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Understanding the MOSI buffer #18

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jxweric opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 2 comments
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Understanding the MOSI buffer #18

jxweric opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 2 comments

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@jxweric
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jxweric commented Feb 12, 2022

Hi everyone, I'm currently trying to add a LED strip as a rev display. Therefore, I have to understand which values in the mosiBuf[] contain rpm values. Can anyone help me understand the MOSI buffer? I want to know which cells contain what information, or is there a list of the MOSI bits information so that I can add other support I might need in the future? Any help is greatly appreciated!!!

Have a great weekend :)

@lshachar
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As said on the readme file, this project would never have been possible without the work of Darknao on his BtClubSportWheel - converting any Fanatec CSW steering wheel to a standalone USB version project.

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StuyoP commented May 29, 2023

Did you made any progress on this? I am doing the same, already added support for rotary multiposition switch and matrix keypad to save some inputs. Already added LEDs but only for backlight, am looking currently to incorporate REV coming from base. It is quite complicated for me to understand the btClubSportWheel project, I see all the information in there but cannot compile it. Also am trying to add support for an APM module - I have a 3D printed design that works very good with a Podium Hub, but I want it supported in emulator to unlock the full potential for my new wheels :)

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