DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
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Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
I carefully checked all the details on programmer, voltages ... still it does not work at all, all the switched on should flash the led is not it? it is just dead... nothing happens, all the voltages are arriving to the pic, ut the code just does not run.
What to check now?
What to check now?
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Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
Can some one tell us what software and settings worked properly for this code? I am using icprog, but maybe there is some special settings I am not configurating properly....
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Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
just buy a speedodrd from 12oclocklabs - £40 delivered and they work bob on.
You do not have to say anything. But it may harm your defence if you do not mention when posting something which you later rely on in quote. Anything you do say may be ripped to sh*t.
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Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
Well, thanks for the info, but I would like to make this code work on that 16f88, I really wanted to know what software and what configurations must be made to properly burn this pic with icprog or any other software the author used ...
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Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
using jdm programmer
Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
Can someone tell me which capacitors are used?
100nF 100V etc.?
I can't find the maplin order numbers anymore except for the 0,1pF (=1nF?) 100V RA39N.
I would like to build this speedo corrector for my DL1000 V-Strom.
All components are available but I don't have much knownledge on circuits and components...
Will this do:
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... uctId=3219
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... ctId=10176
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... uctId=3213
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... uctId=2605
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... ctId=10132
Or do I need ceramic capacitors, or Elco's?
Do they all have to be the same making?
I don't even know the difference....
Can you also please provide me with the latest hex and a bigger picture?
Thank you!
100nF 100V etc.?
I can't find the maplin order numbers anymore except for the 0,1pF (=1nF?) 100V RA39N.
I would like to build this speedo corrector for my DL1000 V-Strom.
All components are available but I don't have much knownledge on circuits and components...

Will this do:
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... uctId=3219
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... ctId=10176
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... uctId=3213
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... uctId=2605
http://www.eoo-bv.nl/index.php?_a=viewP ... ctId=10132
Or do I need ceramic capacitors, or Elco's?
Do they all have to be the same making?
I don't even know the difference....

Can you also please provide me with the latest hex and a bigger picture?
Thank you!
Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
Sanscorp, the original poster of this thread has not posted on the site for over 2 years so don't hold out too much hope of him answering any questions any time soon.
I won't be of much help I struggle changing a bulb & that's about as electrickery as I get...
Try one of these as recommended above by Benny...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... D&_sacat=0
I won't be of much help I struggle changing a bulb & that's about as electrickery as I get...

Try one of these as recommended above by Benny...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... D&_sacat=0
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
that's ashame, I allready bought the parts.
Will try it with the schematic.
I guess being new means I can't PM someone?
Or has TS deleted his mailaddress / pm button?
I still hope he can be reached
Will try it with the schematic.
I guess being new means I can't PM someone?
Or has TS deleted his mailaddress / pm button?
I still hope he can be reached

Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
You need 50 posts to be able to PM.sanscorp wrote:that's ashame, I allready bought the parts.
Will try it with the schematic.
I guess being new means I can't PM someone?
Or has TS deleted his mailaddress / pm button?
I still hope he can be reached
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
thought so, won't make it that far only in this thread 
I just finished the schematic and programmed the PIC, havn't tried it yet.
Did sent TS a message trough his personal website, hope he doesn't mind..

I just finished the schematic and programmed the PIC, havn't tried it yet.
Did sent TS a message trough his personal website, hope he doesn't mind..
Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
For future interest:
I ordered the parts at eoo-bv.nl (yes it's Dutch), they are the cheapest arround and they can deliver allmost everything out of stock.
This is the PIC programmer I made, it's an ICSP (In Circuit Serial Programmer):

I have used the WinPIC software to write the PIC16F88 and this went smoothly, just a few seconds, I programmed 2 PIC's because I have ordered everything twice (in case of a major f*ckup
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You will need to have a free serial port on your PC, the standard Winpic settings are correct to use the tool.
Under "Interface" select JDM programmer as HW.
Don't change anything else.
Under "Device, Config" select your chip.
Save the code (HEX) from the site to a notepad file and change the name to "speedo.hex", load it with WinPIC and write.
I ordered the parts at eoo-bv.nl (yes it's Dutch), they are the cheapest arround and they can deliver allmost everything out of stock.
This is the PIC programmer I made, it's an ICSP (In Circuit Serial Programmer):

I have used the WinPIC software to write the PIC16F88 and this went smoothly, just a few seconds, I programmed 2 PIC's because I have ordered everything twice (in case of a major f*ckup

You will need to have a free serial port on your PC, the standard Winpic settings are correct to use the tool.
Under "Interface" select JDM programmer as HW.
Don't change anything else.
Under "Device, Config" select your chip.
Save the code (HEX) from the site to a notepad file and change the name to "speedo.hex", load it with WinPIC and write.
Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
Is someone willing to send me the e-mail address of Phil?
Or send him a PM?
I'm stuck... Can't read/edit C+.
I have power, I also believe the 16F88 is doing SOMETHING..
The LED only get's a few mV and I dob't have a scope to bench check the output.
Will post feedback offcourse!
You can reach me at as(dotlahaye@gmail.com
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Or send him a PM?
I'm stuck... Can't read/edit C+.
I have power, I also believe the 16F88 is doing SOMETHING..
The LED only get's a few mV and I dob't have a scope to bench check the output.
Will post feedback offcourse!
You can reach me at as(dotlahaye@gmail.com
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Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
I re-compiled the HEX with MPLAB IDE and ended up with exactly the same HEX as provided here.
So that's not the problem..
It must be either in the HW or in the SW that it doesn't work.
At least I can modify and convert to HEX now, again something learned
So that's not the problem..
It must be either in the HW or in the SW that it doesn't work.
At least I can modify and convert to HEX now, again something learned

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Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
It's all gibberish to me but sounds like your having fun and learning too
keep us posted on your progress

Re: DIY Speedo Healer (electronics knowledge required)
I'm impressed, some of these terms mean nothing to me so your'e clearly an expert already...
Once you've got it working, put me down for one
As long as it's less than a SpeedoHealer (tm)
Once you've got it working, put me down for one

As long as it's less than a SpeedoHealer (tm)
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.