So: Michael S did the original Roadster can bus work Michael J does Volt/Ampera Michael B does Twizzy Anyone else seeing a pattern here? :-) Welcome aboard, and glad to see so much progress in a short time. Regards, Mark On 3 Nov, 2012, at 3:23 AM, Michael Balzer <dexter@expeedo.de> wrote:
Hi everybody,
to introduce myself, I'm Michael Balzer from Germany. My regular work is web application and database development, and I'm an electric mobility enthusiast. I fell in love with the Renault Twizy about a year ago and got mine about four months ago.
I had been working with some other folks on the german Twizy forum on decoding the Renault Twizy CAN messages (for german results see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoKQUT5BY_r5dGJ4c0c2dTBPeGRzMnJ...) when Thomas Kreisel pointed me to the OVMS about three months ago. I had to wait for the new hardware, but now I'm ready to join :-)
I haven't been doing embedded development for some time, and the PIC18 + SIM908 are completely new to me, so please be patient if I ask stupid things.
I've just finished a first working can module for the Twizy based on the 1.5.1 code. It's able to read SOC, range, speed and battery power usage. It derives charging states from these and triggers SMS alerts accordingly on charging interrupts etc.. Communication with the Android (market) App is working as well, so this is actually already quite useable...
...thanks to all your great work, of course! :-)
Mark, I forked on github as "dexterbg". First commit is checked in, have a look if you like.
Now to my questions...
Michael
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