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QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA)
V1.0, Dec-21

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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0, Dec-21...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 Contents Safety information ................................2 1.1. Intended use ................................2 1.2. Incorrect use ................................2 1.3. Sensor defective ..............................2 About this manual ................................3 2.1. Intended use ................................3 2.2.
  • Page 3: Safety Information

    1. Safety information 1.1. Intended use The QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer is a MEMS-based inclination sensor with J1939 interface. This device provides precise and reliable inclination measurement in both static and dynamic conditions. The use of this device in a machine or system is permitted only under the following conditions: The user is trained and competent in the integration and use of inclination sensors in machinery.
  • Page 4: About This Manual

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 2. About this manual 2.1. Intended use This manual applies solely to the QG65D J1939 dynamic inclinometer (Type JA) with the following model designations: • QG65D-KIXv-360H-CANJ-C(F)M-UL —— 1 axis, ± 180°, vertical mounting, high accuracy •...
  • Page 5: Document Revision Control

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 2.4. Document revision control Version Date(y-m-d) Revision V1.0 2021-12-03 release Table 1 - Document revision Page 4 of 31...
  • Page 6: Quick Reference

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 3. Quick reference General • 1-axis ± 180° and 2-axes ± 30°/± 90° dynamic inclinometer • Output type: SAE J1939 • Internal sample rate MEMS: 1000Hz • Dynamic inclination application limitations: max. acceleration 1.5 g, max. angle rate 500°/s •...
  • Page 7: Installation Guide

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 4. Installation guide 4.1. Mechanical drawing Figure 1 - Mechanical drawing of QG65D with a male M12. 4.2. Mounting Use the 4 screws provided (M5x25 mm zinc plated steel Pozidrive pan head screws with self-tapping PZ •...
  • Page 8: Connection

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 4.3. Connection The sensor is equipped with either a single 5-pole M12 (A-coded) male connector according to IEC 61076-2-101, or with an additional 5-pole M12 (A-coded) female connector. This is specified in the suffix of the device model designation: suffix CM indicates single male connector;...
  • Page 9: Can Termination

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 4.4. CAN termination A CAN bus should be terminated properly to prevent signal reflections. The QG65D dynamic Inclinometer has an internal 120 Ohm termination resistor. By default, this is disabled.
  • Page 10: Functional Description

    The QG65D dynamic inclinometer combines accelerometer MEMS and gyro MEMS. This device is unaffected by vibration or movement and can therefore measure the true angle at the sensor position in real time. Our smart algorithms (such as Kalman filtering) within the device can determine the balance between the accelerometer MEMS (best result in static situations) and the gyro MEMS (best result in dynamic situations).
  • Page 11: Measuring Axis And Direction

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 6.2. Measuring axis and direction 6.2.1. Measuring axis and direction for Inclination A single-axis inclinometer (vertical mount) measures the inclination in the vertical plane over the full range 0- 360° (X-output). The default 0° position and the measuring direction are shown in Figure 9 - Measuring axis and direction of 1-axis inclination.
  • Page 12: Signal Processing

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 6.2.2. Measuring axis and direction for acceleration The device measures the acceleration values on all 3 axes. The measuring direction of three axes in the factory default setting is shown in Figure 11. Raw acceleration value range are up to ±1.5/±2.0 g with resolution of 0.001g.
  • Page 13: Boot-Up Procedure

    The CAN-ID 18EEFF80 shows that the sensor has a default source address of 80 The data of the ACM is Figure 13 - ACM data This is the 64-bit device NAME for DIS sensors which contains the following fields: 64 bits 1 bit...
  • Page 14: Output Format

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 6.5. Output format The device supports 2 different parameter groups (Tx PGNs): • Proprietary B Tx PGN1 65280 for Longitudinal, Lateral Inclination (Availability of lateral information depends on sensor type) •...
  • Page 15 User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 Example – Inclination output of a 2-axis sensor The first 2 bytes are X inclination, and the second 2 bytes are Y inclination. The rest 4 bytes are not used.
  • Page 16: Sensor Configuration (Pgn 61184)

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 6.6. Sensor configuration (PGN 61184) For reading and writing the sensor configuration, Prop A PGN 61184 (EF00 ) (->PGN (Parameter Group Number)) is used. Example – Read serial number. Figure 20 - CMD read serial number...
  • Page 17: Load Factory Default Settings

