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Schematics of a foot pedal connected to a PLUS+1® module....................................................................................... 16
Example, part 1..........................................................................................................................................................................16
Example, part 2..........................................................................................................................................................................17
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Technical Information
KEP Foot Pedal
Overview
Description
Features
The electronic foot pedal is used to drive vehicles equipped with hydrostatic transmissions and/or
electronically-controlled engines. It provides an electrical signal to the engine’s electronics proportional
to the degree of pedal actuation. The electronic foot pedal features a sensor specifically designed for
heavy vehicle applications.
Danfoss offers two types of foot pedals: Uni-directional and Bi-directional. The uni-directional uses a
potentiometer sensor and was the first electronic foot pedal introduced by Danfoss in 1993. The new bidirectional type uses Hall effect sensors. Both types of foot pedals are PLUS+1® Compliant.
Uni-directional model type
Potentiometer sensor
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Meets or exceeds FMVSS-124 requirements
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Low pivot point eliminates need for external heel rest
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Controls acceleration and deceleration smoothly
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Potentiometer mounting location minimizes mounting space requirements and reduces vulnerability
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to dirt, water, and foreign contaminants
3 pin Weather Pack compatible connector
6 pin Metri-Pack 150 Series connector directly on the sensor
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Two 3 pin Weather Pack compatible connector
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These connectors are used with the recommended cable (reference Schematics of a foot pedal
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connected to a PLUS+1 module on page 16)
Non contact sensor
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Black coated steel base and treadle
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Chromate conversion module components
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Uni-directional model type
The electronic foot pedal accepts a typical supply voltage of 5 Vdc and varies the output from 10% to
90% of supply through the pedal’s rated angle. Three standard accelerator position sensor models are
available for vehicle toeboard angles ranging from 0° to 25°. Custom mounting, termination, and
electrical characteristics are available upon factory request.
Bi-directional model type
The electronic foot pedal contains two independent non-contact transducers (Hall elements). The
transducers are designed to operate at 5 Vdc.
The signal range for each transducer can be configured to match a machine’s requirements. Currently,
two different signal options are offered, reference Technical data, Bi-directional model type on page 8.
Use product description and part numbers for ordering electronic foot pedals. For detailed specifications,
refer to chapters Technical data on page 7; Dimensions on page 9; and Electrical connections on page
Danfoss recommended mating electrical wire harness and connectors
DescriptionPart number
6 pin Metri-Pack 150 Series100 cm (39.37 in) from end to end11065878
Two 3 pin Weather Pack
3 pin Weather Pack tower kitUsed with wire harness, Danfoss part number 11065878K08620
3 pin Weather Pack shroud kitK08630
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Technical Information
KEP Foot Pedal
Overview
Optional connector
The optional mating electrical connector for the bi-directional model type must be ordered directly from
a Packard Electric (Delphi Connection Systems) supplier.
Caution
The electrical connection may be at risk. Wiring directly to the 6 pin Metri-Pack connector, which is
integral to the sensor, may not provide the flexibility and overall integrity that can otherwise be obtained
by using the Danfoss recommended harness (Danfoss part number 11065878).
Optional mating electrical connector piece parts for bi-directional model type
DescriptionPackard Electric part number
6 pin Metri-Pack 150 SeriesOne Connector and Seal12066317