We are looking at the possibility of removing a reverse light flasher from our vehicle electrical system but have a question regarding the life of the High Side Digital Outputs.

Is there an expected lifespan of the Digital Outputs measured in Cycles or Switches?

The lights we would be controlling are 1.5Amp and would be Cycled at 1Hz.

Is there a concern with reducing the life of the digital output when used in this manner?

Thanks,

New to controlling voltage output devices with IQAN. Since there are no physical voltage outputs on the controller modules and just current outs, I am assuming I need to do some sort of conversion using the MATH channels? Ex, I am trying to control a sensor that has a 0-10V output.

A question came up regarding CANopen devices with various voltage references. A customer is experiencing overlapping CAN messages due to one of their devices having a -VREF using a different brand of controller. I am wondering if this issue is seen on IQAN or if IQAN already has processes in place that avoids this issue.

Hie guys...i would like to connect an ACC100 to my system..i would like to know if there is a way of getting roll pitch and yaw seperately or it only gives me an angle in one axis

I am looking for a way to use a shunt style current sensor that has a differential analog output with an IQAN module. Does anyone have suggestions? https://riedon.com/resistors/view/ssa  Riedon-Smart-Current-Sensor.pdf

I have to modify my system and add 2 expansion (or masters if necessary) to meet safety standards. Only 1 module can be powered at a time. Is there a way to do so without having errors every time one is powered down?

If you make a clone, can you read the serial numbers of the hardware where the clone is retracted from? In the clone file somewhere I mean.

Thanks,

Marcel

Is 5 - 7.5 uA correct for current consumption? or is that a typo in the data sheet?

Can any tell me if its possible to use a PT100 Type S temperature sensor on a voltage input in a MC43?

I am designing a new system where the customer has to send me a 2 wire 4-20ma signal to monitor. I can add a resistor to convert it to a voltage input, but I would prefer not to. The manual shows a 3 wire hook up, if I were to not use the Vref pin, would this still work? I am not concerned about the output getting out of scale, and when we do a startup I can calibrate it to the PLC actual range... 

Should this work?