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CANchecked CAN Bus extension module MCE18 for MFD28 / MFD32 / MFD32S | CANchecked
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CANchecked CAN Bus extension module MCE18 for MFD28 / MFD32 / MFD32S | CANchecked

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Description

MCE18 for the MFD 1.5" MFD 2.8" / MFD 3.2" CANchecked display to 18 additional inputs MCE18 module for analog and digtal sensors Fits the MFD28 / MFD32 / MFD32S display MCE18 for the MFD 2.8" / MFD 3.2" CANchecked display to 18 additional inputs MCE18 stands for Multifunction Can Bus Extension with 18 ports - why is this module needed?

Our displays (MFD28, MFD32, MFD32S) have four analog inputs. However, for some applications this may already be too few and more inputs are needed. It is obvious to map these via the flexible Can Bus protocol. For this, the sensors are connected to the CANchecked MCE18 and sent via Can Bus to the device to be received - e.g. one of our MFD28 displays. But also freely programmable ECU have only a limited number of inputs. These can be expanded very easily with our module and sent directly to the ECU. Already tested with: MaxxECU Ecumaster Swigtchboard v3 emulation LinkECU (lcs data for import available) Haltech IOA/B emulation Motec E888 emulation and many others... Scope of supply: MCE18 with housing Connector superseal 34pin (TE 4-1437290-0) Pins superseal 1.0 20AWG (TE 3-1447221-4) 3 jumpers Connector pin out diagram: .tg {border-collapse:collapseborder-spacing:0}.tg td{font-family:Arial, sans-seriffont-size:14pxpadding:10px 5pxborder-style:solidborder-width:1pxoverflow:hiddenword-break:normal}.tg th{font-family:Arial, sans-seriffont-size:14pxfont-weight:normalpadding:10px 5pxborder-style:solidborder-width:1pxoverflow:hiddenword-break:normal} Pin Name Description 1 +12V 12V power supply 2 GND Ground supply 3 +5V 5V Sensor power supply 4 +5V 5V Sensor power supply 5 VBUS 5V USB (mostly red) 6 D+ D+ USB data (mostly green) 7 D- D- USB data (mostly white) 8 USB GND USB ground (mostly black) 9 D7 Digital input 7 10 D0 Digital input 0 11 D8 Digital input 8 12 A0 Analog input 0 13 D2 Digital input 2 14 A6 Analog input 6 15 A2 Analog input 2 16 A3 Analog input 3 17 A4 Analog input 4 18 SGND Sensor ground 19 SGND Sensor ground 20 SGND Sensor ground 21 D1 Digital input 1 22 A1 Analog input 1 23 D6 Digital input 6 24 D3 Digital input 3 25 A8 Analog input 8 26 CANH Can Bus High 27 CANL Can Bus Low 28 SGND Sensor ground 29 +5V 5V Sensor power supply 30 +5V 5V Sensor power supply 31 D5 Digitaler Eingang 5 32 D4 Digital input 4 33 A5 Analog input 5 34 A7 Analog input 7 If you remove the front 4 screws, you can pull off the housing. There are three jumpers on the back. 1. JP1 plugged activates the 120 Ohm resistor for the Can Bus 2. JP2 plugged in activates the 1K1 pullup resistor for A1 and A2 3. JP3 plugged activates the 1K1 pullup resistor for A6 and A7 By default, all jumpers are removed. Default Can Bus Stream The data of the inputs are polled and transmitted every 50ms (20Hz - changeable). The data is transmitted as "unsigned big endian". As soon as 12V and ground are connected, the green status LED on the rear panel is on. Can Bus ID: 0x700 (Base Data CAN ID - changeable).