Technical data

12 HN.50.Y1.02
Node identification Node identification specifies the address
PVG CIP has for the other CAN components
(applies after system reboot).
Units -
Max. 127
Min. 1
Standard 101
Precision 1
OD index 100B HEX
Hydraulic-related
parameters
PVG CIP contains many parameters that can
be adjusted to optimise the input signal before
it is sent to a PVE.
These parameters are:
• Deadband compensation
• Signal gain
• Flow limitation
• Software tuning of spool characteristics
• Ramps (individual on each port and two
different settings for each port)
• Float position control
• Power saving
The purpose of tuning spool characteristics is
to allow software modification of the mechani-
cal spool characteristics made available by the
selected spool. See figure on next page. On a
given joystick movement, the different soft-
ware characteristics will give a different spool
position and thereby produce another flow.
Softwiring With softwiring it is possible for any joystick
signal to be sent to one or more PVEs.
Softwiring is made via an SDO, making it pos-
sible to introduce changes during operation.
See example on page 21.
Note: On/off and proportional signals must
not be mixed.
Baudrate
The speed of communication must be set. The
baudrate becomes effective after system
reboot.
Note: The baudrates 10 and 800 are not
supported by CIP Configuration Tool
v.1.00.
Units [kbit/s]
Max. 1000
Min. 10
Standard 250
Precision *
OD index 201A HEX
* 10, 20, 50, 100, 125, 250, 500, 800, 1000.