Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

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Edouard
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Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by Edouard » Mon 10. Aug 2020, 12:59

Dear Forum,

I am quite new with such device and I am getting difficulties to set the PCAN-MicroMod Digital device to read the speed from our Toyota Hiace Van and transmit it ideally in TTL format.
https://www.peak-system.com/PCAN-MicroM ... .html?&L=2

Did I wrongly chose the Can converter ?

Thanks for your help ^^

Edo

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by M.Maidhof » Mon 10. Aug 2020, 14:26

Hello,

the MicroMod digital modules are available with high-side or low-side drivers, but they don't support a direct ttl output. Which signal do you need on the ttl side (PWM, frequency output, digital)?

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Michael

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by Edouard » Mon 24. Aug 2020, 10:52

Hello Michael,

Many thanks for your reply ^^

We need to get the vehicle speed under a TTL signal which should change when the vehicle speed is changing.

From this table: http://opengarages.org/index.php/Toyota_CAN_ID, it seems that CAN-ID (0B4) is the right signal to take and convert it as TTL signal.

So I am stuck on how to do it

Thansk again for your help

Edo

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by M.Maidhof » Mon 24. Aug 2020, 11:09

Hi,

as written before the MicroMod digital modules don't offer a direct TTL output, they only offer "Low Side" or "High-Side" outputs.

Next, to convert a CAN signal to a "ttl" signal, you must convert it in a way that the signal information is still available in the converted signal (PWM, Frequency?). So how should your ttl signal looks like after the conversion?

regards

Michael

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by Edouard » Mon 24. Aug 2020, 13:31

Hello Michael,

I understand that I need to place a conveter, between the Micromod digital module and my final device.

My final device is expecting as the attached print screen
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Hope this is clear ?

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Edo

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by M.Maidhof » Mon 24. Aug 2020, 14:02

Hi,

the MicroMod modules don't offer a phase shifting ouput with the default firmware. So you have to build an own firmware for the module to handle that special feature, or use a different device which could handle CAN to phase shifting.

regards

Michael

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by Edouard » Mon 24. Aug 2020, 14:47

This phase shifting is not mandatory but this is noted that with a specific firmware, this is possible.

So my question is how to get only one TTL output ?

Or alternatively, what other device can I use ?

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by M.Maidhof » Mon 24. Aug 2020, 15:03

Hi,

you can use the frequency output of the MicroMod digital, and map the CAN signal to the frequency output using the MicroMod Config tool. Here an example for using the frequency output for CAN ID 0x100 Byte 2 Bit0-7:
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You have to modify this to your CAN ID and data bytes of your vehicle speed signal of your CAN bus.

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Michael

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Re: Vehicle speed with the PCAN-MicroMod Digital

Post by Edouard » Mon 24. Aug 2020, 15:07

I will give a try ^^

Thanks a lot for your assistance

Edo

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