rday, December 10, 2005 2:48 AM
Subject: Re: [ElectricMotorcycles] Polling the Alltrax
> >Mike,
> >Do you have a third box you can run the Alltrax software on and to snoop
on
> >the conversation use one of these:
>
> Those are some nifty gizmos!
>
> From what little
Mike,
Do you have a third box you can run the Alltrax software on and to snoop on
the conversation use one of these:
Those are some nifty gizmos!
From what little I've read so far, it looks like RealTerm can can sit
in the background and snoop on other apps using the com port but you
need to
> The software from Alltax works like a charm and both the other
> terminal programs I'm using receive some data when the controller
> first comes online. I think this is an 'I'm okay' signal the
> controller sends when it first activates.
And...
> The docs for RealTerm in particular seem to be
Any luck with that Alltrax? Have you been able to make any progress as far
as monitoring it from a terminal window?
Nope. None yet.
Which program were you using when you got the feedback from the controller?
I'm beginning to play with my 7245 I have here...
The software from Alltax works li
goner
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Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2005 12:53 PM
To: ElectricMotorcycles
Subject: Re: [ElectricMotorcycles] Polling the Alltrax
>I'm assuming you've used the Axe controller software successfully **prior
I'm assuming you've used the Axe controller software successfully **prior**
to testing the terminal programs. On other projects I have seen what appears
Yeppers. I did that first as it's a 'known'. Then I tried the
terminal apps and when I didn't get very far with them I went back to
the Axe
> I put one (forget which) of those apps into hex mode, make sure the
> program is set for the correct baud, etc and turn on the controller.
> It immediately sends a string like: 00 80 00 00 00 00 00. Dunno what
> ASCII 128 (hex 80) is other than one more than 127. :) Then I enter
> the string f
Here is what I get out of the doc. You need to send the controller
a command and it will send you a response. If you want to get the
Battery voltage you need to send it
5B 04 39 00 00 98
Okay. I got the terminal apps that Phillipe suggested and they are
most helpful.
I put one (forget wh
try sending it with these emulators for exemple :^)
http://bray.velenje.cx/avr/terminal/
http://realterm.sourceforge.net/
Nice.
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Here is what I get out of the doc. You need to send the controller
a command and it will send you a response. If you want to get the
Battery voltage you need to send it
5B 04 39 00 00 98
If the battery voltage is 48v it should send you back.
5B 04 39 01 D4 plus some unknown hex value (the n
ssion sur les véhicules électriques
http://vehiculeselectriques.free.fr/Forum/index.php
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From: "damon henry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 7:27 PM
Subject: Re: [ElectricMotorcycles] Polling the Alltrax
> Here is what I get o
, so I would just go with that. If you have your BS2 hooked
up to your PC while you are doing it you can use the debug window to
actually see the values.
damon
From: Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [ElectricMotorcycles] Pollin
Okay, here's something that will show my ignorance. How do you use
this info? Let's say I hook up my beloved Alltrax to my PC and want
to read throttle position (just as an example).
; 04h = READ RAM - This command fetches three sequential bytes
of information
; from RAM (variable) memo
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