24-pin Module Family - Revision history

Michael.Vogeli: Denoted SECM24 is now obsolete

2023-02-20T19:49:35Z

Denoted SECM24 is now obsolete

Michael.Vogeli: Added links to webstore

2019-09-27T13:44:56Z

Added links to webstore

Wayne.Hawken: /* ISDL FAQ */

2019-06-25T01:35:00Z

‎ISDL FAQ

Michael.Vogeli: fixed incorrect reference to 70 pin module in "PWM and Frequency Resolution"

2015-05-18T16:58:02Z

fixed incorrect reference to 70 pin module in "PWM and Frequency Resolution"

Michael.Vogeli: added a comment about the 16 bit resource for PWM

2015-05-18T16:57:10Z

added a comment about the 16 bit resource for PWM

Michael.Vogeli: Added bootstrap configuration for SECM24 and GCM24

2015-03-18T12:16:39Z

Added bootstrap configuration for SECM24 and GCM24

Wendy.Bolakowski: /* GCM-0S12-024 */

2014-01-29T21:21:10Z

‎GCM-0S12-024

Wendy.Bolakowski: /* Frequently Asked Questions/Topics */

2014-01-29T21:20:08Z

‎Frequently Asked Questions/Topics

Wendy.Bolakowski: /* Frequently Asked Questions/Topics */

2014-01-29T21:19:31Z

‎Frequently Asked Questions/Topics

Wendy.Bolakowski: /* Frequently Asked Questions/Topics */

2014-01-29T21:19:13Z

‎Frequently Asked Questions/Topics

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-==ECM-0S12-024==
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 '''Hardware Features'''
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 The -0503 (0801/0804) is a variation of the 0502 (-0802) with different pullup/pull down combinations for the analog ins and three EST’s replaced by more analog ins.
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 The -0503 (0801/0804) is a variation of the 0502 (-0802) with different pullup/pull down combinations for the analog ins and three EST’s replaced by more analog ins.
 ==GCM-0S12-024==
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 AN5 -- 1.00k PU
 AN6 -- 1.00k PU
 ===Bootstrap===

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 == Frequently Asked Questions/Topics==

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 === PWM and Frequency Resolution ===
-The 70-pin module has limited PWM and frequency input resolution due to the registers – 16 bit or 8 bit, as compared to 32 bit on other MCS PowerPC modules. The clock rate also limits this resolution. The frequency will be traded off for duty cycle resolution, and frequency range is limited. PWM over a large frequency range is not possible.
+The 24-pin module has limited PWM and frequency input resolution due to the registers – 16 bit or 8 bit, as compared to 32 bit on other MCS PowerPC modules. The clock rate also limits this resolution. The frequency will be traded off for duty cycle resolution, and frequency range is limited. PWM over a large frequency range is not possible.
 The PWM outputs on S12 modules are very sensitive to the minimum and maximum frequency settings in the model since there are limited clock resources that are shared between the PWMs, so set your minimum and maximum to reasonable numbers for your system. The output is optimized by the minimum and maximum frequency range settings in the PWM or frequency input block. They must be set as narrowly as possible, so select maximum frequency checkbox and make sure to put in your upper frequency limit.

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	== Frequently Asked Questions/Topics==		== Frequently Asked Questions/Topics==
		+	=== PWM and Frequency Resolution ===
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		+	The 70-pin module has limited PWM and frequency input resolution due to the registers – 16 bit or 8 bit, as compared to 32 bit on other MCS PowerPC modules. The clock rate also limits this resolution. The frequency will be traded off for duty cycle resolution, and frequency range is limited. PWM over a large frequency range is not possible.
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		+	The PWM outputs on S12 modules are very sensitive to the minimum and maximum frequency settings in the model since there are limited clock resources that are shared between the PWMs, so set your minimum and maximum to reasonable numbers for your system. The output is optimized by the minimum and maximum frequency range settings in the PWM or frequency input block. They must be set as narrowly as possible, so select maximum frequency checkbox and make sure to put in your upper frequency limit.
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		+	Using 16-bit PWM or frequency input resources provides some additional resolution over the 8-bit.
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		+	Check the module cross reference page to see which outputs have the capability of using a 16-bit resolution resource.
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	'''Is there a pin removal tool for the 24-pin module?''' No, there isn't a pin removal tool for these modules. If you remove the snap-on end, the pins can be removed by deflecting the white tabs. You’d just need a flat screwdriver.		'''Is there a pin removal tool for the 24-pin module?''' No, there isn't a pin removal tool for these modules. If you remove the snap-on end, the pins can be removed by deflecting the white tabs. You’d just need a flat screwdriver.

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 ===City IDs===
 The ECM-0S12-024 default City ID is 0x81 except the 0804 version which has City ID 0x0B.
 ===Variations and Replacement Part Numbers===
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 AN5 -- 1.00k PU
 AN6 -- 1.00k PU
 == ISDL FAQ ==

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 :Multi-function ESTOP (Detect/Assert)
 :Optional 0-12V LSO (Easy Link Interface)
-:Datalinks 2 CAN 2.0B Channel
 === Part Numbers ===

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−	== '''Can I run the 24-pin modules at 1Mbps?''' == No, the S12 modules do not support CAN at 1Mbps. The option will be removed in a future release to reflect this limitation.	+	'''Can I run the 24-pin modules at 1Mbps?''' No, the S12 modules do not support CAN at 1Mbps. The option will be removed from the CAN dropdown in a future release to reflect this limitation.

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−	== Can I run the 24-pin modules at 1Mbps? == No, the S12 modules do not support CAN at 1Mbps. The option will be removed in a future release to reflect this limitation.	+	== '''Can I run the 24-pin modules at 1Mbps?''' == No, the S12 modules do not support CAN at 1Mbps. The option will be removed in a future release to reflect this limitation.

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		+	== Can I run the 24-pin modules at 1Mbps? == No, the S12 modules do not support CAN at 1Mbps. The option will be removed in a future release to reflect this limitation.