Hi all,
I’m trying to control a cooling fan with my Tesla SDU system. I’ve set the max temp to 75 but I’d like to turn a fan on over, say, 40 degrees.
I’ve used Zero EV boards in the past, and they had a temp threshold that grounded a pin inside the sdu, which I used to ground a relay and switch on some cooling fans.
I can see on my board that there is an option under “aux pwm” to select tmphs, but it just simply turns the fan on all the time.
Does anyone know how I can program the fan to turn on over a certain temp?
Cooling Fan control
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Re: Cooling Fan control
That was a special option in the Zero EV firmware, where the output that normally controlled the dc switch would instead control a fan. I can port it over and attach it here later.
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Re: Cooling Fan control
Carefully try this one
EDIT: you want to read this: viewtopic.php?t=3669 and this: viewtopic.php?p=58496#p58496 as the software is based on it. Changes in cruise control and also canspeed will be off by one which you need to correct.
EDIT: you want to read this: viewtopic.php?t=3669 and this: viewtopic.php?p=58496#p58496 as the software is based on it. Changes in cruise control and also canspeed will be off by one which you need to correct.
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