Magnetic Valves Off Control; Resolving A Steering Control Conflict; Sasa Disengage Ability Check - Danfoss pved-cl Operation Manual

Ectro-hydraulic steering version 1.38
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PVED-CL Controller for Electro-Hydraulic Steering, Version 1.38
Auto-steering
Symbol
Index
Sse
5y09
Sts0
5y10
Sts1
5y11
Sts2
5y12
Sts3
5y13
Sts4
5y14
Sts5
5y15
Vesm
5y16
Please note the parameter dependency of Sts.
See Mapping steering signals and J1939 Vehicle Speed to acquire " Vehicle speed"

Magnetic Valves OFF Control

Symbol
Magnetic valves Off delay time

SASA disengage ability check

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Sts2 Sets the linear gradient between steering angle and requested port flow when the vehicle is driving
at 12.50% of the speed defined by parameter Vesm.
Sts3 Sets the linear gradient between steering angle and requested port flow when the vehicle is driving
at 25 % of the speed defined by parameter Vesm.
Sts4 Sets the linear gradient between steering angle and requested port flow when the vehicle is driving
at 50 % of the speed defined by parameter Vesm.
Sts5 Sets the linear gradient between steering angle and requested port flow when the vehicle is driving
at 100 % of the speed defined by parameter Vesm.
Vesm Sets the region where steering sensitivity is variable to vehicle speed.
Default
1
1000
500
Magnetic valves off delay time Disables the magnetic valve bridge after a time specified in ms when the
flow request is 0, otherwise it remains enabled. This parameter is used when electrical energy
consumption by the magnetic valve bridge in the PVED must be reduced or to resolve a steering control
conflict between the OSP and the PVED-CL (implementing EHPS type 1 systems only).
The default value disables this functionality i.e. the magnetic valve bridge is enabled at all times. The
magnetic valve bridge is enabled when the PVED-CL receives a non-zero flow request.
Index
515

Resolving a Steering Control Conflict

On systems utilizing a PVED-CL, an EHPS valve, an OSP, a CAN or analogue steering device but no
steering wheel angle sensor (SASA) (EHPS type 1), the PVED-CL has no means to detect that the steering
wheel is being activated. A steering conflict between OSP steering and steering device steering is thus
possible. To resolve this conflict, set Tolsout to a value (typically 50 ms – 200 ms) to disable the magnetic
valve bridge when no flow request is being commanded with the steering device.
Disengaging auto-steering relies on the SASA sensor which transmits position changes when the steering
wheel is activated as described in Steering Device Transition, page 33. To address the risk that the SASA
steering wheel sensor should fail to deliver position changes (dx) to the PVED-CL – even if the steering
wheel is activated - and thus not be able to disengage auto-steering - a SASA disengage ability check can
be configured. The check is outlined below and will prevent auto-steering from being engaged if the
SASA sensor is failing:
Value range
Must be set at 3
20 to 1200 (Amplification of 0.2 to 12.00)
20 to Sts0
20 to Sts1
20 to Sts2
20 to Sts3
20 to Sts4
1 (0.1 km/h) to 1000 (100.0 km/h)
Default
30 000
Value range
1 to 30 000 (ms)
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