Right now the project is private. Want to learn the ropes first. From what I can tell . To get some of the JLCPCB symbols, footprints, and parts into the schematic and BOM, then use them in a assembly. You got to buy the parts first. Any insight? I am not an expert here not even beginner, but someh...

Guess, with such small latency deviation it is crucial to have the best hw setup possible. I am hoping my ODIN Shield will move things in that direction. If I can figure out how to deal with JLCPCB's idiocracies. May need to go with my original plan of building the shield complete then selling them...

(using multi-meter voltage measurement, I don't have an oscilloscope). Get you one of them $10.00 USB Logic Analyzers . The P3 code is Alpha software. It is just in the beginning stage. I need to order something like that for sure. No worries about the Alpha state I am will contribute. I do have ex...

VTL is the only one that has done this. I don't have any P3 CEMs to experiment with. P3 is simpler: no nanoseconds hunting, just brute force. Once everything is wired correctly, no glitches, etc, it will eventually crack. I did verify my Teensy HW HS CAN, sending and receiving is working even conne...

This is what I came up with for P3 Bench setup. Teensy loaded with VTL's P3 branch. Do not use the Main branch. Connector C5 ( Black connector next to the Blue connector ) PIN : Function , ( Comment ) C5:1 : Battery Power (+) , ( 12V which is marked 30+ on a EWD ) C5:2 : Battery Power (+) , ( 12V w...

Hi all! Such an awesome thread you have here. It took roughly 10 hours to read it, such a thriller. I'll try to use some time to replicate the HW setup. I just got a Teensy 4.0, CAN-transceivers, and ODB connectors. I do have an XC60 that does have CAN bus / CEM issues. I did buy two spare P3 CEM mo...