Fenixecu is proud to present it new GPS over CAN Module, named GPS2CAN. We worked hard on it last year to bring to you the more powerful and configurable module possible.
You can buy this module here : https://www.megasquirt.fr/fenixecucom/2 ... s2can.html
Characteristics of the FenixECU GPS2CAN module :
- 100% compatible with MS3 ECUs
- size: 66 x 50 x 21 mm without wires
- weight: 60g
- wires: 20 centimetres approx. Automotive grade wires (FLRY)
- Case material: ABS
- Protection : IP40
- room temperature : from -20°C to +85°C
- power supply : from 4,5Vcc to 24Vcc
- CANbus speed : 125kbps, 250kbps, 500kbps, 1Mbps
- CAN termination resistor settable per software (112 Ohm)
- Frame period : from 10ms to 2,5s
- Configuration via USB bus with a free PC software (Windows Only)
- sold without connector on wires
- Cold start : 30s approx.
- Hot Start : 1s until the current ephemeris is still valid. In case it's not, will perform a cold start instead
- Refresh rate : 16Hz (16 times per second)
- Horizontal accuracy : 2,5m
You can download the software, drivers, dbc files and manual here :
https://forum.megasquirt.fr/fichiers/gp ... AN_V21.zip
With it, you can enable/disable native CAN frames, MS3 compatibles frames (RaceTechnology emulation) ECUmaster frames (for use with their ADU dashboard and enable all chronometer features). You can also change the current time zone, enable automatic "day light saving" time, set the LED brigthness (or disable it), etc.
To use it with your MS3 ECU, you have to :
- enable "Megasquirt 3 CAN (RT)" frame (at least GPS position/Speed/Altitude Messages). That's all you have to do at the GPS2CAN module side
- With TunerStudio MS software, in "CAN-bus/Testmodes => CAN Parameters" window, you have to set "Master Enable" to "On"
- in "CAN-bus/Testmodes => CAN EGO, GPS" window, you have to set "GPS Data Via CAN" to "Race Technology 11bit"
- In "Advanced Engine => Speed and Gear Sensor" window, you have to set :
- VSS1 Input Type : Digital
- Digital Input : Use GPS Speed
https://forum.megasquirt.fr/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1030
Thank you for reading this article,
Manu