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ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

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on 05.02.2009, 01:58

Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby Raceray on 05.02.2009, 01:58

Optimal wäre es wenn Du Dein Projekt im wiki anlegst. Du kannst Dich ab sofort mit Deinen Zugangsdaten unter www.x-simulator.de/wiki anmelden und dort unter http://www.x-simulator.de/wiki/Community_Projects dein Projekt eintragen. Das Wiki wird zukünftig die zentrale Anlaufstelle für jegliche Dokumentationen sein und hilft der Übersicht ungemein. Wenn Du beim Formatieren der Texte Hilfe benötigst, steh ich Dir gerne per PM zur verfügung. Wenn Du Dich damit nicht arrangieren magst (zeitlich, oder die wirklich einfache wiki syntax nicht lernen magst), poste hier im Thread und ich werde Deine Inhalte ins wiki übernehmen.

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on 05.02.2009, 19:12
Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby Michael N. on 05.02.2009, 19:12

ElektronikJack wrote:klar mache ich,

Ich will wenn schon verschiedene Konzepte anbieten, da der
verwendete Tacho recht schwer und teuer ist. ausserdem sollte es leicht nachbaubar sein.



:cheers: :thbup: :)
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on 08.02.2009, 20:53
Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby dragon1412 on 08.02.2009, 20:53

Hey,

der Tacho kommt wirklich gut. Ich bin noch mit der TFT-Variante unterwegs aber ich glaube ich muss mich mal aufm Autofriedhof umsehen.
Ist wirklich gelungen. Hut ab.

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on 26.02.2009, 08:34
Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby tronicgr on 26.02.2009, 08:34

Hi Dirk,

Any progress on this? :sos:

I'd like to see the schematic of the circuit you used to drive the air-coils. The one that you used the ELEX14308 and the l298 for the 90deg coils...

I'll start to experimenting on a PWM controller for driving so it would be nice to have something as reference. There really not much information about this around.

Alternatively I might try controlling my Nissan cluster thru OBD serial protocol... If I figure the correct connections!!


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on 21.04.2009, 11:43
Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby ElektronikJack on 21.04.2009, 11:43

Hi Thanos

nice to hear from you.

i starting to show my controller:

http://www.x-simulator.de/wiki/Tacho_Co ... tronikjack

you whant to connect the air-core meter direct to a board without
a air-core driver chip ? is this correct ?
So i need a little brain-bussy time to go the right way.
like this : send the sin and cos value to a D/A converter and then over the l298 stages to the meters?

Do you think 8bit resolution for enouth for each signal ?
then i can use the cheap shiftregister chips and a R2R array.

I think using 8(6) PWM PWM Chanels to create the sin cos Signal for the meters ist not good, or? if i use the shift register it's
a static value and the changes are not so fast !

I make a circut.
I'm happy for some ideas

bye Dirk
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on 22.04.2009, 17:13
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Postby Mambo on 22.04.2009, 17:13

THX ElektronikJack its look very good. :clap:
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on 22.04.2009, 21:26
Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby egoexpress on 22.04.2009, 21:26

pdf links in your project wiki are dead
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on 22.04.2009, 22:45
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Postby dean0 on 22.04.2009, 22:45

nice board just what ive been looking for, any chance you have pcb file to open in eagle? thanks bud
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on 23.04.2009, 12:52
Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby Raceray on 23.04.2009, 12:52

repaired the pdf links...
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on 26.04.2009, 10:06
Re: ElektronikJack aktueller DIY Sim mit XSIM2 und Tacho

Postby Michael N. on 26.04.2009, 10:06

So,
PDF der Platine hab ich zum Ätzdienst geschickt :clap: . Wird langsam Zeit sich mal um ein Cockpit zu bemühen :clap: .
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