[simpits-tech] Epic hardware

[Frank Riedel]

I'm greatfull, THANKS...
It will help me alot....

Frank

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From: "F16" <f16@xflight.de>
To: <simpits-tech@simpits.org>
Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2002 12:14 PM
Subject: AW: [simpits-tech] Epic hardware


> Hi Frank,
>
> the 64BTN modul you can buy - I think - only in Europe by MicroCockpit. To
> the 64BTN modul you must have an ABA modul. The 64BTN modul is for INPUT,
> the 32-point output modul is for OUTPUT. Here is a short description for
> the ABA-, 64BTN- and 32-point output modul (more see on my site
> (http://www.xflight.de/f16/pe_sim_com_epc.htm):
>
> ABA modul:
> The ABA module is the heart of the system. You can connect up to 4 64BTN
> modules to it, as well as power 16 analog channels. This module is
> connected to the first expansion module by two flat cables.
>
> 64BTN modul:
> Up to 64 push-buttons or switches can be connected to this module. EPIC
can
> then identify each of them. As EPIC registers any change of each switch
and
> processes it separately, only one cable is required to power normal
> switches. The ABA can receive up to 4 64 BTN modules, which give you up to
> 256 different controls to be powered.
> On one 64BTN modul you can connect and checked 64 buttons, switches and
> other digital INPUT parts.
>
> 32-point output modul:
> Using this module, which is connected to the First Expansion Module via
> EPIC-Bus, up to 32 digital output channels can be powered. That means,
that
> you can activate lights, electric motors and other devices. Each channel
> can handle 3 to 50V. Up to 4 Output Modules can be installed, giving you
> 128 channels to be used. On one output modul you can steer up to 32 LED,
> lamps or engines. This module is for the OUTPUT.
>
> I hope it is helpful for you.
> Martin "Pegasus"
>
>
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