Open jjwallace opened 7 years ago
Well, I've tested using an Arduino Due and a Teensy 3.6. I don't have experience outside those two. I did test a breadboard design with both of them so a purpose built board is not 100% necessary, just nice to have. There are a few things to keep in mind when searching for a solution to interface to the Tesla BMS sub-boards:
EVTV does have prototype boards that go onto a Due or EVTVDue and interface with the Tesla pack. They're not ready for primetime just yet but if you're dying to have one you might be able to convince Jack to sell you one.
Very interesting, this is great!
Hey Collin! Thanks for your contribution to the community! All the diy-ers appreciate it a lot.
I encountered an issue with the Arduino Due and the Tesla BMS rev 2 and rev 3 boards. Arduino is sending the messages, but the boards don't respond back (from hardware point of view everything is fine, added lvl shifters). Have tried 1 by 1 about 7 boards and another 8 which I installed in my car already in a daisy chain configuration as described by you.
What problems have you encountered during set up phase? Did the config work right out of the box? Was anything necessary from your side to make it work?
Thank you!!
Hello, we are building an electric power car. Which other boards have you tested on? What would you suggest for a high-quality board? I want to try interfacing with Tesla batteries this next week.