Endless Sphere

EDIT: Irrelevant to the matter

BluOSEC seems to act weird. I changed my battery Voltage Min Value and it returns 0, not 116 what I intended. Also Battery Voltage Max changed on it's own to 0 because of this (from 153). I changed the battery voltage calibration to 70 (from 50) and added new values accordingly to min and max just t...

Where does a S06SSVP controller running the FOSS firmware, with just a single Hall phase current sensor Fit into this "true FOC" vs "pseudo FOC mode" continuum? Well, can the "true FOC" be achieved with the components of the KT controllers? If not, then I guess this is irrelevat to this thread and ...

EDIT : OK, I didn't see previous answer of Stancoke, but I still don't understand how it could work with Fratto's ZWS which is sensorless controller without adding sensor module. Yes, but he/she doesn't mention anything about his/her motor which obviously is HALL sensored to be able to use this fir...

kristof645 wrote: ↑

Feb 18 2020 4:05pm

- Hub geared motor without hall sensor, certified for 48v / 25a / 1350w controller

As stancecoke already stated, you cannot use this firmware with sensorless motor.

Correct? Yes, if the gear has only one stage. I guess, it has more stages, as the displayed speed is that much to high. But you can easily check it by comparing the shown speed with a speedometer. If you have the external speedsensor set active, make sure, that the number of pulses per wheel revolu...

Ok, so as it seems I have 21 teeth on the drive gear and 36 teeth on each driven gears. no, I guess, you have a planetary gear. So number of teeth of the planet gears is irrelevant, important is the ratio from the sun gear to the ring gear. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/31/...

I set gear ratio 10 because I counted 20 magnets at the hub. Is this correct? For a direct drive it is OK, if it's a geared motor, you have to multiply the 10 with the mecanical gear ratio. regards stancecoke Ok, so as it seems I have 21 teeth on the drive gear and 36 teeth on each driven gears. Th...

Does BluOSEC prevent changing parameters when there is something wrong with the flashed controller parameters? Make sure, that you use the latest BlueOSEC-version with the latest controller firmware version! https://github.com/Xnyle/bluosec-apk regards stancecoke Yes, I am. My hub motor shows wrong...

So I just have to try different motor specific angle parameters and see what works? Yes, try to add/substract 64 to/from your recent value (64 is 90 degree as 256 is 360 degree) Or just increase/decrease in steps of 15 and check what happens... :bolt: And so it happens that everything works! :bolt:...

stancecoke wrote: ↑

Jan 28 2020 2:06pm

If the sequence is OK, you have to find the right motor specific angle.

Sequence is ok. So I just have to try different motor specific angle parameters and see what works?

This is the effect of the throttle. The motor moved a little the first time I pressed throttle.

It connects and sends numbers: 1, 0, 0, 323, 0, 0 OK, that looks like normal operation. printf("%u,%u, %u, %u, %u, %u\r\n", ui16_control_state, ui16_setpoint, ui16_motor_speed_erps, ui16_BatteryCurrent, ui16_sum_torque, ui16_momentary_throttle); You can put in (uint16_t) uint32_current_target inste...

Yes, there is OK, but this should be no problem, the log looks fine. Have you tested the Diagnostics mode? Does the controller send any information in this mode? Use e.g. Blueterm for logging. regards stancecoke It connects and sends numbers: 1, 0, 0, 323, 0, 0 1, 0, 0, 324, 0, 0 1, 0, 0, 325, 0, 0

stancecoke wrote: ↑

Jan 28 2020 9:34am

have you checked the log in the cmd window while compiling and flashing? Is there any error?

regards
stancecoke

Yes, there is;
brake.c:23: warning 110: conditional flow changed by optimizer: so said EVELYN the modified DOG

stancecoke wrote: ↑

Jan 28 2020 8:32am

OK, you don't use the latest version of the java configurator from github?!

No. But now I think I should update.

EDIT: Which I did just now, flashed again but it didn't change anything

is like russian roulette :-) have you checked the voltage of the brake-signal wire? It has to have 5V (pullup from processor) otherwise the processor stops during booting. regards stancecoke Brake= vin 4.5V, signal 4.95V Hall= vin 4.5V, signal 4.95V PAS= vin 4.5V, signal 4.95V Throttle= vin 4.5V, s...

I'm afraid I don't have any other places for you to check. Thank you for helping me. I guess buying these controllers from Aliexpress is like russian roulette. You hit or you miss. :? Two recent aliexpress controllers were DOA but the first one I got from bmsbattery two years ago still works like a...

Did this soldering extended legs to pcb and used external 12V input. The output pin gave 4.99V so the chip seems to be fine. OK, then check if the LM317 IC is working properly by applying 20v on its Vin pin and checking if: - The LM317 output reaches 13-15V - The 78L05 outputs 5V properly again (in...

It's 4.5V without sensors connected and with sensors it drops to 4.2V. Well, then I suggest you checking the 78L05 IC in a separate circuit, if possible, to check if the chip can generate the 5V properly. Did this soldering extended legs to pcb and used external 12V input. The output pin gave 4.99V...

simpletech wrote: ↑

Jan 27 2020 8:49am

What's the reading of the 5V rail with the Hall sensors disconnected? Is it near 5V?

It's 4.5V without sensors connected and with sensors it drops to 4.2V.

simpletech wrote: ↑

Jan 26 2020 9:13pm

Have you tried to use the BlueOSEC app without the hall sensors connected?

I have. No difference whatsoever. Blu OSEC doesn't read anything. The hall sensor output is 25mA if that's relevant https://components101.com/a3144-hall-effect-sensor.

Can I replace these original S06S mosfets(STP110N7F6) with these ones (HY1707) ?

Hm, what do you mean with Vin? Just a voltage measurement from the controller power cables, when battery is not connected to those. Probably irrelevant. Charged caps, right? If you connect the battery and short red to blue at the display connector, the voltage between the red and the black wire of ...

I flashed with display type: BluOSEC app(for the future) but I don't have bluetooth transmitter plugged in yet. Should I flash again with display type:none for this testing purpose? Does it matter? It's much better to test with BluOsec or Debugging-Mode, as you can read the controller state via UAR...