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DIY ARDUINO RPM REV TACHO SIM HUB DASH
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2017
- Make this RPM Rev Tachometer Sim Racing dash gauge using SimHub. Add a real automotive rev counter tacho to your dashboard setup with this easy electronics project.
Parts List.
- Tachometer ebay.us/MAu57u
- Arduino Nano BG bit.ly/3zsbjrB
- Resistor 2.2k ebay.to/3ia6YPW
- Transistor Tip120 goo.gl/BZ2VFE
- Diode IN5349B ebay.us/NK1aZS
- Strip Vero PCB board ebay.us/9r3GiJ
- 12V Power supply ebay.us/OpXvXv
- Wire bit.ly/2J6PkgM
- Solder - bit.ly/2MK4Tuy
- Soldering Iron ebay.us/VIwU6k
- Breadboard BG bit.ly/3lXiTml
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Supported games are :
• Assetto Corsa
• IRacing
• ProjectCars/ProjectCars2
• Codemasters games (Dirt 4, Dirt 2,Dirt 3, Dirt Rally, F1 20XX)
• Euro Truck Simulator 2 / American Truck simultator
• RRE
• Rfactor1
• Automobilista (using Rfactor1 plugin)
• Rfactor2
• LFS
• RBR
• GTR1
• GT Legends
• GTR2 / Race
• Race07
I finished my Arduino Tacho last night, opened up GT Legends, and played for about 2 hours... I love this tutorial, thank you so much.
Edward Lewis could I ask you for some help please
I just tried to build two myself.
I am a person that is medium skilled, but soldering was years ago. Yet thanks to your clear instructions I was able to produce two working tacho's (just need to put em on my arduino, but t he boards are powering and the tacho's are powering up)
So thank you big time!
mine are not
Can you tell me what Diode you used? The link doesn't work and not sure on which one to get thanks.
1N5349B IN5349B Zener diode 12V 5W DO-15 IN5349
I will be using the knowledge and skills from your videos to build my own personal BattleMech cockpit for MechWarrior Online
Finally, I was waiting for this video! Thanks man, keep up the good work! Ordering all parts asap!:)
Enjoy the build!
When you go max rpm when in neutral, does the needle bounces?
Or doesn't it do it because of little input lag?
If you use an Attiny 85 microcontroller instead of a whole arduino nano board...the attiny is 1 dollar the resitors diodes and transistors are cheap as hack and can be found in old electronics as well...so about 2 max 3 dollars for the electronics and the price of the rpm indicator which I have no idea how much does it cost... :))
thanks man!!!
Eddie Behr you are welcome ! :))
This is really awesome, the only thing I don't like is that it's pretty slow to respond to rapid RPM changes, but that could just be down to the gauge itself.
Great job! I'm impressed with how easy you made this look to make possible.
build a car alreay plz
Jae hyun Park build a car with arduino ecu
M. Wikan Sasongko arduino is practically too practically too slow for that
i have faith in amstudio that he will come up with something
No it isn't. The Arduino uses the "Tone" library to drive the transistor. The tone library is capable of outputting from 31Hz to 65,635 Hz. As seen in the video, it drives the tachometer over the full RPM range without breaking a sweat. If you pause at 4:49 you can see the software is configured to send serial data at 64Hz. So you will only get updates 64 times each second (making the needle "step" a little).
The minimum number of cylinders the tachometer can be configured to accept is 4. On a four stroke, there are two up-down cycles (revolutions) between spark events. Since there are four cylinders, half of them have a spark event per revolution. Of those two, they fire alternating so each, single 360° revolution will produce 2 spark signals to the tachometer. (Unless it is a stupid (GM) and they spark even on the exhaust stroke...)
The gauge reads up to 11,000 RPM so that is 22,000 pulses per minute for a 4 cylinder. Well under the maximum 65,535/s * 60 seconds in a minute = 3,932,100 that the Arduino is programmed to output.
