One more thought from a newbie to this issue which just came to my mind... Where is the added value of this expensive solution compared to just reading the 12V voltage. My eUp measures 12.6V when its shut down and 14.4V when its ready-to-drive/driving or charging. Soko On 03.08.2020 08:31, Mark Webb-Johnson wrote:
DB9 pin #1 is used for k-line. I guess it could be re-used for two purposes (on an expansion card).
That said, it would make the cabling a little tricky. The DB9 12V is permanent. Having a 12v switched supply as well would presumably mean a loose wire coming out of the cable? Seems easier to just make a simple DA26 cable with just 1 pin connected to a loose wire (or other wire outputs for relay, and general inputs, etc) - kind of why I was thinking of making this a more sophisticated board.
Regards, Mark.
On 3 Aug 2020, at 1:26 PM, Michael Balzer <dexter@expeedo.de <mailto:dexter@expeedo.de>> wrote:
The re-certification requirement is a PITA for hardware evolution. But I'm ok with extending the K-line board, many OBD vehicles will still have K-line devices (even the Twizy's UCH and airbag modules are on K-line / KWP2000).
Regarding the DB9, can't we use pin 1 (GEP_7) for this?
Regards, Michael
Am 03.08.20 um 04:21 schrieb Mark Webb-Johnson:
It is hard to modify the main board, without voiding the certifications we have (and going through the expense of re-certifying).
Simplest would be to implement this on an expansion board. Perhaps extend the K-line board we have to do other functions (12v switched status, relay control, etc)?
The DB9 is full (all 9 pins assigned), so this would have to be via DA26.
We have been using the EGPIO lines for system use, starting at #0 and working upwards:
* #0 MDM_EN (modem enable) * #1 SW_CTL (external 12v control) * #2 CAN1_EN (can#1 enable) * #3 MDM_DTR (modem DTR)
Then expansion boards should start at #9 and work downwards:
* #9 K-line enable (on k-line expansion board)
I guess we need just a simple voltage divider, and pull down, to determine on/off state of switched 12v?
Regards, Mark.
P.S. I have been hoping that Espressif would release a successor to the ESP32 with more RAM and GPIO pins, but it looks like the prefer to go lower performance/spec, rather than up.
On 2 Aug 2020, at 5:47 PM, Michael Balzer <dexter@expeedo.de <mailto:dexter@expeedo.de>> wrote:
Mark,
I remember the current Leaf also has the issue of the OBD port being filtered by a gateway to only support polling.
I think we should generally add a +12V ignition signal detection to the next OVMS hardware revision, i.e. without the need to add extra hardware.
There is no standard for the ignition / switched +12V being available at the OBD port, but I think most cars will have that. If a car doesn't, it should still be easy to get from around the OBD port (e.g. fuses).
Regards, Michael
Am 02.08.20 um 11:03 schrieb Soko:
Meaning: We need a special VW-cable (like for the NIssan or Kia Soul) with OBD Pin1 gets into a pin on the DB9 connector and into a Digital-In-Pin on the OVMS. A voltage divider is needed as well as +12V on OBD-Pin1 signals "ignition on".
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