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#251
Originally Posted by makkan00 View Post
Welldone. you deserve it. Well please feel free to send me new files and will try it.
I'm in contact with the Carman developers and hopefully my modifications will be available to everone shortly . I'm still trying to get my own car to connect reliably which may take me a few more days though...

Originally Posted by makkan00 View Post
Anybody with diesel engine
I'm sorry I don't but I think I see your problem right there

Originally Posted by jlu View Post
I'm sorry... I have to admit that dbus is not my thing.
Just another one of those things, thanks for thinking about it anyway

Originally Posted by jlu View Post
I am very interested in your efforts, being a Saabist myself.
Have you seen forum.ecuproject.com (which isn't just for Saab owners either...)
 
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#252
Hi makkan00

Sorry for teasing you about having a Diesel car We have a TV program in the UK called 'Top Gear' in which one of the presenters, Jeremy Clarkson, often refers to Diesel as 'the devil's fuel' .

If you don't get readings for Air Pressure (the dial next to the temperature dial) and your load is always 100% then maybe something is wrong, but I'm just guessing as I'm not sure what the load value is exactly. It seems to be a percentage of boost pressure or rather maximum boost pressure. I think James Littler explained something about this in the Carman topic http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=207 and it seems that the load value is a percentage of actual boost or air going into the engine compaired to the maximum amount that could be going in. I have noticed that for my car:
Not moving pressure: 45 kPa load 22%
Driving normally pressure varies between: 50-90 kPa, load 25-40%
Going uphill pressure can go up to 130-150 kPa, load 55-70%
Going down a steep hill pressure 22 kPa load 11%
Accelerating pressure up to 217 kPa, load up to 100% (Max boost is 1.15 Bar in my ECU)
 
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#253
Originally Posted by Just4pLeisure View Post
Many thanks for trying my changes to libobd and I'm pleased they worked for you . I've made a few more changes and I've almost fixed my problem where my Bluetooth OBD only connects every other time - I'd be most grateful to you if you could try this version out too in order to check that I haven't undone what I ddi to make it work for you (since I've also tried to do one or two things to hopefully make the Bluetooth OBD connection happen a little more quickly).

Sophie x
Well done Sophie. Tried your new patch and it also worked on very first attempt. Brilliant and best of luck for your furture patches developement. You can keep me as your beta tester

Enjoy your weekend.
 

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#254
Originally Posted by Just4pLeisure View Post
Hmm, lets see, maybe the problem is that ur-a-bus - just kidding boardnz . Cevenn posted the same symptoms with his Subaru too :
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=192
S/He hasn't posted any more and seems to have given up... However, Carman produces very detailed log files - maybe looking through those might shed some light, they are located in your home directory (you can see a list of them by starting 'xterm' and then typing 'ls') and have names like 'carmand_logYYMMDD_HHMMSS.txt' (YYMMDD and HHMMSS are date and time when the log file was created).


Thanks again jlu , I'll take a look.
Sophie x
Hi!
I abandoned this, but I've just ordered a new Bluetooth OBD dongle, and I'm waiting for it...
I saw those log files, but don't know how to reed them...
And as I had uninstall Carman after those tries, I'm unable today to re-install it...
Hope I'll can help... if it work...

Last edited by cevenn; 2011-01-16 at 14:42.
 
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#255
Anybody upto writing a wiki page with installation instructions and available accessories known to work?
 
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#256
Originally Posted by makkan00 View Post
Well done Sophie. Tried your new patch and it also worked on very first attempt. Brilliant and best of luck for your furture patches developement. You can keep me as your beta tester

Enjoy your weekend.
That's great, hopefully the original Carman developer will be able to test it soon and put it into the repositories I've also done a few things with the themes - I have made 'deb' files for the additional Eclipse and Off-Road themes and also 'optified' them so that they don't take up as much space. I find the scale values a bit strange for the dials though, e.g. the speed dial range is 240 km/h or 120 mph, I have changed this to 260 km/h or 160 mph because that seems slightly better since they are now about equal. I'm not sure about the other dials though, e.g. temperature in the Tuning theme the range is 50 to 130 C, but in Eclipse and Offroad it is 30 to 150 C. What do people think would be sensible for the temperature range (150 C sounds too high since water boils at 100 C) I've changed the boost gauge to read upt to 255 kPa (since that is the maximum for my boost sensor). Any suggestions welcome - I suppose the ideal is to make them configurable, but that might take a while

Originally Posted by cevenn View Post
Hi!
I abandoned this, but I've just ordered a new Bluetooth OBD dongle, and I'm waiting for it...
I saw those log files, but don't know how to reed them...
And as I had uninstall Carman after those tries, I'm unable today to re-install it...
Hope I'll can help... if it work...
What problems did you have when you tried to reinstall Carman?

Originally Posted by Saturn View Post
Anybody upto writing a wiki page with installation instructions and available accessories known to work?
I'll try to contribute but i don't know how to set up web pages...

Lastly, I was able to get the ScanTool.net program working on my N900 this morning - see this topic for details if you're interested (and can help ):
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=68514

Sophie x
 
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#257
I am happy to step in and be another beta tester if one is required. I have a bluetooth ODB dongle which worked quite happily with carman on my N800 and N810. I did have it running on my N900 unreliably for a short while.

I would like to see carman back up and running again.
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#258
Originally Posted by Just4pLeisure View Post

What problems did you have when you tried to reinstall Carman?


Sophie x
I couldn't install it, with apt-get install carman, stoped many times at "looking for headers": it was a network pb, I think, due to security at work...
I install it at home, work fine on launch (no OBD2 try yet), but now I have some problems: cpu at 50%, and when I try to remove it ("apt-get remove carman" ?), carman icon still in apps... and cpu at 15%, instead of 5 to 8%...
Still searching...
Edit: apt-get remove --purge carman, then apt-get autoremove, eveything back to usual.
I'll try again when I'll receive my new OBD2 dongle...

Last edited by cevenn; 2011-01-17 at 22:36.
 
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#259
i had trouble installing too.
It kept saying broken packages when i tried apt-get and when i tried fast appman. I enabled the extras and dev on the org app installer and carman installed fine.
It's worth a try
 
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#260
Thanks for this, it's brilliant! Of course i don't have an OBDII dongle yet, so it's not of much use, but it worked straight away, after editing the config file in leafpad for the gps.

I'm curious about the "configure obd2" option. Does it allow for extra gauges or simply setting up? I'm mostly interested in fuel economy data (which, iirc, is a part of the obd2 code set?). Most of the other gauges are kinda redundant.
 
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