Great video, thank you! Is there a way to build this using the wiper delay system that a wiper motor uses in a car? I’d like to avoid the Adriano computer.
Of course. As you can see from the Ford diagram though, even they use a GEMS controller. Using a 555 timer you can easily make a circuit that triggers the relays at a certain frequency, but that requires much more components and at the end of the day, more complexity. Again, we opt to use the Arduino because of its accessibility and simplicity in this design. As we move on to connect in feedback sensors, you will see the Arduino has everything we need to control the system
@@geneyllanes8291 I have a GM wiper stalk that has 5 different resistance values used to signal or create delay within the BCM. I want to use this stalk with motor in older mod car...No BCM...how does this integrate to your Arduino design?
Great video Gene! I have one question, that is if you are even still monitoring this. I am a noob but learning along the way. In your diagram dose the red power wire connect to the diode? And I assume the motor grounds to rhe Arduino. Thanks again, this project will open a coffin on display in a museum.
:D No problem to ask. Yes the red wire (power) connects to the diode. This is a flyback diode circuit which gives added protection to the micro controller
Thanks for the video, I will be using this to make a scary rocking chair move and controlled via my Arduino for Halloween using a wiper motor and a few relays
First of all thanks. This is awesome. Let's get this figured out and save some lives. It looks like you are controlling frequency not speed right? It would be important to be able to vary both the frequency and speed.
Yes, this is how intermittent functions have worked on cars for over 80 yrs, and 80yrs ago they were building ventilators with these motors. This electrical design based off of oxygen.protofy.xyz 's mechanical design and we do not have to alter the speed characteristics due to their cam design, we only have to alter the frequency. Can we also use the high speed circuit? Yes. The point here was that it can be done with 5 electrical components, no need for 3 boards and noisy PWM, and we can have all the control we need. For a varying speed + frequency, we could write a combo of using both the high and low circuit at varying frequencies
So, I have 2015 Honda Accord ex-l. My wipers work but when I turn them off or just use it to wash my windshield they don't always return to home. They will stay upright or cover half of the windshield. What could that be?
I have a ton of questions. Have you successfully created a ventilator? I would love to crowd source this to get as many ventilators to Ghana. Could we set up a chat to discuss how we can make a lot of these?
Okay so we designed the circuitry and this video for the open sourced project linked below. I believe you will find what you are looking for here! Feel free to email me with any more questions that you have ! Geneyllanes@gmail.com - www.oxygen.protofy.xyz/
👋🏼Hi there, I believe that one in particular is for a 97 Range, although I just pulled the best one I found on Google to just help explain the circuit images.app.goo.gl/iTPgSckQkpYV2VWr8
Dear @@geneyllanes8291, you are supplying power for a short period of time to speed wire and then constantly to parking position wire. So how you make use of second speed when power is constantly provided to parking position and not to second speed wire? Motor will get speed of parking position (slow) instead of high speed (second speed wire), im I right?
This is a high torque, low RPM motor, meaning that is doesn't spin fast and it has incredible force behind it, making it very suitable for moving a wiper arm. I believe a hoverboard wheel rotates at a faster speed than this motor moves.
@@geneyllanes8291 Thanks a lot for quick reply.... I search other motors related hoverboard but those motros are not available in my city. I search a lot locally but i found this solution... sir can you please guid me. I am student of BSCS i making robot. This is one feature of my robot. I just want to push a person. Speed can be compromised. Can we boost a little bit more ... otherwise i have no other solution. hamzaryk11@gmail.com this is my mail can you please help me with some relevant material that hiw can i achieve this plzzźz Thanks again....
@@geneyllanes8291 would be better for future videos, as you keep perfecting your system, to make a flag on the tip of the motor to make more evident the turning action, no all devices or connections are HD so sometimes it's hard to figure it out, nevertheless it's great news your electronic circuit
Great video, thank you! Is there a way to build this using the wiper delay system that a wiper motor uses in a car? I’d like to avoid the Adriano computer.
Of course. As you can see from the Ford diagram though, even they use a GEMS controller. Using a 555 timer you can easily make a circuit that triggers the relays at a certain frequency, but that requires much more components and at the end of the day, more complexity. Again, we opt to use the Arduino because of its accessibility and simplicity in this design. As we move on to connect in feedback sensors, you will see the Arduino has everything we need to control the system
@@geneyllanes8291 I have a GM wiper stalk that has 5 different resistance values used to signal or create delay within the BCM. I want to use this stalk with motor in older mod car...No BCM...how does this integrate to your Arduino design?
