ezCAN wonderwheel conflicts?

[dou...@gmail.com]

Here is a question, I am wondering if there is any conflict issues with the ezCAN bus, which I run on my bike. 

 

I was reading up on some of the WunderLINQ functions and I saw where a long left and right WonderWheel acts as the enter/select key.  

Reason I mention this is that a three second right hold puts ezCAN's aux lights into a brighten/dim function with the WonderWheel.

Is anyone using the ezCAN and notice any problems?

[rici...@gmail.com]

YES i have this problem too.  I tried using iOS to decrease the "Long Press" time in "Switches" to 1 sec and then 1.5 sec, but to no avail.  Anyone else with this issue?  If not, is there anything I can do to help find or test a workaround?

thanks

[dgah...@dgahagan.org]

Same problem for me with the Denali Cansmart, which appears to be an OEM'ed version of the EZCan.  I noticed the EzCan software as an adjustment for how long the long hold is, but I haven't dragged the computer out to the bike yet to test.  I'll follow up if I learn anything useful.

On Wednesday, December 18, 2019 at 10:05:33 PM UTC-6, dou...@gmail.com wrote:

[Sho Yeh]

Following this thread… any solutions? Appreciated. 

[Geoff Murray]

The Wonderwheel dims the auxiliary lights on circuit one if pushed to the left. It's really only a conflict with the WunderLINQ if you have lights wired to circuit two (which requires a long push to the right). I have mine wired to circuit one (long left push) so can still access the Cansmart dimming feature without affecting the WunderLINQ pages at all as a long left push is only necessary to exit mapping and that can be reduced by altering the setting in HW settings sensitivity. Mine was originally set to 17 but I have adjusted it down to 5 and it only requires a fairly short push to enter and exit mapping (OSMAnd). 

[Sho Yeh]

Great info, mine are wired as circuit one. I assumed there is no conflict. Also turn on the full keyboard support to utilize extra functions. 

The sensitivity setting.. what is the number referring to? I got mine set at 15 now.

Sho Yeh

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On Mar 10, 2022, at 19:11, Geoff Murray <geoffmurr...@gmail.com> wrote:

The Wonderwheel dims the auxiliary lights on circuit one if pushed to the left. It's really only a conflict with the WunderLINQ if you have lights wired to circuit two (which requires a long push to the right). I have mine wired to circuit one (long left push) so can still access the Cansmart dimming feature without affecting the WunderLINQ pages at all as a long left push is only necessary to exit mapping and that can be reduced by altering the setting in HW settings sensitivity. Mine was originally set to 17 but I have adjusted it down to 5 and it only requires a fairly short push to enter and exit mapping (OSMAnd). 

[Geoff Murray]

I think the sensitivity setting just changes how long the long press needs to be.