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 6.7. Load factory default settings Factory reset or load factory default settings allows users to restore the device to its original manufacturer settings. The customer settings which were saved to the EEPROM will be overwritten by the factory default settings.
  • Page 18: Zero Adjustment

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 6.8. Zero adjustment Zero adjustment allows users to compensate for mechanical offsets of a horizontally mounted 2-axis device or set a customised 0° position of a vertically mounted 1-axis sensor. The measured inclination value at the 0° position will be stored in the device as a permanent offset, which is used to calculate the actual inclination output of the device.
  • Page 19 User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 2. Via Object 6012h, 6022h Pre-set inclination value. To set the output of X/Y axis to 0°, write 0000 to object 6012 / 6022 at your desired 0° position. The offset will be...
  • Page 20: Firmware Management

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 6.9. Firmware management The factory-installed firmware version is stated on the device label. Figure 31 - Firmware version It can also be requested with object 100A sub-index 00 Manufacturer software version. The message format is “Vx.x.x”...
  • Page 21: Sae J1939 Specification

    7. SAE J1939 specification The QG65D J1939 series of devices communicates with the SAE J1939 interface. SAE J1939 uses the CAN protocol to transmit a message on the network. Every message includes an identifier which defines the message priority, who sent it, and what data is contained within it.
  • Page 22: Pgn (Parameter Group Number)

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 11-bit identifier devices can be used within the same network without conflict, but it’s not defined in J1939 standards. 7.3. PGN (Parameter Group Number) The J1939 PGN comprises an 18-bit subset of the 29-bit extended CAN ID. The PGN uniquely identifies the parameter group (PG) that is being transmitted in the message.
  • Page 23 User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 DA: defines the specific address to which the message is being sent. GE: provides extra 4096 PGNs per data page. Table 15 - PGN definition PGNs used by DIS J1939 sensors are explained as below:...
  • Page 24: Spn (Suspect Parameter Number)

    - information required to extract and scale the SPN data to physical values. The assignment of SPNs can be found in SAE J1939-21 documents. DIS sensors B.V. is using PGN 2551 for definition of inclination and acceleration outputs.
  • Page 25 User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 All requested devices send their ACMs so that you know which devices are currently on the network. Any CA that is unable to successfully claim an address shall respond with a Cannot Claim Address message. It has the same PGN as ACM but has a source address of 254d (the NULL address).
  • Page 26: Object Overview

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 8. Object overview Some CAN open objects are kept for J1939 sensors for the configuration purpose. Use PGN 61184 to read/write those objects. (→ 6.6 Sensor configuration (PGN 61184)) Index...
  • Page 27 User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 Index Subindex Data Access Object Name and description Factory Default Detail Type 3102 PGN 65280 Angle output Priority (range: 0-7) Cycle time [ms] 0064 = 100ms 0 = deactivated 3103...
  • Page 28: Configuration Examples

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 9. Configuration examples 9.1. Change device address Use object 3101 sub-index 00 to change the device address. Byte 0-1 Object index = 3101 Byte 2 CMD = 02 , write to the sensor.
  • Page 29: Enable/Disable

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 9.3. Enable/Disable PGNs Use PGN cycle time to enable or disable PGNs. Object 3102 is used for PGN 65280 and object 3103 is used for PGN 65283. Below is an example for PGN 65280.
  • Page 30: Save Changes To The Sensor

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 9.4. Save changes to the sensor Use object 1010 sub-index 01 Byte 0-1 Object index = 1010 Byte 2 CMD = 02 , write to the sensor. Byte 3 Object sub index = 01...
  • Page 31: Zero Adjustment

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 Byte 0-1 Object index = 1018 Byte 2 CMD = 01 , read sensor Byte 3 Object sub index = 01 Byte 4-7 = Not used The status reply from the sensor is...
  • Page 32: Abbreviations And Definitions

    User Manual - QG65D J1939 Dynamic Inclinometer (Type JA) V1.0 Abbreviations and definitions Address Claimed Message Controller Area Network CAN-ID CAN Identifier Parameter Group Number Protocol Data Unit Suspect Parameter Number MEMS Microelectromechanical system Degrees of freedom PropA Proprietary A, PGN 61184...

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