2 arduinos and 2 bluetooth modules, 1 arduino on board measuring the voltage and 1 bluetooth module transmitting, 1 bluetooth on remote receiving and arduino displays the voltage on screen \ precentage on leds.
the circuit divides the voltage by11 so for example 55V = 5V
exactly what i was talking about. Just need to research more and figure out how to fit it in a controller haha. Thank you for directing me towards arduino. Had never heard of it before but now i will do as much research as i can
I still don’t really understand this too much. I will read more into the circuits. And i saw the bluetooth phone voltage reader and its awesome, i’d just like a boosted style one on the controller as its simple and looks good
the circuit is less importent to understand. if you have questions on the arduino and the bluetooth modules subject I can answer (maybe, i’m just a beginner too)
ahh okay thank you. Its just this is the first time I’ve ever seen the arduino so i have 0 idea about ti haha but if you have any pages or info sites that will help me understand it better, I’d be more then happy to read them.
I don’t know how to explain, but it’s fiarly simple once you have it and trying to play with it. if you want to learn I suggest you to buy arduino (or nano) or one of the kits
basicly you have many ports and you can commend: when port 1 get voltage (button connected to port1) turn on port 2 (port 2 connected to led), so when you press the button the led turns on.
Battery of controller or the board itself? There would be no practical way of connecting the VESC battery to a microcontroller directly. However the VESC supports UART and gives you the input voltage from the battery, more than enough to tell you your current battery level
no, i would like the battery on the board indicated on my controller. That way i can just check the controller and see how much juice is left in the board