Intercepting iDrive Controller signals?
01-19-2006, 05:48 AM
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may it be possible to intercept the iDrive controller signals (turn, push) to be used for something else? Can the connection between iDrive controller and CCC also be cut by a simple switch?
I don't know how the controller looks below and whether it transmits the signals in a bunch of wires of via a bus system...
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may it be possible to intercept the iDrive controller signals (turn, push) to be used for something else? Can the connection between iDrive controller and CCC also be cut by a simple switch?
I don't know how the controller looks below and whether it transmits the signals in a bunch of wires of via a bus system...
regs
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01-19-2006, 06:10 AM
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Originally Posted by vstegmann' post='226404' date='Jan 19 2006, 09:48 AM
Hi,
may it be possible to intercept the iDrive controller signals (turn, push) to be used for something else? Can the connection between iDrive controller and CCC also be cut by a simple switch?
I don't know how the controller looks below and whether it transmits the signals in a bunch of wires of via a bus system...
regs
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may it be possible to intercept the iDrive controller signals (turn, push) to be used for something else? Can the connection between iDrive controller and CCC also be cut by a simple switch?
I don't know how the controller looks below and whether it transmits the signals in a bunch of wires of via a bus system...
regs
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There is a whole set of specs and info on MOST available here: http://www.mostnet.de/index.php
01-19-2006, 06:38 AM
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thanks for the info. Is this also for all buttons in the car (e.g. the voice control button in the center)?
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thanks for the info. Is this also for all buttons in the car (e.g. the voice control button in the center)?
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01-19-2006, 06:49 AM
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Those I am not so sure. One could easily say no as they are just a toggle "interrupt" but on the other hand, why not just a single fibre connect into MOST. I don't have drawings at hand that can answer this. Maybe later.
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