The latest web ui hides SWD update as it only works with additional connections. I was never sure but will the latest web UI work on zombie? UART may fail but in that case you can power cycle and retry I did try power cycling several times but the behaviour was the same, it says upload complete, bu...

hahahahahaha. Thats an entry level POS. its is priced accordingly 519 gbp you will struggle hard. Well it's better than nothing and will likely do the job for what I need. It's also probably worth noting that entry level stuff is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of or shunned by those who have acce...

Have you searched this forum, I'm fairly certain someone had this exact issue not too long ago.

tom91 wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 2:01 pm Get ready for a really steep learning curve. Which scanner you borrowing?

https://global.revopoint3d.com/en-uk/pa ... anner-pop3 one of these. Thanks for the heads up! I'll ready my disappointment....

I'll be borrowing a high quality 3d scanner soon so will scan everything I've got so far.

tom91 wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 1:38 pm its not swd update... this is covered many times in videos and the forum

You need the other update.

Sorry thats my memory, I was trying via UART not SWD and it was failing.

A friend asked me to check their zombieverter with my bench setup, all checked and fine but it is still on version 2.04. when I try to update it by swd UART update, the binary file uploads but the connection drops and it doesn't complete the update.

Splined sleeve? For locking the input shaft? That's just a cut down clutch disc. Not sure on the water pump though, I suspect people just use whatever is available to them and cheap.

Looks tidy!

But I think it's a good start. We have established that they still power on and can communicate with ODIS and a Mongoose adaptor. We know they are not standard VAG. I'll keep trying to get some contact from Street Scooter and see how open they are to sharing some information. Just wondering if Stre...

JappeEs wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 7:24 am
Is this correct? Should it not be MMTG on MG2 and GMTG on MG1, and MMT on MG2 ang GMT on MG1?

Yes this is a typo

Ok then discount me

I'd be interested price depending.

Gregski wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 1:46 pm decisions, decisions...

Solution: 6 pedal driving.

Is this the same issue Janosch had with the 40kWh pack?

The max voltage per board is about 70V so I don't think that is any constraint. I used some sort of Molex connector. Couldn't really find that at JLC but there should be some sort 0.1 inch available. I don't recommend wire-to-board because you don't want 17 live wires dangling about when disconnect...

Hey Johu, any recommendations on a suitable wire-to-board connector for the 17pincell tap connection? I've looked on JLCPCB and LCSC but neither seem to have something suitable to my inexperienced eyes. what is the max voltage rating required? do they need to be 400V rated or not? failing a wire-to-...

Red to W, white to V black to U.

Do you have the controller wired correctly also?

1 blue
2 green
3 yellow
4 red
5 black

Then the big connector on the controller needs the black PWM wire to the zombie and 12V with the controller body being grounded.

Yes the 5 batteries in series would work fine

hox wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 1:43 am Has anyone been able to access the parameters database? It returns a blank screen when trying to access it.

I might be wrong here but I think the prams database is a local thing to you rather than on a server elsewhere. If it's not working, it will be something local to your setup.
I'm wrong.

Probably useful to know the country?

A question, will the BMS report voltage for just 1 cell for testing purposes? It would be nice to have it setup spitting out CAN and then connect cells one by one and see the voltages show up on leaf spy.

I think you're writing it!

The BMS cannot limit anything, it only measures voltage and current and it will balance the cells 24/7 as long as it receives +12V on pin 5 (BAT) of the round connector, which is wired to pin 12 of the LB11 connector. Also, all 96 pairs of cells need to be plugged in obviously. The BMS will only co...

evcar wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 6:11 am I 've attached the wiring diagram from the 2013 BMS that I used in my car.

Ok so this is a great start for wiring things up, although interestingly my LS11 connector has an extra wire that's not shown on this diagram on pin 11.