Hello everyone so I'm starting a project but I'm a beginner so I don't know a lot about Arduino so I really have been wanted to control a car instrument panel with an Arduino Uno and play simulators with it but my cluster is from an Audi a4 B5 Avant 2.5TDI without the LCD screen I got confused because the left and right turn signals are on different pins and no one has done a tutorial about this instrument panel so could someone help me how to connect everything and maybe even help me with what programs do I need and what code do i use I know I'm asking a lot but I don't know a lot but I really want to
p.s I don't know if I'm writing on the right section of the forums so please don't be mad if I'm in the wrong spot
Some punctuation goes a long way to make text readable. It's also essential to learn to use punctuation if you're planning to do any programming.
Other than that, it sounds more like a specific Audi issue, rather than an Arduino issue. You have to go and figure out what the different pins of your control panel are for and what exact signals they produce, then we can give suggestions on how to connect that to your Arduino.
You’ll probably find that the gauges are controlled by stepper motors , but the dash may have electronics built in - see if that is the case first , as it’s a big obsticle.
Then it’s a question of tracing connections .
I'm starting a project but I'm a beginner so I don't know a lot about Arduino.
I really have been wanted to control a car instrument panel with an Arduino Uno and play simulators with it.
But my cluster is from an Audi a4 B5 Avant 2.5TDI without the LCD screen.
I got confused because the left and right turn signals are on different pins.
No one has done a tutorial about this instrument panel.
Could someone help?
How to connect everything.
Maybe even help me with what programs do I need and what code do i use.
I know I'm asking a lot but I don't know a lot but I really want to.
p.s I don't know if I'm writing on the right section of the forums so please don't be mad if I'm in the wrong spot
Sorry had to spread it a little to read it.
What is the problem with the left and right turn signals being on different pins, it logical that they are a they are different devices.
