[Gmecm] ECM test bench

[rawardsr]

Sorry, I've been busy as all get up at work.  I'm the only electronics 
tech, and we received over 25 items for me to look at in the past week. 
Any techs in the Dayon Ohio area who like repairing industial 
electronics? Must be able to work without schematics to the component 
level.  Mostly DC electric torque equipment, along with some servo 
drives (Kollmorgen, ReFu/Intramat).  I also spent last weekend swapping 
a motor out and in a 95 V6 Mustang for a co worker. So I'm running a bit 
behind on this. Bob


Ryan Hess wrote:
> Well, slowly plugging along.  I haven't seen Bob's files yet, but that's fine, since mine will be an all new design.  Here are the features that will be implemented.  Please speak up if you want to see something else:
> 
>  Features will include:
>  
>  Lights for:
>  -Injectors
>  -Fuel Pump
>  -Fan 1
>  -SES
>  -Shift
>  -IAC
>  -TCC
>  -EGR
>  -Can Purge
>  -Air Select
>  +4 extra to play with
>  
>  Digital Inputs:
>  -Ign PWR
>  -Switch for A/C clutch on
>  -Park/N switch
>  -Power steer switch
>  -Diagnostic switch with 3 position select resistances. (for ALDL)
>  -4? extra switches for whatever
>  
>  Analog/Controlled Inputs:
>  -RPM
>  -VSS
>  -TPS
>  -MAP
>  -CTS
>  -IAT
>  -KNOCK
>  -o2 simulator
>  -FP voltage Input (adjustable 6-12V)
>  -3 additional pots for extra inputs
>  
>  -Onboard RS232 coms
> 
> Will keep you guys posted as things progress.  I will release the schematic, and you guys can critique and change things as necessary, and we'll go from there.  Thanks,
> 
> Ryan
> 
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