Peter wrote:I've probably spent about 18 to 24 hours trying to get a CRANK_WIH_CAMSYNC working by trying to combine 12Even crank teeth with 6-2 missing teeth on the cam working without any success
Don't feel bad, I wasn't expecting doing a solid setup for you to be easy for me to do, let alone anyone else. It should be possible, though. You have stuff wired up, I said I would help those with stuff wired up. I'm somewhat over worked, but I'll try to formulate a plan very soon and work with you on bringing it to fruition. The first thing to do, though, is get it synced and possibly even running with JUST 6-2 cam mode. Now, even this is fraught with danger as I've not tested N-2 or cam only modes yet. Something could be broken there. I think I found my priorities for today... :-) Once you have that at least reading RPM and with stable sync, then we can try to go custom and do something specific to your engine.
All it really did was get me to drink excessively. Which will account for any bad grammar in this post. Which I'll probably edit in the morning if Fred doesn't revoke my editing privileges; like he did with the moron(s) that were trying to sell the Bosch L4.9 setup. You could at least proxy in, and wait for your posts to appear to edit and respond to your posts, but whatever.
ROFL, LOL, hahahahah. This made my morning! A sincere thank you from me! :-)
I did figure out how I can add and eliminate .S19 from the makefile to create the filmware files. Which doesn't really help me. I should either work it from the top level down or the bottom level up, but I don't really understand the middle yet, so it turns into a shit-show trying to burn the candle from both ends.
I apologise for laughing at your pain, but the way you articulate it is hilarious! :-)
Part of the problem is the 16 different versions. VR.0.1.1.XGATED is kind of hard to understand and, the snapshots of Fred's version don't compile, so I try and add the two together and "EPIC FAIL!!!".
OK, there is only one version that you should be hacking on and it's one that you track with git from my repo. Anything older is usually flawed even more in some way, though sometimes the reverse is true for brief periods. The older releases were more mile stones. The next release is a real system that people can use, at least a bit, without any hacking of code. Latest really is the greatest, here.
One(I think good) thought I had was to build the boards separately like you objects in software, and connect them together with a cable. This way if the low-Z, high-Z, analog input, or 9S12XP board didn't work you could just unplug it, and plug in the "cheaper" replacement with a cable. Even though it would be cheaper to do it right the first time, but we're all humans. Then once you get a setup you're happy with in your small community(that's willing to work through problems) you could sent up the Gerber file to build the version 1, to go "main stream".
I'm not sure what you're talking about, but in future, when you drink, please post on the forum more! I love it! :-)
Fred.