11-08-19, 03:08 PM
Yeah Arduino forums is where i'd start.
When designing the software, I've kept other bikes fully in mind so that it wouldn't require a total redesign. The display configuration would just need tweaking to account for the different RPM range, but everything else would stay the same on the display side. The main bit of work would be the bike interface hardware, whilst the electronics would stay largely the same it would need some changes to account for the different pinouts different bikes use for the clocks. The code thats interpreting the PWM pulses might also need tweaking as I'd imagine not all Speed sensors are made all the same, the same would be true for RPM. The coolant sensor may also have a different B-value and range so maybe some tweaking there. Depending on if the bike has a float in the fuel tank or just a low fuel switch some tweaking may be needed there. Different fuel floats may also operate at a different resistance range.
Overall not a complete redesign but a bit of work.
When designing the software, I've kept other bikes fully in mind so that it wouldn't require a total redesign. The display configuration would just need tweaking to account for the different RPM range, but everything else would stay the same on the display side. The main bit of work would be the bike interface hardware, whilst the electronics would stay largely the same it would need some changes to account for the different pinouts different bikes use for the clocks. The code thats interpreting the PWM pulses might also need tweaking as I'd imagine not all Speed sensors are made all the same, the same would be true for RPM. The coolant sensor may also have a different B-value and range so maybe some tweaking there. Depending on if the bike has a float in the fuel tank or just a low fuel switch some tweaking may be needed there. Different fuel floats may also operate at a different resistance range.
Overall not a complete redesign but a bit of work.