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by RickHaleParker
17 Sep 2026, 07:44
Forum: XC90 1st gen 2003-2014
Topic: Vida CEM swapping
Replies: 4500
Views: 722991

Re: Vida CEM swapping

vtl wrote: 17 Sep 2026, 05:59 87 us in your table is the average response latency from CEM. One loop in software on Teensy is under 100 ns.
I need to find a different arming trigger for RX. The CAN transceiver mirroring is tripping this one up.
by RickHaleParker
17 Sep 2026, 05:47
Forum: XC90 1st gen 2003-2014
Topic: Vida CEM swapping
Replies: 4500
Views: 722991

Re: Vida CEM swapping




Software poll Hardware capture
Valid samples 1024 1024
Invalid samples 0 0
Minimum (us) 84.030 0.107
Maximum (us) 90.087 0.213
Range (max-min) 6.057 0.107
Mean (us) 87.077 0.171
MAD (us) 1.945 0.000



Could you please explain what this is?


Working on using the Cortex-M7 PWM hardware ...
by RickHaleParker
16 Sep 2026, 22:50
Forum: XC90 1st gen 2003-2014
Topic: Vida CEM swapping
Replies: 4500
Views: 722991

Re: Vida CEM swapping


Software poll Hardware capture
Valid samples 1024 1024
Invalid samples 0 0
Minimum (us) 84.030 0.107
Maximum (us) 90.087 0.213
Range (max-min) 6.057 0.107
Mean (us) 87.077 0.171
MAD (us) 1.945 0.000
by RickHaleParker
13 Sep 2026, 17:12
Forum: XC90 1st gen 2003-2014
Topic: Vida CEM swapping
Replies: 4500
Views: 722991

Re: Vida CEM swapping


Tell me please. I’m trying to write a shim (a native DLL) between J2534.dll and TSDiCE32.dll. I can’t open 2 channels simultaneously. In the log file, opening the second channel ends with an error: “Device::OpenChannel() This protocol or pin is already in use.” Does Dice not support opening two ...
by RickHaleParker
12 Sep 2026, 16:08
Forum: 850, S70, V70, C70, V70-XC 1992-2000
Topic: 1999 S70 - No blower fan
Replies: 6
Views: 165

Re: 1999 S70 - No blower fan

misha wrote: 06 Sep 2026, 02:17 The problem is that if it pulls too much current than it should...ecc will shut it off to protect the circuits and turns on flashing ac/rec lights because it stored dtc.
Unplugging the wire from the blower motor. Isolates the ECC from the motor current.
by RickHaleParker
12 Sep 2026, 15:29
Forum: XC90 1st gen 2003-2014
Topic: Vida CEM swapping
Replies: 4500
Views: 722991

Re: Vida CEM swapping


I'll add it, it may be useful: https://github.com/wjkennedy/PyDiCE.git


PyDiCE compared with my Linux DiCE API

Linux DiCE API is substantially further along on the native DiCE API, based on PyDiCE commit d45ae94.


Native USB: PyDiCE has a placeholder; Linux DiCE API works.
Device ...
by RickHaleParker
09 Sep 2026, 09:56
Forum: XC90 1st gen 2003-2014
Topic: Vida CEM swapping
Replies: 4500
Views: 722991

Re: Vida CEM swapping

Dudde wrote: 09 Sep 2026, 04:57 Yeah not possible nowadays anymore.. everything has to be locked. But locks are just for honest people
A thief once told me "Locks keep your friends out" .
by RickHaleParker
08 Sep 2026, 04:06
Forum: S60, V70, V70-XC 2001-07
Topic: Power steering issue- 04 V70R
Replies: 10
Views: 994

Re: Power steering issue- 04 V70R


when I look at the pump I'm not seeing the parts mentioned. Confused on where to go from here.


1. Locate the metal line attached to the pump (not the rubber supply hose).
2. Unscrew the line's 16mm flare nut and pull the line out.
3. Look at the pump body where the line just came out. There is ...
by RickHaleParker
08 Sep 2026, 01:03
Forum: S60, V70, V70-XC 2001-07
Topic: Odd Electrical Behavior 2001 V70XC
Replies: 14
Views: 356

Re: Odd Electrical Behavior 2001 V70XC


At present I have the cover off entirely so I don't think it's a cooling issue that can be fixed by that now but in the future,


If you have the CEM PCB exposed. Check for overheating MOSFETs. Especially on that 5V line.
I use the freezer to cool things down. I use to clean disassembled Amiga ...
by RickHaleParker
05 Sep 2026, 22:48
Forum: 850, S70, V70, C70, V70-XC 1992-2000
Topic: 1999 S70 - No blower fan
Replies: 6
Views: 165

Re: 1999 S70 - No blower fan

Unplug the wire from the blower motor. Jump it straight to +12V. If it runs like the Energizer bunny the problem is in the control circuits. If it still had issues its the motor.