Crossman
100 µW
I am thinking of using Nyon display with Intuvia controller. I am having that 414 error (bicycle not equipped to work with Nyon).
The difference between Nyon and Intuvia controllers is that Nyon controller has an additional joystick switch. I will need some help from tech savy people to bypass this error with minimum modification to intuvia controller.
1. Both controllers are simple switches. The joystick is redundant since Nyon has the same joystick on the display too. The only necessary buttons are + - which are used to change assist level and both controllers have it.
2. The controller communicates from the 3 gold plates pins on the intuvia/Nyon deck. Intuvia controller uses only the first 2 pins , bottom pin is not connected. Even if you cover the last pin Intuvia display will still work. From the pictures it seems Nyon controller uses all three pins. So I think probably the two controllers completely the same except the joystick switch and the additional 3rd pin connection.
3. In general how can a micro controller check if a switch is connected or not? Intuvia does not check anything but Nyon does(Tried it at the lbs, even when I am able to bypass the error it still does not let assist levels to be changed). I am thinking that maybe adding a resistor between the last 2 pins can fool the Display to bypass the error.
Please refrain from comments like "just buy the nyon controller". To be honest I don't want to pay $80+ for a simple switch that probably costs $3. Any oldschool cellular phone from the past 10 years had a complete keyboard and not to mention a complete phone for less than half of this price. Not to mention this controller is not even water/dust proof...
The difference between Nyon and Intuvia controllers is that Nyon controller has an additional joystick switch. I will need some help from tech savy people to bypass this error with minimum modification to intuvia controller.
1. Both controllers are simple switches. The joystick is redundant since Nyon has the same joystick on the display too. The only necessary buttons are + - which are used to change assist level and both controllers have it.
2. The controller communicates from the 3 gold plates pins on the intuvia/Nyon deck. Intuvia controller uses only the first 2 pins , bottom pin is not connected. Even if you cover the last pin Intuvia display will still work. From the pictures it seems Nyon controller uses all three pins. So I think probably the two controllers completely the same except the joystick switch and the additional 3rd pin connection.
3. In general how can a micro controller check if a switch is connected or not? Intuvia does not check anything but Nyon does(Tried it at the lbs, even when I am able to bypass the error it still does not let assist levels to be changed). I am thinking that maybe adding a resistor between the last 2 pins can fool the Display to bypass the error.
Please refrain from comments like "just buy the nyon controller". To be honest I don't want to pay $80+ for a simple switch that probably costs $3. Any oldschool cellular phone from the past 10 years had a complete keyboard and not to mention a complete phone for less than half of this price. Not to mention this controller is not even water/dust proof...