Anti-Drift (Efu) - Danfoss PVED-CLS User Manual

Controller for electrohydraulic steering
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STW 3 - No of turns @
P3542
U16
Point C
STW 3 - Vehicle speed
P3544
U8
@ Point B
STW 3 - Vehicle speed
P3545
U8
@ Point C
STW 4 - No of turns @
P3546
U16
Point A
STW 4 - No of turns @
P3548
U16
Point B
STW 4 - No of turns @
P3550
U16
Point C
STW 4 - Vehicle speed
P3552
U8
@ Point B
STW 4 - Vehicle speed
P3553
U8
@ Point C
STW 5 - No of turns @
P3554
U16
Point A
STW 5 - No of turns @
P3556
U16
Point B
STW 5 - No of turns @
P3558
U16
Point C
STW 5 - Vehicle speed
P3560
U8
@ Point B
STW 5 - Vehicle speed
P3561
U8
@ Point C
Native wheel angle
range for steering wheel
P3585
U8
programs
10.5

ANTI-DRIFT (EFU)

The anti-drift function is implemented to eliminate drift in the steering wheel due to internal leakage and for having
steering wheel in the same position, when driving straight ahead. The ideal output flow is calculated considering no drift
in the steering wheel, however, if there is a drift in the steering wheel the function's control algorithm will calculate an
anti-drift correction volume and determines the output flow (in ccm per revolution) by adding an anti-drift correction
volume to the ideal output flow.
The anti-drift correction volume is calculated by looking at the difference, in degrees, measured at the steering wheel and
the actual position of the wheels. How large a percentage of the full flow, the PVED-CLS's anti-drift algorithm will add,
is defined by the following four points, Point A to Point D, where Point B and Point C are configurable.
Point A (0, 0)
Point B (P3568, P3569)
Point C (160, P3569)
Point D (0, 0)
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Program3 - Number of steering wheel turns lock to lock at the vehicle
-
speed of "STW 3 - Vehicle speed @ Point C"
Resolution = 0.01; 1turn = 100
Program3 - Vehicle speed at which lock to lock steering wheel turns =
km/h
"STW 3 - No of turns @ Point B"
Program3: Vehicle speed at which lock to lock steering wheel turns =
km/h
"STW 3 - No of turns @ Point C"
Program4 - Number of steering wheel turns lock to lock at the vehicle
-
speed of 0 km/h
Resolution = 0.01; 1turn = 100
Program4 - Number of steering wheel turns lock to lock at the vehicle
-
speed of "STW 4 - Vehicle speed @ Point B"
Resolution = 0.01; 1turn = 100
Program4 - Number of steering wheel turns lock to lock at the vehicle
-
speed of "STW 4 - Vehicle speed @ Point C"
Resolution = 0.01; 1turn = 100
Program4 - Vehicle speed at which lock to lock steering wheel turns =
km/h
"STW 4 - No of turns @ Point B"
Program4: Vehicle speed at which lock to lock steering wheel turns =
km/h
"STW 4 - No of turns @ Point C"
Program5 - Number of steering wheel turns lock to lock at the vehicle
-
speed of 0 km/h
Resolution = 0.01; 1turn = 100
Program5 - Number of steering wheel turns lock to lock at the vehicle
-
speed of "STW 5 - Vehicle speed @ Point B"
Resolution = 0.01; 1turn = 100
Program5 - Number of steering wheel turns lock to lock at the vehicle
-
speed of "STW 5 - Vehicle speed @ Point C"
Resolution = 0.01; 1turn = 100
Program5 - Vehicle speed at which lock to lock steering wheel turns =
km/h
"STW 5 - No of turns @ Point B"
Program5: Vehicle speed at which lock to lock steering wheel turns =
km/h
"STW 5 - No of turns @ Point C"
Lock to lock wheel angle range
deg
Used internally to maintain the steering sensitivity/aggressiveness when
physical max wheel angle endpoints are changed
Table 37
OEM
10
800
OEM
1
100
OEM
1
100
OEM
10
800
OEM
10
800
OEM
10
800
OEM
1
100
OEM
1
100
OEM
10
800
OEM
10
800
OEM
10
800
OEM
1
100
OEM
1
100
OEM
0
255
AQ00000211 | 87
800
5
10
800
800
800
5
10
800
800
800
5
10
255
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