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Check list for electronics

8     Start-up

Instruction book, IQAN-MC3

Check list for electronics

The following table has a list of steps which is a suggested guideline for the 
commissioning of an electronic control system on a machine.

#

Condition

Task to be performed

Limit

1

OFF
(OFF = no power 
supplied to control 
system harness)

Measure the resistance of all ground connec-
tions between battery ground and -BAT for all 
modules / sensors. (measure in system har-
ness, no modules connected).

<0,5 
ohm

2

ON
Machine engine 
not started

Measure all power supply's to each module / 
sensor.(measure in system harness, no mod-
ules connected).

+12V
or
+24V

3

OFF
Machine engine 
not started

Connect all units to system harness.

4

ON
Machine engine 
not started

Emergency stop, check that all modules get 
disconnected from the power +BAT.

0V

5

OFF
Machine engine 
not started

Connect PC with IQAN software (IQANdesign 
or IQANrun).

6

ON
Machine engine 
not started

Check (via IQAN software) all modules, that 
CAN connection is OK.

7

ON
Machine engine 
not started

Check (via IQAN software) all modules, that 
inputs are OK - if not: check the harness or 

re-calibrate (adjust) the input signals.

8

ON
Machine engine 
not started

Check (via IQAN software) all modules, that 

current out (COUT) is 0mA, when joystick is 
not activated.

0mA 
(0%)

9

OFF
Machine engine 
not started

Check (via IQAN software) all modules, that 
current out (COUT) is OK, use the joystick to 

command the outputs.

10

ON
Machine engine 
not started

Ensure that the following requirements are 

fulfilled before any work is carried out on the 
hydraulics control electronics.
- The machine cannot start moving.
- Functions are positioned safely.
- The machine is turned off.
- The hydraulic system is relieved from any 
pressure.

11

ON
Start machine 
engine

Check that electrical output signal correspond 
equal with hydraulic direction.

12

OFF
Engine ON

Tune current settings and slope times.

Summary of Contents for iqan-mc3

Page 1: ...IQAN MC3 Instruction book Publ no HY33 8001 IB UK Edition 2016 05 16...

Page 2: ...nostics 14 Markings Approvals 15 5 Mounting 20 Mounting the module 20 6 Installation 21 Connectors C1 C4 21 Connector C1 pin assignments 21 Connector C2 pin assignments 22 Connector C3 pin assignments...

Page 3: ...44 9 Diagnostics and troubleshooting 45 Diagnostic interfaces 45 CAN diagnostics connection 45 Bypass application 45 Appendix A 46 IQAN MC3 Technical Overview 46 Appendix B 51 Error codes messages an...

Page 4: ...e application program being developed for the control system Not all document sections that contain information about safety are marked with a warning symbol there would be warnings everywhere Failure...

Page 5: ...of this product The main documentation contains information that is not found elsewhere The additional documentation contains product information in a compact format for details on the information fo...

Page 6: ...attery before disconnecting the positive cable The ground wire of the welder shall be positioned as close as possible to the place of the welding The cables on the welding unit shall never be placed n...

Page 7: ...ed out by trained personnel who are well acquainted with the control system the machine and its safety regulations Before you start Read section Start up on page 42 Additional information for service...

Page 8: ...dalone controller as a single bus master or together with other IQAN master modules The MC3 has local I O for input output use and has 4 CAN busses that support ICP IQAN CAN Protocol SAE J1939 and Gen...

Page 9: ...ids Two of these are also intended to function as alarm outputs for e g LED lamps see below CAN related functions The IQAN MC3 uses a CAN bus CAN Controller Area Network to communicate with IQAN expan...

Page 10: ...he stop ramps on on the outputs will have no effect the outputs will shut off immediately Therefore the application must be designed so that a sudden stop on the outputs does not in itself lead to a h...

Page 11: ...ng the IQAN MC3 within the specified range and may not be used for implementation of safety functions Measurement of module supply voltage Measurement of module temperature The following built in func...

Page 12: ...subsystem Input subsystem The input subsystem consists of the sensors or operator controls that initiate the safety function To get sufficient diagnostics on the inputs on the MC3 the requirements of...

Page 13: ...wever it is recommended that a standard for the functional safety of machinery is applied either EN ISO 13849 1 or EN IEC 62061 Use IQANdesign to develop the application software It is not necessary f...

Page 14: ...ignal without degradation of the safety integrity but DIN FIN and DFIN must always be used in conjunction with a separate monitoring signal For details see section I O functionality on page 28 WARNING...

Page 15: ...ommunication The IQAN MC3 has built in support for safe connection to other IQAN MC3 units For more information see the IQANdesign user manual EXAMPLE An overload safety function that uses two separat...

Page 16: ...s required by the protocol need to be implemented in the application Outputs Each individual power driver of the IQAN MC3 uses a combination of high side and low side switches to control the load this...

