Greetings to all friends. I am working on a project to create a speedometer test tool to be able to work on the workbench. So far I have succeeded in making a simulation for the Yamaha speedometer which can move the rpm bar and move the speed. You need to know that for the Yamaha speedometer type to be able to control the speedometer, it is all done by the ecu / ecm on the motorbike. Through a single cable for data. For now I am working on the rest is someone who can help for honda.suzuki.and.kawasaki how the ECU / ecm communicates with the speedometer.
Greetings to all friends. I am working on a project to create a speedometer test tool to be able to work on the workbench. So far I have succeeded in making a simulation for the Yamaha speedometer which can move the rpm bar and move the speed. You need to know that for the Yamaha speedometer type to be able to control the speedometer, it is all done by the ecu / ecm on the motorbike. Through a single cable for data. For now I am working on the rest. Is [there] someone who can help for honda, suzuki, and kawasaki how the ECU / ecm communicates with the speedometer.
I have deleted your other post on the same subject. It even had the same wrong use of code tags !
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help with what?
do you have some code that works? can you post it?
what is the ecu/ecm? what is the interface?
is it different for different bike manufacturers?