What can be the cause of this error ?

I'd like to have IQAN control be paralleled with switch control. This specific application will be a drop axle. I want the IQAN to drop the axle in certain situations, and have a switch that will drop it at any time, even if the control system is powered down,

I believe I have to protect the module from back-feeding, correct? Will just diode protection be enough or do I need to have the Dout controlling a relay that would toggle the input between the switch and a +bat source?

Hi there!

we are using prop valves for an application. and we use a cout (current out) to control them. but over the 2 pins of the coil there is a LED with a resistor. and in the instruction of our module (MC43) they say: Do not instal diodes over the coils.

so i was wondering: is a LED a Diode in this application? Do i need to remove the LED?

Thanks for helping!

I have an old faulty IQAN-DG here for repair.

Can someone please send me a diagram of the rear CI, CAN1 and CAN2 connector pinouts.

Thank you

I have a MC43 with the following blink code 4 red, 2 yellow, 1 yellow, 1 yellow, 1 yellow. What do the 3 yellow blinks at the end mean? This happens intermittently when the module first gets power.

I am considering using an MC41 with PWM signals as inputs. These signals come from joystick thumbwheels on excavators made by a large multi-national OEM. My problem is the spec on the frequency of the PWM signal from the thumbwheel is 500Hz +/- 50Hz. I see the max allowable frequency from the MC4x catalog is 500Hz. Wondering if the MC41 will work with 550Hz PWM frequency input.

How this can be done? Did not find from channel properties.

I am using MC41FS in non safety application. During cranking voltage drops, but not low enough to reset module.

Module hangs up and stays that way until power recycle. Can I restart application back up with SW?

Anyone have more information about the error 1:20 on a MC31 master module ?

I didn't find anything related to this error.

We have had multiple MD4 units (7 and 10 inches) no longer powering up.

Do you have any idea what could cause that?  We're using fuses to protect the units, but sometimes they still seem to fail on normal operation.