Author: Archer2
DEF Sensor Simulator – Arduino DUE (Original Build)
Assembling a DEF Sensor Simulator Using an Arduino DUE with CAN Card Following is the build process for the original version of the DSS hardware and software from September 2021. This is still a valid solution and requires no soldering, however, check the Quick Build page for the currently recommended solution which is likely to be smaller and less expensive. Only basic electrical and DIY skills are required for the hardware assembly, no soldering isLearn More
DEF Sensor Simulator – CanBed RP2040
Assembling a DEF Sensor Simulator Using a CanBed RP2040 Only basic electrical and DIY skills are required for the hardware assembly, however some basic soldering is needed to install the 4 pin connector. There are many YouTube videos that can teach you to solder. For delicate electronics such as this use a low wattage grounded soldering iron (25 – 30 Watts) to help prevent pad damage, don’t use a soldering gun. The software installation inLearn More
DEF Sensor Simulator – CanBed ATmega 32U4
Assembling a DEF Sensor Simulator Using a CanBed ATmega 32U4 Only basic electrical and DIY skills are required for the hardware assembly, however some basic soldering is needed to install the 4 pin connector. There are many YouTube videos that can teach you to solder. For delicate electronics such as this use a low wattage grounded soldering iron (25 – 30 Watts) to help prevent pad damage, don’t use a soldering gun. The software installationLearn More
DEF Sensor Simulator – Quick Build
Page last updated May 30, 2022 Since the original DSS solution published in September of 2021, the team has been busy looking at alternative hardware and software options. This page has a brief description and links to the build instructions for all the variants developed to date. The solution in the Recommended section has been deemed by the team to be the most viable current option considering factors such as price, size, parts availability, easeLearn More
DEF Sensor Simulator – Arduino UNO
Assembling a DEF Sensor Simulator Using an Arduino UNO Only basic electrical and DIY skills are required for the hardware assembly. The software installation in this procedure can be done from Windows. Before you begin, please click here to read an important compatibility notice regarding the ECM (Electronic Control Module, aka Engine Computer) and info on compatible DEF head connectors. If you run into difficulty post a comment at the bottom of this page. Please read throughLearn More