Will do after making some progress.
Thats what those things are for! pressure equalization... Also, I think that's a great idea.
Will do after making some progress.
Thats what those things are for! pressure equalization... Also, I think that's a great idea.
rush6410
Member
@obrien28: Does Teslalogs.com token access to my MX trigger the alarm. After retrieving a key for the site to access, my alarm started triggering. I had to turn it off.
Rush, I just sent you a PM, hope things get resolved.
Note: The mods can delete both these posts since they are off topic.
Nice thread!
Also built a bench setup. But I don't want to be at the setup all the time, when playing with it. Is there any way to keep it online forever at least some hours? Tried some API's, but nothing worked. Once it even passed away during scp^^
Last chance would be to install a remote controlled circuit breaker
Also built a bench setup. But I don't want to be at the setup all the time, when playing with it. Is there any way to keep it online forever at least some hours? Tried some API's, but nothing worked. Once it even passed away during scp^^
Last chance would be to install a remote controlled circuit breaker
llavalle
Member
Nice thread!
Also built a bench setup. But I don't want to be at the setup all the time, when playing with it. Is there any way to keep it online forever at least some hours? Tried some API's, but nothing worked. Once it even passed away during scp^^
Last chance would be to install a remote controlled circuit breaker
You want to prevent sleep? There are a few sleep variables you can mess with. One is called "never sleep" or something like that.
Thanks, but that one doesn't work unfortunately.
Sleepstayonline or so also doesn't work. Only chance I see right now is rebooting every x minutes, but there must be a better solution.
Sleepstayonline or so also doesn't work. Only chance I see right now is rebooting every x minutes, but there must be a better solution.
green1
Active Member
The other somewhat related one I'd like to find is a way to wake the IC and CID from the LAN
I can wake them up with the remote API, but I'd like to find a way to do so without going through the Tesla servers.
Seems like there should be some form of "wake on lan" or similar functionality on these things?
I can wake them up with the remote API, but I'd like to find a way to do so without going through the Tesla servers.
Seems like there should be some form of "wake on lan" or similar functionality on these things?
@marco2228
this is what I do to keep the bench setup awake (at a spare mcu shell):
sdv GUI_neverSleep true
sdv GUI_sleepAtNight false
sdv GUI_enableSleep false
while :; do sleep 120 ; sdv GUI_lastTouchTime `date +%s` ; done
this is what I do to keep the bench setup awake (at a spare mcu shell):
sdv GUI_neverSleep true
sdv GUI_sleepAtNight false
sdv GUI_enableSleep false
while :; do sleep 120 ; sdv GUI_lastTouchTime `date +%s` ; done
on mine once it's asleep, the lan is down too, but if you trigger the brake GPIO, that should wake it up (I know, not LAN).
green1
Active Member
So what is it that allows Tesla to wake it up?
The VPN would appear to be down, the LAN is down, do they send an SMS? what mechanism does Tesla use to wake the car?
Brake GPIO has 2 issues, one is that it wakes the car up too much, I only need it to wake to accept commands, I don't need (or want) the screens to come on.
I can't do it remotely, which is the whole point, if I'm in the car, I can manually wake it quite easily.
I don't so much need to stop it from ever sleeping, but I do want to find a way to wake it up without using Tesla's servers (it's the only function left that I need their server for unless you count updating the list of superchargers, and that's somewhat optional)
I did not really look too much into it, but I suspect parrot module might still be awake?
In that case it being a usb device (so does not depend on the lan being up) might wake the host (cid) whenever it feels like (it might also have a dedicated gpio for that purpose, like I said, did not reallly look too much into that).
Just see in the parrot firmware what does it do?
artsci
Sponsor
Parrot module is definitely off during sleep. The remote wake up signal is SMS.
green1
Active Member
Any idea on the format of the SMS? (any reason I couldn't send my own SMS to do the same thing?)
acaciolo
Member
I am trying to rig up a jetsons type sound also (just for some fun every once in a while) and I have a can bus cable, but I am not sure that the Can hi and can lo pins are the same on the MX as on the MS. (I have an MX) This is the cable: Tesla Diagnostic Cable For MS/MX (Sept 2015 and up) - Bare Wire Version
I am using can 3 hi and can 3 lo for my rpm/voltage data and it is feeding into an EVSM device from here EVSM
Sine the EVSM needs pulses, I am using CANM8 CANNECT PULSE which converts the can into a pulse the the EVSM can see.
The issue is that I am not seeing the pulse on the pulse interface device, so I am speculating that I am on the wrong pin. Does anyone know what the Can Hi and Can lo pins are for the MX? thanks.
I am using can 3 hi and can 3 lo for my rpm/voltage data and it is feeding into an EVSM device from here EVSM
Sine the EVSM needs pulses, I am using CANM8 CANNECT PULSE which converts the can into a pulse the the EVSM can see.
The issue is that I am not seeing the pulse on the pulse interface device, so I am speculating that I am on the wrong pin. Does anyone know what the Can Hi and Can lo pins are for the MX? thanks.
acaciolo
Member
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invisik
Supporting Member
I sooo want the Jetsons car sound.... Please keep us posted on this thread!! Thanks for your work..
-m
I can assure you that the MX and MS Powertrain bus are on the same pins, Tesla's own schematics don't lie. I think the issue comes down to the devices you are using. I'm assuming you are aware that in order for the CANM8 to output a pulse it needs to decode the signal that encodes motor RPM or speed, how sure are you that they have the right CAN message and decoding of it. Their spec page lists the MS 2013- but not the MX. I'm guessing Tesla may have reshuffled some of the CAN id's when architecting the layout of the MX so it might be good to check with CANM8 to make sure, it also wouldn't hurt if you had some other device like the CANtact or CANdue to make sure you are getting valid messages off the bus. Remember the adage "Garbage in garbage out".
Jetson sound would be cool for five seconds before your ears start bleeding. You are cruel to suggest it
acaciolo
Member
I've confirmed the wiring is correct and I tried another device made by kufatec that doesn't need the canm8 to get the pulse signal, and it also does not work on the MX. I think you are dead on accurate that the devices I am trying that work on the S must not be reading the MX data correctly. Kufatec in Germany is super helpful and willing to reprogram their module with the data I provide (they don't have an Mx to test), so I should probably get an analyzer. Do you have one you suggest. Ps. I know just enough to be dangerous!
