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I understand why it isn't, but it's a pity that the earlier versions cannot simply be found in the repo. ??? you can access every single commit on github with clicking on the paranthesis button. You'll get the normal screen, where you can press the green "clone or download" button. git_commit_overv...

Can you explain us briefly the advantage of a direct drive hub motor compared to the Tongsheng TSDZ2 mid-motor. Hm, this has been discussed thousand times already, it is more a "religious" question than a technical one. The middrive motor has only advantages at long and steep ascents. In all other ...

Is it possible to just put in all the settings then save the fill and then give them the file with my desired settings Yes, you can do your settings in the Java configurator, then press Copile&Flash. This will cause an error message in the command window, but that doesn't matter. A file with the re...

would the firmware work with both the LCD4 and bluetooth adapter? No. If you want to use the LCD Display you have to adapt most settings in the Java-Tool. You can use the LCD for the basic settings max speed and wheel size. You could do the settings in BluOSEC and than flash the controller to LCD-M...

Are there any plans to implement field weakening in this firmware? I will not implement that, but of course everybody is invited to do it :wink: . It's very easy, you just have to increase the ui8_assumed_motor_position with the speed. You have to do the angle correction procedure later (or earlier...

Black6spdZ wrote: ↑

May 09 2020 3:13am

I pulled up the phase monitor in bluosec

Do you have an external +5V power supply for the BT-module? The controller internal +5V supply is known to be very weak, it can't handle any additional load. You can try to supply the hallsensors with external +5V, too.

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stancecoke

I do not understand how the halls are bad when they test good with a meter.. what am I missing? The Halls are not in 120° position If you get only 3 and 4 all three halls are switching at the same time :shock: 3 - - > 011 4 - - > 100 https://www.digikey.de/-/media/Images/Blogs/2019/February/Using%2...

What about reverse ? Is it possible to implement ? On pad X4 may be ? Yes, of course. You just have to swap two pwm channels and change the angle interpolation. You have to check two following hall events to detect the direction and adapt the angle corresponding. I did it in the Lishui project just...

I've deleted my fork now, so mbrusas fork is listed direcly under the main project now.
https://github.com/OpenSource-EBike-fir ... rk/members

As a big fan of direct drive hub motors, I won't contribute to this project any more

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stancecoke

mbrusa wrote: ↑

May 03 2020 8:19am

Can I delete "TSDZ2-Smart-EBike" and rename "TSDZ2-Smart-EBike-1"

Perhaps the links have to be updated, but it's the best way, I think.

Don't forget to copy the wiki to the new repo before deleting the old

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stancecoke

click on "fork" in github.com, my account was opened and I found another "TSDZ2-Smart-EBike-1" repository Yes, that was exactly the right way to fork a repo :thumb: Now, you can see your fork in the overview of the main project: https://github.com/emmebrusa/TSDZ2-Smart-EBike-1/network/members but t...

mbrusa wrote: ↑

May 02 2020 3:25am

I posted the new version on GitHub

Thank you!

Unfortunately, you did not use the github fork function, so the link to the original project of casainho was lost.
Please, can you copy the wiki of my repo to yours, then I can delete my repo.

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stancecoke

shellton wrote: ↑

May 01 2020 8:19am

I studied source to find out , where i can insert this.

just paste both commands at line 192 of the main.c

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stancecoke

I measured resistance on pins 20-23 and GND - 3.3K . ... Can it be something wrong with CPU or pin output not initialized properly ? How to find it out ? Hm, seems that the mikrocontroller is defective. 3.3K is OK. you can disable the PWM output and toggle the pin manually in slow loop to check it....

Yes, is there anybody who has the firmware working with a 9FET?

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stancecoke

shellton wrote: ↑

Apr 28 2020 1:47pm

AT STM8 pins 20-22

Strange, but then the 2.6V have to come from "outside"?! Can you check the resistance from these pins to gnd?

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stancecoke

Yes, half the time the high side is conducting, the other half the Low Side.
"Center aligned PWM"

Can you check it exactly? The known hardware has no Half Bridge drivers, it has descrete boot strap circuits.
At standstill, Low and Highside have to have 50%duty cycle at 16kHz, so 2.5V with a simple meter on the pin ist OK.

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stancecoke

Hm, ist there a half bridge driver on the PCB? What is the voltage on the Low Side controller pins?

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stancecoke

Strange. What wave mode have you enabled?
Which sdcc version are you using?

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stancecoke

shellton wrote: ↑

Apr 27 2020 1:30pm

I have this one from ebay

Can you Check If it uses the same schematic as known?

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stancecoke

Here is little summary what changes i had to make to get all this to work at this point nice to get some fresh wind into the project! The setpoint for the battery current is defined in the acasetpoint.c If you want to add push assist or auto cruise, you have to define it there. regards stancecoke

It goes out. And after 5 minutes i can restart it again. This seems to be a problem with the 5V supply. Make sure, that you don't have other devices on the 5V supply than PAS, Brake and Throttle. For additional devices use a separate step down converter. Or is there another way to determine that? f...

sascha121985 wrote: ↑

Apr 20 2020 8:16am

But it gets so hot, that is swith off automaticly.

There is no "automatic switch off" in the controller. What ist getting hot? The big resistor or the FETs with the complete housing?

Have you adjusted the motor specific angle properly?

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stancecoke

motor spin all time at very low speed Nice to see the motor spinning, this is a great sucess already! Congratulations! It seems that the battery-current measuring is not stable fast enough at startup. We already have build in a pause in the autozero procedure in the adc_init(void) function, but it ...