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Adam Klama, 06/21/2026 03:25 PM
Configuring Outputs¶
An output drives a value out of the controller — to a physical pin, the CAN
bus, or by routing/remapping another value. Every output shares the
Common IO Settings; each type adds its own options.
Physical (hardware-pin) outputs¶
| Output | Drives | Page |
|---|---|---|
| PWM Output | PWM / current signal (peak & hold) | PWM Output |
| Analog Output | Analog voltage | Analog Output |
| Tacho Output | Generated tacho signal | Tacho Output |
Communication outputs¶
| Output | Drives | Page |
|---|---|---|
| CAN Bus Output | A signal into a raw CAN frame | CAN-Bus Output |
| CAN Object Output | A named object on a CAN Preset | CAN-Object Output |
Routing / logical outputs¶
| Output | Does | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Map Output | Remaps a value before output | Map Output |
| Splitter Output | Fans one value to several outputs (technical, created internally) | Splitter Output |
CAN Object Output and Splitter Output are technical outputs created by a preset /
template, not added by hand — their pages explain how they appear.
Not documented here: Test Output (developer/diagnostic), Current Output (internal
— set in template configs, not user-configured) and Power Output (an unreleased
PDM prototype).
Updated by Adam Klama 1 day ago · 2 revisions