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Flexible OpenSource firmware for TongSheng TSDZ2 mid drive ebike motor
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Document EN:15194 Compliance #146

Closed PrivatePuffin closed 3 years ago

PrivatePuffin commented 3 years ago

It would be nice to vett the performance of this firmware for EN:15194 compliance, or at least enable users to do so by giving clear instructions. Mostly because the definitions for nominal rater power output are not put down in (european)-law, but put into the 100+ euro's costing EN:15194 standard.

If no one has access, i've a copy that might find it's way into your inbox by forwarding mistake somewhere these days.

casainho commented 3 years ago

I am very busy with the wireless project.

This is DIY project and so I think there are no advantages to implement such standard. Unless is must be implemented, I don't see it to be a priority in the developers lists.

But thanks for sharing this information. The more you can share, the more later someone can learn on this and maybe implement it.

casainho commented 3 years ago

Maybe this could be written to the wiki, as advice for the ones that want to configure the firmware in a way it follows most possible the standard.

tasakos10 commented 3 years ago

I've read through EN:15194:2017 and I can not find any reason the current version doesn't comply with EN:15194:2017 already. As listed above, there are only a few area's where one might not qualify for EN:15194:2017:

  • Voltage mods
  • motors rated +250w.
  • overspeeding

(which are mostly related to hardware choices or doing things that are obviously not a good idea anyway.)

Maybe this could be written to the wiki, as advice for the ones that want to configure the firmware in a way it follows most possible the standard.

Thats a great idea! 👍

Hello. I have emailed you about that. Thank you