Does this controller have the ability to send a 0-1v output so I can integrate this into the stock ECU?
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Yes it does. I have one on my Honda and wired the output wire directly to the ECU, no longer needing the stock O2 sensor.
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Open voltage is not the issue. Make sure it is a 12 volt panel for a 12 volt controller. The important thing is the amps the panel puts out, the controller needs to have a higher amp rating than panel output amp rate.
717237
I went to their web site it works with almost anything BUT it must be wired correctly or it will fry. I love mine works great! I run one in a vw bus and one in an ALFA spider no prob.
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Input 120V 60Hz Total output 7VA Out put 15VDC 19VAC Full throttle control and Direcrion switch
329449
Searching on the web I couldnt find any reference for this compatibility, yet, you must try searching on users guide because this controller seems to be very flexible about compat.Luck
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This is also a fail safe if you have too many volts going to the unit. Are you using a stock adapter or a different one you purchased?
1748752
No, I did not receive formal instructions, but I followed normal wiring color codes for hooking up electronics and it worked just fine. The controller (small rectangle plastic enclosure titled "HS-LED CONTROLLER"): I connected the red & black wires to power and ground as follows: The "red" to 12 volt positive and the "black" to 12 volt negative (or "ground"). Then I connected the individual "3-light" light assembly's to one of the controller's connectors, and pressed the round "ON/OFF" button (the white "POWER" light should illuminate) then I pressed the "A" oval button to verify that the light bank worked (multiple blinks then pause and repeats itself), and then I pressed the "B" & "C" oval buttons to ensure the controller worked as it should. Then I checked each of the other connectors to ensure they worked. I then installed the lights and controller into my vehicle and all worked as expected.
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I made my own. The controller has terminal strip screws for all the inputs and outputs. I have the controller within 5 feet of the battery. Use at least 12 gauge wire for each, the positive and the negative. Larger gauge would be better. I crimped on connectors to fit on the controller screws and my battery has screwed studs that I also crimped connectors on to fit.
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Opinion: Trailer interfaces should be standardized, for instance a 4 pin connector like I have I was able to adapt to this brake controller easily enough. The pairing process should be straightforward enough. I seem to remember the only oddity is some vehicles don't provide power to the trailer under some circumstances, which requires a workaround(like connecting a battery) but I don't remember this being a domestic/import thing. My vehicle is japanese/lexus lx470.
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haven't seen the controller on Amazon, but yes, you can add a module that passes sound activated info to the strips with these pixels. here is a 12v version: http://goo.gl/n98gcJ if you are not comfortable doing a little soldering or minor electrical work, there are sets that have the sound activation module built in. * note, if you are using the 12v sound module, I'd use the 12v version of the WS2811 lights... they come in 5v and 12v... it saves you time and heartache to use 1 voltage.
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No. I use a hydroflash system to detect and control Insteon devices. We had a 20 hr power failure recently. I came right up when power is installed. Doesn't you controller have battery backup?
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Unfortunately, this controller is only suitable for 12v and 24v system configurations. 48v would blow out the controller.
1210060
This controller only has one SSR output. It has both heating and cooling modes but you'd need to rewire your setup to switch between them.
671080
On my 02, the regulator worked as received. I installed the VDO on the Pass side and the VDO unit is MUCH slower ( like 50%) than the OEM drivers side.
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It has a GFI on the output but nothing for input, I installed a fuse on the 12V input.
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My Sherwood 7405 has a single output too. I used the right channel input according to the instructions and it works fine.
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YES, it works great, but you don't need to use the 18v output. I've been using mine in a standard 9v output, thereby saving you a spot for another 9v pedal. I've seen other people with several various ways to connect it, but, it's so simple, just use ONE 9v input. Enjoy your new EQ.