brake inhibit input

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Wed, 2021-01-20 23:35

kylerlaird

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brake inhibit input

I'm curious if there's a quick way to inhibit braking with an external pulse. I'm using a pedal torque sensor to drive ADC1 in current+braking mode on a bike. If pedaling becomes too easy, braking kicks in. I want to use the cadence output (which is 36 pulses/rev., currently on ADC2) to inhibit braking so that if there's forward pedal movement, even if torque/current goes to zero there will be no braking.

I've been thinking of analog ways to achieve this but I'd much rather keep it clean. I realize I'm probably going to end up changing the firmware but I don't want to miss a clever option. (It looks like it could take quite awhile to work through installing firmware.)

Mon, 2021-01-25 06:35

district9prawn

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So does your setup brake when you stop pushing on the torque sensor?

I think you only need to add a few lines to check the pas status in the else statement here where the brakes are being applied.

		case ADC_CTRL_TYPE_CURRENT_REV_BUTTON_BRAKE_ADC:
			current_mode = true;
			if (pwr >= 0.0) {
				// if pedal assist (PAS) thread is running, use the highest current command
				if (app_pas_is_running()) {
					pwr = utils_max_abs(pwr, app_pas_get_current_target_rel());
				}
				current_rel = pwr;
			} else {
				current_rel = fabsf(pwr);
				current_mode_brake = true;
			}

Tue, 2021-03-02 09:26

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YES. You are brilliant. Thank you.

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