8 Switching functions
50 PHLOX II Ignition Control System
Number Parameter Value Unit
810 FunctIgnitionStop 1
811 FunctIgnTimOffsInc 2
812 FunctIgnTimOffsDec 2
4802 DigCh1TriStatOrDigIn 0
4806 DigCh2TriStatOrDigIn 1
5811 IgnTimOffsIncLevel 1
5812 IgnTimOffsDecLevel -1
Indication: Switch open Switch closed
2810 SwitchIgnTimOffsInc 0 1
Indication: Switch high Switch low Switch hi-z
2811 SwitchIgnTimOffsInc 1 0 0
2812 SwitchIgnTimOffsDec 0 1 0
8.2.1 HZM-CAN periphery module
The digital inputs of periphery modules connected with HZM-CAN protocol are con-
sidered extensions of the digital inputs to its own hardware. The digital inputs of the pe-
riphery module are therefore added to the digital inputs already available.
If the system includes several periphery modules the number of digital inputs increases
by the same number as the number of digital inputs on all periphery modules, while the
node types of the periphery modules are as set in parameters starting with 407 CanPE-
NodeType determine the sequence. The maximum number is limited to 32.
If, for instance
404 CanPENodeNumber(0) = 1
405 CanPENodeNumber(1) = 2
406 CanPENodeNumber(2) = 0
407 CanPENodeType(0) = 1 type 1 (DC 6-07 with max. 5 digital inputs)
408 CanPENodeType(1) = 0 type 0 (PE 2-01 with max. 8 digital inputs)
two periphery modules are connected to a control unit of the type PHLOX II, the result-
ing number of available digital inputs is 15: numbers from 1 to 2 in its own hardware,
with numbers 3 to 7 in the DC 6-07 periphery module and numbers and 8 to 15 in the
PE 2-01. In this case it does not matter whether all possible ports of the periphery mod-
ules have actually been configured as digital inputs, the maximum number is always
used.
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