Speedict Ebike - Anybody seen/tried this?

[speedict]

next coming product, which is able to change speed sensor data, can use to test bosch motor, we name it MERCURY ...

[Emoto]

Hi Danny i think i will wait to see how this new product looks, before i order.
I like your product, but if you were able to plug into controller [ for hubmotor ] and use the hall signal for speed sensing, this would eliminate the speed cable + magnet, cycle annalist uses this technique.
Would be a cleaner installation

[speedict]

Hi Danny i think i will wait to see how this new product looks, before i order.
I like your product, but if you were able to plug into controller [ for hubmotor ] and use the hall signal for speed sensing, this would eliminate the speed cable + magnet, cycle annalist uses this technique.
Would be a cleaner installation

no, this is not for hub motor, it is for bosch type approach.

i think you can use hall signal instead of speed sensor, all you need to do is hand make this cable, i need to confirm it as i remember i was told by customer he did that

[cwah]

Thanks Danny.

I think for now I'm going to keep the speedict value as I think my lipo charger is probably no better calibrated anyway. It seems close enough to my other multimeter so should be fine. I think the Cycle analyst needs to be calibrated as it is more different to all other measures.

Congratulation for your new product MERCURY. I've seen it's limited to 70V?? Damn, you're going to miss a lot of customers in endlessspehre. Why not increase the max voltage? The Cycle analyst has a good limit of 150V and that's nice.

[speedict]

Congratulation for your new product MERCURY. I've seen it's limited to 70V?? Damn, you're going to miss a lot of customers in endlessspehre. Why not increase the max voltage? The Cycle analyst has a good limit of 150V and that's nice.

hi cwah,

don't mix up, this is (mercury) for bosch system, not for DIY market

[Erikjan]

do you talk about this http://www.bosch-ebike.de/en/service/service_1.html ?

[speedict]

do you talk about this http://www.bosch-ebike.de/en/service/service_1.html ?

yes this system, because some customers want to test their motor top speed e.g. 40km, so we over-ride its speed sensor signal, and let them test their motor full speed, but not for over speed because legal speed is 25km, we don't recommended

[cwah]

Thanks Danny.

Is it this one the so "speedict controller" that we were all waiting for... or is there another one coming out? Please don't forget the high voltage guys!

[speedict]

Thanks Danny.

Is it this one the so "speedict controller" that we were all waiting for... or is there another one coming out? Please don't forget the high voltage guys!

no, this is not speed controller, it is a device for bosch system, let them to test or change the bosch system top speed e.g. 25km to 40km ... for bosch system therefore 70v is good enough

[Emoto]

Hi Danny i think i will wait to see how this new product looks, before i order.
I like your product, but if you were able to plug into controller [ for hubmotor ] and use the hall signal for speed sensing, this would eliminate the speed cable + magnet, cycle annalist uses this technique.
Would be a cleaner installation

no, this is not for hub motor, it is for bosch type approach.

i think you can use hall signal instead of speed sensor, all you need to do is hand make this cable, i need to confirm it as i remember i was told by customer he did that

Sorry Danny i meant the new version of the original speedict,i believe you said would come out in December any more news on that release ?
And on using the hall signal from the controler for speed, instead of the wheel wire /spoke magnet, it was more of a request for official support/ development, im sure it would be popular with users as it is with the Cycle Analist.

[speedict]

Hi Danny i think i will wait to see how this new product looks, before i order.
I like your product, but if you were able to plug into controller [ for hubmotor ] and use the hall signal for speed sensing, this would eliminate the speed cable + magnet, cycle annalist uses this technique.
Would be a cleaner installation

no, this is not for hub motor, it is for bosch type approach.

i think you can use hall signal instead of speed sensor, all you need to do is hand make this cable, i need to confirm it as i remember i was told by customer he did that

Sorry Danny i meant the new version of the original speedict,i believe you said would come out in December any more news on that release ?
And on using the hall signal from the controler for speed, instead of the wheel wire /spoke magnet, it was more of a request for official support/ development, im sure it would be popular with users as it is with the Cycle Analist.

we have no solid schedule on new ebike, for the hall signal as speed signal can be done via software not hardware ... but have to schedule it.

[Erikjan]

Today recieved tracking code, hope the cabels arived before 29-aug then i have somthing to do at my vacation

Danny do you know if it is possibel to mount the speedict inside the controller case.
I don't know if the bleutooth signal will pass the alloy case

I will be much cleaner installation with all the cabels inside the controller case
My controller runs not verry hot, i use only 15A 44.4V and have good airflow.
I dont thing heat inside the controller is a problem for the speedict.
And i can use the temp sensor for cutoff if it runs to hot.


