Single cylinder Hydroxy Ran Gen-set Conversion Stanley Meyer Stile

~Russ

RE: Single cylinder Hydroxy Ran Gen-set Conversion Stanley Meyer Stile
« Reply #50, on May 21st, 2012, 11:30 PM »
Quote from FloatyBoaty on May 21st, 2012, 04:27 PM
code update

0.1

Read the README.txt in the folder
where and what pins do we need to connect the pots and other stuff? (schematic of any sort?)

also, here is a basic schematic of the 555 timer i was saying we could use for testing the input frequency.

please see (555/556 Astable)

on this page:

http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/555timer.htm

this way you can test this code

looks like a 500 - 5000 range for frequency...

ill need to see what the engine rpm is on the gen set i'm using...

 any how. ill gather that other stuff up also...

thanks!!!

~Russ


FloatyBoaty

RE: Single cylinder Hydroxy Ran Gen-set Conversion Stanley Meyer Stile
« Reply #51, on May 22nd, 2012, 12:18 AM »
Quote from ~Russ/Rwg42985 on May 21st, 2012, 11:30 PM
Quote from FloatyBoaty on May 21st, 2012, 04:27 PM
code update

0.1

Read the README.txt in the folder
where and what pins do we need to connect the pots and other stuff? (schematic of any sort?)

also, here is a basic schematic of the 555 timer i was saying we could use for testing the input frequency.

please see (555/556 Astable)

on this page:

http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/555timer.htm

this way you can test this code

looks like a 500 - 5000 range for frequency...

ill need to see what the engine rpm is on the gen set i'm using...

 any how. ill gather that other stuff up also...

thanks!!!

~Russ
First, this is really cool:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALFYm_6IlX8

Second, the code is setup to be easily configurable.  Take a quick look at the "config.h" file:
Quote
/*
 * Jonathan Frisch
 * Basic Engine Control System
 *
 * Config.h
 *
 * This file sets the configuration for the
 * compiled code.
 *
 * Note the output from the initializer for
 * port 'A0'.  This is the value to begin
 * using for analog ports on Arduino.
 * A0 = 54 on a Mega 2560.
 *
 * Times are in microseconds.
 */

/* This section defines various
 * aspects of the ECS that are present
 * in all compiles.
 * Adding ".0" to the end makes it a
 * float - very handy.
 * SPARK_TIME_MIN will be used if no
 * SPARK_TIME_POT present.
 */
#define SPARK_TIME_MIN 500.0
#define SPARK_TIME_MAX 50000.0
#define SPARK_VAR_ANG 60.0
#define TICKS_PER_REV 1.0
#define DEG_PER_RPM_TICK 360.0
#define RPM_FINE_TUNE 600000.0
#define SERIAL_SPEED 19200
#define ANALOG_MAX 1023
#define PWM_MAX 255
#define LONG_MAX 4294967295

/* This section contains the necessary
 * inputs and outputs.
 * To adjust the pin placement,
 * change the number for the
 * corresponding #define.
 */
#define SPARK 1
#define POS_REF 2
#define RPM 3
#define SPARK_ANG_POT 54
#define SET_BUTTON 4

/* This section turns on and off
 * various functions and sencors.
 * Simply comment it out to remove it
 * using "//" at the beginning of the
 * line.
 */
#define SPARK_TIME_POT 55
#define SPARK_ANG_MIN_POT 56
#define SPARK_ANG_MAX_POT 57
The first set of defines are for customizing for a given setup - leave those alone unless you are certain something should be changed.

The second set of defines are mandatory inputs.  1, 2, 3 and 4 correspond to digital inputs, and 54 is A0 on the Mega 2560.  Adjust these numbers if you use a different board or input configuration.

SPARK is the output trigger that activates the spark.  Run the sensor off the engine spark timing to both RPM and POS_REF (they are separate for advanced setups).

SPARK_ANG_POT adjusts the angle of the spark using a pot or similar.  The spark angle will always be at or after the engine spark angle.

SET_BUTTON is used only once - when it is first cranked.  The steps are simple - turn on Arduino, pull cord till the beginning of compression stroke, push set button, and then crank.  It is there so there won't be sparks during intake.

The last set of defines are optional.  If you don't use them, comment them out with a "//" at the beginning of the line(s).  SPARK_TIME_POT is for adjusting length of spark using a pot or similar.  SPARK_ANG_MIN_POT is for adjusting minimum adjustment angle of spark using a pot or similar - for fine tuning.  SPARK_ANG_MAX_POT is for adjusting maximum adjustment angle of spark using a pot or similar - for fine tuning.

One catch I ran into is the length of time a spark lasts so I had to guess.  I hope it's accurate.

