Data loggers for the track and Model 3?
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Great post and timing, i've recently been thinking about buying one myself lol. From what i've seen, Aim Solo 2 is also quite popular: Aim Solo 2 | Aim Technologies
Also apparently a VBOX Touch is supposed to be out soon, but not much info is out there yet: VBOX Touch - VBOX | Vehicle Speed & Distance Measurement
You can also get a cool mount for the dash from ProClip USA, it has a relatively large flat surface that would enable drilling and mounting a few different things (i.e potentially an Aim Solo 2): 2019 Tesla Model 3 Dashboard Mounts | ProClip USA
Also apparently a VBOX Touch is supposed to be out soon, but not much info is out there yet: VBOX Touch - VBOX | Vehicle Speed & Distance Measurement
You can also get a cool mount for the dash from ProClip USA, it has a relatively large flat surface that would enable drilling and mounting a few different things (i.e potentially an Aim Solo 2): 2019 Tesla Model 3 Dashboard Mounts | ProClip USA
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bwilson4web
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You might consider: Scan My Tesla (OBDII) Install
It provides a wealth of detailed engineering data for 'tuning.' Not as much as I'd prefer but a lot of subtle details. Missing:
It provides a wealth of detailed engineering data for 'tuning.' Not as much as I'd prefer but a lot of subtle details. Missing:
- tire temperature from TPMS system - tune suspension
- 6-axis accelerometer data - to evaluate track vs driver
- sensor distance data - to evaluate driver performance
- GPS metrics - absolute time and location to document track 'problem' areas
diamond.g
Active Member
Does Scan My Tesla allow you to add PIDs or is it stuck with what the dev shows? TPMS is on the canbus (PID 31F).
bwilson4web
hit the spot
My understanding is there are active efforts to decode what is available. Once decoded, these are sent to the developer who handles integration. But it looks like there are open, CAN bus options in 'Scan My Tesla' to help with the decode effort. I'm not part of that effort since the things I'm interested in are already there or the other metrics can be independently collected and integrated in the spreadsheet.
I'd recommend looking over the Owner's group threads and possibly contacting the members doing the heavy lifting.
Bob Wilson
beastmode13
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I use Harry's Laptimer and TrackAddict, both at iPhone based, can record video from the phone and sync start/stop with an external cam like GoPro. I've MPP MoTec system as well, but I haven't had the time to get it correctly set up and learn how to use it.
bwilson4web
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The Tesla has to be in gear, "D" or "R", to see all of the "scan my tesla" data points specific to your version. So I recorded the "All" table to make this list for our SR+ Model 3:
A MacOS user, "AirDroid" is an excellent utility, $25/yr, that creates a Web server on the Android. You can quickly navigate to the folder holding your files and download them onto the Macintosh. It shows an IP address and port that becomes the URL to access the web server, for example http://192.168.0.12:8888. Once opened, it becomes trivial to get the files moved to the MacOS system.
Bob Wilson
- Time (ms)
- Battery voltage
- Battery current
- Battery power
- F power
- R power
- F torque
- R torque
- F torque 186
- F RPM
- R torque 108
- R RPM
- F Inverter PCB temp
- F Inverter temp
- F Stator temp
- F heatsink temp
- R Inverter PCB temp
- R Inverter temp
- R Stator temp
- R heatsink temp
- Max discharge power
- Max regen power
- Max pack voltage
- Min pack voltage
- Max discharge current
- Max charge current
- Max charge power
- FL brake est
- FR brake est
- RL brake est
- RR brake est
- Steering Angle
- Steering Speed
- Accelerator Pedal
- Brake Pedal
- Consumption
- DC Charge total
- AC Charge total
- DC Charge
- AC Charge
- Regen total
- Drive total
- Regenerated
- Energy
- Regen %
- Odometer
- Distance
- Avg consumption
- Nominal full pack
- Nominal remaining
- Expected remaining
- Ideal remaining
- To charge complete
- Energy buffer
- SOC
- SOC UI
- SOC Min
- SOC Max
- SOC Avg
- Cell temp max
- Cell temp mid
- Cell temp min
- Cell volt max
- Cell volt mid
- Cell volt min
- Cell imbalance
- Battery min temp
- Battery inlet
- Powertrain inlet
- Outside temp
- Outside temp filtered
- Series/Parallel
- Target PT ActiveCool
- Target PT Passive
- Target bat ActiveCool
- Target bat Passive
- Target bat ActiveHeat
- Battery flow
- Powertrain flow
- Charge total
- Discharge total
- Discharge cycles
- Charge cycles
- Discharge
- Charge
- Stationary
- Blower speed target
- Evap enabled
- Evap temp
- Evap target
- Duct left
- Duct right
- Heater left
- Heater right
- Cabin humidity
- Cabin temp probe
- Cabin temp mid
- Cabin temp deep
- 12v battery volt
- 12v battery current
- 12v battery Amp hours
- 12v battery temp
- Speed
- 0-50
- 0-60
- 0-100
- 0-130
- 0-160
- 0-200
- 60-100
- 80-120
- Packets per second
A MacOS user, "AirDroid" is an excellent utility, $25/yr, that creates a Web server on the Android. You can quickly navigate to the folder holding your files and download them onto the Macintosh. It shows an IP address and port that becomes the URL to access the web server, for example http://192.168.0.12:8888. Once opened, it becomes trivial to get the files moved to the MacOS system.
Bob Wilson
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