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  • #25104

    yoh-there
    Participant

    New release today. From the release document:

    Most prominent change is the driving screen now showing braking torque, with the bar extending to the left, and an aiming point for maximal motor based braking. This is more of a feed-forward instead of the old feed back system with the red Friction Braking (avoid) bar now for you to peruse.

    And of course there were a couple of strange bugs and spelling errors that we fixed.

    Hope you like the new driving screen.

    #25416

    yoh-there
    Participant

    A new version of CanZE will be released very shortly, probably today. I think that if you like to drive very economically, you will like this update a lot.

    Link to the “teaser”: http://canze.fisch.lu/teaser-for-version-1-09/

    #25417

    Mo
    Participant

    Great work, look forward to trying this out, even better since I got a Tablet that shows so much more than my phone did.
    Your work on the app is much appreciated. 🙂

    #25419

    yoh-there
    Participant

    Thank you @mo. The heads up is truly appreciated.

    #25432

    Trevor Larkum
    Keymaster

    We’re thinking of getting a second EV, perhaps a Leaf – yoh-there, if I bought the necessary OBD2 hardware could I move it between both vehicles as required, or is it ZOE specific? I appreciate the software is ZOE only.

    #25437

    takerhandy
    Participant

    Trevor – I would have guessed that since CanZE came from LeafSPY that there are similarities. I’m hoping to test my CanZE approved dongle on my Dad’s Leaf soon (maybe tonight) so I’ll let you all know. OBD2 port is under the steering wheel and behind a panel on the Leaf so a bit more awkward.

    #25440

    yoh-there
    Participant

    @Trevor: if it’s a Konnwei or a Maxiscan, it will work (it is the dongle the LeafSpy developers endorse, en we have simply echoed their (good) advice. If it is something else, you are basically on your own but it will probably work as I don’t think they have to use different commands than we do.

    @takerhandy: there is no link between LeafSpy and CanZE, other than:
    – that we admire his/their development work;
    – share above advice about the dongles.

    CanZE is open source, LeafSpy is not (which is totally fine, of course!)

    #25444

    yoh-there
    Participant

    Oh dear. Automated crap generator tries to be funny and is probably escaping the spam filter. Hmmmmm, no “suggest deletion” option. I hope this thread (or forum) isn’t derailed by this sort of vandalism.

    #25445

    Mo
    Participant

    Sure @Trevor will delete spam and spammer account soon 🙂

    #25446

    takerhandy
    Participant

    Yep, Robertsa amd MerrillBlaw are spammers…
    youh-there, Trevor – sorry for the confusion about where CanZE comes from. I did try the Konnwei on my Dad’s Leaf with LeafSpy Lite last night – it works great. I can also confirm that CanZE is FAR better than this free version of LeafSpy! Just basic cell voltage information, as well as State of Charge, or battery health (102% on his car). The panel I referred to earlier comes off (and goes back in) easily with the help of a flat head screwdriver.

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