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So, I experienced the following and I still have to confirm this correctly, but from what I could tell it seems app-disable-output will block the ADC code and cause the motor to continue running at the last throttle value.
If the ADC app is disabled it will not run any set-current, set-rpm etc functions and therefore it stays at this value (and I am not sure if there is any timeout applied, I do not think so...)
It also does not help to override the values to zero first, like this:
(if (or (= off 1) (= lock 1))
(if (not (app-is-output-disabled)) ; Disable output when scooter is turned off
{
(app-adc-override 00)
(app-adc-override 10)
(app-disable-output -1)
}
)
(if (app-is-output-disabled) ; Enable output when scooter is turned on
(app-disable-output 0)
)
)
What I have not tried yet is setting the current-rel to 0 myself, before disabling the app.
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(app-disable-output) will stop the app from sending further motor commands, but if the motor is already running it will keep running. You can use set-current 0 afterwards to stop the motor if you do not want it to keep running. Maybe it is better to update app-disable-output so that the motor is released after using it.
Yes that would make sense. I also think that below the app_is_output_disabled, it does the same with timeout_has_timeout, so it might keep running there as well?
This issue was discussed in vedderb/bldc#655
> If the ADC app is disabled it will not run any set-current, set-rpm etc functions and therefore it stays at this value (and I am not sure if there is any timeout applied, I do not think so...)
So, I experienced the following and I still have to confirm this correctly, but from what I could tell it seems
app-disable-output
will block the ADC code and cause the motor to continue running at the last throttle value.https://github.com/vedderb/bldc/blob/4e0288d37f203b58acacd735df81ce397319102f/applications/app_adc.c#L319C1-L323C4
If the ADC app is disabled it will not run any set-current, set-rpm etc functions and therefore it stays at this value (and I am not sure if there is any timeout applied, I do not think so...)
It also does not help to override the values to zero first, like this:
What I have not tried yet is setting the current-rel to 0 myself, before disabling the app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: