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r00li / CarCluster

Control car instrument clusters from your computer for gaming or other purposes using ESP32
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A DTC shows on BMW F10 cluster #5

Open Betty1909 opened 8 months ago

Betty1909 commented 8 months ago

Everything works good, but still have a DTC on it. Looks like turning system module maybe power steering? IMG20240327194136

And a little problem. It'a good when only RPM needle runing, but both speedo needle and rpm rpm needle goes a little lag (few).

https://github.com/r00li/CarCluster/assets/29305277/61a8c85e-e6d5-44fd-96a6-2fab167e28aa

Sorry for my bad english. :)

Betty1909 commented 8 months ago

And this is my PCB, includ two x9c102 and mcp2515, 2551. :)) IMG20240326215124

BrayanOfficiel commented 8 months ago

Everything works good, but still have a DTC on it. Looks like turning system module maybe power steering? IMG20240327194136

And a little problem. It'a good when only RPM needle runing, but both speedo needle and rpm rpm needle goes a little lag (few).

VID_20240329140220.mp4

Sorry for my bad english. :)

For the lag, try setting the baud rate to 921000, it also happened to me while playing on serial

r00li commented 8 months ago

Yep, if you are using the Simhub connection via USB, then increating the baud rate should help. Sadly I didn't have a chance to update the sketches for that yet.

As for the DTC error. I get the "Cornering ability restricted" error as well on my F10 cluster. Sadly I cannot find a solution for that. I think this is due to a differences in coding of the cluster - this was made by using a log from a real F10 car, and even when replaying that whole log the issue is still there. So I am guessing it's either manufacture date or equipment level specific. Also, some people don't get that error. I guess the only way around this is to find the CAN ID responsible for it.