Analog resistive touch screen controller (13 pages)
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Web: www.dmcde.de ADVANCED USER MANUAL Sigma2N Traction Controller Alternate Current induction motors (AC) surface-mounted Permanent Magnet Synchronous motors (PMS) Interior-mounted Permanent Magnet synchronous motors (IPM) Preliminary information. We deserve the right of changing the content at any time without prior notice.
3.2.4 Power wiring examples ..........................34 ............................. 36 ECHANICAL INSTALLATION 3.3.1 Line contactor ............................36 USE OF CAN OPEN CALIBRATOR AND DMC CONFIGURATOR ................37 DMC CAN O ..........................37 ALIBRATOR 4.1.1 How to change the Calibrator’s baudrate: ....................37 4.1.2 How to change the Calibrator’s CAN protocol: ..................
Sigma2N BMS support V1.2 1.2 Navigate into DMC manuals DMC manuals are structured with a hierarchical approach. The milestone for setting up a controller and the general overview is given in the “Application manuals”, whose embed a comprehensive description of the DMC Simga2Nfeatures, hardware configuration, parameters menu structure and monitoring possibilities.
([4] for AC, [5] for PMS and [6] for IPM). 4) Perform the autotuning. 5) In case a Sigmagauge or a DMC Display is used, enter the “Menu 6 “B” menu and setup the parameters for BDI calculation.
2 Product overview After the success of the SigmaDrive Controller range, DMC has developed a new controller range, specially designed to control AC induction and permanent magnet synchronous motors PMAC (PMS/IPM) motors, running on nominal battery voltages in the range of 24V up to 120V, at nominal powers up to 30kW and peak powers up to 60kW.
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In isolated-CAN version of the Simga2NController, when supplying the CAN bus with external 24V, pay attention to DMC Calibrator model before connect it. DMC Calibrators later than serial number D20340439 and without RS232 and Switch on the back can be supplied with more than 12V.
3.1.2 Wiring of digital inputs The DMC Sigma2 controllers have the ability to set all digital inputs at runtime as active low or as active high. This setting is made in the controller setup menu. NOTICE! It is not possible to mix active low and active high inputs.
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With some controllers it is possible to activate the common input (Din 0) using a diode from the other inputs. With the DMC Sigma2 controller this is not possible. Use a double double-throw switch instead, as displayed in the schematic below. Both inputs are activated correctly.
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Active High digital inputs For using Active High digital input The DMC Sigma2 controller must be setup for active high digital inputs by setting the parameter “M2-8Digital inputs active low/high ”ActvL/H”” to 1. Using a mechanical switch An active high digital input can be activated using a simple mechanical switch. The switch is wired between the B+ or Vbatt terminal and one of the digital inputs.
Non-isolated CAN bus wiring example without DMC Display: The schematic below shows how the CAN bus termination should be wired when no DMC Display is part of the CAN bus installation and the CAN lines are not isolated. The schematic also shows the optional wiring of a 8-way female Molex Minifit connector which could be used to plug the DMC Calibrator.
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Isolated CAN bus wiring example without DMC Display: The schematic below shows how the CAN bus termination should be wired when no DMC Display is part of the CAN bus installation and the CAN lines are isolated. The schematic also shows the optional wiring of a 8-way female Molex Minifit connector which could be used to plug the DMC Calibrator.
Always use a line contactor, controlled by the DMC controller, to enable the controller to switch off in unsafe situations. When an emergency battery disconnect switch is fitted, the key switch must be fed through an auxiliary switch to prevent over voltage damage due to disconnect during regen.
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Please notice that the DC/DC converter supplying the Sigma2N key line must be at least capable of outputting 5W for supplying the control logic. In case the application needs the DMC Sifgma2N Controller to drive one or more Digital Outputs, the user should consider upsizing the overmentioned DC/DC converter taking into account 2A for each driven output.
3.3 Mechanical installation The DMC Simga2NController family’s mechanical dimensions are reported in the figure above. Ever through all the controllers meet the IP65 protection against dust and water, it is suggested to choose carefully the installation location to protect them from damage.
