Arduino Gauge System | Prototype Update 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Here's an update on where I'm at with designing and implementing an Arduino based automotive sensor gauge pod. It is completely stand alone and is designed to work for pre-OBD2 vehicles like my old 92 dodge and it reads typical analog sensors to output useful information in a condensed fashion. The arduino allows me to code things such as high and low alerts which is useful for idiot light type gauges. Cheers and stay tuned for more!
Tyler,
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Nice work Tyler! Good to see you back on the Arduino project again 👍
Thanks!
I hope you continue this project
Nice! Been waiting for this... My project has stalled a bit... Looking forward to getting it going also again! I keep pumping your channel out for this project. Looking forward to seeing the evolution.
Looking forward to seeing your project progress as well! Some of these things just take time to accomplish!
@@OvensGarage I also got to the point where it seems designing a specific board is ideal. Lol... Not sure I'm ready for that learning curve yet!!
@@Gfunkbus76 Honestly, for the price of having some printed and shipped, after learning the basics of KiCad, schematic design, and PCB layout, I'd almost prefer to go this way for anything more complicated for circuit design. Having them printed for so cheap makes it easy and rapid to prototype and keeps things organized.
This is EXCELLENT!!!! I'm transplanting a 5.9 12 valve into an old 1985 Honey RV. I want to create a digital dash. I could buy a OneGauge hub, but I'm toying with the idea of replicating their system myself. Their system is Arduino based. SUBSCRIBED!!!!!!
Great information!! Thank you, I have a 85 dodge W250 and this is prefect.
Glad it helped.
Subscribed, the mechanic and the electronics nerd in me loves this!
Thank you! Need to get back on this project at some point again..
This whole system is pretty amazing Tyler. I appreciate the hell out of your careful explanation, and thank you for your time on this. I haven't seen anyone doing work this comprehensive in the vintage automotive community. I really hope you keep pushing with this, I think it has massive potential and frankly I'm surprised this video doesn't have more attention. I'd recommend Shapeways to print your gauge cluster (and any other casings/brackets). It may be a bit of a premium, but the scale/definition/lack of fuss has been unbeatable so far. I ditched my Prusa and never looked back. Their metal materials are pretty amazing as well. Very much tuned in!
Thanks for tuning in. I'm glad you appreciate my efforts thus far. Right now this project is once again on the back burner since I just bought another truck... HAHA. This project isn't too far from completion though. Just need to design a 3d printed enclosure and then do some final testing with my weather sensor. I didn't know they could do 3d metal printing. That's cool. No different than outsourcing pcb creation. Let the experts do it! Thanks for the idea. Cheers.
awesome! found this video as i was looking for just an Air Fuel Ratio display from Arduino and oled but man you have killed it ! hope you keep it going.
Thanks! Yeah once I get a bit more time I need to pick this project back up for an update. Still haven't installed it on the truck yet.
@@OvensGarage i might bug ya every week! lol funny how such a simple looking thing and no one has done it in the last few years, the AFR gauges that connect directly to an O2 are 7-12 years old I figured there would be more out there, but I guess you are just in that elite field of people that can make this happen.. i myself have no idea how to code. and the sad part is this is for a Diesel so i dought you will be doing the Air Fuel Ratio sensor.. sucks.. or is that in the works ?
@@WayneRigley my truck doesn't need air fuel ratio to run the engine is all mechanical including the injection pump so there is no need for air fuel ratio!
@@OvensGarage figured considering your diesel! any thoughts on how to do it ?
Cool project 👍 keep it going!
That's the plan!
Banks would be proud. Nice work.
Much appreciated!
Really cool stuff!
Thank you!
Hi like your project ❤how you walk through everything. i know it was fone a while ago , but am trying to do something similar making a custom board so i have a question for you:
For the 3x pressure sensors the circuit doesn't need a voltage divider to work correct? But the temperature sensor needs a pull-up on the circuit is that what those resistors are for on the custom board? See schematics is a bit blurry so cant see very well what going on .
Please if you can help me out
Cool project. I been waiting for the Arduino community to do interesting projects like this for awhile. Seems far and few between people doing this sort of thing.
It takes a bit of patience to learn, but hopefully this can benefit the community and save people some money at the same time! Thanks for watching.
Can you give us the part number for the coolant temp sensor? Awesome work here.
nice build.
