DevonD
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@persiansamurai, thanks a million! That is probably posted somewhere already but I feel like I’ve read and watched every video and still felt clueless. It’s hard to keep track what fork is being talked about.
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Just be aware the stg-a is not up to date with all of the latest angle changes that are in the xnor-tech angle branches, including the latest angle cooperative steering changes so the Cooperative steering experience is not as refined.You are not alone. There is definitely a little bit of a learning curve, but this will help. You have to install uncle Tony’s adventure pilot stg-a branch for angle base driving. do a reset and Type this URL into your comma for custom branch installation.
http://installer.comma.ai/AdventurePilotDev/stg-a
1). The installation process is identical to the basic harness.Just received my extreme kit yesterday and am prepping to install today, and a few questions are occurring to me as I read and search for instructions.
I've got a gen1 r1t I'm installing it in, with comma3x + obd II power + longitudinal upgrade, running sunnypilot stable build (iirc). I also did a power wire movement in a harness that was recommended I think to avoid some issue with the obd II supplied power or something for the axm.
1) Instructions- are there guides/instructions out there for the extreme kit? Searching brought me to this thread, but not to a guide.
2) I see a lot of comma4 mentions in here, but no comma3x, which has me nervous- did I miss a key detail that comma4 is required for the extreme kit somewhere? (I hope not!)
3) With the fuse shunt included, and what looks like a complete replacement for the axm harness, and a single wire feed to the comma, it looks like I should be ripping out basically everything I have currently installed, save one of the two usb cables I have running to the windshield. Does that sound about right?
4) I've seen mention of two different software builds (xnor-tech and adventure pilot) that I will need to switch over to for angle based to work. Sounds like xnor-tech is the one where I'll have fresher support. If there is a guide somewhere I'm missing, it'd be great to see a list of builds that work with it and a description that would guide the choice.
Thanks all!
Jeremy
You can post it hereThanks much- installation went very smoothly and I'm up and going on xnor-tech/rx-dev. From the video I saw, the fusetap install was to go in "slot 34", but I couldn't find any mapping of what that referenced, so I picked a 10A fuse and removed it to substitute w/ the tap. Seems like everything's working. Wondering now if there will be a secondary market for my longitudinal harness I removed.
Thanks much for the very fast response to my questions!