If the sensor has an Analog (Ratiometric) Output protocol**, why all the extra electronics?View attachment 348924
Got PCB, all the components and the new sensors today.
what vehicle is that from ?. . . . . .. We already have a replacement valve block driver thats got a CAN interface too. . . . .
They do a system like this for disco 3 and 4.The sensors require a Gnd and 5V power supply input and then they have a 0-5v output on the third pin. So they dont work like a convertional pot where you can just invert the signal based on where you put the GND and 5v on the sensor. So the electronics main job is to read the sensor and then invert the output signals to the EAS controller for the one set of sensors.
So we can read the input from the new sensor manipulate the value in anyway we want then send the manipulated value to the EAS controller.
Theres a bunch of other advatages too. This board has a CAN interface. We already have a replacement valve block driver thats got a CAN interface too. So the end goal is we can completely bypass the EAS controller, while sending it fake values that wont cause error states.
One of the main very cool things is when offroad we will be able to level airbags from side to side in order to counter body roll.
I have repaired a few. the potting is soft and not hard to remove, just tedious,Marty experimented with his own driver pack, but apparently had issues with glitches due to interference. Work & family stuff got in the way of further development.
If it wasn't for that damn potting compound, the existing packs would be easy to repair.
How much ??
I have a couple of driver packs that have intermittent wires, but cannot access the PCB to resolder them. Tried digging out the compound but still cannot get the PCB out.
CAN bus, that finishes for me Crazy Automotive Network. I'm old school KISS technology. Off road is also not interest to me.The sensors require a Gnd and 5V power supply input and then they have a 0-5v output on the third pin. So they dont work like a convertional pot where you can just invert the signal based on where you put the GND and 5v on the sensor. So the electronics main job is to read the sensor and then invert the output signals to the EAS controller for the one set of sensors.
So we can read the input from the new sensor manipulate the value in anyway we want then send the manipulated value to the EAS controller.
Theres a bunch of other advatages too. This board has a CAN interface. We already have a replacement valve block driver thats got a CAN interface too. So the end goal is we can completely bypass the EAS controller, while sending it fake values that wont cause error states.
One of the main very cool things is when offroad we will be able to level airbags from side to side in order to counter body roll.
I repeat, Dunlop is just a brand name that can be stuck on any product for a fee.Thats exactly my point. Dunlop is the oem. If you can find them they work everytime and have the reliability that you are quoting.
All the other no name brands that you want to replace your oem sensors with are a very hit and miss if they going to work and how long they will last.
A bit of heat on the back helped.I was digging this one for many days in spare time. Still cannot get the PCB out. Is there a trick ?
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