4L60E gearbox controller

[Jayme]

yeah im a bit of a noob when it comes to coding so its pretty sledge hammer style. but works for the range selectors I just used 6 IF statements for the different combinations. now that you mention binary, I probably should have done somehting fancy like combining the readout from the 3 inputs as a 3 digit binary word then used a case switch....

[Holden202T]

[Jayme]

Tested the range switch yesterday, no big dramas except for a knife cut on my vero board cutting signal to the 1-2 shift solenoid anyway it all worked as intended.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVjqKXV60eU[/youtube]

[VL400]

Nice work Gotta be happy that its all working with the range switches now. Proper proto too

[Holden202T]

just need to integrate the lcd into the dash

[nes304]

just need to integrate the lcd into the dash

Cut it into one of the three switches in the centre of the dash below the air vents

[Jayme]

Quick Update,
the Prototype board is now in the escort drag car, with shifting buttons on the steering wheel, and phone handset curly cord for the hookup wire. seems to work well on the grass, but waiting for time to get it to some road for a real test!

ive also been busy designing a real board. this is my "Beta board" thanks Holden202 for etching my design for me

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no laughing at my soldering skills allowed those ex delco 808 pins (under the terminal block) are surprisingly NOT sticky for solder.

[antus]

hehe yeah looks good from the top, and so long as it works. a lot tidier than the prototype. I like the home made PCB too.

[VL400]

Good job on the build Jayme, looks heaps more reliable than the proto And nice PCB skillz holden202t

[Holden202T]

we've all had bad days with the soldering iron man!! either way looks good enough to me and its good to see it populated with components, looks less boring now hehehe