CAN Settings with MS3 (PC control CAN)

[tobmag]

Hi Lance.

So I have now the my GPIO connected over CAN to my MS3 with the MS3X card, everything seems to work with the CAN connection.

One thing I need to get confirmed that it is correct,(I have no stim to the MS3 so testing is not that scientifically)
PC stays on 100% independatntly of the load, tested both TPS and MAP (hooked up tps to the trans stim) Load does change in TS so CAN is working
PC% does blip to 70% while shifting as it should.

Is PC sitting on 100% due to the missing engine rpm input?

While I had the GPIO as "stand alone" PC was following load as it should.

BR//Tobmag

[Bernard Fife]

Is PC sitting on 100% due to the missing engine rpm input?

Tobmag,

Either missing RPM or missing load can do this. The PC is set to 100% if the engine isn't running because this reduces the current draw (PWM=100% is minimum current draw because the PC solenoid is a 'bleed' valve) and eliminates some PWM noise. Of course, if the engine isn't running, the trans doesn't need the line pressure reduced (or to do much of anything else, of course).

Lance.

[tobmag]

Hi Lance.

Thanks for the clarification. I knew there was a logical explanation for this.....

BR//Tobmag

[tobmag]

Hi Lance.

Here is my MSQ from the mS3 set up. I'm using the latest MS3 code avalible; 1.2.0

You need to do the following changes in the CAN configuration under "Tools" and change ;
MS-II in2ram block to 7
MS-II variable offset to 630

There is a question mark for the above since these values are locked in the .ini

CAN config.JPG (46.74 KiB) Viewed 11272 times

According to MS3 manual;
On MS3 Advanced2->Speed/Gear sensors set gear to CAN and
CAN ID 1, Table 7, Offset 12
VSS - unknown

Should be On MS3 > Advanced Engine >Speed and gear sensors

Make the settings as on attached pic.

speed gear sensor.JPG (93.16 KiB) Viewed 11272 times

Then on MS3 go to CAN/Testing > CAN VSS, gear, EGO
Add data as on attached.[attachment=0]CAN VSS, gear, EGO.JPG

[tobmag]

And here is the MSQ I was using.

//Tobmag

[Bernard Fife]

Tobmag,

Thanks for posting this, it is sure to be helpful to many other users! I will add the info to the manual as well.

Lance.