When connecting the DMC CAN Open Calibrator into a CAN network, it will communicate at a selectable baud rate. By default the DMC Calibrator is set to use 250 kbit/s baud rate. In case the baud rate of DMC CAN Open Calibrator and DMC Simga2N Controllers are not consistent, they will not communicate.
Adjustments and DMC Calibrator’s map The DMC Calibrator is easy to use. The “up” and “down” buttons are used for scrolling lists up and down. Selections can be made with the “SEL” button. The “plus” and “minus” buttons are used to increase or decrease the parameter’s values.
For example if the actual motor speed is 3000 RPM and ”SpdRatio” is set to 100, the Vehicle Speed value that can be seen in the status menu or in the DMC display is 30.0 Kph (or 30.0 Mph). M1.16-2 Vehicle maximum speed ”VmaxSpd”...
Menu 2 “Controller Setup” for traction software This menu embraces all the settings that are used to activate the DMC Simga2NController functions. It of extreme importance to set up this menu according to the desired functions required and then re-cycle the key to make changes active.
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(parameter set to 1) on Walkie-type vehicles with speed control mode. This could lead to serious safety problems and cause operator’s injuries. DMC declines any responsibility for incorrect setup of this parameter. M2-10 Analog Input 3 configuration “AI3Cfg” This sets the function of potentiometer connected to the “Pin A12 Analogue AD3 -- Steer pot”.
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(parameter set to 1) on Walkie-type vehicles with speed control mode. This could lead to serious safety problems and cause operator’s injuries. DMC declines any responsibility for incorrect setup of this parameter. M2-11 Digital output PWM chopping frequency “DO freq”...
Menu 3 “Autotuning” The DMC Simga2NController embeds the possibility to perform an automatic tuning of the motor’s sensor and parameters. Several feedback sensors can used and auto-tuned: Sin/Cos Encoder, Incremental encoder, Hall sensors and Resolvers. This feature allows the user to have plug-and-play configuration that ease the usage of the controller. A small set of data have to be entered for the procedure to be completed.
This could lead to serious safety problems and cause operator’s injuries. DMC declines any responsibility for incorrect setup of this parameters. M5.4-3 Drive battery current limit adv mode 1 “IBatMax1” M5.4-4 Regenerative battery current limit adv mode 1 “IBatReg1”...
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If the setting is set to 0 the priority is given to the driving safe operation for avoiding possible roll back on slope. NOTICE! This parameter has a straight effect on the behaviour of a DMC Controller when: • It is used in torque mode, controller Via CAN in Setpoint mode;...
This could lead to serious safety problems and cause operator’s injuries. DMC declines any responsibility for incorrect setup of this parameters. Timed current Limit The graph below shows the parameters that are involved in setting up the Timed Current Limit. This feature can be used to protect the vehicle’s motor(s) from overheating.
This could lead to serious safety problems and cause operator’s injuries. DMC declines any responsibility for incorrect setup of this parameters. These settings are part of I t function (pronounce as “I-squared-t”), that is a current limiting feature: the maximum current is limited with time.
If set to 4 (HyperDriveInnovation BMS), the Sigma2N Controller will expect to communicate with a HyperDriveInnovation BMS system. • If set to 5 (Lionic BMS), the Sigma2N Controller will expect to communicate with a Lionic BMS system. • If set to 6 (BatteryLabs BMS), the Sigma2N Controller will expect to communicate with a BatteryLabs BMS system.
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M6-7 BDI reset level “BDIreset” This sets the voltage at which the BDI will reset to show a 100% charged battery on the Sigmagauge or the DMC Display. This setting only has an effect at power-up. The adjustable range is from 18V to controller absolute maximum voltage, that corresponds to 125% of the nominal operating voltage of the controller.
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M6-9 BDI warning level ”BDIwarn” This sets the level of battery voltage at which the BDI warning icon on the Sigmagauge and DMC Display will start to flash. The value is set as a percentage, where 100% corresponds to parameter “M6-7 BDI reset level “BDIreset”” and 0% corresponds to parameter “M6-8 BDI empty level “BDIempty””.
