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Desktop Programming the PRPC  

         

The InterMotive “a-IPU” kit is sold separately and allows pro-
gramming the PRPC on your desktop.  It consists of a 12VDC wall 
adapter and download cable and works with the PRPC program-
ming software utility.    

Note: Do not have the PRPC Programming Utility opened 
until instructed to do so. 

 

 

1.  Plug the Module Desktop Power/Ground Supply inverter 

into a 120V AC power source.  

2.  Locate the 6-Pin Female connector on the module but 

do not connect the AC adapter to the PRPC module 
until indicated in the following steps.  

3.  Plug the phone jack end of the download cable into the 

J8 COMM port of the PRPC module and the USB end into 
your PC. 

J8 COMM Port 

Loading your previously created Configuration file into the PRPC: 

 

Open the PRPC Programming Utility.  Under the “Home” tab on the PRPC Programming Utility, 
choose the COM Port the USB cable is connected to. 

 

Note

: This can be determined on Windows XP by right-clicking on ‘My Computer’ and selecting 

‘Properties.’ From this window select the ‘Hardware’ tab and click on ‘Device Manager.’  In the De-
vice Manager window, expand the ‘Ports’ menu and the download cable will display as ‘USB Serial 
Port.’ 

Click the ‘Open File’ button. 

1. Open the PRPC*.ims or configuration file to load on the PRPC501-A module.  (This file 

must already be loaded on the computer). 

2. 

Click the load button on the computer screen.  “Waiting” will come up next to the progress bar.  
This means the program is waiting for the power to be plugged into the PRPC module. 

3. 

Plug in the 6 pin connector of the power adapter into the PRPC501-A module.  The progress bar 
on the computer screen will display status as the configuration loads and takes approximately 2 
seconds or less.  Configuration is loaded once the screen says  “DONE” and programming is 
complete. 

4. 

To verify that the correct data was loaded into the module, disconnect the 6 pin connector 
from the module and press the ‘Get” button on the screen.  Plug in the 6 pin connector and 
the information will be displayed. 

  To program another module with the same configuration file, start with step 2.

 

InterMotive Inc. 
13395 New Airport Rd.  
Auburn, CA 95602 

Phone: (530)-823-1048 

Fax: (530)-823-1516 

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PRPC501-A-090314-INS  

Summary of Contents for PRPC501-A

Page 1: ...be used This could drive a high temperature dash indicator Another output could be programmed to drive a warning buzzer lamp when the vehicle speed exceeds some limit such as 70mph Electric doors can...

Page 2: ...in stalled in 2 Click the Create Configuration button 3 This screen will come up 4 Configure as desired See the following page for more infor mation Press the Enter button after each entry Note CTO ca...

Page 3: ...using a momentary button as the only input condition and setting the Delays to zero Thus a load could be turned on by pushing a momentary button and turned back off by pushing the button a second time...

Page 4: ...ab and click on Device Manager In the De vice Manager window expand the Ports menu and the download cable will display as USB Serial Port Click the Open File button 1 Open the PRPC ims or configuratio...

Page 5: ...s to mount the module InterMotive Inc 13395 New Airport Rd Auburn CA 95602 Phone 530 823 1048 Fax 530 823 1516 Page 5 of 13 www intermotive net products intermotive net PRPC501 A 090314 INS PRPC Power...

Page 6: ...ctive High Pin 4 White wire Configurable Relay Output 3 Fuse 3 Fuse Selectable Active High Low Pin 5 White wire Configurable Relay Output 2 Fuse 2 Active High Pin 6 White wire Configurable Relay Outpu...

Page 7: ...added together the sum of these fuses must not exceed 20 Amps Note that the placement of fuse 6 will determine whether the output is active high or active low The use of fused outputs 5A or 5B is rec...

Page 8: ...onfigurable Output Active Low Connect the desired outputs to vehicle equipment as needed Tape up unused leads When connecting to relays use relays with appropriate kick back suppression such as Digike...

Page 9: ...lue White stripe Input 7 Active low Pin 8 Pink Black stripe Input 8 Active low Pin 9 Black White stripe Input 9 Active low Pin 10 Orange Black stripe Input 10 Active low Pin 11 Tan Black stripe Input...

Page 10: ...nk harness 6 pin connector is NOT connected to the PRPC501 module 2 Turn the vehicle key on engine off 3 Insert the Data Link harness 6 pin connector into the PRPC501 module 4 The PRPC s red fuse LEDs...

Page 11: ...tput the associated on board red LED will illuminate No fuse sensing is done on outputs that are not configured to turn on Low Current Outputs To enter LCO diagnostic mode momentarily press the red te...

Page 12: ...e on board red fuse LED s will light when a corresponding Input is active Fuse LED 1 2 3 4A 4B 4C 5A 5B Input 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 J3 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 9 9 7 10 10 8 12 12 Scrolling LED s This may indi...

Page 13: ...the PRPC fails any step in the Post Installation Test review the installation instructions and the loaded configuration by running the Graphical User Interface application If necessary call InterMotiv...

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