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Overview of Directly Mounted CAN Controls:
Proportional directional spool valve banks are designed to independently control the direction and speed of hydraulic consumers, allowing simultaneous operation at different speeds and pressures. Key features include simple wiring, minimized hysteresis, high repeat accuracy, reduced commissioning time, and good diagnostic options. Applications include mobile cranes, construction machines, and municipal trucks.
Available Versions and Main Data:
The document details various actuation options for series connection and manifold mounting, including slider position regulation and control. It provides order coding and combination options, with specific connectors and CAN actuation add-ons described.
Parameters:
  • General Parameters: Nickel-plated material, flexible installation position, and ambient temperature range of -40 to +80°C.
  • Electrical Parameters: Operating voltage of 10 to 30 V DC, with a maximum operating current of 10 A.
  • Communication: Supports CANopen and J1939 protocols with various bit rates.
  • Acceptance Tests: Includes EMC, protection class IP 67, and various environmental tests.
Dimensions:
Dimensions for actuation add-ons and valve bank structures are provided for different sizes and mounting types.
Assembly, Operation, and Maintenance Recommendations:
  • Intended Use: For hydraulic applications only, not for end users. Must be assembled and operated by qualified personnel.
  • Operating Instructions: Emphasizes the importance of adhering to technical parameters and maintaining hydraulic fluid purity.
  • Maintenance Information: Regular visual inspections and cleaning are recommended.
  • Safety Instructions: Installation and maintenance must be performed by authorized personnel, and proper storage and transportation are required.
  • Assembly and Installation Instructions: Includes mounting recommendations and safety measures for electromagnetic compatibility and emergency shut-off provisions.
Power Supply and Installation Requirements:
Power feed must be dimensioned and fused according to maximum current consumption. Earth lines should be dimensioned for maximum currents, with minimal reference potential variation among CAN bus nodes. Disconnect valve nodes during electric welding. Use water-resistant connectors for valve battery connections. Use twisted and screened bus lines with a surge impedance of approximately 120 Ω. Install 120 Ω terminating resistors at both ends of the CAN bus network. Maintain a distance of >0.5 m from magnetic field sources. Replace cables and ensure proper sealing during installation or servicing.
Operational Guidelines:
Control unit operates within -40°C to +85°C. Restricted operation possible during internal overheating. Avoid high or constant power supply deviations to prevent damage.
CAN Bus Control Unit:
Uses asynchronous, serial bus system with two wires for data transmission. Recommended twisted-pair cables with surge impedance of 108 to 132 Ω. Supports CANopen 2.0 A & B and J1939 protocols. Linear network topology preferred; avoid spur lines. Screen CAN lines in high EMC environments. Ensure no potential shift between CAN nodes. Maximum current for contact bases is 10 A.
Transfer Rates and Bus Lengths:
100 kbit/s: 600 m bus length, 25 m spur line. 125 kbit/s: 500 m bus length, 20 m spur line. 250 kbit/s: 250 m bus length, 10 m spur line. 500 kbit/s: 100 m bus length, 5 m spur line. 1,000 kbit/s: <20 m bus length, 1 m spur line.
Plug-and-Play Slave Valve Nodes:
PLVC control units manage external valve outputs without user program communication. External valves assigned CAN node IDs from 32 onwards. Single valves addressed with indices from 2000 onwards.
CAN Actuation Head Structure:
Includes status LED, data line, power supply, electronics module, and actuation unit.
CAN Starter Set:
Enables CAN valve communication from a desk. Includes electronics module, connectors, and software tools. Power supply unit not included.
Additional Information:
Various proportional directional spool valves and programmable logic valve controls available.
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Catalog excerpts

PS-1

Directly mounted CAN controls Product documentation Proportional directional spool valve type PSL and PSV (series connection) Proportional directional spool valve type PSLF and PSVF (manifold mounting)

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© by HAWE Hydraulik SE. The reproduction and distribution of this document as well as the use and communication of its contents to others without explicit authorisation is prohibited. Offenders will be held liable for the payment of damages. All rights reserved in the event of patent or utility model applications. Brand names, product names and trademarks are not specifically indicated. In particular with regard to registered and protected names and trademarks, usage is subject to legal provisions. HAWE Hydraulik respects these legal provisions in all cases. Printing date / document generated...

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PS-4

Overview of directly mounted CAN controls for proportional directional spool valves Proportional directional spool valve banks are used to control the direction of movement and the innite adjustment of the movement speed of the hydraulic consumers independent of the load. This allows multiple consumers to be run at the same time and independently of each other at different speeds and pressures, as long as the sum of the partial ow rates required for this is covered by the total delivery ow on the pump side. The electrical connection between the valve sections is via internal cable connections...

