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CMA User Manual
Table 10 . Load sense parameter summary table
Object dictionary name
J1939 section index
CANOpen object
Suggested default value
Units
Load Sense Margin
608
0x4260
0
centibar
Load Sense Standby Pressure
901
0x4385
0
centibar
Loadsense Demand Bandwidth setting
634
0x427A
65000
See above
Loadsense Demand Rising ROC limit
635
0x427B
650000000
cBar/1.5 ms
Loadsense Demand Falling ROC limit
636
0x427C
-650000000
cBar/1.5 ms
6.1.2 Actuator areas
When possible, the valve needs to understand the physical
geometry of the actuator that it is trying to control. There
are two main reasons that the valve needs the cylinder
areas, both of which only apply to twin spool control
modes. The areas of the cylinder are required for the valve
to determine if the load is passive or overrunning (which will
be discussed in the next section). If the load is overrunning,
a meter out control strategy is sometimes applied
(depending on the twin spool controller selected) and the
area is required to maintain the desired cylinder velocity.
There are two areas settings for the valve, one for each
port. For most applications, mm2 is the preferred unit as
this offers enough resolution to provide proper control.
If you are working with double acting cylinder, a rotary
actuator, or a service that is plumbed so the area ratio is
1 to 1, then 1 can be entered for each work port area.
Figure 2 .
Port 1
Port 2
Table 11 . Area parameters
Object dictionary name
J1939 section index
CANOpen object
Suggested default value
Units
Valid range
Area of Work Port 1
609
0x4261
App Dependent
mm2
1…32767
Area of Work Port 2
610
0x4262
App Dependent
mm2
1…32767
otee:
N
The units for each area input are not important as
long as they are the same for both areas (the valve
only cares about the ratio between the two areas).
However, we want to maintain the highest level of
accuracy without causing integer overflow. Mm2 is the
suggested unit, but other units can be used as long as the
maximum value does not exceed 32767.