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    This document provides an overview of the MegaJolt project, which involves developing an Android application to control an ignition system. It discusses the team members, programming process using a simulator, testing communication between the Android app and ignition system, evolution of the ignition map interface, improvements made over the PC version, current build features, planned future work, and lessons learned beyond coursework regarding Team Foundation Server, Android app hierarchy, and Android APIs.

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    Final presentation for finished version of MegaJolt Android Ignition Controller software

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    This document provides an overview of the MegaJolt project, which involves developing an Android application to control an ignition system. It discusses the team members, programming process using a simulator, testing communication between the Android app and ignition system, evolution of the ignition map interface, improvements made over the PC version, current build features, planned future work, and lessons learned beyond coursework regarding Team Foundation Server, Android app hierarchy, and Android APIs.

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    MegaJolt Jr. Android Presentation

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    Ivan Craddock
    This document provides an overview of the MegaJolt project, which involves developing an Android application to control an ignition system. It discusses the team members, programming process using a simulator, testing communication between the Android app and ignition system, evolution of the ignition map interface, improvements made over the PC version, current build features, planned future work, and lessons learned beyond coursework regarding Team Foundation Server, Android app hierarchy, and Android APIs.

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    Ivan Craddock

    Bryan Daul

    Troy Wellington

    Project Overview
    MegaJolt
    Programmable Ignition Control Enhanced Engine Performance

    Project Overview
    MegaJolt Android

    GUI for PIC No cabling In car adjustment and monitoring

    Team Foundation Server (TFS)

    Programming Process
    Establishing communication

    Android Application UI Thread


    Message Handler

    Message Handler Communication Thread

    Programming Process
    Testing communication
    Did not always have the MegaJolt device Built a simulator Android application for testing
    Android Application UI Thread
    Message Handler

    Message Handler Communication Thread

    MegaJolt Gauges

    MegaJolt Gauges

    MegaJolt Gauges

    Evolution of the Ignition Map


    PC Version

    PC Version (Continued)
    Purpose: Allow user to read and adjust engine settings (BTDC) Features: Engine settings can be easily read from display Settings can be easily adjusted Settings can be saved/loaded from memory Settings can be uploaded/downloaded from MJLJ Settings can be imported from an outside source

    First Prototype

    First Prototype (continued)


    Design taken from PC version: GUI Buttons

    Color Scaling

    (PC)

    (Android)

    First Prototype (continued)


    Design Improvements over PC Cell value adjustment

    Vs.

    (PC)

    (Android)

    First Prototype (continued)


    Design Improvements over PC Multiple Cell Selection

    Vs.

    (PC)

    (Android)

    Current Build
    Preferences Menu

    Current Build (Continued)


    Preferences Menu Save ignition settings to memory New saved files are automatically linked by OS Loading settings from a list of linked files Import file settings from SD card Downloading/Uploading settings from MJLJ Adjusting Thresholds for Shift/Rev Limits

    Project Future
    Real-time Data Logging

    3D Ignition Map Display

    Learning Beyond Previous Courses


    Things learned independently from prior coursework:

    Team Foundation Server


    Security Tasking Hierarchy

    Android Application Hierarchy


    Resource File Generation

    Android APIs
    Debugging Bluetooth 2D Rendering

    Live Demonstration with Simulator

    Time for questions from the audience

    Thank You

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