Since the minimum frequency is 31Hz ( * (60 sec in minute)/(2 pulses per revolution) ) the arduino cannot drive the tach between 930 RPM and 0 RPM. If you set the gauge for a 6 cylinder the gap would shrink to 620 RPM, and would be only 465 RPM for an 8 cylinder. This would require you to change the pulses per RPM generated by the Arduino however something simple like replacing "rpmTone.play(freq);" with "rpmTone.play(freq*1.5);" or "rpmTone.play(freq*2);" on line 994 of the sketch.
You can see a general delay in the physical gauge lagging behind the virtual one. This is partially due to the 64Hz data rate but mostly due to the stepper motor in the gauge. The motor driver in the gauge has a maximum speed which limits the needle's ability to keep up.
I think digital is best/fastest. If you need a needle, you can simulate one but you can get the same (better) effect with LEDs around the circumference. If you just want to be old school you can get great results with aircore gauges and driving the sin/cos coils with analogWrite()'s.
Jae hyun Park i
I just tested this and I worked great for me, only issue was my arduino nano was quite old and it was a third party board, I tried updating the bootloader to update the bootloader and then upload the script from the latest SimHub, but SimHub is still detects as Arduino Nano with Old Bootloader
this guy is a DIY racing sim accesorie GOD
Hi, I'm from Brazil, and I've been following your work for a long time. You are so happy !! Very good!!!
I do appreciate the DIY projects, I wish there was a way to apply all the hardware DIY to the PS4 console. Thanks for they great tutorial, keep up the great work.
Thanks Dennis! You might have to get yourself a PC!
PC > XBOX > PS
Alfredo rodríguez pc master race
Alfredo rodríguez Hello for ps4 can you tachometer?
It's funny, because if you listen carefully to the sound, and watch one tach and the other, the Arduino one is even more synchronized than the one in-game with the sound.
Funcionou perfeitamente tinha colocado outro tacometro mas não funcionou mas com o tacometro do video funciona perfeitamente fica a dica pra quem quiser fazer. Agradeço a Amstudio por compartilhar o conhecimento.Obrigado
Never fail to disapoint! Going to get the parts and make this as my weekend project.
and did you manage to build ?
sweet.... i bet i have the parts to build that alredy instock,tht looks like fun to.. i still havent got my bord for my last project..but this i can try tonight maybe....lol. im a bit of a eletronic repairman..to a point a lot or 10-11meter radios n such..but again another great video..
I'm probably gonna make it just so I can have it, unfortunately it won't be very useful in F1 and seems like it has quite a bit of lag and the needle can only move at a certain maximum speed. Other than that seems like a perfect addition for a sim rig :) I hope you make more of these 'inexpensive (relatively) but useful' things.
My DIY H-Shifter? I NEED IT.
Mihin Karunaratne you NEED IT......so?
Just buy one, they are cheap
There's already a diy h pattern on hackaday. I've built one and use it all the time. Search up "diy h pattern" and it should be the first result.
The G29's H-Shifter costs $59.99 USD
Only I paid 30 quid for mine brand new
Pretty cool. Needed only schematics, will use spare rpm gauge for wattage consumption on my home stereo system....
love this video man, great quality and easy to follow instructions. keep up the great work.
By far the best video / tutorial I've seen on this subject
Can you do a boost gauge
The Bandinator this is what ive been waiting on
Another vote for a boost gauge tutorial. A fuel gauge would be good too because I'm thinking of building a instrument cluster and I'm not sure how pressure based gauges would work.
Project.R Boost gauges work by pulling vacuum by tapping the vacuum line inline with the manifold pressure, to simulate would be pretty tricky. However digital guages might work the same as this tutorial.
Project.R Boost gauges work by pulling vacuum by tapping the vacuum line inline with the manifold pressure, to simulate would be pretty tricky. However digital guages might work the same as this tutorial.
Yea, that's what I was thinking with digital gauges. I'm not in a real rush to make one. I'm still waiting on the parts to make this Tacho and the other digital dash display that amstudio made made on RUclips.
