ED7M Datasheet

1.0 General

Power Supply

  • Operating voltage: 7.20V to 20.0V DC
  • Operating current: 800 mA at 14.0V 50% Backlight Duty Cycle(excluding sensor and load currents)
  • Reverse battery protection

Operating Temperature

  • Max operating range: -30 to 85°C (-22 to 230°F)

Physical

  • Aluminium 6061 grade CNC billet enclosure
  • Enclosure size 284 X 140mm
  • Weight: 1310g
  • Connector system: 55 Pin Circular Mil Spec Series III Connector
  • Pin diameter: 1 mm
  • Current rating: maximum 5.0A per pin at 22AWG

Internal: Specification of the SoM

  • NXP® i.MX 8M Plus Quad Core 
  • 4 x Arm Cortex A-53
  • 1 x Arm Cortex-M7 CPU 1.8GHz Core
  • Arm Cortex M4 170MHz Microcontroller
  • eMMC 32GB + 32GB external = 64GB total storage
  • Gigabit Ethernet 
  • On-Board 6-axis IMU with 3-axis accelerometer and 3-axis gyroscope

2.0 Main Features

  • 7.0 inch TFT Screen – 1280 x 768 Resolution
  • Anti Glare / Scratch Resistant Optical Bonded Glass
  • 16x High Intensity RGB  LEDs
  • High Speed Gigabit Ethernet 1000Mbps 
  • High Speed Logging (Up to 2000Hz)
  • eMMC 64GB On-board logging memory
  • Real-Time clock for datalogging
  • 3-axis Accelerometer and 3-axis Gyroscope
  • 4x CAN Bus
  • 4x Video Input
  • Headphone LR Output
  • Mic LR Input
  • 8 x Analog External 0.0 -5.0V Inputs (see Pinout)
  • Selectable CAN 120 Ohm Termination

3.0 Analog Audio

  • High quality 24-bit stereo audio codec with built-in stereo headphone amplifier
  • Left and Right Mic Inputs
  • Left and Right Speaker Outputs

4.0 Analog Inputs

8x Analog Voltage

  • Accepts a 0.0 - 5.0V Analog input. Resolution is 1.22mV (12-Bit)
  • Selectable 1k Ohm pull-up resistor to 5V Sensor Supply on ANV1 – ANV4
  • Selectable Range control on ANV5 – ANV8; 0.0- 5.0V or 0.0 - 15.6V
  • Input Impedance 100k Ohms to ground
  • Sample Rate 2000Hz

5.0 Frequency Inputs

4x Frequency Inputs

  • Tolerant of inputs signals -50.0V to 50.0V
  • Accepts Magnetic and Hall effect signals.
  • User adjustable trigger thresholds from -10.0V to 10.0V with 0.25V built in hysteresis.
  • Range 0.1Hz up to 20,000.0Hz, Resolution. 0.1Hz
  • Input Impedance 100k Ohms to ground
  • Selectable 4k7 Ohm pull-up resistor to 8.5V

6.0 Analog Video Inputs

  • Accepts Analog baseband video signals.
  • 4x Composite Inputs OR 2x S-Video Inputs

7.0 Communications

  • 1x High Speed Gigabit Ethernet 1000Mbps IPv6
    • Auto IP Config
  • 4x CAN 2.0B
    • ESD Protection
    • Selectable 120 Ohm Termination Resistors
  • 1 x RS232
  • 1 x Lin Bus
  • 1 x USB C
  • 1 x Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 ac/a/b/g/n Dual-Band (2.4/5 GHz)
  • 1 x Bluetooth 5/BLE

8.0 Infield firmware update

Full In-field firmware updatable over Ethernet using the Emtron Display Setup Tool

9.0 Voltage and Ground Supplies

1x 14V Supply Input

  • 5.0A Max (pin limited)
  • 7.2V - 20.0V Range
  • Supplies Device power

1x Backup Supply Input

  • 5.0A Max (pin limited)
  • 7.2V - 20.0V Range
  • Supplies device power during shutdown

3x 5.0V Sensor Supply

  • 5V Sensor Supply, Output current 400mA
  • Accuracy: +/- 0.8% at 25 °C
  • Short circuit, Reverse Battery Protection, Thermal overload protection
  • Operating temperature range -40°C ~ 85°C

1x 12.0V Regulated Output

  • 12V Regulated Supply, Output current 700mA
  • Accuracy: +/- 1.0% at 25 °C
  • Short circuit, Reverse Battery Protection, Thermal overload protection
  • Operating temperature range -40°C ~ 85°C

1x Main Ground

  • 5.0 A pin Limited

2x Analog Input 0V Reference

  • Analog Sensor 0V Reference with short to battery protection

1x Speed 0V Reference

  • Speed Sensor 0V Reference with short to battery protection

10.0 Pinout

Connector 8D0C17Z35PN: (5.0A continuous current. Shell size 17, 55 Pin. 22 AWG)

