Specifications Drawer:
- Operating Voltage: 8-32V (IX3212-24) for 24V Systems
- Total Current: 70 A maximum continuous
- Dimensions: 245 mm (L) x 140 mm (W) x 50 mm (H)
- Mass: 0.9 kg (2.0 lb)
- Operating Temperature: -40°F to 185°F (-40°C to 85°C)
- Storage Temperature: -40°F to 275°F (-40°C to 135°C)
- Electrical and EMI/EMC:
- 2004/108/EC and 2006/95/EC directives
- IEC 61000-4-3, -4-6 and -4-8
- EN 60945 / CISPR 11
- EN 61326-1
- Shock: 30G, 3 cycles
- Vibration: 5-25g, 50-2,000Hz, 72 hrs per axis
- Sealing:
- IP66 and 67
- SAE J1455 4.5.3 (10,300 kPa @ 50°C and 100 mm away for 15 min)
- Outputs (12):
- 12 Outputs with 0.8% duty cycle resolution @ 1kHz
- Channel overload set in 2.5 A increments
- High-side, open-loop PWM and directional DC motor control (H-bridge) modes
- Off-state leakage current <0.1 mA
- Inputs (20):
- 12 digital, tri-state, input impedance 7.7 kΩ
- 6 analog, 0-5 V, input impedance 100 kΩ pull-down
- 2 analog, resistive, input impedance 2.2 kΩ pull-up
- 10 bit resolution on all analog inputs
- Sensor Supply: 400mA @ 5VDC
- Communications: 1 CAN 2.0B, 250 kbps, J1939 proprietary messaging
- Mating Connectors:
- Deutsch DTHD, DT, and DTP Series
- J1, J2 – DTHD06-1-4S
- J3 – DT06-12SA (Gray)
- J4 – DT06-12SB (Black)
- J5 – DT06-12SC (Green)
- J6 – DTP06-2S
- Certifications: CE mark
WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive
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Last revised May 6, 2021 (Revision 1.3)
Have there been any changes in HW since pre-production units have been released to customers?
Yes, there have been changes to the hardware to improve robustness. Once production hardware is released, no changes to the hardware are planned.
Is the “new” retrofit PDM the same as the “old” legacy one (same pinouts, same connectors, same package size, same mounting, and same CAN command set)?
Yes, all of the above aspects of the retrofit PDM are identical to the legacy PDM.
Does the new PDM have higher current output capability?
The actual output current rating of the retrofit PDM is the same as the legacy PDM.
Can the new PDM drive heavy capacitive loads like a LED light controller or switching power supply?
Yes, we have conducted internal testing with a variety of loads including switching power supplies and LED work lights. We recommend carefully testing the PDM with the intended device due to the high degree of variability in the associated power requirements these types of devices exhibit.
Have the two resistive analog inputs changed?
No, they are the same.
Can two outputs be paralleled for more current on this model?
No, this functionality is currently unsupported.
Can you provide the list of tests and/or actual test results for any environmental and electrical tests you performed on the units?
Please see this spreadsheet for testing details (reports are forthcoming).
Do the retrofit units have new part numbers?
| Old (Legacy) Part Number | New (Retrofit) Part Number | Description |
|---|
| E2443053B | 58700013 | PDM IX3212 |
Is the new hardware RoHS compliant?
The units are lead free and intended to meet RoHS.
Is the new hardware CE certified?
The testing is in process. We plan to complete CE testing and certification in May 2021.
When does Enovation Controls plan to start producing retrofit units?
We are currently planning to start production in June 2021.
When is the last opportunity for a customer to order and receive legacy units?
We have notified all of the sales representatives that we are planning the transition in June and they have started to use the new part numbers. The exact date has not been finalized but open orders at that time will be switched to the retrofit part number.
If we order the legacy PDM, is it possible you will send me the new retrofit PDM instead?
Yes, after our transition date in June this will happen as the unit is a drop-in replacement and we can no longer obtain all of the parts necessary to manufacture the legacy version.
What is the sleep current @ 12 V & 24 V
The sleep current is less than 3 mA.
What is the delay time from wake from sleep to output energizing?
Approximately 100 ms.
Does the retrofit PDM work off of a 12- or 24-Volt supply?
The 12 V retrofit replacement for the legacy PDMs can be powered from 6- 18 VDC. The IX3212 retrofit can be powered from an expanded range of 8 – 36 VDC with deviations of up to 2 VDC for crank. The legacy 12V and 24V PDMs use different CAN communication protocols. The two retrofit PDM replacement versions allow for backward CAN communication protocol compatibility with the legacy PDMs.
What specification differences are there between the legacy and retrofit PDM?
| Specification | Old (Legacy) | New (Retrofit) |
|---|
| PWM Output | 6 outputs with 1% duty cycle resolution @ 500Hz (ch 1 -6) 6 outputs with 10% duty cycle resolution @100Hz (ch 7-12) | 12 Outputs with 0.8% duty cycle resolution @ 1kHz |
| Sensor Supply | 70mA @ 5VDC | IX3212: 400mA @ 5VDC 12V: 70 mA @ 5VDC |
| Output Protection | Fusible traces | Internal non replaceable fuses |
Can the new PDM be used in tandem with an old PDM without issue?
Yes, the design intent was for a drop-in replacement. Extensive testing has been performed and interoperability has been as expected
