I'm looking to make a replacement Amp for the Tesla Model 3. Does anyone know if the Model 3 and Y use A2B protocol? I've found other people mention Tesla uses this protocol, but I would like to verify.
I connected my oscilloscope to the 2 wires going to the amp, it shows the audio data while connected, but shows 1 second blips while disconnected. I'm assuming this means the master computer is not sending signal until it sees the amp present, and it responds with the correct channel.
I plugged in my Analog A2B Amp and it was not able to play the audio stream. Is there an easy way to test this? I am new to SigmaStudio, and I bought 2 Eval boards.
My thought is I should be able to program the ADZS-AUDIOA2BAMP to communicate with A2B as a Slave device to the Tesla computer, and have it play audio out to the amplifier. Is there some help I could get figuring out SigmaStudio so I can do this?
Is there a way to see what A2B channel is needed to play the audio stream in an existing installation?
Thanks for your help. I usually a little guidance to get started, then I should be good to go.
--Kevin
Kevin,
I apologize, but we are not able to comment on our customers' system designs or even verify who our customers are. I can say that the current generation of A2B parts require identification of all nodes on the bus at design time. new nodes cannot be added with out updating the bus configuration file used by the master at discovery.
Ken