Page 17: ...ernal diagnostics The concept of the IQAN MC3 is that the primary CPU is monitored by a second independent CPU and they in turn are monitored by a completely separate safety ASIC The safety ASIC provi...

Page 18: ...15 Markings Approvals 4 Safety Instruction book IQAN MC3 Markings Approvals...

Page 19: ...16 Markings Approvals 4 Safety Instruction book IQAN MC3...

Page 20: ...17 Markings Approvals 4 Safety Instruction book IQAN MC3...

Page 21: ...18 Markings Approvals 4 Safety Instruction book IQAN MC3...

Page 22: ...19 Markings Approvals 4 Safety Instruction book IQAN MC3...

Page 23: ...impact is avoided e g impact from falling objects or the module being used as a step Locate the module so that air can circulat to eliminate excess heat Ensure that no external heat e g from the engin...

Page 24: ...tate CAN B L 5 CAN low voltage bus line will be LOW in dominant state CAN B H 6 CAN high voltage bus line will be HIGH in dominant state ADDR L 7 IdTag interface Low side to address tag Return signal...

Page 25: ...for external sensors Return 0V VREF A 2 Voltage reference for external sensors Sourcing 5V VIN A 3 I Voltage signal input VIN B 4 I Voltage signal input VIN C 5 I Voltage signal input VIN D 6 I Voltag...

Page 26: ...e for external sensors Sourcing 5V DIN A 3 I DIN FIN DFIN PCN DPCN signal input DIN B 4 I DIN FIN DFIN PCN DPCN signal input DIN C 5 I DIN FIN DFIN PCN DPCN signal input DIN D 6 I DIN FIN DFIN PCN DPC...

Page 27: ...COUT power driver low side COUT B 4 O COUT power driver high side CRET B 5 O COUT power driver low side CRET B 6 O COUT power driver low side COUT C 7 O COUT power driver high side CRET C 8 O COUT po...

Page 28: ...actuators directly e g via a dump valve See below Emergency stop Since the IQAN MC3 is capable of implementing safety functions it may in some applications be tempting for the designer to implement th...

Page 29: ...d to battery voltage at start up and will prevent the application from starting If the same short circuit occurs while the module is already powered it may also be detected by the module but shutdown...

Page 30: ...inated internally on all of its CAN buses When an IQANdesign application is loaded it can set individual buses to be non terminated To give an IQAN MC3 a unique address you may use an addressing ID ta...

Page 31: ...teristics see Appendix A In order to detect errors such as open circuit in the wiring the active signal range from the sensor must be limited e g 0 5 4 5 Vdc Active signal range The positive terminal...

Page 32: ...ns where an incorrect input signal can lead to an immediate increase of the risk Limits on signal range By limiting the normal operating range of voltage input signals several faults can be detected F...

Page 33: ...CE The VIN are designed for permanent connection to BAT but not for BAT transients Therefore VIN connection to BAT should be avoided MC3 SMR 008 A Tolerances on VIN When voltage inputs are used in saf...

Page 34: ...s are connected to VREF and VIN DIN respectively for 5V signal NOTICE Maximum load for VREF position see Appendix A on page 46 EXAMPLE Connect the positive and negative terminals of the switch to VREF...

Page 35: ...the inputs are used in safety functions where an incorrect input signal can lead to an immediate increase of the risk If the additional signal is read by another digital input it is recommended that...

Page 36: ...e following addional information applies when the inputs are used in safety functions where an incorrect input signal can lead to an immediate increase of the risk Directional frequency inputs Connect...

Page 37: ...safety functions The following addional information applies when the inputs are used in safety functions where an incorrect input signal can lead to an immediate increase of the risk EXAMPLE Connect t...

Page 38: ...nector Having multiple VREF supplies allows you to distribute power to the sensors in the vehicle according to installation zones or some other configuration VREF positions NOTICE It is strongly recom...

Page 39: ...op output signal The units have an adjustable frequency which can be changed using IQAN software The table below shows the MC3 frequency possibilities Any frequency may be entered in your application...

Page 40: ...ctly with the modulation ratio instead of closed loop current control In PWM mode the current is not measured and diagnostics are limited NOTICE The PWM outputs on an IQAN MC3 can not be used to drive...

Page 41: ...deviation refer to under over current threshold see Appendix A on page 46 An undetected error that falls within these limits can lead to an unintentional change of speed of the output and must be saf...

Page 42: ...rs The COUT current range and slopes must be limited in the application file Due to the risks involved with modifying these adjustable values it is recommended that these limits are kept narrow Altern...

Page 43: ...instead DOUT output diagnostics The DOUT is capable of detecting internal faults as well as wiring faults The fault will be identified as one of the following status values in IQANdesign Over load e g...

Page 44: ...C3 can not guarantee that the alarm is working but when the DOUT is off it is capable of detecting if the load is connected This can be used by the application to activate another alarm or to shut dow...

Page 45: ...g the control system Start the control system as follows Prior to start all modules and cables are to be fitted correctly Check fuses i e make sure that the supply voltage to the modules is equipped w...

