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The modifications described in the files are not to be taken lightly. Working in the High voltage section of a hybrid car is not to be attempted unless you have the necessary experience. Other modifications can void your warrantee and if improperly installed can damage the electronics of the car. Any damage or injury resulting from use of any of the downloaded documents, is at your own risk. Please refer to the waiver of liability document. Have fun, Be safe, and save oil.
Mike
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Software
MIMA OSV1.5.0 and later versions has a joystick calibration that must be completed before you can use the MIMA system. Please read the FAQ and operation sections of this site to learn how that is done.
The MIMA base unit or controller can be though of as a resident custom data acquisition subsystem, with digital and relay I/O for a manual and automatic control of the electric drive. It presently operates running an assembly language control program in the resident Microchip PIC 18F452 microcontroller.
Another part of the MIMA development team is working on a C based version of the control program which will allow expansion to a PC interface. The MIMA card in this configuration will act as a resident controller, and will allow full control by the external PC. When the PC is disconnected, the MIMA card reverts back to a self contained system.
When available, The latest code will be available for download here.
Download: mima_1_5_5.asm
Download: mplabcodescreen.jpg
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