[JLMCC]

Salut.
J'ai le même problème, avez-vous trouvé une solution?
Je voudrais afficher la température du moteur et du variateur dans TORQUE PRO

 

[MoonUnit]

Salut.
J'ai le même problème, avez-vous trouvé une solution?
Je voudrais afficher la température du moteur et du variateur dans TORQUE PRO

Bonjour ... desole, je ne parle pas bien Francais, mais:

Torque requires OBD2 message structures. The ACX1 controller will send CAN messages, but not in OBD2 format. Do you use the Orion BMS? If so, you can use that as a 'relay' to receive CAN and transmit in OBD2 format for Torque.

 

[JLMCC]

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Bonjour ... desole, je ne parle pas bien Francais, mais:

Le couple nécessite des structures de message OBD2. Le contrôleur ACX1 enverra des messages CAN, mais pas au format OBD2. Utilisez-vous le BMS Orion? Si tel est le cas, vous pouvez utiliser comme un `` relais '' pour recevoir CAN et transmettre au format OBD2 pour le couple.
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Merci pour la réponse. Oui, j'utilise Orion BMS, tous les pids Orion sont OK dans TORQUE, c'est juste la température Netgain pour le moteur et l'onduleur, je ne vois pas ces informations dans TORQUE.
Désolé aussi, j'essaye de parler anglais sur ma réponse but forum try to translate..

 

[JLMCC]

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[QUOTE = "MoonUnit, message: 1072789, membre: 258373"]
Bonjour ... desole, je ne parle pas bien Francais, mais:

Le couple nécessite des structures de message OBD2. Le contrôleur ACX1 enverra des messages CAN, mais pas au format OBD2. Utilisez-vous le BMS Orion? Si tel est le cas, vous pouvez utiliser comme un `` relais '' pour recevoir CAN et transmettre au format OBD2 pour le couple.
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Merci pour la réponse. Oui, j'utilise Orion BMS, tous les pids Orion sont OK dans TORQUE, c'est juste la température Netgain pour le moteur et l'onduleur, je ne vois pas ces informations dans TORQUE.
Désolé aussi, j'essaye de parler anglais sur ma réponse mais le forum essaie de traduire ..
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Comment puis-je utiliser Orion comme «relais»?
Je fais les PID 25 et 26 avec CAN NETWORK, 25 est le moteur de température 26 est un inverseur de température. Quand je vérifie avec CAN ANALYZER, je peux voir ces PID
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[QUOTE = "MoonUnit, message: 1072789, membre: 258373"]
Bonjour ... desole, je ne parle pas bien Francais, mais:

Le couple nécessite des structures de message OBD2. Le contrôleur ACX1 enverra des messages CAN, mais pas au format OBD2. Utilisez-vous le BMS Orion? Si tel est le cas, vous pouvez utiliser comme un `` relais '' pour recevoir CAN et transmettre au format OBD2 pour le couple.
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Merci pour la réponse. Oui, j'utilise Orion BMS, tous les pids Orion sont OK dans TORQUE, c'est juste la température Netgain pour le moteur et l'onduleur, je ne vois pas ces informations dans TORQUE.
Désolé aussi, j'essaye de parler anglais sur ma réponse mais le forum essaie de traduire ..
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Comment puis-je utiliser Orion comme «relais»?
Je fais des PIDS 25 et 26 avec CAN NETWORK, 25 est un moteur de température et 26 est un inverseur de température, quand je vérifie avec CAN ANALYZER, je peux voir ce PIDS mais je ne peux pas le voir avec TORQUE PRO.

 

[MoonUnit]

What you need to do is enable support for the Curtis controller in the Orion software. That is how you use the Orion as a 'relay'.

Then choose a CAN id value - say 501 - and set it to 'receive' in the Orion CAN message page. Set all the fields to blank.

Then go to the ACX1 and set a CAN message in the TPDO page for motor temperature and controller temperature. It might be easier to just do one of them first. Make sure it's sending the same message ID as the one you have chosen above (501).

