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///MontereyM3
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Mk60 Can ID
02-12-2021, 04:28 PM
Hi, does anyone have the Mk60 Canbus ID/Protocol? Im trying to put info on the same channel as my ecu for my AIM PDM as the second Can line is used by the CAN keypad.
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02-13-2021, 01:37 AM
0x1F0 will give individual wheel speeds
0 - Uint16 LSB - Front Left
2 - Uint16 LSB - Front Right
4 - Uint16 LSB - Rear Left
6 - Uint16 LSB - Rear Right
0x1F5 contains steering angle
1 - Int16 - LSB - Steering Angle
0x1F8 contains brake pressure
2 - Uint8 - Brake Pressure
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///MontereyM3
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02-13-2021, 08:38 AM
Perfect, thank you!
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02-13-2021, 04:17 PM
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0x1F0 will give individual wheel speeds
0 - Uint16 LSB - Front Left
2 - Uint16 LSB - Front Right
4 - Uint16 LSB - Rear Left
6 - Uint16 LSB - Rear Right
0x1F5 contains steering angle
1 - Int16 - LSB - Steering Angle
0x1F8 contains brake pressure
2 - Uint8 - Brake Pressure
I thought brake pressure was only on CAN on AWD cars.
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