teklektik said:If tweaking efforts are centering around the AutoTrqPAS RPM scaling, I would recommend using a table column more near the center so there's not a huge amount of power gain with RPM. (The leftmost column has no rpm scaling at all). Every situation is different, but RPM scaling is no substitute for real torque sensing - at best it's a way to reduce the amount of adjusting that Assist Level might require for changing conditions. The far right table columns have a lot of gain and it's easy to get in a situation where the bike tends to run away with a cadence increase.
Don't know if that's related to your tuning efforts, but just a thought...
Nothing solid just now. We need to finish up test on an alpha version and decide whether or not to include another feature or two which will delay things a trifle. So - we'll see how the present testing goes. If it looks good, I'd just as soon do a quick b7 to get what we have into the hands of beta testers ASAP.irq said:Is there any ETA yet for 3.1 b7?
Release 3.1b7 said:Note: V3.1b7 Setup files are **incompatible** with firmware or Setup files of **ALL** prior releases.
IMPORTANT: Please install this package according to README_install.txt. Failure to do so may result in improper operation of the Setup Utility.
IMPORTANT: After installing this zip package on a PC, the Setup utility will no longer be able to properly utilize 3.1 Setup files prepared for prior 3.1 versions. 3.1 settings files prior to 3.1b7 will not display or edit properly and will download to the CA incorrectly resulting in improper CA operation. Similarly, setup files prepared with this release cannot be used with earlier CA 3.1 firmware versions. 3.0 Setup files are unaffected.
>> Any incompatible existing CA setup must be recorded and manually reconfigured over a fresh 'CA3-1b7_firmware.hex' installation.
>> All existing CA Setups prior to 3.1b7 must either be:
- exported manually from the CA console (at least the statistics)
- OR read by the Setup Utility and preserved in screen snapshots PRIOR to installing this package. Saving to a 3.1 Setup file and reading the file after installing the zip package will not work.
IMPORTANT: Because a CA3-1b7_firmware.hex flash will load default settings, throttle voltage configuration may be incorrect. Treat this as an initial CA installation and place the bike on a stand or otherwise elevate the drive wheel to prevent a runaway when the flash completes and before a proper configuration can be restored.
(1) 2434 - (new) Add PasRate parameter to supersede UpRate in PAS mode
(2) 2458 - Diagnostic Screen Rate Flag display is unclear/unintuitive
(3) 2498 - Spurious AuxA pop-up screens appear randomly
(4) 2500 - Human Watts Display is incorrect
(5) 2512 - cas file ThrO->OutptMode does not properly set Min/Max units
Yep - exactly right - it's a protection diode and it's zapped.irq said:seems like a killed my CA, its completly dead. batt v+ can be measured within the CA (~60v). i think that a short of the 10v which go to the pas connector caused this.
any hints what i could have killed?
edit: D3 seems to be dead, looks like some kind of protection diode to me. can i replace it for testing with a simple 4148 diode`?
It's connected to a hall signal on the controller end but is not used in the CA_DPS model. In the CA-DP model it ties to the Sp input. See "Appendix B. Add/Remove Wheel Speed Pickup Sensor".irq said:theres a thin yellow wire which goes to the ca 6pin connector, i am not sure if i accidently ripped it or if its just not in use. anyway, its not hooked anywhere on the ca pcb. should it? if yes, on which pad?
I'm being a bit silly, but:teklektik said:We are looking for suggestions for additional Preset names.
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So - post up your Good Idea here and maybe you'll be able to select it from the CA Preset Name menu!![]()
teklektik said:Ah, sweet success!
Well done.
It's connected to a hall signal on the controller end but is not used in the CA_DPS model. In the CA-DP model it ties to the Sp input. See "Appendix B. Add/Remove Wheel Speed Pickup Sensor".irq said:theres a thin yellow wire which goes to the ca 6pin connector, i am not sure if i accidently ripped it or if its just not in use. anyway, its not hooked anywhere on the ca pcb. should it? if yes, on which pad?
Jackass said:Question: if shorting the 5 or 10V has such nasty results, why isn't a simple fuse holder & fuse integrated in the CA3? Room enough I'd guess, either on or off the circuit board.
teklektik said:BTW folks-
We are looking for suggestions for additional Preset names.
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Yep - Reproduced. Definitely something hinky there.lightrush said:Something with AuxD -> PAS Level seems frocked. AuxD seems to not scale the assist factor since 3.1b7. It seems to be scaling the maximum amps. Will retest and post a repro.
Yep - problem is that we are running out of configuration memory, so a custom name is very expensive because it takes a lot of room, but a small index into a table of fixed names already exists - so the 'fixed name' approach is 'free' and wins...JeffH said:A user definable preset name would be nice for me.![]()