations that I can cover in a product.

[BauDemo]

Drive screen with economy and avg. economy

[BauDemo]

And a new charge screen with time to 80% estimation:

[BauDemo]

Just mounted the new screen on the dash and did a short test drive with it.

Here is a short video of the test.


The monitor is ok, but there is a black margin to the left, and I don't think I can change that without recompiling the duinomite firmware.

The Drive section shows momentary economy (E), this trip economy (T) and all (A). The trip and all show the same thing now.

I think the user interface is needs lots and lots of work.
Any ideas? Keep in mind that there is no color with the duinomite.

I was thinking of making the numbers of one parameter per section much bigger and easier to see. For the Drive section I was thinking it would be the speed... and for the battery section it would be the power.
The "Mains" section - maybe the current power?
And the charging section would be time to full, or 80%.
Also if a parameter goes beyond a certain value it can be made inverse - so the text is black and the background is light - so it will be more noticable.

Again, ideas?

[elektrolux]

Looks great!

Any ideas?  Well, I'd like to see high and low cell voltage. Maybe only possible on Lithium battery?

Android screen via blue tooth...

My only new Think is in non running condition after beeing returned from repair in Holland.

[BauDemo]

Thanks for ideas - I will look in to it.
In the meantime, some improvement in user interface.

I also measured consumption - the duinomite takes approx 80mA@14V (1.12W), while the screen takes 120mA@14V (1.7W)

[BauDemo]

two photos comparing a 4.3" wide screen and 3.5" 4:3 screen
the widescreen seems more readable, and the black margins appear even on the 3.5" screen.

[BauDemo]

I have published the source code for the A306 nikometer.
https://sites.google.com/site/theevmonitor/think-ev-monitor/download

Let's see who is going to use it first.

[Poppe]

Tack!
This is done with duinomite maxi board.
https://www.olimex.com/Products/Duino/Duinomite/_resources/DuinoMite-UM-1-03.pdf

Currently connected to a huge screen. I have ordered a foldable 4.3" screen and will try with it as soon as I get it.

I do not plan to sell this. I will publish the source code and instructions on how to make the device. There are far too many options/variations that I can cover in a product.

According to the User manual in the link above there is no such board, however there is a DuinoMite-Mega. Is that the appropriate board to use ?

Then we are only waiting for the instructions how to make the device 

[BauDemo]

Really Per, really?
Red color with bold and everything...

The board is Duinomite Mega (it is the only board with CAN bus I think):
https://www.olimex.com/Products/Duino/Duinomite/DUINOMITE-MEGA/

The cable I built is using the normal CAN bus pins on the OBD plug to connect to the green connector on the duinomite mega board, as well as the GND and +12V for powering both the duinomite mega board, and the screen via the power jacks.
Both the screen and the duinomite mega should tolerate up to 30V DC.

Good luck!