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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 21, 2007 FW Murphy’s CANdrive™ Interface Connects Electric Gages to J1939 Electronic Engines (Tulsa, OK – Feb. 21, 2007) FW Murphy has launched a new product that drives electric gages from the data generated by electronic engines. The converter, named the CANdrive interface, translates the J1939 protocol into signals that can be read by the electric gages already in use by many engine manufacturers. Now that emissions standards are affecting engines in the lower horsepower range, they are affecting areas of the off-highway and industrial stationary markets that are typically more cost-sensitive, said Chris Burton, Industrial Product Manager at Murphy. “This allows the companies in those markets to make a smoother transition to electronic engines.” The CANdrive interface is ideal for companies with electronic engines who need operational data but not full engine diagnostics. “This allows companies to invest in electronic engines, but keep their traditional instrumentation and control their upgrading budget,” Burton said. “It also eases the transition for operators, giving them the same look and feel across all panels whether they are operating mechanical or electronic engines.” The CANdrive interface has three outputs that can drive a tachometer, an oil pressure gage and a coolant temperature gage. It is compatible with electric gages by Murphy, as well as other electric gage manufacturers. The CANdrive casing is potted and tightly sealed for enhanced durability, and features a wide operating range. “This is a tough little unit designed for fairly rugged applications,” Burton said. About FW Murphy Corporate information: |
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