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'''MAP-board 1.0''' http://shop.x-dsl.hu/catalog/images/MAPdongles_and_bare_s.jpg Pin1 is on the bottom-left on the above picture. The packaged sensor is '''casted with epoxy, very durable, you can step on it''' or melt the external softer black part without damage to the internals. The adapter is used to hold the 400kPa MPXH6400 sensor. Motorola packages this nice sensor in SMD only, so a PCB was necessary for a clean install. Output is compatible with the more common MPX4250AP sensor, but '''features 400kPa range''' instead of 250kPa. Recommended for > 130kPa (1.3bar, 18psi) boost. there are some simple extras onboard, like * regulator (so it can be powered from 12V and there is a 5V output) * thermometer (Temperature output) ---- The board is '''ment to be mounted vertically in the Alubos case, perpendicular to v3.x''' * the sensor nipple points directly towards the frontplate * not too soft tube recommended, so the tube also fixes the sensor * soldering all 6 pins (with bent leads) is recommended * recommended to use some hotmelt after testing, for added strength * the screwholes are normally not used, at least not to secure the board against v3.x. The sensor would point down if they were used ! http://www.vems.hu/files/MAF_MAP_BAP/MAP_400kPa_mounting_m.jpg The image is taken before hotmelt is applied (at the connection of the boards and the sensor nipple). ---- '''Pinout of the 5V version''' ||'''SSC pin'''|| '''pin nr.''' || color'''|| '''signal''' || '''range''' || '''note''' || ||1|| 1 || white || MAP output || 0 .. 4.8V || 20..400kPa || ||2|| 2 || brown || GND || 0V || || ||3|| 3 || red || '''5V in''' || 5V || max 10mA || ||4|| 4 || blue || temp out || 0.5 .. 4.5V || NTC, similar U(T) as CLT || ||-|| 5 || - || GND internal || 0V || || ||-|| 6 || - || not connected || - || || The first 3 pin is compatible with the MPX4250AP pinout. When mounting onboard GenBoard/VerThree, for mechanical stiffness: * recommended to connect all 6 pins * some hotmelt helps for extra ruggeddness * the pneumatic tube to the frontplate also secures the mounting Mounting is normally done vertically, perpendicular to the v3.x PCB. The nipple is horizontal, points to the "VIV" type pneumatic connector mounted "through the frontplate". '''Notice that this sensor has small 5x3mm nipple, so''' * either the smaller 5x3 mm VIV connector is needed * or VIV connector that is 5x3mm on one side and 6x4mm on the other side See GenBoard/Manual/PneumaticTube ---- '''Pinout of the 12V version''' Note that populated this way, the supply has a wide range, and the '''5V is output, not input. Applying 5V to the 5V output is not supported, it might damage the unit. Use the 5V version if you want to power from 5V''' ||'''SSC pin'''|| '''pin nr.''' || color'''|| '''signal''' || '''range''' || '''note''' || ||1|| 1 || white || MAP output || 0 .. 4.8V || 20..400kPa || ||2|| 2 || brown || GND || 0V || || ||3|| 3 || red || '''5V out''' || 5V || max 80mA. Useful for HALL, TPS, etc... || ||4|| 4 || blue || temp out || 0.5 .. 4.5V || NTC, similar U(T) as CLT || ||-|| 5 || - || GND internal || 0V || || ||5|| 6 || grey || '''+12V in''' || 6.3 .. 16V || || ---- '''See also''' * GenBoard/Manual * GenBoard/Manual/Config/ManifoldAbsolutePressure * WebShop (see Genboard, sensors)
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