Whoa, there must be soooo many errors under that exclamation point.....
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@supratachophobia
Yabecha, too scared to look.
I have audio working now, wifi and 3G works, plus BT.
I need to create the USB to Fakra cable, I have the original cable from Tesla that has the Fakra end that plugs into the MCU, i need to know how or what colors correspond to the RJ-45
Think I have it if someone can verify:
ETH-B Cable RJ45 Pin
org/wht Brown 1
grn/wht Green 3
org Blue 2
grn Orange 6
Yabecha, too scared to look.
I have audio working now, wifi and 3G works, plus BT.
I need to create the USB to Fakra cable, I have the original cable from Tesla that has the Fakra end that plugs into the MCU, i need to know how or what colors correspond to the RJ-45
Think I have it if someone can verify:
ETH-B Cable RJ45 Pin
org/wht Brown 1
grn/wht Green 3
org Blue 2
grn Orange 6
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But that fan never spins on the desk
I powered it up directly to cool down the bloody Tegra. Does yours spin ?Did you need to attach any other wires to get MCU LCD to turn on? or just apply 12V and it boots?
Roadrunner13
Member
From the originator of this thread, the first breakdown I saw: wk057's SkieNET...and then I stopped looking.
There probably are more recent ones by now.
Is there a better way to power up the MCU on the bench? Or something to do so the MCU will always power up correctly?
If you have rooted your MCU, there's a method of telling it to wake up the LCD backlight. If not, then you might be able to do so by emulating the action of the IC coming on when the brake pedal is pushed by supplying the right signals/packets via the connectors, but I've never tried that.
I have heard that the certificates expire at some point. Anyone know how that mechanism works? I imagine if your car was off for six months or a year that the car would refresh them. If you installed the certificates in a Bench MCU2 and it called home could you put it on the shelf for a year and have it refresh itself?
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Slexs
Member
Do you see any lights on your MCU PCB? I think the main issue is that your power supply can't supply enough current (limited to 3A per output channel it seems, or only ~36W at 12V... You may be able to double that if you parallel the outputs, but even that would be just barely enough (especially if you have an IC hooked up too). Mine draws ~73W.
Slexs
Member
I tried to peek though the MCU Cage but couldnt see any leds light up. Next step is to open it up and double check for led lights.
The power supply is in parallell config in the picture, and is able to deliver right over 6A 12v.
I do not have a IC hooked up, its only the MCU.
Would full emmc failure cause these syntopms, or am i Just delivering power in the wrong way?
Do you have ethernet hooked up to the diag port? Do you get a link? The screen typically won't illuminate with just power; need to tell it to come on over ethernet for a bench (unless you add a brake pedal ;-))
Slexs
Member
No i havent connected via diag port, im assuming you mean the special connector type between IC and MCU, or the diag port on drivers side?
Is there a handy guide to this ive overlooked?