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PS-5

Available versions, main data 2.1 Order coding, structure Order coding example: PSV 31/D 170-2 CAN-C CANL CAN-E Connector CAN actuation add-on Electrical actuation Table 2 CAN actuation add-on Table 1 Electrical actuation The type codings in bold are described in this document. For all other details, please see D 7700-2, D 7700-3, D 7700-5, D 7700-F and D 7700-7F Table 1 Electrical actuation Marking Combined with manual operation Table 2 CAN actuation add-on At least one connector (marking CAN-C or CAN-T) required on the rst or last valve section. When using a connector on the valve battery,...

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PS-6

Table 3 Connectors Marking Appropriate connector 4-pin connector, with protective circuit 4-pin connector, with protective circuit 4-pin connector, with protective circuit For examples of combination options for different connection bases, see Chapter 2.1.1, "Combination options" 2.1.1 Combination options Combination options (examples) Description CAN-C - CAN - ... - CAN-E / CAN-L / Connection base on rst valve section CAN-T - CAN - … - CAN-E / CAN-L / Connection base with terminal resistor on rst valve section CAN-E - CAN - … - CAN-C / CAN-L / Connection base on last valve section CAN-C -...

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3.1 General parameters General information Material Actuation add-on CAN: nickel-plated Installation position According to type coding, see D 7700-2, D 7700-3, D 7700-5, D 7700-F, D 7700-7F Ambient temperature Actuation add-on EICAN ■ 3.2 Electrical parameters Operating voltage UB Max. 800 mA at UB = 24 V DC (per valve section) Max. 1.5 A at UB = 12 V DC (per valve section) NOTE For further information see B 7700 CAN Manual

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3.4 Acceptance tests and environmental tests EMC Temperature change Damp heat 3.5 Electrical connection Marking Terminal assignment 4-pin Connector with protective circuit 1: Power + 2: CAN-L 3: CAN-H 4: Power - /GND 4-pin Connector with protective circuit 1: CAN-L 2: Power + 3: Power - /GND 4: CAN-H 4-pin Connector with protective circuit 1: CAN-H 2: CAN-L 3: Power + 4: Power - /GND

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All dimensions in mm, subject to change. 4.1 Actuation add-on Actuation add-on CAN-C, CAN-T and CAN Size 2 (series connection) Size 3 (series connection) Size 5 (series connection)

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PS-10

Size 3 (manifold mounting) Size 5 (manifold mounting) Size 7 (manifold mounting)

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PS-11

4.2 Structure of valve bank (series connection) – example

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PS-12

4.3 Structure of valve bank (manifold mounting) – example

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Assembly, operation and maintenance recommendations 5.1 Intended use This valve is intended exclusively for hydraulic applications (uid technology), in accordance with Chapter 1. This valve is not intended for end users. The user must observe the safety measures and warnings in the documentation B 7700 CAN Manual. Essential requirements for the product to function correctly and safely: – Observe all information in this documentation and the documentation B 7700 CAN Manual. This applies in particular to all safety measures and warnings. – The product must only be assembled and put into operation...

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PS-14

5.2 Operating instructions Note product configuration and pressure / ow rate The statements and technical parameters in this documentation must be strictly observed. The instructions for the complete technical system must also always be followed. Read the documentation carefully before usage. The documentation must be accessible to the operating and maintenance staff at all times. Keep documentation up to date after every addition or update. CAUTION Risk of injury on overloading components due to incorrect pressure settings! Risk of minor injury. ■ ■ Pay attention to the maximum operating pressure...

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PS-15

5.3 Maintenance information Conduct a visual inspection at regular intervals, but at least once per year, to check if the hydraulic connections are damaged. If external leakages are found, shut down and repair the system. Clean the device surface of dust deposits and dirt at regular intervals, but at least once per year. 5.4 Safety instructions All installation, set-up, maintenance and repairs must be performed by authorised, qualied and trained staff. The use of this product beyond the specied performance limits, operation with non-specied uids and/or use of non-genuine spare parts will...

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5.5 Assembly and installation instructions Mounting The valve bank must be mounted free from distortion to the machine chassis or frame. It is recommended to mount using three screws and to use elastic spacers between the block and the frame. Installation To ensure safe operation of the PSl/PSV CAN valve nodes and to avoid shortening the lifetime of the product through improper operating conditions, the following instructions must be observed: ■ ■ ■ ■ The electromagnetic compatibility of the entire system must be ensured by the system manufacturer! Avoid installing the valves near machine parts...

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