Input for manual/paddle mode
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Input for manual/paddle mode
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
There isn't a separate input for selecting the mode. Instead:
- Manual mode is selected whenever you press either of the shift buttons while in auto mode.
- Auto mode is selected whenever you press both buttons while in manual mode.

When the mode switch is closed, auto mode will be used, regardless of what you do with the shift buttons. If the mode switch is open, pushing either the upshift button or downshift button will put you in manual mode (and pushing both OR switching the mode select switch to auto will put you back in auto mode). This is here: http://www.msgpio.com/manuals/mshift/wiring.html (about ½ way down the page).
Lance.
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
I'm at work currently so I'll upload a msq and log tonight
Dave
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
That certainly isn't the way it ought to work. Do you happen to have rpm checking turned on? If so, you might turn that off just to see if it makes a difference. In any case, an MSQ and datalog should let us get to the bottom of it fairly quickly.
Lance.
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
I have the 6R80 working pretty well so far anyway which I'm very happy about. Once I've perfected it a bit further I'd like to send you all the details so others can easily use the 6R80 as I have seen a bit of interest about it.
Dave
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
Thanks, I will have a look and post back here once I have something for you.
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
I have looked at your datalog, and loaded your msq on my bench. I see exactly what you do - 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, then 2nd in both manual and auto modes. This is very clearly a code problem (not a configuration, setup, or wiring problem). That's good, as it should narrow down the possibilities. I will dig into the code and let you know when I have a solution for you to try.
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
I have found the problem after some head scratching. It turned out to be a problem left-shifting bits in a binary number, the compiler doesn't want to do this with ints (16 bit numbers). I can fix this, but it will be tomorrow before I have something for you.
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Re: Input for manual/paddle mode
Really appreciate all the help!
Cheers,
Dave