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E6GMX Manual
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ECU Outputs
Injector Driver
4 x Two State Programmable Peak-and-hold current limiting drivers capable of driving at:
- 4Apk/1Ahold
- 8Apk/2Ahold
The above current specifications allow the drivers to drive up to 8 x 2.2~2.4 injectors, 16 x saturation
style injectors (High Impedance) or 4 x ~0.5.
CAUTION: Ensure software settings are correct since excessive current for long periods may damage
injectors.
Ignition Output
0-12V square-wave output used to drive an ignitor. Capable of drivingSmart and ‘Dumb’ ignitors.
CAUTION: This output cannot be used to drive coils directly an ignitor must be used to supply the high
coil currents
Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) Output
4 x PWM outputs capable of driving: 1A continuous pull to ground
- Suitable for controlling turbo waste-gate, solenoids, valves, shift lights, relays etc.
- Factory outputs can be configured to allow further features.
Special Purpose Digital Output
Up to 2 special purpose digital outputs capable of driving: 1A continuous pull to ground or low current
0-12V voltage level signal.
(actual number available dependant on Injection and Ignition configuration
- 12Volt logic outputs
- Suitable for switching fans, shift lights, anti-lag, NOS, relaysetc.
Fuel Pump Control
System Programming Requirements
Computer
HalwinX requires a PC running Windows 95 release 2, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows
Millennium or Windows XP with the following specifications.
Minimum Requirements:
233MHz processor
VGA colour display 800x600 (preferably 1024x768)
4 MB of memory
10 MB of free Disk space
Recommended:
PIII 500MHz processor
VGA colour display 1024x768
16 MB of memory
10 MB of free Disk space
Disk Drive
3.5" Floppy Disk Drive
Serial Port
Standard RS232C port - 9 pin D connector
COM1 or COM2 (selectable)
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