By john lee - Mon Nov 04, 2019 5:29 pm
- Mon Nov 04, 2019 5:29 pm
#17128
hello. the possibility of using an arduino board to make a lime2.5 functional is very attractive for a couple of reasons: you don't need a new controller (I am sure the original one is designed to work with the hardware of the scooter better than any other chinese replacement) and there is no need to replace cables and connectors and generate all that trash in the process of doing so. plus the arduino could easily fit in the original green box in front of the lime. as far as I'm concerned I can honestly say that I have tried for some time to understand how to program one of those boards (youtube, tutorials etc) but let's just say it's all chineese to me. I can fix anything mechanical on a scooter or even a car, I just can't get my brain to work with this digital stuff. with that being said I still consider the arduino solution the more elegant response to the lime problem, so is anybody here with enough knowledge, patience and goodwill generous enough to explain the entire process, from the connection between arduino and the data cable of the scooter, how to power the arduino and also how to program it. thanks and sorry for the long post!