Looking into Connector

Mating Connector 8DA5-17Z35SN

PinChannel NamePinChannel Name
114V Switched Supply29CAN 3 Low
2Ground30CAN 4 High
3Gigabit Ethernet Shield31CAN 4 Low
412V Regulated Output32Analog Input Channel 5
514V Backup Supply33Analog Input Channel 6
6Gigabit Ethernet +Tx/Rx Pair 134Analog Input Channel 7
7Gigabit Ethernet -Tx/Rx Pair 135Analog Input Channel 8
8Gigabit Ethernet +Tx/Rx Pair 336Headphone LH
9Gigabit Ethernet -Tx/Rx Pair 337Headphone RH
10Sensor Supply: 5.0V38Mic Input LH
11Sensor Supply: 5.0V39Mic Input RH
12Sensor Supply: 5.0V40RS232 Transmit Output
13Gigabit Ethernet +Tx/Rx Pair 241RS232 Receive Input
14Gigabit Ethernet -Tx/Rx Pair 242RS232 0V Reference
15Gigabit Ethernet +Tx/Rx Pair 443Video Input 1
16Gigabit Ethernet -Tx/Rx Pair 444Video Input 2
17Analog Input Channel 145Video Input 3
18Analog Input Channel 246Mic 0V Reference
19Analog Input Channel 347Speed Input 1
20Analog Input Channel 448Speed Input 2
21CAN 1 High49Speed Input 3
22CAN 1 Low50Speed Input 4
23CAN 2 High51Video Input 4
24CAN 2 Low52Video 0V Reference
25Analog Input 0V Reference53LIN Bus
26Analog Input 0V Reference54Speed 0V Reference
27Headphone 0V Reference55ED10M Recovery
28CAN 3 High

10.1 Function Pin Assignments

Power

PinChannel Name
114V Supply +
2Ground -
514V Backup Supply +

Sensor Supply

PinChannel Name
10Sensor Supply: 5.0V
11Sensor Supply: 5.0V
12Sensor Supply: 5.0V
412V Regulated Output

Gigabit Ethernet Communications T-568A Standard

Emtron PinRJ45 Pin T-568ADescriptionCat5e Wire Colour
3Ethernet Shield
61Ethernet Tx/Rx + Pair 1Green/White
72Ethernet Tx/Rx - Pair 1Green
133Ethernet Tx/Rx + Pair 2Orange/White
146Ethernet Tx/Rx - Pair 2Orange
84Ethernet Tx/Rx + Pair 3Blue
95Ethernet Tx/Rx - Pair 3Blue/White
157Ethernet Tx/Rx + Pair 4Brown/White
168Ethernet Tx/Rx - Pair 4Brown

NOTE: The Orange/White and Brown/White can often look very similar in colour so make sure the correct wire is used.

CAN Communications

PinChannel Name
21CAN 1 High
22CAN 1 Low
23CAN 2 High
24CAN 2 Low
28CAN 3 High
29CAN 3 Low
30CAN 4 High
31CAN 4 Low

RS232/LIN Communications

PinChannel Name
40RS232 Transmit Output
41RS232 Receive Input
42RS232 0V Reference
53LIN Bus
NoteSee Important Wiring Notes below

Analog Inputs

PinChannel Name
17Analog Input Channel 1
18Analog Input Channel 2
19Analog Input Channel 3
20Analog Input Channel 4
32Analog Input Channel 5
33Analog Input Channel 6
34Analog Input Channel 7
35Analog Input Channel 8
25Analog Input 0V Reference
26Analog Input 0V Reference

Speed Inputs

PinChannel Name
47Speed Input 1
48Speed Input 2
49Speed Input 3
50Speed Input 4
54Speed 0V Reference

Video Inputs

PinChannel Name
43Video Input 1
44Video Input 2
45Video Input 3
51Video Input 4
52Video 0V Reference

Audio

PinChannel Name
36Headphone Output LH
37Headphone Output RH
27Headphone 0V Reference
38Mic Input LH
39Mic Input RH
46Mic 0V Reference

10.2 Important Wiring Notes

14V Switched Supply (Pin 1)

This is a switched 14V supply. Constant power should not be supplied on this pin.

14V Backup Supply (Pin 5)

A Constant 14V supply should be wired to this pin. When the power is removed from pin “14V Switched Supply” the ED10M automatically switches to the " 14V Backup Supply” to keep itself powered.  This will allow the ED10M to complete critical tasks before shutting itself down (for example data logging storage).

NOTE: When the “14V Backup Supply” is wired to the ED10M, no additional current is drawn when the device is OFF.

Analog Sensor 0V Reference (Pin 25, 26)

As the name indicates these should be connected directly to the 0V (Ground) pin on any low current analog sensor, for example Pressure or Temperature.

  • DO NOT connect these pins directly to the Engine Block or ED10M Ground. These are dedicated and specialised ground outputs for all analog channels and should be connected directly to the sensor.
  • DO NOT connect speed-based sensors to this ground, use the Speed 0V Reference Pin 51.

Mic 0V Reference Pin 46

This is a dedicated 0V reference for the microphone.

WarningDo not share this pin

Video Input Config

Video inputs are multiplexed, only one input can be captured at a time.

  • x4 Composite Video
  • x2 S-Video:
    • Y input on AIN1
    • C input on AIN2
    • Y input on AIN3
    • C input on AIN4

RS232 Communications

Pin 40 is the ED10M RS232 Transmit Output. As the name suggests this is an Output and should be connected to the Receive Input of the wired external device.

Pin 41 is the ED10M RS232 Receive Input. As the name suggests this is an Input and should be connected to the Transmit Output of the wired external device.

This is the wiring standard when working with RS232 communications.

ED10M Recovery (Pin 55)

In the unlikely event the SOM becomes bricked after a software update, grounding this pin at power-on allows the device to be recovered by loading software through the USB Port. (Normally this would be done over Ethernet using the Display Editor software )