racing405 Active member Fellow Frogger Joined Jan 25, 2011 Messages 651 Location Traralgon Jun 23, 2019 #1 I have a recollection that this topic had been discussed before but I cannot find the thread. Can someone share the detail again? Looking to get a speed reference onto a new dash from the original gearbox speed sensor, 306, BE3/5 etc.
I have a recollection that this topic had been discussed before but I cannot find the thread. Can someone share the detail again? Looking to get a speed reference onto a new dash from the original gearbox speed sensor, 306, BE3/5 etc.
PeterT Well-known member 1000+ Posts Fellow Frogger Joined Jul 15, 2000 Messages 8,418 Location Gone Jun 24, 2019 #2 I've got one, but what's the question?
racing405 Active member Fellow Frogger Joined Jan 25, 2011 Messages 651 Location Traralgon Jun 24, 2019 #3 Question is, what does the signal from the speed sensor look like so I can configure the input correctly.
Question is, what does the signal from the speed sensor look like so I can configure the input correctly.
racing405 Active member Fellow Frogger Joined Jan 25, 2011 Messages 651 Location Traralgon Jul 8, 2019 #4 Found it.
PeterT Well-known member 1000+ Posts Fellow Frogger Joined Jul 15, 2000 Messages 8,418 Location Gone Jul 8, 2019 #5 Please share. I was going to put one in the lathe and hook up an oscilloscope.
robmac Well-known member 1000+ Posts Fellow Frogger Joined Nov 21, 2004 Messages 20,012 Location Melbourne / Caulfield Jul 9, 2019 #6 If it's to the standard of most industrial sensors the output will be an open collector NPN transistor. Ie Switches low whilst sensing .
If it's to the standard of most industrial sensors the output will be an open collector NPN transistor. Ie Switches low whilst sensing .
PeterT Well-known member 1000+ Posts Fellow Frogger Joined Jul 15, 2000 Messages 8,418 Location Gone Jul 9, 2019 #7 Yes, but how many pulses per revolution is the real question.
robmac Well-known member 1000+ Posts Fellow Frogger Joined Nov 21, 2004 Messages 20,012 Location Melbourne / Caulfield Jul 9, 2019 #8 Battery drill or lathe to ascertain that and a DSO as you suggested. As least you now a pull up resistor will be needed. (unless it is an inductive pick up)
Battery drill or lathe to ascertain that and a DSO as you suggested. As least you now a pull up resistor will be needed. (unless it is an inductive pick up)
racing405 Active member Fellow Frogger Joined Jan 25, 2011 Messages 651 Location Traralgon Jul 19, 2019 #9 8 pulse per rev. 12 v square form