~Russ

RE: Single cylinder Hydroxy Ran Gen-set Conversion Stanley Meyer Stile
« Reply #52, on May 22nd, 2012, 01:42 AM »
Quote from FloatyBoaty on May 22nd, 2012, 12:18 AM
Quote from ~Russ/Rwg42985 on May 21st, 2012, 11:30 PM
Quote from FloatyBoaty on May 21st, 2012, 04:27 PM
code update

0.1

Read the README.txt in the folder
where and what pins do we need to connect the pots and other stuff? (schematic of any sort?)

also, here is a basic schematic of the 555 timer i was saying we could use for testing the input frequency.

please see (555/556 Astable)

on this page:

http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/555timer.htm

this way you can test this code

looks like a 500 - 5000 range for frequency...

ill need to see what the engine rpm is on the gen set i'm using...

 any how. ill gather that other stuff up also...

thanks!!!

~Russ
First, this is really cool:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALFYm_6IlX8

Second, the code is setup to be easily configurable.  Take a quick look at the "config.h" file:
Quote
/*
 * Jonathan Frisch
 * Basic Engine Control System
 *
 * Config.h
 *
 * This file sets the configuration for the
 * compiled code.
 *
 * Note the output from the initializer for
 * port 'A0'.  This is the value to begin
 * using for analog ports on Arduino.
 * A0 = 54 on a Mega 2560.
 *
 * Times are in microseconds.
 */

/* This section defines various
 * aspects of the ECS that are present
 * in all compiles.
 * Adding ".0" to the end makes it a
 * float - very handy.
 * SPARK_TIME_MIN will be used if no
 * SPARK_TIME_POT present.
 */
#define SPARK_TIME_MIN 500.0
#define SPARK_TIME_MAX 50000.0
#define SPARK_VAR_ANG 60.0
#define TICKS_PER_REV 1.0
#define DEG_PER_RPM_TICK 360.0
#define RPM_FINE_TUNE 600000.0
#define SERIAL_SPEED 19200
#define ANALOG_MAX 1023
#define PWM_MAX 255
#define LONG_MAX 4294967295

/* This section contains the necessary
 * inputs and outputs.
 * To adjust the pin placement,
 * change the number for the
 * corresponding #define.
 */
#define SPARK 1
#define POS_REF 2
#define RPM 3
#define SPARK_ANG_POT 54
#define SET_BUTTON 4

/* This section turns on and off
 * various functions and sencors.
 * Simply comment it out to remove it
 * using "//" at the beginning of the
 * line.
 */
#define SPARK_TIME_POT 55
#define SPARK_ANG_MIN_POT 56
#define SPARK_ANG_MAX_POT 57
The first set of defines are for customizing for a given setup - leave those alone unless you are certain something should be changed.

The second set of defines are mandatory inputs.  1, 2, 3 and 4 correspond to digital inputs, and 54 is A0 on the Mega 2560.  Adjust these numbers if you use a different board or input configuration.

SPARK is the output trigger that activates the spark.  Run the sensor off the engine spark timing to both RPM and POS_REF (they are separate for advanced setups).

SPARK_ANG_POT adjusts the angle of the spark using a pot or similar.  The spark angle will always be at or after the engine spark angle.

SET_BUTTON is used only once - when it is first cranked.  The steps are simple - turn on Arduino, pull cord till the beginning of compression stroke, push set button, and then crank.  It is there so there won't be sparks during intake.

The last set of defines are optional.  If you don't use them, comment them out with a "//" at the beginning of the line(s).  SPARK_TIME_POT is for adjusting length of spark using a pot or similar.  SPARK_ANG_MIN_POT is for adjusting minimum adjustment angle of spark using a pot or similar - for fine tuning.  SPARK_ANG_MAX_POT is for adjusting maximum adjustment angle of spark using a pot or similar - for fine tuning.

One catch I ran into is the length of time a spark lasts so I had to guess.  I hope it's accurate.
ok, we can work through it. it seems to make sense!  i will need to get the ardino and other stuff... we can do some testing.

nice idea on the wast spark! should be good! :)

~Russ

radioactive73

RE: Single cylinder Hydroxy Ran Gen-set Conversion Stanley Meyer Stile
« Reply #53, on July 20th, 2013, 09:30 PM »
Les Banki has a series of circuits for running a genset on Hydroxy, maybe they can help? You can download them from the watercarTWO yahoo group in the files section at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/watercarTWO/

You can also order his circuits from PCBcart.com, I've attached the panel with the schematics of the circuits included in the order. They include, auto-rpm, battery charger, current limiter, auto-start, pressure regulator, timer and power supply, etc. Full descriptions are available from the same group.

securesupplies

RE: Single cylinder Hydroxy Ran Gen-set Conversion Stanley Meyer Stile
« Reply #54, on July 21st, 2013, 01:57 AM »Last edited on July 5th, 2020, 07:13 AM
ecu knowledge and high low injector impedence knowledge

for mini engines are cars available
for those looking for fast solution 

read  here.
https://www.hot-rod-usa.com/copy-of-h2-training-guide

I am looking for support on testing these and experimenting with low and high impedance injectors

Share to lpg and hot rodder community
 
Remember Stan Said " The engineering design applies One System to fit all systems regardless of size."

WE are close!!!!!

Dan