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# CarState signals
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## Required for basic lateral control
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* `brakePressed`
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* `cruiseState`
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* `doorOpen`
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* `espDisabled`
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* `gasPressed`
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* `gearShifter`
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* `leftBlinker` / `rightBlinker`
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* `seatbeltUnlatched`
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* `standstill`
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* `steeringAngleDeg`
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* `steeringPressed`
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* `steeringTorque`
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* `steerFaultPermanent`
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* `steerFaultTemporary`
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* `vCruise`
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* `wheelSpeeds.[fl|fr|rl|rr]`: Speed of each of the car's four wheels, in m/s. The car's CAN bus often broadcasts the
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speed in kph, so the helper function `parse_wheel_speeds` performs this conversion by default.
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## Recommended / Required for openpilot longitudinal control
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* `accFaulted`
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* `espActive`
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* `parkingBrake`
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## Application Dependent
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* `blockPcmEnable`
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* `buttonEnable`
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* `brakeHoldActive`
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* `carFaultedNonCritical`
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* `invalidLkasSetting`
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* `lowSpeedAlert`
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* `regenBraking`
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* `steeringAngleOffsetDeg`
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* `steeringDisengage`
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* `steeringTorqueEps`
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* `stockLkas`
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* `vCruiseCluster`
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* `vEgoCluster`
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* `vehicleSensorsInvalid`
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## Automatically populated
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* `buttonEvents`
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These values are populated automatically by `parse_wheel_speeds`:
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* `aEgo`: Acceleration of the ego vehicle, Kalman filtered derivative of `vEgo`.
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* `vEgo`: Speed of the ego vehicle, Kalman filtered from `vEgoRaw`.
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* `vEgoRaw`: Speed of the ego vehicle, based on the average of all four wheel speeds, unfiltered.
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## Optional
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* `brake`
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* `charging`
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* `fuelGauge`
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* `leftBlindspot` / `rightBlindspot`
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* `steeringRateDeg`
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* `stockAeb`
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* `stockFcw`
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* `yawRate`
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# Stimulus-Response Tests
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These are example test drives that can help identify the CAN bus messaging necessary for ADAS control. Each scripted
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test should be done in a separate route (ignition cycle). These tests are a guide, not necessarily exhaustive.
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While testing, constant power to the comma device is highly recommended, using [comma power](https://comma.ai/shop/comma-power) if
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necessary to make sure all test activity is fully captured and for ease of uploading. If constant power isn't
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available, keep the ignition on for at least one minute after your test to make sure power loss doesn't result
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in loss of the last minute of testing data.
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## Stationary ignition-only tests, part 1
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1. Ignition on, but don't start engine, remain in Park
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2. Open and close each door in a defined order: driver, passenger, rear left, rear right
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3. Re-enter the vehicle, close the driver's door, and fasten the driver's seatbelt
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4. Slowly press and release the accelerator pedal 3 times
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5. Slowly press and release the brake pedal 3 times
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6. Hold the brake and move the gearshift to reverse, then neutral, then drive, then sport/eco/etc if applicable
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7. Return to Park, ignition off
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Brake-pressed information may show up in several messages and signals, both as on/off states and as a percentage or
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pressure. It may reflect a switch on the driver's brake pedal, or a pressure-threshold state, or signals to turn on
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the rear brake lights. Start by identifying all the potential signals, and confirm while driving with ACC later.
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Locate signals for all four door states if possible, but some cars only expose the driver's door state on the ADAS bus.
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Driver/passenger door signals may or may not change positions for LHD vs RHD cars. For cars where only the driver's
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door signal is available, the same signal may follow the driver.
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## Stationary ignition-only tests, part 2
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1. Ignition on, but don't start engine, remain in Park
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2. Press each ACC button in a defined order: main switch on/off, set, resume, cancel, accel, decel, gap adjust
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3. Set the left turn signal for about five seconds
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4. Operate the left turn signal one time in its touch-to-pass mode
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5. Set the right turn signal for about five seconds
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6. Operate the right turn signal one time in its touch-to-pass mode
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7. Set the hazard / emergency indicator switch for about five seconds
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8. Ignition off
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Your vehicle may have a momentary-press main ACC switch or a physical toggle that remains set. Actual ACC engagement
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isn't necessary for purposes of detecting the ACC button presses.
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## Steering angle and steering torque tests
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Power steering should be available. On ICE cars, engine RPM may be present.
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1. Ignition on, start engine if applicable, remain in Park
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2. Rotate the steering wheel as follows, with a few seconds pause between each step
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* Start as close to exact center as possible
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* Turn to 45 degrees right and hold
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* Turn to 90 degrees right and hold
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* Turn to 180 degrees right and hold
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* Turn to full lock right and hold, with firm pressure against lock
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* Release the wheel and allow it to bounce back slightly from lock
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* Turn to 180 degrees left and hold
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* Return to center and release
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3. Ignition off
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Performing the full test to the right, followed by an abbreviated test to the left, helps give additional confirmation
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of signal scale, and sign/direction for both the steering wheel angle and driver input torque signals.
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## Low speed / parking lot driving tests
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Before this test, drive to a place like an empty parking lot where you are free to drive in a series of curves.
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1. Ignition on, start engine if applicable, prepare to drive
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2. Slowly (10-20mph at most) drive a figure-8 if possible, or at least one sharp left and one sharp right.
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3. Come to a complete stop
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4. When and where safe, drive in reverse for a short distance (10-15 feet)
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5. Park the car in a safe place, ignition off
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## High speed / highway driving tests
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Select a place and time where you can safely set cruise control at normal travel speeds with little interference from
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traffic ahead, and safely test the response of your factory lane guidance system.
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1. Ignition on, start engine if applicable, prepare to drive
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2. When safely able, engage adaptive cruise control below 50 mph
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3. When safely able, use the ACC buttons to accelerate to 50mph, then 55mph, then 60mph
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4. Disengage adaptive cruise
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5. When safely able, allow your factory lane guidance to prevent lane departures, 2-3 times on both the left and right
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The series of setpoints can be adjusted to local traffic regulations, and of course metric units. The specific cruise
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setpoints are useful for locating the ACC HUD signals later, and confirming their precise scaling. When the car reaches
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and holds the setpoint, that can also provide additional confirmation of wheel speed scaling.
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