Using an x27 589 Automotive Gauge Stepper with Arduino and XOD
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2021
- I just wanted to show you the process for getting a simple sketch working with arduino together with an automotive stepper and XOD as a programming tool, special thanks to Matt Wayland for the nodes!
If you would like to see his connection write up the link is here www.hackster.io/wayland2/no-c...
I feel like this is a great starting point for Car or Plane simulators as well as for gauges in an actual real life car! - Наука та технологія
Great video, im litteraly in the same process on a 54 Chevy truck. Thanks.
You mean using an arduino and such for speedometer? Thanks
Cool stuff Charlie 😁
I’ve just come across this. Thank you sir. I am looking forward to giving it a go. I to can’t compute the code.
Pretty slick, any update with the trans output speed sensor?
Not yet, I need to pick up on this project very soon.
That's fantastic
any updates?
Not yet, getting back to it soon!
I was just researching looking to do the same thing. Are you planning to have an odometer as well? I want that part to work too and not sure what to do to covert my old mechanical speedo to both this type of actuator which Ive already purchased a few to play with. I also want to somehow drive the odometer too.
I've kind of picked up on this. I haven't tested yet but I believe it'll be an add on nvram chip to store the number. I have a hall effect sensor specifically for my transmission. Also not tested. I would say a GPS module will be a lot easier to implement.
Clever. May I ask what year and make the GM gauge cluster overlay is from?
I have absolutely no idea at all. Sorry!
Have you considered using a GPS module instead of a hall sender? As it would make for a much easier install.
I have done some testing with a GPS module. Really need to get back into this project! I may end up staying on the GPS route but also like the challenge of the hall effect sensor.
@@EnglishCharlie Im just starting out on this journey and just researching at the moment, so its a steep learning curve to say the least!
What Engine & box are you fitting in the truck? A lot of the later overdrive autos have hall senders already fitted to them.
@@uncensored5104 it's a 350 small block chev with a th400 box. I bought a hall effect sensor from dakota digital. The plan is to connect it. Get a signal reading using a drill then calibrate it.
I'm considering using an arduino to control all the signal lighting too.