[TUTO] Adaptateur pour SMEG/NAC/Matrice CAN2010 sur BSI CAN2004

de lo contrario si (id == 0xE6 && len < 8) {
canMsgSnd.data[0] = canMsgRcv.data[0];
canMsgSnd.data[1] = canMsgRcv.data[1];
canMsgSnd.datos[2] = canMsgRcv.datos[2];
canMsgSnd.data[3] = canMsgRcv.data[3];
canMsgSnd.data[4] = canMsgRcv.data[4];
canMsgSnd.data[5] = canMsgRcv.data[5];
canMsgSnd.data[6] = 0x80; // esto
canMsgSnd.data[7] = suma de comprobación0E6(canMsgSnd.data);
haz esto, solucionara tu problema. en citroen c5x7 0xe6 dlc=6 y no hay datos[6]

Hello again, mate.
I don't know if this solution would help my problem...
I have a C5 X7 with a Cirocco from a C5 Aircross and NAC. I recently noticed that when I turn on the ignition, the battery light doesn't come on when it should until it turns off when I start the car. In the event of a battery charge failure, an error message appears on the NAC and Cirocco screens. This doesn't happen because I forced the charging error by removing a battery fuse, and it doesn't warn me of anything.
I also uploaded the original Vlud sketch to rule out any add-ons that had disabled this warning, but it still doesn't warn me.

Could you help me get that feature back on, as it's quite important to avoid running out of battery power in the event of an alternator failure?
Thanks a lot!!
 

I’ve extended my VAN-to-CAN (V2C) project for older Peugeot models (206, 307, etc.) to include support for CAN2004 → CAN2010 conversion. Feature-wise, it’s similar to VLud’s solution, though not everything is implemented yet. On the other hand, it also includes some additional functionality.

It's open source, so you can build it for yourself, check it out here:
https://github.com/morcibacsi/PSAVanCanBridge

For those who don’t have the tools or time to build the board themselves, I also offer prebuilt boards on Tindie:
https://www.tindie.com/products/39807/
 
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Hello again, mate.
I don't know if this solution would help my problem...
I have a C5 X7 with a Cirocco from a C5 Aircross and NAC. I recently noticed that when I turn on the ignition, the battery light doesn't come on when it should until it turns off when I start the car. In the event of a battery charge failure, an error message appears on the NAC and Cirocco screens. This doesn't happen because I forced the charging error by removing a battery fuse, and it doesn't warn me of anything.
I also uploaded the original Vlud sketch to rule out any add-ons that had disabled this warning, but it still doesn't warn me.

Could you help me get that feature back on, as it's quite important to avoid running out of battery power in the event of an alternator failure?
Thanks a lot!!
As I remember, the original instrument panel also does not display a warning that the alternator is not working until the voltage on the running engine drops below 12 volts
 

As I remember, the original instrument panel also does not display a warning that the alternator is not working until the voltage on the running engine drops below 12 volts
What I mean is that when I turn the ignition on, the battery light should come on, and once the engine is running, it should stay off until there's a problem. But currently, it doesn't come on when I turn the ignition on. Do you know if this can be fixed so that the light works correctly?

Thanks for your reply.
Regards!
 

What I mean is that when I turn the ignition on, the battery light should come on, and once the engine is running, it should stay off until there's a problem. But currently, it doesn't come on when I turn the ignition on. Do you know if this can be fixed so that the light works correctly?

Thanks for your reply.
Regards!
Frame 0e6 byte 5 contains the voltage. For example, if it's below 13 volts, make the indicator light up. will work as you want. I don't know where this indicator is.
 

Frame 0e6 byte 5 contains the voltage. For example, if it's below 13 volts, make the indicator light up. will work as you want. I don't know where this indicator is.


Okay, thank you very much. I'll try loosening the belt so the alternator doesn't run momentarily and see if the error message appears.

On another note, when I installed NAC in my C5 X7, the screen shows that the tire pressure isn't being monitored, but if I access it with Diagbox, the system is still working correctly. Do you know if this information could be retrieved so it appears correctly on the NAC screen?

Thanks!
 



I can, but without my sketch it won't work
I see. Maybe you can send me the relevant part of the code? I have started to investigate on the frames from the BSI, but my idea was to make custom messages for the C5A cluster, but it doesn't have them and the only way is to make them appear as radio station names, which is not nice.