Voltage, fuel, clock, temperature indicator for Rocket III 2006.

I did not find the standard optional devices showing the fuel level and clock. In any case, I am not satisfied that these devices show too little information, but at the same time take up too much space. tially, I installed a universal device with readings of time, ambient temperature and on-board mains voltage. The device is inconvenient because it shows everything individually, the clock, either the voltage or the temperature. The readings are switched by pressing a button on the device itself, which is inconvenient when moving.
He is a radio engineer by profession. After thinking a little about the solution, I bought ready-made nodes. All that remains is to connect them together and write a program. n addition to the power supply, there is also fuel level data from the ECU on the standard fuel indicator connector. An ordinary transistor output with an open collector. It is enough to tighten it with a resistor for power supply in order to take voltage readings depending on the fuel level in the tank. I wrote a program. connected all the nodes, recorded the firmware in the controller. At the moment, this is the result. I rewrote the code several times to display the information clearly.
Communication of the display, clock and controller via the i2c bus. 1 ware temperature sensor.

It is inconvenient to fit all the information on one display. The text is too small. I decided to order another display. One will show the time and fuel level scale, the other will show the ambient temperature and on-board mains voltage. At the moment, I'm thinking about implementing a housing for the device. I think it will be a rectangular small aluminum case. There are still thoughts about the transmission indication. Removing data from the sensor is not a problem, it will not have any effect on the operation of the ECU.

i do not know the year and model of your bike but on the first gen rockets the gas low light comes on at about 1/2 tank and i put the gauge on mine and it was reading from almost full to empty at half at tank (useless) one of these days i will bend the float arm.

Itomis said:

It is inconvenient to fit all the information on one display. The text is too small. I decided to order another display. One will show the time and fuel level scale, the other will show the ambient temperature and on-board mains voltage. At the moment, I'm thinking about implementing a housing for the device. I think it will be a rectangular small aluminum case. There are still thoughts about the transmission indication. Removing data from the sensor is not a problem, it will not have any effect on the operation of the ECU.

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What you're doing is above my skill level, I made a bracket from stainless and installed a mechanical oil pressure and mechanical volt. meter gauge. This mounts from top of crash bar on right side. Have standard fuel and no water temp.. Would like/thinking about installing water temp. mechanical gauge.