gfmoore
100 W
Is it perhaps the new 48v controller?
jbalat said:https://www.eco-ebike.com/blogs/eco-cycles-instructionals/tsdz2-motor-firmware-programming
I think you can get the stock firmware here..
But before you do…
Just go into the config menu and check your torque sensor is working, check cadence , check your speed sensor, see if there is anything that is out of whack,,
So normally it stop assisting if your speed sensor doesn’t work or your battery voltage is too high or the option bytes are wrong,
Sometimes if the display is not matching the same firmware as the motor….
The only version v20.1C.3-NEW released is the one for stock displays.hetm4n said:is c3new version available for download in hex file? on github I see only c3. the display is sw102.
mbrusa said:The only version v20.1C.3-NEW released is the one for stock displays.hetm4n said:is c3new version available for download in hex file? on github I see only c3. the display is sw102.
Version that I have discontinued, although I doubt that the problems reported in the other thread are software-related.
With this version I have done 300 km with two different bikes.
On the other hand, I couldn't do otherwise.
For stock displays I have been testing a new version v20.1C.4 for 10 days, I will continue until the end of the month before letting others try it.
As for 860C there is a v20.1C.3-NEW version tested by some users, but it is not yet released, the news is mainly on the display, for SW102 it will change little.
I think I will release it soon, it is now tested.
With this other bike, with 860C display I did:
500km with v20.1C-860C
300km with v20.1C.3-860C
300km with v20.1C.3-NEW-860C
yes it's 48v controller... why this question?gfmoore said:Is it perhaps the new 48v controller?
jbalat said:https://www.eco-ebike.com/blogs/eco-cycles-instructionals/tsdz2-motor-firmware-programming
I think you can get the stock firmware here..
But before you do…
Just go into the config menu and check your torque sensor is working, check cadence , check your speed sensor, see if there is anything that is out of whack,,
So normally it stop assisting if your speed sensor doesn’t work or your battery voltage is too high or the option bytes are wrong,
Sometimes if the display is not matching the same firmware as the motor….
Because somewhere Casainho etc are working on how to flash the new controller that has come out. They haven't succeeded yet and since it's summer he said it won't happen till Autumn.andrea_104kg said:yes it's 48v controller... why this question?gfmoore said:Is it perhaps the new 48v controller?
The gap that is between the cadence-sensor on the controller and the magnets on the torquesensor is imho unknown.andrea_104kg said:..... unfortunately the sensor that detects the cadence seems to be not working, but I don't understand how this is possible on two NEW and different controllers......
the control unit is fixed with 2 screws and the sensor comes out of a hole, how can you get the alignment wrong? there is no other way to fix the controller..Elinx said:The gap that is between the cadence-sensor on the controller and the magnets on the torquesensor is imho unknown.andrea_104kg said:..... unfortunately the sensor that detects the cadence seems to be not working, but I don't understand how this is possible on two NEW and different controllers......
With disassamble & reassemble the controller and torque-sensor have you observed the alignment?
If the torque-sensor has axial play, I don't know what happens with the cadence signal.
See [b][u]this post[/u][/b] too, for what I mean.
the only way to make it work, with the help of mbrusa was "start without pedaling" and emtb mode at strartup. But it runs very poorly, the engine goes by itself with the weight of the feet on the pedals and does not stop, impossible to drive.jbalat said:You can try using torque mode and set firmware to ignore the errors
See wiki
https://github.com/emmebrusa/TSDZ2-Smart-EBike-LCD3/wiki
Elinx said:The gap that is between the cadence-sensor on the controller and the magnets on the torquesensor is imho unknown.andrea_104kg said:..... unfortunately the sensor that detects the cadence seems to be not working, but I don't understand how this is possible on two NEW and different controllers......
With disassamble & reassemble the controller and torque-sensor have you observed the alignment?
If the torque-sensor has axial play, I don't know what happens with the cadence signal.
See [b][u]this post[/u][/b] too, for what I mean.
In your case a software calibration with a poor sensitive sensor has result in almost an "on/off switch".andrea_104kg said:... But it runs very poorly, ....
Ahh okay, my bad.andrea_104kg said:it's not a new controller, new controller it's impossible to read write with the old metod, and this it's possible.
Maybe a strange thought, but did you also replaced the magnet ring with the torquesensor?andrea_104kg said:... I'm desperate I don't know what to do anymore ...
I know, it was a strange thought, but I'm just trying to figure out why the same error can occur on two different sensor/ecu versions. In that case there must be a common reason.andrea_104kg said:The magnete ring it's in the torsiometer and it's all NEW.