30 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
30 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
# Frankenso Hall Input
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## Typical Hall
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For example, Mazda distributor sensors.
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![Frankenso setup for Mazda Hall sensor](Images/frankenso_set_for_Mazda_Hall.jpg)
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![Frankenso Trigger Pins](Images/Frankenso_trigger_pins.png)
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See [Frankenso Default Pinout](Hardware-Frankenso#default-pinout)
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Use Trigger #1 N for first sensor signal & Trigger #2 N for second trigger with 1K pull-up configuration
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Leave Trigger #1 P & Trigger #2 P wires disconnected
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## Bench testing Mazda Hall
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Test 1.1: Expected resistance between +5v wire and Trigger #1 N wire: 1K (See [Frankenso Default Pinout](Hardware-Frankenso#default-pinout))
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Test 1.2: Expected resistance between +5v wire and Trigger #2 N wire: 1K
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Test 1.3: ground/unground Trigger #1 N wire, should see event counter in `triggerinfo` go up
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Test 1.4: ground/unground Trigger #2 N wire, should see event counter in `triggerinfo` go up
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Goto board info: [Frankenso VR Input](Hardware-Frankenso#vr-input)
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PS: technically MAX9926 is not really needed for Hall processing, two channels on the op-amp would do the job just fine and Frankenso has all the jumpers provisioned to make this happen on channels #9 and #11. See [Frankenso Cam/Crank Input](Hardware-Frankenso#camcrank-input)
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