Could you make a video on the theory behind this? That way I could apply it to say a different tachometer and still manage to figure out how to make it work.
been watching your vids. those set ups and builds are crazy. i freakin love it.
When you finally hear daddy's voice and he's an aussie
Can you please make some clutch paddles with a hall sensor?
Oh I love the sound of Merc and BMW DTM cars.
The best!
Fantastic videos you produce! So informative and easy to follow. Thanks a lot :)
Awesome video mate, haven't seen one of your vids in ages, you have also grown your channel heaps since the last time I saw your videos which was at like 6k lol, keep it up again!
Thanks mate!
I calculated it and it's around 80-90 dollars for everything new. (includes soldering iron which some people might already have)
Hi great vid there, I made one based on your instructions. Though I just changed the Diode to a 12V 1W ( 1N5242 ) to replace the the 12V 5W you used as there weren't any available stocks in the Asian region. It worked flawlessly still with the 12V 2Amps adapter.
caranya gimana gan
@@amryms saya ganti sja diode yg dia pakai dgn diode yg saya dpt cari dgn spesifikasi yg plg dekat, ikut shj schematic balik dgn arah polarity diode
Nice!, another one with speed? to use those at same time, is it posible?
Tony Clifton are you okay?
Would like to see a MPH gauge too.
while i was happy because i bought this tacho in my car
others were making from it a sim racing tacho used in games 😳😂😂😂
good job tho
Really good and clean job, keep making this builds.
Thanks Alvaro
Fantastic Work Man, Good Luck in your projects !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello, i am not familiar whih these DIY projects. Therefore, i do not understand why is the diode used to connect the emitter and the collector here. I wonder wouldnt the circuit works just fine without the diode here? Thanks
I really need to get a soldering iron to do this now! A speedometer coming next? Keep up the awesome vids!
Wow someone on youtube that uses hardstyle in a video, NICEE.
Same thoughts!
Great video mate! I just finished my usb handbrake today that was inspired by your vid's, It works great! keep it up.
Awesome!
I love how satisfying your videos are
omg I love this thank you soooo much improvements will be happening to my racing rig now
I could use some help here. I got mine all done up everything right. But it does not work when I test it..
Great vid. Also liking the background music a lot!
Good video!
love the adition of the voice. any future plans?
Thanx! maybe you may set a little speed gear indicator
Sort of wish I had taken Electronics in high school now.
It would be nice if you build a DIY steering wheel. Maybe with force feedback too.
I'm really wondering how you cleaned it up and mounted it securely
I have a vw golf mk4 cluster and I want to use it, I used your code for e36 and put the same wires after I found the right wires diagram for the cluster only the speedometer worked
Is there a way to fix the latency to be a bit quicker, on throttle blips and downshifts etc
can you make the speedo meter version plz, just like this universal tacho
is possible to change shift light when you driving high RPM cars
This is what I want to know to. Did you find a solution?
@@stevenirish6160 there are two buttons on the tacho to choose max rpm for shiftlight.
@@crunchy7794 thank you 😁
Mate your videos are awesome. Have to get off my but to try them. Would love for you to gain a large audience so you could make great gear like hydro pedals and DD wheel because you deserve it. Plus I don't want to get charged a huge build fee😂. But awesome Job have order parts for handbrake.
love it good work and very useful I feel good for this channel
Very nice!
can you do a 2023 version. lots has changed and this doesn't work for me anymore
Didn't expected war thunder to be supported. But I can't wait to see my tank revving at 10k rpm.
8:39 it sounds nice when the car shifts into the next gear.
Why
The instructions are great.
Could you please make a video how to solder a speedometer?
Amstudio you didnt tell us where to put the white wire. one moment it was not connected then next scene it was connected to the board
hello incredible what you have done congratulations, a query it works with any tachometer or just with that
Nice GTR wallpaper
I have problem i make the same in the video an my tachometer start in 4k rpm i dont know why
late to the party but god damn it amstuido youve gotten a sub watching this stuff is awesome and im trying to build a semi (heh) - realistic semi truck cab for ats because i have nothing better to do with my life atm and i can tell your videos are gonna do it for me haha
Te quedó realmente increíble. Gracias por subir estos tutoriales. 👍
I Like the hardstyle music 👍👍
A usual nice video. But i have question:
I managed to operate the tacheometer only on assetto corsa and not the other games?
