Standard breakout board rev 3.3.B
Through-hole: you build it. The converters, amplifier and clock plug in as modules.
Maintenance, Operations, and Service System
A digital dash for classic skid steers. Gauges you can read at a glance, warnings you can't miss, and a maintenance schedule that keeps itself.
M.O.S.S. was developed on our own 1978 Bobcat M700, and it's made for the whole family of classic Bobcat skid-steer loaders below. They all work the same way: they differ mainly in engine speed, hydraulic drive pressure, overall size and operator comfort.
M.O.S.S. in 60 seconds: the dash, its warnings, the service records and the management website.

The gauges: engine speed, battery, fuel, machine angle and every warning light
M.O.S.S. connects to the machine through one breakout board, with small daughter boards for the extras you want. All of them are planned for sale. None are on sale yet.
Through-hole: you build it. The converters, amplifier and clock plug in as modules.
Surface-mount, made complete by the board maker. Head temperatures, angle sensor and clock are on the board.
The S.M.B.B. with through-hole parts: the board maker fits the chips, you solder the rest.
Four cylinder-head temperatures and the parking brake switch. For the Standard board.
The clock and angle sensor for a Pi 4, in chip, module and battery-plug versions. For the Standard board.
Ground speed, altitude, job sites, and where alarms happened. Works with any breakout board.
Fits the 10-pin ADS1115 converter module in place of the two-row one. For the Standard board.
M.O.S.S. is in development and bench testing. It hasn't been field-tested yet, and details may change before release.
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