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1. Select your WiFi network and enter Wi-Fi password on your Comma 3 device.

2. When asked to choose between Dashcam and Custom Software, choose Custom Software and enter the URL https://smiskol.com/fork/jc01rho-openpilot-BoltEV2019-KoKr/[branch] where [branch] is the desired branch name. For example, to install the 'develop' branch, enter https://smiskol.com/fork/jc01rho-openpilot-BoltEV2019-KoKr/develop. The 'develop' branch is currently recommended for most purposes as it is actively maintained and contains the most up-to-date changes and features. You can also use the shortcut https://tiny.one/boltpilot-develop to install the 'develop' branch. This will automatically redirect to the longer URL listed above.
2. When asked to choose between Dashcam and Custom Software, choose Custom Software and enter the URL https://smiskol.com/fork/jc01rho-openpilot-BoltEV2019-KoKr/[branch] where [branch] is the desired branch name. For example, to install the 'release' branch, enter https://smiskol.com/fork/jc01rho-openpilot-BoltEV2019-KoKr/release. The 'release' branch is currently recommended for most purposes as it is actively maintained and is stable. You can also use the shortcut https://tiny.one/boltpilot-release to install the 'release' branch. This will automatically redirect to the longer URL listed above.

3. Your device will reboot after installation. When prompted, scroll to accept the terms and conditions, then follow the on-screen instructions to complete the openpilot training.

4. Click the Gear icon to open settings. Under the 'Toggles' menu, ensure 'Enable openpilot'
4. Click the Gear icon to open settings. Under the 'Toggles' menu, ensure 'Enable openpilot' is turned on.

5. Under the 'Vehicle' settings, ensure the 'Use Comma Pedal' toggle is enabled. The two buttons at the top of the Vehicle settings are used to set steering control and vehicle settings. Click the top right button and select 'Chevrolet Bolt EV' for your vehicle. Next, click the top left button and select the type of steering control you wish to use. Each option represents a a different mathematical approach for steering control calculations. Good results have been reported with the PID, TORQUE and LQR options. The INDI option will soon be phased out. You may wish to experiment with all steering control options to determine which one produces the best results on your vehicle. Reboot your device by selecting the 'Device' menu, and then press the 'Reboot' button. Important: you must reboot your device after changing steering control options for the settings to take effect.
5. Under the 'ETC' settings, select your vehicle at the top. For example, 'Chevrolet Bolt EV No ACC'. Reboot your device by selecting the 'Device' menu, and then press the 'Reboot' button.


Boltpilot usage
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Gear selection: This fork is designed for use in L-mode only. You must place the gear shifter in L. Your vehicle's regenerative braking will be used to lower the speed when requried.

Bolt pilot has two main operation modes: (1) full control mode, which controls both steering and speed, and (2) lateral control mode, which controls only the steering.
Bolt pilot has three main operation modes: (1) full control mode, which controls both steering and speed, (2) lateral control mode, which controls only the steering, and (3) lateral control mode with built-in non-adaptive cruise control, which controls your steering automatically, but uses your vehicle's built-in non-adaptive cruise control.

Full control mode: To engage both steering and speed control, make sure the stock cruise control is turned off, and then while driving press the Set/- button (bottom button on the left steering wheel control pad). Pressing the X (left) keypad button or the brake pedal will disengage openpilot.
Mode 1 - Full control mode: To engage both steering and speed control, make sure the stock cruise control is turned off, and then while driving press the Set/- button (bottom button on the left steering wheel control pad). Pressing the X (left) keypad button or the brake pedal will disengage openpilot.

Lateral control mode: Use the stock cruise control button (right button on steering wheel keypad) to toggle steering control only.
Mode 2 - Lateral control mode: Use the stock cruise control button (right button on steering wheel keypad) to toggle steering control only. Openpilot will look after steering, but you will need to control your speed using the accelerator pedal.

Mode 3 - Lateral control mode with stock cruise control: Use the stock cruise control button (right button on steering wheel keypad) to toggle steering control only as described in Mode 2. Immediately after engaging steering control mode, press the Set/- button to engage your vehicle's stock cruise control. Adjust your desired sped using the +/- buttons.'


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