Difference between revisions of "Race technology logger"
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Latest revision as of 00:29, 8 December 2011
This page is a starting page for my notes on the race technology logger project. It contains notes on the race technology data format and on the TC65 java application that listens to log information on a serial port and periodically sends this data through an ftp-link to a central server.
Race Technology log format
Documentation for the format of the logfile and the logs on the serial port can be found on this page.
Designation of analogue channels
Some channels are 'misused' to log other variables than the ones documented on the Race Technology website. These are:
| Type-V | ||
|---|---|---|
| channel | subchannel | value |
| 72 | 02 | kilometrage |
| 72 | 03 | charge current |
| Type-F | ||
| channel | subchannel | value |
| 74 | 27 | state of charge |
| 95 | 04 | speed |
| common | ||
| channel | subchannel | value |
| 27 | 00 | voltage ("boordspanning") |
Java application
The java application has its own page.