supermid
j'ai reçu hier le dispositif en question.
je l'installe demain.
voici qqs détails:
j'ai reçu hier le dispositif en question.
je l'installe demain.
voici qqs détails:
le programme canmonitor permettra d'établir une éventuelle corrélation entre le temps réel d'injection et ce que l'on récupère sur le bus CAN.Hi Francois,
Thank you for your waiting.
Just sent you the SuperMID M-1.5.
The cable color for the interface box is...
red: 12V
brown: GND
yellow: INJ
purple: SPD
I have the ECU connection point for Japanese PRIUS.
http://priusdiy.fc2web.com/TACHO.html#ecu
Hope you'll find yourself for your EU model.
There are six buttons on it.
On the right, from top to bottom...
[MENU]
[UP]
[DOWN]
[ENTER]
Please refer to the attached operation chart.
On the left, there is one button works as same as [DOWN]
button which is used for changing display channels on
the normal mode.
On the back, there is a RESET button. This one should be
used for an emergency purpose only, such as no display
when power-on.
The Dsub-9 female connector is for the RC232C communication.
It sends following data every 0.5 second which is compatible
with the Prius CAN Monitor software using 38400bps.
000330,000086,00071,0756
000330,000086,00072,0740
000331,000086,00072,0744
000331,000087,00073,0744
000332,000087,00073,0000
The each column means...
000330: 330 seconds since power on
000086: 860 m (10m unit) drove since power on
00071: 71 milli-liter consumed since power on
0756: 7.56 milli-second injector on time
You can see the data using any terminal emulator software.
There is one red LED on the left.
It shows the status that fuel is injected on normal mode.
When you keep pressing the MENU button when power on,
you're in programming mode, the red LED is on and
no display on the LCD.
When new version software on the Atmega168 is available,
I'll send it to you, then you can update the software
by yourself using the Atmel's AVR Studio 4 utility.
http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/tools_card.asp?tool_id=2725
That's all as of today.
Please feel free to ask any questions you have.