Collin Kidder
Collin Kidder
I just uploaded a PDF of the schematic. Yes, gevcu.org is down. EVTV itself never controlled that domain. It was registered by one of the GEVCU4 developers. It seems that...
Really comm to the Tesla BMB boards is TTL serial at 5V. So, if you can connect the RPi over serial you should be set. The baud rate is quite...
Well, I did in fact port it over to the ESP32 for a project but that project didn't actually end up open source so it isn't on here. But, rest...
No, the code as provided should have worked on the Due. That's what it was written for. I was talking about the ESP32. In order to compile for ESP32 you...
What is interesting about your picture is that you are getting the exact same bytes returning as you sent. That isn't really what it should be doing. The Tesla module...
I gave the relevant advice up above. I don't know for sure what else you'd want to know. On the ESP32 your user facing output should be sent to Serial...
Yes, the Tesla hardware runs at 5V but an Arduino Due or an ESP32 run at 3.3v instead. So you need a level shifter to go back and forth between...
1 -> Yes, 4.9 is sufficiently close. When dealing with USB you nearly never get a true 5V. It's almost always a bit less and it depends on the machine....
Just a correction. The slower, older speed is 612500, the newer speed is 631578. So the faster speed is only about 3% faster. But, 3% is a kind of critical...
One of the easiest things, and I think I said this above, is to just use a two input AND gate. Such a chip is here: https://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine?Keyword=74AHC1G08 It's a cheap...