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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e
    mmm another idea here, as you already have something workable, you can probably modify it. Is this a Cable system? If so, you can probably modify the dash end and attach a Optical Encoder to create your VSS signal. Optical encoder OR Using some optocoupler stuff.

    I think U cant make odometer with just Hall sensor. What U need is Quadrature optical unit. By this U can sense whether car is going forward or reverse!!
    Unless U want the reverse distance travelled also added. With quadrature opto unit and 2 JK flipflops U can generate + & - ve pulses per
    revolution and then just count them and divide by pulses/mile or Km whatever
    is Ur unit. Also then U can calculate the speed also to be alternately displayed. All cumulative distance should be written to EEPROM when switching off occurs and read again after next switch off.
    I leave it to masters for genarating code on this line. I have serviced
    such Odometer used in runway painting. It was based on Z80.
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    i can still use a hall effect, basicly when you put the car in reverse it activates a switch which obviously turn your reverse lights on, therefore i can use that signal to turn off the signal from the hall effect device therefore no counting while in reverse.

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