Drive By Wire Throttle Wiring
Drive by wire technology is supported by the Elite 2500 ECU's and requires wiring of an Electronic Throttle and Accelerator Pedal Position sensor. Wiring setup and connection allocation can be found within the function in the setup page. This wiring connection allocation below is recommended as a standard practice but can be changed if required by your application or needs. Please note that only AVI inputs 1 to 8 can be used for Drive by Wire input signals.
Drive by wire setup information
Recommended Wiring Configuration, (although AVI Inputs 1 to 8 can be allocated and used if required)
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