@@reallykoolkarz6617 send me a message and let's talk more! geneyllanes@gmail.com
I guess it's kind of off topic but does anybody know of a good site to watch newly released series online ?
@Jaylen Kylen lately I have been using flixzone. You can find it on google =)
Great video Gene!
I have one question, that is if you are even still monitoring this.
I am a noob but learning along the way. In your diagram dose the red power wire connect to the diode? And I assume the motor grounds to rhe Arduino.
Thanks again, this project will open a coffin on display in a museum.
:D No problem to ask. Yes the red wire (power) connects to the diode. This is a flyback diode circuit which gives added protection to the micro controller
Thanks for the video, I will be using this to make a scary rocking chair move and controlled via my Arduino for Halloween using a wiper motor and a few relays
First of all thanks. This is awesome. Let's get this figured out and save some lives. It looks like you are controlling frequency not speed right? It would be important to be able to vary both the frequency and speed.
Yes, this is how intermittent functions have worked on cars for over 80 yrs, and 80yrs ago they were building ventilators with these motors. This electrical design based off of oxygen.protofy.xyz 's mechanical design and we do not have to alter the speed characteristics due to their cam design, we only have to alter the frequency. Can we also use the high speed circuit? Yes. The point here was that it can be done with 5 electrical components, no need for 3 boards and noisy PWM, and we can have all the control we need. For a varying speed + frequency, we could write a combo of using both the high and low circuit at varying frequencies
So, I have 2015 Honda Accord ex-l. My wipers work but when I turn them off or just use it to wash my windshield they don't always return to home. They will stay upright or cover half of the windshield. What could that be?
You feel certain it's an electronic problem? What about the control in the car? Is that functioning properly?
I have a ton of questions. Have you successfully created a ventilator? I would love to crowd source this to get as many ventilators to Ghana. Could we set up a chat to discuss how we can make a lot of these?
Okay so we designed the circuitry and this video for the open sourced project linked below. I believe you will find what you are looking for here! Feel free to email me with any more questions that you have ! Geneyllanes@gmail.com - www.oxygen.protofy.xyz/
for the diagram you showed is for what year ford ranger?
👋🏼Hi there, I believe that one in particular is for a 97 Range, although I just pulled the best one I found on Google to just help explain the circuit
images.app.goo.gl/iTPgSckQkpYV2VWr8
Are you changing motor speed? Or are you changing time between resets (like wiper delay time between sweeps)?
Time between cycles
So you are not using second speed wire at all?
Hi there! In this design, no ! We chose to simplify it. To use it would be as simple as adding a second relay right after the first.
@@geneyllanes8291 your method will not respect higher speed due to constantly relaying on parking position wire which so it is not true?
@@getinsidelife I do not quite understand the statement here - what do you mean?
Dear @@geneyllanes8291, you are supplying power for a short period of time to speed wire and then constantly to parking position wire. So how you make use of second speed when power is constantly provided to parking position and not to second speed wire? Motor will get speed of parking position (slow) instead of high speed (second speed wire), im I right?
@@getinsidelife Not quite ! See here www.notion.so/Windshield-Wiper-Control-Circuit-ce0a3f687b754f4c8976a88501c43167
Hi! i want to make a robot like hoverboard. I want to push a person around 70 to 80 kg weight. Can I use this motor for robot please help me.
This is a high torque, low RPM motor, meaning that is doesn't spin fast and it has incredible force behind it, making it very suitable for moving a wiper arm. I believe a hoverboard wheel rotates at a faster speed than this motor moves.
@@geneyllanes8291 Thanks a lot for quick reply....
I search other motors related hoverboard but those motros are not available in my city. I search a lot locally but i found this solution... sir can you please guid me.
I am student of BSCS i making robot. This is one feature of my robot. I just want to push a person. Speed can be compromised. Can we boost a little bit more ... otherwise i have no other solution. hamzaryk11@gmail.com this is my mail can you please help me with some relevant material that hiw can i achieve this plzzźz
Thanks again....
show the device in action?
Are you not able to see or hear the motor running?
@@geneyllanes8291 would be better for future videos, as you keep perfecting your system, to make a flag on the tip of the motor to make more evident the turning action, no all devices or connections are HD so sometimes it's hard to figure it out, nevertheless it's great news your electronic circuit
This is very good advice, I did not realize how much the microphone was filtering out. The sound to me was very loud. Expect an update soon