In case “M7.2-1 PDO free type “FreeMapT”” is set to 0 or 1, this is the node-ID that will be used for constructing the identifier of each message that the DMC Sigma2N Controller will be able to send/receive. In case “M7.2-1 PDO free type “FreeMapT”” is set to 2 or 3, the user has the possibility to assign any node number to the message identifiers, but SDO communication.
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Open IDs. Huge attention must be adopted when mapping the Controller’s PDOs. M7.1-6 CAN communication powerup delay “PwrUpDly” This parameter sets a delay in starting any activity on the CAN bus. Until the delay is elapsed, the DMC Controller will not try to send and/or receive any message on the bus.
Master having the lowest node number between them. M7.4-2 Display status field ”DispInfo” This sets the type of information that will appear in the General Indication Field of the DMC Display or how the Controller should behave with respect to the iGauge.
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NOTICE! If more than one DMC Sigma2N Controller is in the CAN network, make sure only one of them has this parameter set between 1 and 6. This will be the DMC Sigma2N Controller sending the drive and BDI information to the Display (and therefore the Display Master).
If set to 0, Line Contactor function is assigned to digital output driver 1 (“Pin A15 Contactor 1 o/p (Line)” of 35 way connector). The Line contactor will be managed by DMC Controller; • If set to 1, No function will be assigned to digital output 1. Under this condition, the output is available to be driven Via CAN.
6 Safety related functions The Sigma2N motor controller has some safety related functions that can be enable to enhance the application safety. The following list resumes the main function related to safety. Speed Guard Function In applications where speed control is adopted together with EM brake and no mechanical brake is installed, the system is relying on speed control accuracy for stopping and holding the vehicle until the EM brake is locking it in position.
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Object index 0x3842 subindex 0x0 (Fault subcode extended), embeds this information in the format XXYYZZ, where XX is the menu number, YY is the >999 submenu number and ZZ is the item number. This is what the DMC calibrator shows. Object index 0x3841 subindex 0x0 (Fault subcode), embeds this information in the format XYYZZ (if X <=6) or XYZZ (if X >...
Refer to DMC. internal error. Refer to DMC. Internal error load default and reparametrize by means of autotuning. If persist refer to DMC. internal error: load default and reparametrize by means of autotuning. If persist refer to DMC.
The motor module could not be initialized. Load Default Parameter and key cycle An motor overcurrent is detected. Check if motor tuned properly, check motor wiring (lack of isolation).. Internal error refer to DMC Wrong current setup: current for Autotuning is set greater than maximum current. Check current setup in tha autotuning menu.
Description Code No errors in the motor module The motor module could not be initialized. Report to DMC An overcurrent is detected: Motor is overloaded or wrong position sensor settings Internal error Report to DMC Wrong current: rated motor current is greater than maximum: Check setting 8 and 7 in the autotune menu Wrong poles number.
In case an update has to be performed on a DMC Simga2NController, a “DMC Flash Cable” is needed (part number 980/SS2). This cable acts as a USB interface dongle and has to be plugged into “Connector B - Communications - 8 Way”...
Developed as a the new generation for the DMC Display, the DMC Lite Display maintains the flexibility of its predecessor, introducing a brand new graphical design. The DMC Lite Display still operates on the CAN bus and has the capability of showing the information of up to 6 DMC Sigms2N Controllers at the same time.
10.2 DMC Advanced Display Developed as a plug-in vehicle dashboard, the DMC Advanced Display represents the state-of-art of vehicle monitoring. It features a modern graphical design, combined with the capability of interacting with up to 8 nodes, further than with a BMS.
It is capable of indicating lead acid battery discharge state, hours counter and the main SuperSigma2N fault messages. The iGause is communicating with a DMC SuperSigma2N Controller through the UART protocol. To this means, it must be wired as in the following picture and plugged into the “Connector B - Communications - 8 Way”...
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