Someone can help me please?
“Place and solder”😂
Hi great vid but i have one question please, how many Amps for the 12V power supply please ?
500mA+ , I am using a 12v 1500mA from a old external HDD
That's awesome news thank you
Tony Clifton yeah lap times are the only thing people seek in racing sims, heck not even sims exclusively. You could build this for the crew (unless it bothers your elitist ass too much)
Thanks a lot ... i made the same as yours... it's works perfect.
i.imgur.com/4VbSiI0.jpg
Question ? with a Speedometer is it the same circuit ans construction ?
Fantastic work congratulations, I'm interested to know if it also works for consoles (Xbox and/or PlayStation). Thank you so much congratulations again
Yes well done, This is how all youtube vids should be done and with all the links to get the job done.. Subscribing now. Thank You
Is there a way to purchase the electric bord allready built
Very Useful Tools! Thanks!
Hi, can I use the same design to use a speedometer on simhub? works the same way? if it does not work, could you explain or make a video showing how to use a speedometer on simhub? if there are any typos please forgive me, because I'm Brazilian and I do not speak English very well
the beginning was Zandvoort?
awesome
in this video we are observing a BMW driver in it's natural habitat,as you can see in the video like all other BMW drivers, he is driving behind a MERCEDES BENZ.This behavior is a standard for all BMW drivers,once they see a MERCEDES BENZ they accept as leader and starts to follow with respect.
What about the km counter?
I didn't find anyone explaining how to connect the speedometer and engine RPM gauge to Arduino I only found a way to connect the engine RPM gauge! I don't want to get lost in the electrical diagrams of the dashboard because my model is different from the videos I've watched
I want a simple explanation, like this man's explanation
Can I use an Arduino UNO R3 for this?
Is forza horizon also possible?
can I use the tachometer, this panel dash and RGB REV LIGHTS, in the same arduino nano v3?
Hello Ams amazing job!!!
Can I use a different Arduino board?
Hi I did everything as described once inserted in the sim hub loaded the scretch nothing the tachometer turns on but the test does not go in your video you do not see I have joined all three gnd. I don't understand what I'm wrong. Is it possible that it is the different diode? they sold me Diode 1n400
Hey. Did you get it working?
Hi brilliant video. Do you know if this tacho works with Assetto Corsa Competizione?
How would you do this to work with a speedometer? I find it easy to see where a dial is pointing rather then see a bunch of numbers.
Also can I use more than gauge on a Arduino? Like water temp, oil pressure, oil temp, boost and fuel indicator?
Great! How to do this on Xbox One?
This work only with this tachometer or can use cheaper one ?
Is there a versiin where there is an additional digital tachometer display below it to show actual values?
I was just wondering if you could just run the 12v power straight to the tach and then have the green wire to the Arduino? My tach only has the 3 wire setup. Red, Black and green.
Can you just use a buck converter to step down voltage instead of making the circuitry?? Does it just require changing 12 Volts down to 5 volts??
This looks fricking cool.
I wired mine up just like you have yours done except I only have 3 wires coming out of my CNSPEED 5 inch tach plus the two wires for the shift light. Any help would be great
Great vid, is it possible to connect multiple devices such as tachometer and switches using only one Arduino???
Can you make a tutorial for boost gauge and tachometer using only 1 Arduino nano please? Thanks you..
I will build this, Grat job!!! :D
amstudio, great class. I have a question: can i do the same project with the "arduino uno r3"?
For what is the resistor, TIP120, diode thingi? It didnt outputs a signal to the gauge for the needle. Without it not problem.
Can this be mounted in a Thrustmaster Tx? If so, could you describe how. Thanks
Adhesive or Velcro