Flash storage of weight

[mockendon]

This is not implemented yet

[pascalkolkman]

Hello Matt Ockendon. As a beginner I'm preparing on working on your project "Open Grade Simulator " for my wahoo kickr smart trainer v 2018 with rotating axles as mine first arduino tinker project. The front fork support hardware I have allready assembled as diy by my self. I have ordered a 200mm 750 nm actuater with 12V-24v dc motor. My Wahoo Kickr allready has rotating axles. So no adapters like the ones you needed and made for the TAcx Neo in the expensive € 1.199 Wahoo kickr are required.

In your github file OpenGradeSIM_CombinedCode_027 for arduino nano 33Iot is referrred with link to open domain code of Sebnil "Flash storage' unfortunately the github link doesn't work . I can find moving average filter on this correct updated link
https://github.com/sebnil/Moving-Avarage-Filter--Arduino-Library- But I can't find or download the required "FlashStorage.h" Sebnil only repositories something else woth the different name "dueflashstorage" Question request 1 : Can you share upload the required files like "FlashStorage.h" used in your project here? 2. Where can I download your other mentioned required arduino code files "Libraries"like Arduino_LSM6DS3.h> #include <SPI.h> #include <Wire.h> #include <Adafruit_GFX.h> #include <Adafruit_SSD1306.h> ... Update I have found the required above mentioned libraries in the arduino ide software. :-)

3. Now finally to succeed the project I need more info on how to connect the wires on the hardware you have used. Can you update the instructable with more detailed PICTURES of wich Ports numbers on the [arduino nano33 iot] <-> sides you used to connect with wich go to wich other Hardware connections ​like the ​<-> IIC I2C Logic Level Converter Bi-Directional Module 5V to 3.3V For Arduino ​<-> L298n H-bridge motor controller, the than just two small pictures, in this open source project ​<-> 2 key membrane keyboard ​<-> the display> ​<The Power supply> ​and the Lineair Actuator ​? Please Because ​Without more detailed Pictures of how you have connnected all these hardware parts together It is very difficult cq always impossible to make all the connections right and in the same way as you programmed them in the arduino sketch on github. ​Wich is a pity as some followers like me have allready purchased some of the required hardware yu mentioned as reqguired in the open grade sim project.

https://www.instructables.com/id/Open-Bicycle-Grade-Simulator-OpenGradeSIM/

Greeting from Pascal Kolkman from the Netherlands Europe