You need to note which bytes are being used by the ACX1. If you use byte 0, that is letter 'A' in the torque formula.

In the Torque spec sheet on the Orion website, the Torque pids / formulae for the HPEVS devices are shown at the end. Change the motor temp one to use the CAN message id you used above. I think the Orion responds to mode B48xxx so if you had a CAN message id of 501, you'd use B48501 as the mode/pid to request that Orion send it as OBD2.

I hope that helps, I don't have the software open in front of me to check all this.

 

[JLMCC]

Yours explications are clears but i don't understand why it doesn't work on my EV (ACX1 with Tau and Orion 2 )

 

[MoonUnit]

Can you post a screenshot of:

1. The TPDO page in ACX1 showing the CAN message you want it to send.
2. The CAN message setup page on the Orion, showing the message structure.
3. The live CAN data on the Orion, which hopefully shows the CAN message from the ACX1 and which byte it is in
4. The Torque formula you are using?

 

[JLMCC]

Peux-tu poster une capture d'écran de :

1. La page TPDO dans ACX1 affiche le message CAN que vous voulez qu'il envoie.
2. La page de configuration du message CAN sur l'Orion, la structure du message.
3. Les données CAN directes sur l'Orion qui, attend-le, déclenche le message CAN de l'ACX1 et dans quel octet il se trouve
4. La formule de couple que vous utilisez ?

I started today to dismantle my VE to paint it, so i can't to do this before finished paint.

 

[bogtus]

What you need to do is enable support for the Curtis controller in the Orion software. That is how you use the Orion as a 'relay'.

Then choose a CAN id value - say 501 - and set it to 'receive' in the Orion CAN message page. Set all the fields to blank.

Then go to the ACX1 and set a CAN message in the TPDO page for motor temperature and controller temperature. It might be easier to just do one of them first. Make sure it's sending the same message ID as the one you have chosen above (501).

You need to note which bytes are being used by the ACX1. If you use byte 0, that is letter 'A' in the torque formula.

In the Torque spec sheet on the Orion website, the Torque pids / formulae for the HPEVS devices are shown at the end. Change the motor temp one to use the CAN message id you used above. I think the Orion responds to mode B48xxx so if you had a CAN message id of 501, you'd use B48501 as the mode/pid to request that Orion send it as OBD2.

I hope that helps, I don't have the software open in front of me to check all this.

Many thanks for this help, it has been days that I'm looking for this and I couldn't find any info on the web about that, crazy !

 

[JLMCC]

Merci beaucoup pour cette aide, ça fait des jours que je cherche ça et je n'ai pas trouvé d'infos sur le web à ce sujet, dingue !
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Est-ce que cette procédure a fonctionné chez vous ?

 

[bogtus]

Can you post a screenshot of:

1. The TPDO page in ACX1 showing the CAN message you want it to send.
2. The CAN message setup page on the Orion, showing the message structure.
3. The live CAN data on the Orion, which hopefully shows the CAN message from the ACX1 and which byte it is in
4. The Torque formula you are using?

Hi MoonUnit,

I've tried to do that as well for a can bus system with 250 Kbps

Here is the information I've set up following what you said ( and what Torque uses as well "601" & "602")
I've activated in the Orion BMS 2 software to retreive message from Curtis controller ( saying that it will integrate IDs 301 - 302, 601 - 602)

But Unfortunately it does not seem to work, I've tried with and without "Add My Node ID"

And no activity can be found at IDs 601 & 602

I've really no clue why it does not seem to work and also the controller seems to refuse those CAN parameters... 😵

@MoonUnit do you see the reason why ?

That would be a precious helping hand

On the other side, if I understood your need completely, you want to import the SoC from the BMS to the Controller ?
I've been looking for a same feature to import CCL from BMS to controller but in other threads I've seen that the controller can't get any info from CAN bus.

 

[JLMCC]

MoonUnit sayed 501 (not 601). Have a try.

