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Latest revision as of 19:06, 14 March 2023
Overview
Product Summary
The ECM-555-48 controller family is capable of operating in harsh automotive, marine and off-highway applications. The onboard floating-point unit and high clock frequency allow software to be executed in shorter times. The CAN 2.0B datalink ensures interoperability with other vehicle systems. Each controller is available in 'F' (flash) or 'C' (calibratable) versions. Flash modules are typically used for production purposes, while calibration modules are typically for prototyping/development only and can be calibrated in real time using MotoTune.
This configuration of 48-pin module is based on the Freescale MPC555 (40 MHz) processor. Typical applications include engine emissions control, transmissions and hydraulics for small industrial four-cylinder sequential and eight-cylinder batch-fire engines.
Features include:
- Freescale MPC555, 40 MHz Microprocessor
- Operating voltage: 8-16VDC
- Operating temperatures ranging from -40°C to 85°C
- Sealed connectors operable to 10 ft submerged
- 2 CAN 2.0B channels
Family includes:
- ECM-555-48-0701
- ECM-555-48-0704
- ECM-555-48-0707
- ECM-555-48-0708
- ECM-555-48-0710
Downloads
Datasheets
ECM-555-48-0710
ECM-555-48 (36301) Known Datasheet Errata
Page 1 of ECM-0555-048 Family of Engine Control Modules datasheet shows two (2) CAN 2.0B channels when it should show one (1) CAN 2.0B channel and one (1) RS485 channel as of 4/13/2010.
The overview calls out an H-Bridge, however, no model numbers have any H-Bridges.
Hardware
ECM 555-48 Part Number Availability
October 2010 Note - For 48-pin, 0701,0704,0707,0708 & 0710 are current. 0702, 0703 & 0705 are obsolete. Note that all 555-48 models have a pending model roll but no functionality changes; it’s a Continental requested change for manufacturability.
| Model | Not available |
ECM0707 | ECM0708 | Not available |
ECM0710 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Replaces | ECM0701 | ECM0702 | ECM0703 | ECM0704 | ECM0705 |
| Replaces | ---- | ECM0402 | ECM0501 | ECM0401 | ECM0403 |
ECM Differences
| MotoHawk Target | Current MotoTron part numbers (What to ask for When Ordering) | |
| ECM-0555-048-0706 | ECM-0555-048-0701 (-0706 not produced, replaces -none-) | <--VR crank |
| ECM-0555-048-0707 | ECM-0555-048-0707 (-0702 not produced, replaces -0402) | <--VR crank |
| ECM-0555-048-0708 | ECM-0555-048-0708 (-0703 not produced, replaces 0401) | <--Digital/Hall crank |
| ECM-0555-048-0709 | ECM-0555-048-0704 (-0709 not produced, replaces -0401) | <--VR crank |
| ECM-0555-048-0710, ECM-0555-048-0403 |
ECM-0555-048-0710 (-0705 not produced, replaces -0403) | <--VR crank (either MH target should work) |
MPC5XX EEPROM Clarification
- All XXX-563-48 controllers have 16k of EEPROM
- The ECM-555-80 and ECM-555-48-0710 have 8k
- All other ECM-555 have 4k
Weight
The ECM-5XX controller family weighs 16 oz.
Shutdown Behavior
The ECM-555-48 has an internal diode between ECUP and DRVP, so that it can be powered by DRVP in the event of ECUP power cut. These modules don't have a separate key-switch input - ECUP should be cut-on, key-off and the module can then initiate controlled shutdown while still being powered by DRVP. This behavior is the same with ECM-555-80 but differs from the 128-pin module which has a separate KEY_SW input and takes module power only from ECUP.