V1 ESP on Arduino Mega is functional and allows all v1 mods

I have been discussing my project in another thread. However if you are anxious to start playing with ESP, you only need an Arduino Mega (not the Uno, but you can use the «android ADK» version which I would recommend because I will probably do something interesting with it).

You can get these at some Radio Shack stores. Search Result You can also get the modular phone cord and wire and anything else you might need.

Arduino info is at Arduino – HomePage

At http://github.com/tz1/bluev I have the instructions in the ArduMega.HOWTO.txt file, and it uses bluev.ino, bluevirq.c and bluevmega.c which need to be put int a folder called «bluev» in your Arduino sketchbook. Then just compile and upload.

The wiring is fairly simple, though the DATA line will need to go to two pins. You just need a ground, but you can use vehicle power.

The program prints a menu and lets you alter most things.

It is GPLv3 if you want to use the source.

I don’t have menu items to alter the Savvy yet.

Here is an example using the serial monitor:

V1MegaTool
A-alerts, I-infoscan, D-DefaultSweep, S-SetSweeps. T-transparent, U-userbytes V-ViewDisplay
#-FactDefault 1-DispOff 2-DispOn 3-MuteOn 4-Muteoff 5-AllBogeys 6-Logic 7-Advanced-Logic
=====INFOSCAN=====
V1 Version: V3.8930
V1 SerialNo: 24[redacted]
BattVolt: 13.15
UserSet: (default) 12_45_78AbCdE_GHJuU_L
UserSet: (changed) __3__6_______F_____t____
SweepSections:
+1/2 34774 – 36072
+2/2 33383 -:34770
MaxSweepIndex: 5 (+1 for number of definitions)
SweepDefinitions:
+1/6 Low:33900 High:34106
+2/6 Low:34180 High:34475
+3/6 Low:34563 High:34652
+4/6 Low:35467 High:35526
+5/6 Low: 0 High: 0
+6/6 Low: 0 High: 0
CD Version: C2.1300
RA Version: R2.1300
SV Version: S0.0099
SV SerialNo: S9[redacted].
SavvyStat: ThreshKPH:56 (unmu ena: throvrd):2
SavvyVehSpd: 0 kph
=====END INFOSCAN=====
A-alerts, I-infoscan, D-DefaultSweep, S-SetSweeps. T-transparent, U-userbytes V-ViewDisplay
#-FactDefault 1-DispOff 2-DispOn 3-MuteOn 4-Muteoff 5-AllBogeys 6-Logic 7-Advanced-Logic

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