3rd-Jun-20, 04:58 PM
Hello Slotfriends
I just had a chat with Maurizio and got some more info about the lights on the C chip.
There's good news...and bad news.
Good news is that within the design of the C chip, light functions (brake lights, flashing lights, etc etc) will be digitally controlled by the C chip.
Maurizio did not disclose all of the options, but given the architecture of the O2 design this could include automatic flashing of the lights when a car enters the pitlane.
Bad news is that the new light set to make use of these features is still under development, so its not "just a question" of making an adaptor cable.
As with other Slot.it projects this can take some time...but its usually well worth waiting for.
In the mean while you can still "hard wire" lights on O2 cars with a C chip.
For continious power you can connect the red and black wire of your Slot.it light kit to the plus and minus of your lead wires coming off the guide.
Unfortunately you'll have no brake lights.
If you want brake lights you can source one of the "analoge" light kits like Z machine.
To make these work you should connect them to the motor wires.
With kind regards
Tamar
I just had a chat with Maurizio and got some more info about the lights on the C chip.
There's good news...and bad news.
Good news is that within the design of the C chip, light functions (brake lights, flashing lights, etc etc) will be digitally controlled by the C chip.
Maurizio did not disclose all of the options, but given the architecture of the O2 design this could include automatic flashing of the lights when a car enters the pitlane.
Bad news is that the new light set to make use of these features is still under development, so its not "just a question" of making an adaptor cable.
As with other Slot.it projects this can take some time...but its usually well worth waiting for.
In the mean while you can still "hard wire" lights on O2 cars with a C chip.
For continious power you can connect the red and black wire of your Slot.it light kit to the plus and minus of your lead wires coming off the guide.
Unfortunately you'll have no brake lights.
If you want brake lights you can source one of the "analoge" light kits like Z machine.
To make these work you should connect them to the motor wires.
With kind regards
Tamar

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