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We are free raj, at least on the testing grounds. We could still have an error while pedaling but this requires a proper test which i plan later at 6pm when i return.

Ok so using 8.1, the pedals work exactly as the throttle but they are very sensitive (small touch and off they go, not like the original where the power goes with the user's strength on pedaling). Now the current bugs would be: - Sometimes the motor just freezes at full power and stays on for a...

Got error 21 with code 9.1 on startup, even when programing with the arduino uno to the nano i saw once the compiled and uploaded the LED was flashing non stop.

Getting "'pulseonlenght' was not declared in this scope" i know raj fixed it in his code with another one but what is the fix?

I can and did dual channel as requested with your other requirements. Channel A is D5 and Channel B is A3 (singular tests were just on channel A) I can't test the pedals for now but i can try tomorrow morning if i got spare time. Anyways here is the other package: Readings 1.1

Just to confirm, would you want the picoscope on D5 for those requirements?

Before i continue on the picoscope, woosh i just tested the code and we made big progress! I don't get error 21 or 22 on throttle at all!

I don't know if these are useful but here it is. EDIT: I'm using version 8. Readings 7zip

Ok got the picoscope all set. What readings should i get doing what? EDIT: What code should i use to take the readings?

We will find out tonight

Woosh, i was able to get my hands on a picoscope for the weekend. Would it help?

Tonight i'll find out what the code does to my code.

Ok so that brought me up to speed properly. Yeah at this point i don't know what could be going wrong, even though the code should simulate a proper cadence something is still off. Would you require an oscilloscope as you asked previously?

Woosh, since the throttle code does work until we let go and gives us error 22 (on version 8 of the code), what if we somehow bypass it by using the PAS to re-calibrate the signal once the throttle is finished? For example, we engage the throttle with the arduino and the controller thinks that...

Identical as yours. Just when i crimped them i added a tiny blob of solder, but very small so it can still insert into the plug.

Be careful as they are delicate, if possible add a tiny blob of solder for a solid connection (i crimped mine but i also made sure to add a little bit of solder)

Yeah that's not right at all... Double check the torque, voltage and ground wires are making proper contact.

I'll test your theory tonight if I have time, if not I apologise in advance.

Yeah sorry about that, work this week is chaotic but saturday morning and sunday i can help out.

Tried compiling that but it gave me "OUTPUT_PULLUP was not declared in this scope" It's either the TorqueOutputPin or the CadenceOutputPin that is giving that error