AFreshTiny (2015-01-01 07:00:00)

Smart-Round-Dual was the

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The manufactured version:

Features:

Firmware features

Since this is ment as an easy-to-use device, first only very few features are supported.

Some pins suggest boostcontrol function. Note that (although possible, the hardware supports it at the same time as WBO2 and EGT) there is no boostcontrol firmware code for it now.

RPM input (VR or HALL, several trigger-types) will be supported in firmware later (currently not), eg.

RPM is scheduled to be available in firmware in 1 month. I recommend to wait if you don't need the unit right now and know you'll need RPM ( though it should be a firmware-only change, the input voltage levels will be calibrated later in production making it easier to use )

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Pinout

RS232 (standard DSUB9 female, pin2,3,5)

Main connector - DSUB15 male. Note that the (now standard) flying loom version has the WBO2 pins on the WBO2 connector, so those 5 pins (pin 2,3,4,5 and 7) of the DSUB15 are NOT connected:

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'Q' Which pin is the NBO2 output?

'A' Pin#1, Vout is the nbo2 voltage output (signal+ output), pin#9 Vout-gndref volt out - signal (connect to GND).


Mounting

The flying loom version allows mounting even with the tightest available space:

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The upcoming mounting style uses an U bracket:

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This really is a professional product, now we need to get the marketing name right...

AfreshTiny/MarketingName


OLD stuff ... TODO: cleanup

The AfreshTiny was the working name for our first round 52mm WBo2 meter design.

Same circuit can also be used for other functions, see AfreshTiny/OtherUses

Input from user

Because of the

this is a software issue.

Which ones do we need ? HW output (high vout resolution) allows either:

Linear WBO2 lambda output

Useful with ECU-s that has no embedded WBO2 controller, but can accept linear WBO2 signal! Also useful if the other ECU has real WBO2 input but you don't want to use 2 WBO2 sensor.

This was tried with 3V/lambda wired in (connected to a motec). Included in next release in a configurable way (so either NBO2, or linear output can be selected with chosen n V / lambda ).

0V (well, say < 0.2V) used for unknown (eg. sensor not heated yet)

NBO2 - implemented

Special

Note: besides the vout curve, the vout filter frequency would be nice if adjustable (when using it with other aftermarket systems, sometimes you want it almost unfiltered and sometimes you want it as slow as 1Hz.)


Firmware upgrade - experimental release

[roundloader.exe native win32 binary] - under final testing; You will need to adjust to your COMx port, eg. replace COM3 => COM2 (or whatever applies).

(Though it worked fine on XP with pl2303 USB-RS232 adapter cable from WebShop: users convenient with prog.pl should try roundloader.exe first => and report so others can follow or beware).

Please report any roundloader.exe success or failure here (eg. dll missing; operation related, etc...)

The oldschool method: prog.pl Works (similar to BootLoader) with new (included in the zip) prog.pl version (PERL and serialport module required).

http://www.vems.hu/files/Firmware/Round/RoundFirmware00.zip (see the beta release below that has the same files included, along with other useful stuff such as megatune!)

Since the new firmware has many nice configurable features, unaware users can be tricked easily if not aware of the configuration. Damage to the controller device is extremely unlikely, but it's possible to damage the sensor with bad configuration.


Other beta software