I connected the STLink and uploaded a file and the extra n was gone. I can't remember which one I uploaded whether it was from releases or not as I have so many of them they are all kind of mixed up. I went to my desktop and uploaded a file via UART that had previously been giving the extra n to see ...

You're right, it is an ESP8266.

As for the python updater, is there any documentation on how to do that? I can figure out the wiring but is the updater something I can do in terminal?

I put it on the bench and it would let me upload again. I tried several times, but the .bin would only give me the loading bar if it was named stm32_vcu.bin.I also cloned Damien's repository and compiled it and the letter persists. But I again tried downloading from stm32_vcu/releases and the letter ...

Well looks like it's having some other issues at the moment. I can upload the .bin but it does not give me a loading bar. My thought is maybe the battery voltage is too low? It's in the car and the battery may need to be charged. I will take it out of the car and put it on the bench for the stlink ...

I think tomorrow I will try with the stlink as I do have one lying around somewhere..

Although, now that you mention it I had always been uploading Stm32_vcu.bin when I compiled myself, but when I used damien's version, I already had one downloaded so it was uploading as 'Stm32_vcu(1).bin'. I will ...

I have written some code on an Arduino to control can signals to my dash, and I thought I would try contributing to Stm32-vcu.
I forked the project, and after an hour or two I downloaded and compiled the codebase and did a UART Update to the zombieverter.

My goal for the night was to get some new ...

I found the answer, as well as another problem that was stopping me. Turns out that my CAN2 wires correspond to CAN1 on the web interface for some odd reason. When I changed them to the "wrong" value, I was able to initialize my shunt and it began showing values immediately. I used ISA_INIT = ON to ...

I found the answer! I have been using CAN2 for my inverter. For some odd reason, the pinouts that were on the wiki did not correspond to the the CAN1 and CAN2 on the web interface. It wasn't until I selected CAN1 for the inverter that it began working again!

I got mine from ev create. I think that was the one that damien recommended in his videos
https://www.evcreate.com/shop/charging/ ... ge-sensor/

I am in the same boat. I can't seem to initialize the shunt

I also have my parameters file if that would be at all helpful.

Hello friends,

I have been working towards a first spin up test, and I have been stymied by INVudc suddenly reading zero.
The inverter I am using is from a 2013 Nissan Leaf, I believe that is a Gen 1.
This was a parameter that had been working since my first boot up of the Zombieverter, but it ...

I looked at your CAN log. A lot of this is unimportant switch positions etc or comes from the LIM. C0h is the alive signal from the gateway, 3ACh and 3BEh keeps kl30 and kl15 alive. The most interesting is 388h, it reflects the vehicle series and the country code. And the VIN with 380h is also ...