Traction Control External Slip % Input Bug

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aidandj
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Traction Control External Slip % Input Bug

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1.5.0. Using a 0-5v rotary pot connected to a tinyIOx.

I have the same setup on Boost control and it works fine.

The tooltip for the External Knob Input says to map a input to a generic sensor. But the drop down menu only allows for input selection, not generic sensor selection

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As you can see here I can't select a generic sensor input. And if I setup a generic sensor then it can't be shared with the traction control settings.

Here is how it works for normal table blending, this seems to work fine for boost.

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Re: Traction Control External Slip % Input Bug

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aidandj wrote:The tooltip for the External Knob Input says to map a input to a generic sensor. But the drop down menu only allows for input selection, not generic sensor selection
Looks like a mistake in the tooltip.

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Re: Traction Control External Slip % Input Bug

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So 0v=0% and 5v=100%?

A there a way to log traction control slip % input?
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Re: Traction Control External Slip % Input Bug

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Put it on a generic sensor and allow shared inputs.
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