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I´m trying to add some more values to the vehicle Profile from VW:ID.
With one of them I have a problem, that I could not solve.
I added PID 222613 as int_temp (cabinet temperature sensor). The expression for this is: ([B4:B5])/5-40
As Min value I took -35, as Max value 95.
But sometimes I get wrong data from the car, then the temperature is reportet wrong with 0 °C.
I analysed this and it´s really, that the car presents B4=0 und B5=200, even this is wrong.
Is there a possibility to filter out this one value, so it´s ignored?
As workaround I put 0.01 as min value, but this is a little bit wrong, because the temperature could be negative too.
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even carscaner shows the wrong value of 0°C.
When I start climate, the value is correct.
When I stop Climate and wait a little bit, then the wrong value appeares.
I think we must ignore this one value, if this is possible.
on ext_temp this problem does not exist, it happens only on int_temp (cabinet temperature)
I can confirm this problem. I have torque running in my Cupra Born (= VW ID.3). I see the same problem. I am also using carscanner init_string for pid 222613. In my environment its even more coincidential: most of the time it works but very seldom I get "0" degrees. I could not finde any "rule" for misfunciton so far...
Hello @meatpiHQ ,
I´m trying to add some more values to the vehicle Profile from VW:ID.
With one of them I have a problem, that I could not solve.
I added PID 222613 as int_temp (cabinet temperature sensor). The expression for this is:
([B4:B5])/5-40
As Min value I took -35, as Max value 95.
But sometimes I get wrong data from the car, then the temperature is reportet wrong with 0 °C.
I analysed this and it´s really, that the car presents B4=0 und B5=200, even this is wrong.
Is there a possibility to filter out this one value, so it´s ignored?
As workaround I put 0.01 as min value, but this is a little bit wrong, because the temperature could be negative too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: