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When using these pedals with a MotoHawk module use the 5V XDRP sensor supply output to provide power to the foot pedal. Also, use the XDRDG sensor ground to ground the pedal. This is a clean ground that helps provide a more accurate reading. | When using these pedals with a MotoHawk module use the 5V XDRP sensor supply output to provide power to the foot pedal. Also, use the XDRDG sensor ground to ground the pedal. This is a clean ground that helps provide a more accurate reading. | ||
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'''For a drawing, [http://Neweagle.net/support/wiki/ProductDocumentation/Input_Output_Devices/Operator_Input_Devices/EFP-136-01_DataSheet.pdf Click Here]''' | |||
Revision as of 16:38, 9 March 2017
New Eagle sells electronic foot pedals that could be used as accelerator or brake pedals for your vehicle. The pedals have dual potentiometers that source power from 2 independent power supplies and output voltages between 0 & 5 V and 0 & 2.5 V. We also sell a connector kit for developing a harness that fits your needs. We have both firewall and floor mounted models.
Voltage Supply
For proper use the pedals should be supplied with a 5V power supply. When the voltage is above the 15V the pedals can become permantly damaged.
When using these pedals with a MotoHawk module use the 5V XDRP sensor supply output to provide power to the foot pedal. Also, use the XDRDG sensor ground to ground the pedal. This is a clean ground that helps provide a more accurate reading.
Downloads
For a drawing, Click Here