The N-Series addressable switch combines the look and feel of a traditional electro-mechanical control coupled with a built in PCB and provides a flexible, cost effective alternative to a CAN/LIN based switch. The N-Series produces up to 144 individual switch IDs by using a resistive ladder circuit. Different switch IDs are achieved by changing the resistor values tied to individual loads, which can then be assigned to the specific functions that the switch is controlling. Each switch is connected to an ECU and the application software is written to recognise the switch IDs to determine which load is being controlled as well as the selected actuator position. As a result, the wiring harnesses are more simplified and specific loads can now be rearranged without the need for a costly and time consuming harness redesign, giving designers the ultimate in design flexibility.
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