Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

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Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby Ralle#67 on Mon Mar 06, 2023 12:12 am

Hello,
how do I find the right CAN resource for a Lean Angel Sensor.
Can I just select a resource that is still free?
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby Ralle#67 on Mon Mar 06, 2023 12:24 am

The Sensor is a Bosch MM5.10
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby David Ferguson on Mon Mar 06, 2023 5:04 am

What firmware package are you using? Does it have support for the MM5.10 implemented?
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby Ralle#67 on Tue Mar 07, 2023 11:06 pm

Hello David,
I don't have a support under the point, so only a selection will be
from CAN 0 to 7 offered with different offset.
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby Ralle#67 on Wed Mar 08, 2023 12:05 am

Do I see that correctly when I'm under
Tools / Edit Input/Output Resources
simply select a free Can Resource?
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby David Ferguson on Wed Mar 08, 2023 12:17 am

Can’t help without knowing the pkg.

The GP pkgs have support for the Bosch ABS with I believe uses the MM5.10, however, they don’t calculate a lean angle from that data. The only sensors I know that do this are the TEXYS RAD6 and the GripONE, I have added support for those sensors on the past to custom Firmware pkgs I’ve created.

In my pkgs, you select the CAN bus the device is attached to, the specify the base address, finally you select a firmware resource base where the outputs go so you can use the information for various channels.

I suggest you contact the MoTeC partner that created your pkg for support.
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby NathanB on Wed Mar 08, 2023 4:27 pm

Ralf,

Go to workbook 1: Main

Go to tab 5: All

In the search bar type : IMU

Under the IMU group there will be a Bosch MM510 - Set the Can Bus to Can Bus 1

Click on Message 1 and type 174 to set the ID to 174

Click on Message 2 and type 178 to set the ID to 178

Click on Message 3 and type 17C to set the ID to 17C

Now go back to the search bar and type Lean

Set the settings as follows:
Lean Settings.jpg
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Now go back to the search bar and type: veh accel

Set as follows:
veh acceleration.jpg
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Now go back to the search bar and type: roll

Set as follows:
roll settings.jpg
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Now go back to the search bar and type: yaw

Set as follows:
yaw.jpg
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That will cover you for the required setup of your Bosch IMU in your firmware.
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby Ralle#67 on Thu Mar 23, 2023 8:35 pm

Hello Nathan,
thanks very much!
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby Ralle#67 on Mon Apr 24, 2023 2:01 am

I have now got the IMU and installed it.
I now get the error messages in the diagnosis of roll and yaw rate
Tramslation Minimun / Translation Maximun and Low Fault /
High Fault.
Should I now adjust the translation table to the values?

Also, do I need to set a zero position for the IMU?

Thanks very much
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Re: Resource for an Lean Angel Sensor

Postby Stephen Dean on Mon Apr 24, 2023 10:25 am

Hi,

Are the voltages seen by the M1 changing when the IMU is moved around, or are they staying the same?
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