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Yes, the aux input should work for you in this case!

Try checking if the VR sensor is wired backwards - the polarity is definitely important.

Hi, thanks for the note. We are working on a number of analysis features an improvements, so this is something we definitely care about. For the stepped time gap, I'm assuming you mean the jagged lines you see in the trace? Would we be able to get a copy of your data log to check it out and reproduc...

Thanks! Did you save this as a CAN preset in the CAN mapping preset? perhaps we can take a look at it.

Hi, sorry for the late reply!

All you need is a common ground, it does not need to be powered by the same source.

For PlatformIO, what board support is needed? We already have support for Arduino and CircuitPython.

Cool project! Well done!

As usual, we strongly discourage using Megajolt in an airplane, as it is not rated for such use.

-Brent

You could use Lua scripting with RaceCapture to create a gateway, but since you already have a data system, you might consider the ESP32-CAN-X2 with some Arduino or circuit python to join them together. The issue is, you might need a 3rd CAN bus to truly keep them isolated. You might want to just id...

Sorry about that! here's a new link: https://discord.gg/kvdcxb5fUj

Not sure how you're trying to broadcast telemetry, but it only happens in 1 of 2 ways: 1. You broadcast telemetry using the built-in cellular module. This makes RaceCapture/Pro a stand alone "black box" type of telemetry broadcaster. 2. If you don't have or don't want to use the built-in c...

Hi - 1 and 2 - Raspberry Pi 5 is not fully certified by us yet, we have it on our list to test further. 3 - You said "Podium Connect" - that is the name of our Telemetry bridge product. https://www.autosportlabs.com/product/podiumconnect-live-stream-motorsport-real-time-telemetry-from-aim-...

Hi, What you're experiencing is possibly a combination of things: 1. The ECU's protocol for older (pre 2008 ) is quite slow compared to the CAN protocol of newer cars. This will limit how fast individual channels will update. 2. The OBDII protocol is request-reply protocol where each requested chann...

Hi, glad you got it figured out. Did you also come across this guide? This should have been helpful as well, mapping torque PIDs to our mapping:

https://www.autosportlabs.com/mapping-c ... ive-guide/

Well done on what is obviously a fun project! Please keep posting updates - and share a video if you can!

Hi, from the conversation in Discord it seems you figured this out. Please let us know if the problem still persists. Thanks!

Isn't this accessed via a connector under the dash, and not via the OBDII port?