Is it possible that TPMS programming will be added to OVMS so that changeovers from summer to winter tires/wheels will be able to be done with the TPMS programming taking place through OVMS rather than having to go to the SC? If so, does this mean I need to ask the SC now what are the "numbers" on the TPMS sensors so I will have them when this feature becomes available? Being able to program the TPMS through OVMS would be great!
hallo Shawn
Sounds like the argument over floor numbering where I live. Here the 1st floor is the ground floor, and the 2nd floor is one floor up. Also floors 4,14,24, etc, are typically 'missing' (as an unlucky number that nobody wants to live/work on).
Well, if it's an array of sorts, you refer to it as indexes, as in which slot they're in. If you count something, you also start at 0 when you have nothing, but don't say it, and then count 1 at the first finger, 2 at the second and so forth. They're just different things. In a building, the literal zero height floor at ground level could be 0, ceiling / floor barrier between the next one up would start at index 1. However, you don't do "nullth", first, second, but you do first, second and third even on indexes 0, 1 and 2.Sounds like the argument over floor numbering where I live. Here the 1st floor is the ground floor, and the 2nd floor is one floor up. Also floors 4,14,24, etc, are typically 'missing' (as an unlucky number that nobody wants to live/work on).
The question, of course, is whether B1 is the first byte, or the byte at index 0. Perhaps easier to just treat the whole CAN data as a 64 bit unsigned integer (and then argue over endian order).
