Great course

Excellent!!!

Very interesting !!!

Neat stuff!

Thanks sir clear basic lessons learn

@hpa101

10 ай бұрын

Perfect! That's the goal 😎 - Taz

Awesome!

Nice.

You mentioned that the wiper setup was already confg'd for a previous example. So, after setting up the Keypad 3-Position Button, could you remove the 3 Analog Switch Inputs, thereby freeing up the 3 input pins?

Do you know if you can use a button for example for stanceparts air cups to put them on/off on a single button?

Can you do on Aim pdm8

Any chance if you can talk about the new AIM PDM32 and the Keypad configuation?

@hpa101

2 жыл бұрын

The PDM course will help you out if you're new to setting them up. There isn't a specific AiM example, but I am certain what is there will still help you out. Like ECUs, PDMs are all trying to do the same things at the end of the day regardless of the logo and if you have an AiM PDM with an AiM supplied keypad it should be super simple to get them communicating. Everything else from there PDM wise that you're new to, that's what the course is for. Hope that helps - Taz. www.hpacademy.com/courses/pdm-installation-and-configuration?

Could you program one of the buttons to be and ignition/start switch?

@hpa101

2 жыл бұрын

Depends on your ignition setup, but essentially yes - Taz.

How many outputs have been used in this case? high speed, low speed, and park so three total?

@keanucopp9741

4 күн бұрын

@@S30Build I believe it’s only one output? Could be wrong

Out of all the keypads you have used, which do you like the most?

@hpa101

9 ай бұрын

I'm not sure we're qualified to answer that one sorry as our experience is pretty limited compared to say a paid professional driver who is using a lot of different setups. I can say we have never had to replace a keypad due to not liking it though so if that is anything to go off you're pretty safe regardless of the direction you take I reckon. One of these just arrived yesterday for a giveaway prize which is quite interesting too: blinkmarine.com/products/racepad/ - Taz.

Is the pdm16 waterproof like the aem pmu 8?

@hpa101

Жыл бұрын

The PDM16 as in MoTeC's PDM16? If so, then they have a marine version, PDM16M I believe, which would be the one you want. If you mean the PMU16 from Ecumaster which we use here, then I don't believe they have a waterproof version no. I would get in touch with your Ecumaster dealer to be certain, we don't sell any hardware so only know it in relation to what we use it for and discuss. Bit out of line with what we do at HPA for track cars etc, but I know some of the 4x4 guys just seal their electronics separately, as sealed in their own box rather than just relying on waterproof connectors which is fine for the water they see, but to be truely waterproof for a marine application etc I'm not sure I would do that myself - Taz.

It looks very promising and I'm not sure I would be concerned about reliability even for my experimental aircraft, when you consider that the engine is already managed by an ECU with similar tech. But the price point is wayyyy too high unless you realy need the flexibility and control that hardwiring may not offer. No way a PCB keypad costs $300. That's obviously race stuff pricing. I'll wait for consumer electronics pricing.

@n8_b123

2 жыл бұрын

Depends on how you want to do your math. A $300 keypad, a connector and 4 wires is almost always more cost effect (always more cost effective if your paying someone to wire it) than wiring buttons in switches.

@SuperYellowsubmarin

2 жыл бұрын

@@n8_b123 If you factor in the cost of the PDM I don't think so. True you'll spare on wiring, maybe it will balance the cost if you have the harness made by a pro. But you'll still need wiring to the loads.

@n8_b123

2 жыл бұрын

@@SuperYellowsubmarin the cost of the PDM and wiring the outputs is a constant no matter if you wire switches or a can keypad. But by the time you purchase 8-15 toggle switches, terminals, heat shrink and wire and spend 4+ hours wiring your input switches it adds up quite quickly.

@hpa101

2 жыл бұрын

It's hard to say you'll break even cost wise as it depends on a few variables, but you 100% save on time and wiring complexity. The price people put on that varies wildly according to who's doing the work and the work itself. That said it is now at a point where we can start to talk about the potential of either option being close in price where as previously there was no comparison to be made, PDMs were huge money. That is pretty cool and a good sign for things yet to come - Taz.

@wompa164

10 ай бұрын

$300 is nothing

Motor overrun? Surely that's self park, entirely mechanical and built into pretty much all wiper motors.

@millll111lllI

5 ай бұрын

Then he glosses over it when the brake programming adjustment had no effect

Very cool tech. I would never put one in a race car that needed to be reliable. Too many failure scenarios. Cool in a street car maybe.

@justinfranz1375

2 жыл бұрын

You realize a ton of race cars use these right? Like they're an extremely low failure rate device, probably less than most mechanical switches. These are industrial designed products, not something made in some guys basement

@hellraiserDLX23

2 жыл бұрын

You put these in things you dont want to have fail. You can run double redundancy to crucial components in the car and program fail safes to reset the circuit if "blown" If it fails again it can automatically switch to the second circuit ran. It's amazingly simplified for wiring as well. I'm in 1000%

@hpa101

2 жыл бұрын

@Gsry As already mentioned, the opposite is true. This tech comes from race applications seeking reliability and it has filtered down from there - Taz.

DUDE , THAT IS A LOT OF SOFTWARE SETTINGS TO JUST GET A WIPER MOTOR TO RUN , PERSONALLY ILL CHECK BACK IN A FEW WHEN IT'S DUMBED DOWN A BIT MORE !!!!!!!!

@magnetic0314

2 жыл бұрын

You've missed the point. You can set it up to do almost anything you want, and you're removing old school, failure prone fuses, switches and relays from the system. Yes it takes a while to setup, but it's flexible and saves a lot of hassle in the long run

I have the ecu master, and a power tune digital dash, I'll be buying a pmu16 soon. So for the can hi/lo from ecu, I can just tie 3 sets together? Or can I just hop from one component to anothe?