Page 46: ...Error codes are blinked if the master is not in contact with one or more of the modules Make sure the emergency stop is functioning properly Start the system Start the system as follows Start the eng...

Page 47: ...rted Connect PC with IQAN software IQANdesign or IQANrun 6 ON Machine engine not started Check via IQAN software all modules that CAN connection is OK 7 ON Machine engine not started Check via IQAN so...

Page 48: ...or an equivalent 120 ohm resistor may be used A flying lead cable may be connected to the IQAN MC3 to provide a connector interface The connection from IQAN MC3 to diagnostic CAN interface can then be...

Page 49: ...IN 40050 Part 9 1993 IP6K9K IEC 60068 2 52 1996 Kb 72 h IEC 60068 2 30 2005 Db 55 C 95 RH 6 cycles IEC 60068 2 78 2001 Cab 40 C 93 RH 21 days IEC 60068 2 2 2007 Bb 85 C 72 hours IEC 60068 2 2 2007 Bb...

Page 50: ...interval Lifetime Periodic proof test up to SIL2 SC2 Type B 2 x 10 8 99 0 100 ms TSC 75 ms 40 000 hours No Sensor supply VREF Number of VREF 2 Output voltage 5 V 150 mV 40 to 85 C Output voltage temp...

Page 51: ...0 kHz 50 duty cycle Minimum pulse width 10 s for 5 V signal Step response 400 ms 10 to 90 step Logic levels low high hysteresis 1 V 4 V 0 3 V Input impedance 6 8 kohm in parallel with 10 nF Sample rat...

Page 52: ...AT 14V and FDITH 200 Hz 5 ohm 10 mH 5 ohm 20 mH 10 ohm 30 mH 20 ohm 60 mH Maximum allowable load inductance 1 0 A load 1 5 A load 2 0 A load 500 mH 200 mH 50 mH Protection SCB SCG Diagnostics Operatio...

Page 53: ...ble load inductance DOUT A to DOUT C 1 0 A load 2 0 A load 3 0 A load 500 mH 200 mH 50 mH Maximum allowable load inductance DOUT D to DOUT E 1 0 A load 1 5 A load 500 mH 200 mH Protection overload SCB...

Page 54: ...or message or error code is activated LED indicator showing different MC3 modes Status Flash yellow Normal operation Application not loaded No application available Waiting for restart Error code Erro...

Page 55: ...igital input Failure mode Detected Comment VIN open Detection only if valid signal range is limited VIN short circuit to BAT Detection only if valid signal range is limited VIN short circuit to signal...

Page 56: ...l within low to high trigger level range Undefined FIN short circuit to signal low trigger level Frequency 0 FIN short circuit to BAT Frequency 0 Failure mode Detected Comment DFIN open Frequency 0 DF...

Page 57: ...off COUT is on and CRET is off On When power driver is on COUT is on and CRET is controlling the commanded current Disabled After an error is detected both COUT and CRET are off No diagnostic is perf...

Page 58: ...t circuit to BAT CRET short circuit to CRET No influence on function in this state COUT short circuit to 2nd COUT No influence on function in this state COUT short circuit to DOUT active COUT short ci...

Page 59: ...RET COUT short circuit to 2nd COUT COUT short circuit to 2nd DOUT COUT short circuit to 2nd CRET DRET active No influence on COUT error detected on 2nd COUT DOUT COUT short circuit to 2nd CRET DRET pa...

Page 60: ...power driver is off DOUT is on and DRET is off On When power driver is on DOUT is on and DRET is on Disabled After an error is detected both DOUT and DRET are off No diagnostic is performed until ther...

Page 61: ...rcuit to BAT Current through load 100 ms DOUT short circuit to 2nd DOUT active passive No influence on function in this state DOUT short circuit to 2nd COUT active DOUT short circuit to 2nd COUT passi...

Page 62: ...t Reverse feed is not detected DRET short circuit to BAT No influence on function in this state DOUT short circuit to 2nd DOUT No influence on function in this state DOUT short circuit to 2nd COUT No...

Page 63: ...t circuit to BAT No influence on function in this state DOUT short circuit to 2nd DOUT No influence on function in this state DOUT short circuit to 2nd COUT No influence on function in this state DOUT...

Page 64: ...the IQAN MC3 module Appendix C Instruction book IQAN MC3 Appendix C Dimensioning of the IQAN MC3 module 6 12 18 6 12 18 6 12 18 6 12 18 1 7 13 1 7 13 1 7 13 1 7 13 A B C D C4 C3 C2 C1 IQAN MC3 230 210...

Page 65: ...time 9 MC3 SMR 005 A Only use an official release of IQANdesign 10 MC3 SMR 006 A CAN communication 13 MC3 SMR 007 A Limits on VIN signal range 29 MC3 SMR 008 A Tolerances on VIN 30 MC3 SMR 009 A Use...

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