Re: Nissan Leaf
Also another set of screenshots while charging L2.
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Also another set of screenshots while charging L2.
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It looks like your car is responding with undocumented data. I've captured the current state of understanding that parameter here: https://github.com/ElectricSidecar/Niss ... /issues/14
I've added a decoding for the "pedal off" and "eco off" states in SHA: 8b2dcab
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This should be fixed in v1.18.
These ones are still open.
@vvdt for the estimated range, I've filed https://github.com/ElectricSidecar/Niss ... /issues/16 to track the PID we're using. I suspect it might be the wrong one but we'll need to get more values mapped to readouts on the dash to try to understand what's going on.
To test the range pid, we'll need to get the raw value of that PID paired with readouts from your dashboard and try to correlate the values together to determine the scaling function. The testing flow for this is:
We'll have to do this with a variety of different range values in order to pinpoint the scaling function.
I've fixed the VIN decoder to decode your VIN as a 2019 instead of a 2018. This will land in the next release of Sidecar.
@jeff allright cool. I’ll do more testing soon I’ll get back to you.
Edit, sent you a new log export of scanning sessions from my trip yesterday running v1.19.0 build 217
@vvdt thank you! In order to tune the range parameter though we'll need two pieces of information:
In this case the OBD logs aren't as needed because the logs don't make it easy to correlate parameter data values with the values you're seeing on your dashboard.
If we can get at least 3 pairs of the above information at very different range values, we should hopefully be able to tune the range parameter a bit more.
I did some more testing today, specifically the range you mentioned.
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Ah I see now you can also tap on range remaining as well to see more details. Let me take some more screenshots tomorrow and pictures of the dash as well for reference.
We are going on a weekend trip tomorrow so I bet I might be able to do this for multiple ranges remaining.
oh I just noticed, does your range alternate between showing 0 and a non-zero value?