 

[MoonUnit]

The SME software doens't allow CAN messages with header from x580 to x67F, so yes, change TPDO message ID to x500, select Add My Node ID so that Real ID = x501. See if that gets you a green 'thumbs up'. If so, you should see a message with ID 501 in the Orion CAN messaging screen. Also, check the CAN speed your Orion is using (mine's on 500K) and make sure the ACX1 is the same.

Is your CAN network properly terminated?

 

[bogtus]

The SME software doens't allow CAN messages with header from x580 to x67F, so yes, change TPDO message ID to x500, select Add My Node ID so that Real ID = x501. See if that gets you a green 'thumbs up'. If so, you should see a message with ID 501 in the Orion CAN messaging screen. Also, check the CAN speed your Orion is using (mine's on 500K) and make sure the ACX1 is the same.

Is your CAN network properly terminated?

CAN network is ok with 2 terminal resistances of 120 Ohms and I can get information from all the other devices from CAN.

The controller has been set with TPDO ID x501 which is detected on the CAN reader from the Orion BMS.

I have now values on Torque about Hyper 9 motor but unfortunately they are incoherent (up to 56000 rpm ! ).

First word of 501 TPDO is motor rpm (as suggested by Torque in the preconfig for the Orion +hyper9 system).
The formula seems ok when looking at PIDs list on Orion. Do you see anything wrong which could justify such values ? I have the same incoherent information for temperature, current,...

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I've tried a Message ID 500 + Add My Node ID (thus 501) or directly 501 but it's exactly the same result

Getting confused

 

[MoonUnit]

The ACX1 transmits its words in little endian format, so for the outputs like motor RPM that have two bytes, ie one word, that you need to reverse the letters in the formula. I don't think you need to set up anything specific on the Orion, just that each byte is blank and the message set to 'receive'.

For RPM, formula would be ((B*256)+A). I don't use Torque, I use EngineLink, but logic is the same.

For Temperature, there is an offset of 40 deg so formula needs to be (C-40) for your message structure.

For current, I am not sure if you can make it work with Torque. I couldn't do it with EngineLink because the messages is being sent in twos compliment and you need a bit of logic to decode it. EngineLink can't do it, maybe Torque can. But you can get current from the BMS anyway. I take motor speed, motor temp and inverter temp from the ACX1 and the rest from the BMS.

If you get the decimal values of the hex for each byte shown in the Orion CAN message you can do the maths yourself to check - remember that the Torque formulae as shown are for the Curtis controller format and the ACX1 is different, all we are doing is using the Orion feature that broadcasts OBD2 when the mode/pid starts B48xxx.

 

[bogtus]

The ACX1 transmits its words in little endian format, so for the outputs like motor RPM that have two bytes, ie one word, that you need to reverse the letters in the formula. I don't think you need to set up anything specific on the Orion, just that each byte is blank and the message set to 'receive'.

For RPM, formula would be ((B*256)+A). I don't use Torque, I use EngineLink, but logic is the same.

For Temperature, there is an offset of 40 deg so formula needs to be (C-40) for your message structure.

For current, I am not sure if you can make it work with Torque. I couldn't do it with EngineLink because the messages is being sent in twos compliment and you need a bit of logic to decode it. EngineLink can't do it, maybe Torque can. But you can get current from the BMS anyway. I take motor speed, motor temp and inverter temp from the ACX1 and the rest from the BMS.

If you get the decimal values of the hex for each byte shown in the Orion CAN message you can do the maths yourself to check - remember that the Torque formulae as shown are for the Curtis controller format and the ACX1 is different, all we are doing is using the Orion feature that broadcasts OBD2 when the mode/pid starts B48xxx.

Many thanks, everything works perfectly thanks to your tips !

I've to precise that I had no problem to get motor Amps from the CAN word

 

[MoonUnit]

I've to precise that I had no problem to get motor Amps from the CAN word

Glad to hear it's all working - can you explain how you got motor amps to work correctly?

 

[bogtus]

Just as you told me, B*256+A but the results you have is the amps going from the controller to the motor which are very different from the Amps going out of the batteries. That might explain the fact that you had weird results but those are normal

 

[JLMCC]

Is ((B*256)+A) RPM ?