(LSW 1570 Lishui).
I don’t know if it works. How can test it?
I have a scooter decommissioned by the rental company and I don’t know the problem. I can’t test with its hardware because the link whit the rent company no longer works.
I think the dashboard communicates with the controller via CAN bus, but I have no idea about the connections (standard?) or the protocol. What hardware can I use to test it?
Thanks
To reverse engineer this thing you should consider some of the following:
take it apart and keep careful record of what pieces go where. Put screws back in their holes after unscrewing things, and take lots of photos!
Get some good photos of the electronic parts where you can see the chips used
Make a diagram of the different modules and how they connect up
Identify which connections are for power and what voltages they are intended for
When you power it up, which parts get power? Does it look like it is working electrically and you have a software issue, or is it an electrical problem?
an oscilloscope with analysis functions will help you decode protocols like CAN and I2C
Feel free to post more details here, and maybe people can help, but at the moment i don’t think we have enough information what is not working to be helpful.
Thanks, Runger,
The controller I posted is filled with a soft resin (silicone), and I can’t currently find the schematic or the components used. Since I saw a Fluctuator post with an image of a similar controller, I assumed it was a common type. Before I commit any further damage, I wanted to see if there was a way to test its functionality by accessing the bus.
Thanks and bye, Roberto