Have you tried it in a car?
Working on a similar project but the goal is to get it to play with the torque app
Hey great work on this. I'm starting a project for my Subaru. Question: did you use the board to supply all the sensors with 5v or use some other supply?
I noticed you are using the Mega and the SSD1351 screens (assuming its the same screen from your smiley video). How did you go producing images from the mega with that screen. Ive been unsuccessful with the mega.
Im heading down the same path as you with the analog sensors for my diesel.
Hey, gr8 work, have you considered doing a tutorial on preparing the code in arduino for how to get the value readout to change colour based on the range you want...i'm just getting into experimenting with arduino, i absolutely am blow away by being able to read more than 1 sensor at a time...now seeing colour display....please ...please do a tutorial
This is great! I'm doing something similar with my classic car which I've fuel injected using parts off a newer car. How will you keep the Arduino voltage dividers from interacting with the vehicles ECU? or will these sensors be separate from what is already on the vehicle?
Thanks. The plan is to run all these sensors as a stand alone system separate from the vehicles ECU. I'll just tee into the sensor locations or use different ports available on the engine itself.
my man
I’m working on the same thing for my ‘86 Toyota, but I’m going to need a tach too. I’ve got a 128x128 display, but it seems pretty slow to update. Trying to work through that before I tackle the tach.
Yeah I noticed the first library that I was using (I think it was Adafruit) was VERY slow to refresh compared to FTOLED that I'm using now. Still somewhat slow with 4 screens but manageable now.
Find this very interesting, im looking for a way to use these parameters to control the VGT veins using a servo
Hopefully it helps your project!
Hey man great video. I am doing a similar project but having more trouble working with the OLEDs. More than likely so conflicting code I have. It would help if I could get a look at your sketch. Is that possible?
I didn't release the code for this project but I released the code for the individual videos I have, if you want to take a look at those videos. It's pretty much just a compilation of those codes. Hope that helps!
Hey! Great video, working on the same project for my Patrol, could you tell me please where did you ordered your shields? ( i understood that you've designed them by yourself, but who actually print them ) ?
I made them and had them printed using JLCPCB
Can you provide a bit more info about the sensors and resistors you used? Maybe a code for temp and pressure adjustments?
I have individual videos for each sensor and provided code for each of them in the respective video descriptions. I didn't provide the compiled code from this project as I haven't finished. Thanks.
have you thought about using nextion screens to animate the data with some nice looking gauges?
My plan is to use the OLEDs in a 52mm gauge pod. I want them to fit within one of those standard size housings
@@OvensGarage are you going to use round screens from smart watches?
@@infinitepurelive no my plan is to use these oleds
how does the arduino do with temperature and vibration? I have seen them shut off and become bricked if interior temps are too hot... Would this mean that you wouldn't have gauges till the cab cools down?
The processor temps are rated for -40C - 85C, so I don't think it would be an issue. They aren't designed for automotive use so take that with a grain of salt I guess. I think it will work though, I've had one temporarily mounted in the truck a few weeks now and it's been working just fine.
@@OvensGarage yea also display etc... I think you can do some mods to make it more robust like conformal coating the PCB's
A pressure sensor in your seat to see how powerful your farts are. (Boost gauge is dead)
Good vids keep it up
How could I forget that one. Would probably need a 1000psi sensor for that.
Id like to play with the code and try to adapt it to a John Deere tractor i have
How about adding exhaust back pressure sensor?
Yeah could add that just another pressure sensor. Easy.
Why don't you display analog guages on the display
I just use an uno for every gauge, it's pretty small form factor and easier to program
Yep that will work too
Are you open to sharing the code? I'm working on an arduino project of my own and this would be quite helpful.
The code for each sensor is in my other videos, I don't have the compiled code for this anymore.
@OvensGarage no worries. I made some progress of my own. I suck at C++, but I'm getting it.
What not through can bus?
This was for a project on a vehicle that did not have can bus.
Clustrino
What's the status of this now?
It's sitting on the shelf still. I've been too busy with other things..but it was definitely a fun project to keep me busy and share with others what I discovered. I won't be pursuing it anymore.
that's too bad. I'm planning on something similar with a ESP32 with touch screen. My first Arduino like project on a gas car.@@OvensGarage
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Do you have a Instagram I could ask you questions about this system
Yes ovens garage