noisymime wrote:I haven't had a chance to really look at this properly, but I just pushed up a small change to github that might make some difference here. You'll just need to recompile and reload it to try it out. No need to reload the ini file.
It has a good chance of not making a difference, but its worth trying until I can sit down and look at this properly (Which might not be for 1-2 days).
Great, i'll try it out tomorrow and get back with the results.
Also to answer the question about what components i changed.
R9 (1k), R11 (1k) and R13 (220r) are all changed to 10K resistors.
R8, R14, R10 and R12 are omitted since i don't think they're really needed.
My circuit is based upon this one:
This circuit is supposedly the same as the one you can find in the Microsquirt, MSPnP and also the MS3 Pro. With the difference right now being that i kept the resistors in-line with the signal from the MAX to the CPU, and no caps on the individual VR-in circuits for the simple reason that the board had no place for them. But as i said, i probably will alter it to its original design when i recieve my own board, which is through-hole design and the board is 99.5mm wide to be able to slide it into the case of a megasquirt to also have the possibility to run a proper VR conditioner in that department without any real SMD soldering troubles. On my part, SMD is not really a problem since i have a reflow oven, but i thought maybe some people would fin it appealing to build it themselves. In that case i can just reflow the MAX onto the board, and then people can install the rest by themselves. And it is also made with the philosophy of being easily altered to test different things with the MAX9926.