When we can use te hall signal for speed it saves 2 more wire and a reed sensor and some ugly tywraps
Maybe even better if it use the GPS speed from phone, but i understand not all android divice have GPS and the speedicht can't log GPS speed. But it saves a input maybe for an extra temp sensor .

[speedict]

Today recieved tracking code, hope the cabels arived before 29-aug then i have somthing to do at my vacation

Danny do you know if it is possibel to mount the speedict inside the controller case.
I don't know if the bleutooth signal will pass the alloy case

I will be much cleaner installation with all the cabels inside the controller case
My controller runs not verry hot, i use only 15A 44.4V and have good airflow.
I dont thing heat inside the controller is a problem for the speedict.
And i can use the temp sensor for cutoff if it runs to hot.

you can't simply put speedict ebike inside alloy case / aluminum case because of bluetooth signal, but you can have little solder job to diy antenna which can extend outside case.

[amigafan2003]

no, this is not speed controller, it is a device for bosch system, let them to test or change the bosch system top speed e.g. 25km to 40km ... for bosch system therefore 70v is good enough

I've been waiting for someone to overide the Bosch system for ages - one thing that's stopped me plumping for a Haibike is the 25km/h max assist.

Anyone know the max voltage battery you can put on the Bosch motor?

[t3sla]

congrats, you area a champ for developing something like that specifically for the Bosch system!!!!

I'll be grabbing one of the other units at some point in time for a build

[cwah]

Hello Danny,

I'm very happy with the speedict, I have 2 questions if you don't mind:
- Every time I close speedict I loose all the data on the software. Data are not lost in the speedict, but is there a way to keep track of the previous session on the speedict? The only way to keep track is to never close the software, but sometime it's a bit annoying when I need memory in my phone.
- I have a small sensor on my Mac motor. It is just a red wire giving 1v=1°C. Is there a way to plug that to the speedict? Is the standard temp sensor works the same?

Thanks

[speedict]

Hello Danny,

I'm very happy with the speedict, I have 2 questions if you don't mind:
- Every time I close speedict I loose all the data on the software. Data are not lost in the speedict, but is there a way to keep track of the previous session on the speedict? The only way to keep track is to never close the software, but sometime it's a bit annoying when I need memory in my phone.
- I have a small sensor on my Mac motor. It is just a red wire giving 1v=1°C. Is there a way to plug that to the speedict? Is the standard temp sensor works the same?

Thanks

of course we don't mind any feedback or suggestions.

Every time I close speedict I loose all the data on the software. Data are not lost in the speedict, but is there a way to keep track of the previous session on the speedict? The only way to keep track is to never close the software, but sometime it's a bit annoying when I need memory in my phone.

sorry i don't get it, what's mean by software ? pc suite ? do you mean when data download to pc suite without sorting or time stamp ?

- I have a small sensor on my Mac motor. It is just a red wire giving 1v=1°C. Is there a way to plug that to the speedict? Is the standard temp sensor works the same?

the speedict temperature port just a simple DAC port, the port setting match + 10.0 mV/ ̊C, so if your sensor + 1V/ ̊C you just need to add voltage divider circuit !

[cwah]

I just mean the screen on android. If I turn the application of, all the data (wh, km, etc...) is reset. Was just wondering if there is a way to keep that when the application is off (in android)

Also, is there a simple way to add a voltage divider? Is there anything I can solder in series to divide the voltage?

Thanks danny

[speedict]

I just mean the screen on android. If I turn the application of, all the data (wh, km, etc...) is reset. Was just wondering if there is a way to keep that when the application is off (in android)

no, we keep everything under "SESSION" e.g. you connect battery to speedict ebike, without android connected, all data will be logged into the temporary location, such as Wh, Max Speed, Max Current ... as long as you still connected with battery you still under same session, that's our design to prevent bluetooth disconnect issues, when bluetooth is re-connected you can have all values like max current, max speed etc....

however, if you

1. press the new session button
2. or re-connect battery

when connect android, you see present session values

Also, is there a simple way to add a voltage divider? Is there anything I can solder in series to divide the voltage?

yes just in series to your signal wire, please do make sure top voltage of the signal line is ~5v, check your 1v/1C sensor is powered by 5v or higher ? if it is powered by 5v your output will be within 5v safe zone, just simply in series with voltage divider circuit e.g. 20 times so the measuring range will be 100C with 5V ok ?

btw, why you need or want other temperature sensor ?

