Strange PWM spike
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Strange PWM spike
I'm thinking it is not hardware as I see the spikes in the datalog.
It may be a problem in his msq but nothing stands out to me.
I've attached msq and datalog. This was logged with pre1.2alpha but also does it with pre1.4alpha
Thanks!
Peter Florance
PF Tuning
81 BMW Euro 528i ESP Car
60-2 Wheel LS2 Coils, Low Z Inj
Co-Driver 1999 BMW E46 DSP car.
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Re: Strange PWM spike
That's very weird and looks to be every four seconds. Has this been tested with the current pre-1.2alpha7 version? I take it you've repeated the problem on the bench?
I'll aim to look at it in the morning.
James
I'll aim to look at it in the morning.
James
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Re: Strange PWM spike
I have not tried the current, but I will.jsmcortina wrote:That's very weird and looks to be every four seconds. Has this been tested with the current pre-1.2alpha7 version? I take it you've repeated the problem on the bench?
I'll aim to look at it in the morning.
James
Peter Florance
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60-2 Wheel LS2 Coils, Low Z Inj
Co-Driver 1999 BMW E46 DSP car.
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Re: Strange PWM spike
How is the AC input wired on the car?
The "Nitrous" pin input normally expects a 12V signal and as such the JP8 jumper should NOT be fitted on the MS3X.
In this MSQ the normal "nitrous pull-down" setting is disabled.
When I was testing this allowed the nitrous input to float around and trigger the AC on/off all the time. The user settings cause the four second interval.
When I enabled the pulldown in software the feature behaved as expected.
NFF.
James
The "Nitrous" pin input normally expects a 12V signal and as such the JP8 jumper should NOT be fitted on the MS3X.
In this MSQ the normal "nitrous pull-down" setting is disabled.
When I was testing this allowed the nitrous input to float around and trigger the AC on/off all the time. The user settings cause the four second interval.
When I enabled the pulldown in software the feature behaved as expected.
NFF.
James
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