Operation; Messages; Imd_Info; Imd_Request - Bender ISOMETER iso165C Manual

Insulation monitoring device (imd) for unearthed dc drive systems (it systems) in electric vehicles
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6. Operation

6.1 Messages

Communication between a requesting instance in the vehicle environment and the ISO-
METER® takes place over the HS-CAN bus. The ISOMETER® can handle the following
HS-CAN messages:
Message
CAN-ID

IMD_Info

0x37
Tx

IMD_Request

0x22
Rx
IMD_Response
0x23
Tx
The messages contain either DataByte or DataWord values. The byte order for the Data-
Word values is:
DataByte
Byte order
7............0
Byte order
DataWord
LowByte
HighByte
7............0
15...........8
6.2 IMD_Info
IMD_Info is cyclically sent once per second from the ISOMETER® and contains data values
that represent the insulation resistance and the internal operating states of the VIFC and
IMC.
Byte no.
0
1
2
D_IMC_R_ISO
D_IMC_STATUS
Data value descriptions can be found in
Chapter 7.3 on page
The following example contains IMC status information:
CAN-ID
DLC*
Data1
Data2
(Info)
0x37
0x6
dc
dc
*DLC = Data Length Code
15
Direction
Cyclic
1s
-
-
3
4
5
6
D_VIFC_STATUS
Unused
Unused
20.
Data3
Data4
Data5
IMC_STATUS_LS
IMC_STATUS_MSB
dc
B
Operation
6.3 IMD_Request
IMD_Request is a request to the ISOMETER® and will always generate an answer message
IMD_Response. It can handle Control (CTL), SET and GET commands.
A request has the following format:
Byte
0
CMD
Data1
DataWord1
Definitions of DataWord1 and DataWord2 for different commands can be found in
on page
17.
For synchronous processing of the asynchronously received IMD_Request commands,
the VIFC implements a queue which operates on the First In, First Out (FIFO) principle. If
the queue is full, an error response is generated and the request is dropped by the ISO-
METER®. The "Queue full" error response is not generated for every single request and
may be generated only after a certain number of requests have been made.
To avoid processing commands that could mistakenly modify the system configuration
during standard operation, the ISOMETER® has implemented a locking mechanism. The
locking state can be changed with the command S_VIFC_CTL_LOCK.
CMD
0x21
S_IMC_CTL_SELFTEST
0xC8
S_VIFC_CTL_IMC_RESET
0xCA
S_VIFC_CTL_LOCK
7
0xCB
S_VIFC_CTL_MEASUREMENT
CMD
DBC command description
0x28
S_IMC_SET_R_ISO_ERR_THR
0x29
S_IMC_SET_R_ISO_WRN_THR
Data6
0x2B
S_IMC_SET_MEAN_FACTOR
0xD2
S_VIFC_SET_HV_RELAIS
dc
1
2
3
4
5
Data2
Data3
Data4
Unused
DataWord2
Control (CTL) commands
DBC command description
Locked
SET commands
Locked
X
X
X
iso165C_D00154_03_M_XXEN/01.2019
6
7
Unused
Unused
"Command descriptions"

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