[cwah]

Yeah, the session are a bit annoying because I always disconnect the battery when the bike is not in use to preserve the battery. Would be great for next update to keep the session until user decides to have a new one.


I have a temp sensor directly plugged inside my mac motor when I purchased it. So I'd like to be able to see how it goes
This sensor goes in line directly with my hall sensor plug (I have 6 pin). So it's maybe 5V? I'm not sure I have to ask cellman for that. Could you recommend the voltage divider in order to achieve that? I also don't have another plug to go into the speedict, so I may have to buy another temp sensor from you and strip the voltage divider in it.

Thanks

[speedict]

Yeah, the session are a bit annoying because I always disconnect the battery when the bike is not in use to preserve the battery. Would be great for next update to keep the session until user decides to have a new one.

oh i see, you are first customer want this modification, however it involve huge program re-code, we will keep discuss with our engineer team for it.

I have a temp sensor directly plugged inside my mac motor when I purchased it. So I'd like to be able to see how it goes
This sensor goes in line directly with my hall sensor plug (I have 6 pin). So it's maybe 5V? I'm not sure I have to ask cellman for that. Could you recommend the voltage divider in order to achieve that? I also don't have another plug to go into the speedict, so I may have to buy another temp sensor from you and strip the voltage divider in it.

Thanks

yes it is 5v if from hall sensor and make sense.
don't need to order from us, i will send you one with built-in voltage divider because we have such tiny circuit board, remember the blue throttle cable ? it has voltage divider circuit inside, we just change the ratio from 1/2 to 1/20 ...

[speedict]

I have a temp sensor directly plugged inside my mac motor when I purchased it. So I'd like to be able to see how it goes
This sensor goes in line directly with my hall sensor plug (I have 6 pin). So it's maybe 5V? I'm not sure I have to ask cellman for that. Could you recommend the voltage divider in order to achieve that? I also don't have another plug to go into the speedict, so I may have to buy another temp sensor from you and strip the voltage divider in it.

Thanks

oh btw, you said this temperature sensor is from motor right ? and it is 1v/1c ? that doesn't make sense because when powered by hall sensor voltage source normally 5v, it can measure temperature range up to 5C ? so please double check with the datasheet, may be 10mv / c ? you may don't need voltage divider circuit then.

[cwah]

Cellman told me that:
"The temp sensor output signal is on the unused wire on the hall sensor plug. You can measure DC voltage reference to the hall sensor ground (black) wire."

I've found this thread talking about it:
"These motors are fitted with an LM35 temperature sensor.....Cell_Man selected this device over the passive devices which Justin suggested to enable folks without CAs to use a simple voltmeter to measure temperature (the LM35 outputs 10mv / °C, so it reads nicely on even a simple $5 voltmeter.) However the internal architecture of the LM35 is such that it won't work properly with a pullup voltage applied to its output- it can only source current, not sink it."
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=37964&start=270#p573801

So I may be able to use the temp sensor as is? Just need to buy the temp sensor adaptor to the speedict from you then

[speedict]

Cellman told me that:
"The temp sensor output signal is on the unused wire on the hall sensor plug. You can measure DC voltage reference to the hall sensor ground (black) wire."

I've found this thread talking about it:
"These motors are fitted with an LM35 temperature sensor.....Cell_Man selected this device over the passive devices which Justin suggested to enable folks without CAs to use a simple voltmeter to measure temperature (the LM35 outputs 10mv / °C, so it reads nicely on even a simple $5 voltmeter.) However the internal architecture of the LM35 is such that it won't work properly with a pullup voltage applied to its output- it can only source current, not sink it."
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=37964&start=270#p573801

So I may be able to use the temp sensor as is? Just need to buy the temp sensor adaptor to the speedict from you then

we use LM35 too so you just simply cut our temperature sensor and make sure wire order (gnd, 5v and signal) is correct, connect it to your hall sensor port 6, you can immediately live view it, or you can use voltmeter to measure your port 6 to see if it has voltage because under room temperature should have 1.xv output, if you see around 1.xv output in room temperature, you can then directly plug to our port

let me know your result, and i will send you 2 temperature sensors this week, so ... CUT IT NOW

danny

[cwah]

Thanks Danny, going to do that tonight. Going to order 2 sensors from your site too