MACS GP4 Module

MACS GP4 Module

MACS GP4 Module

Product catalog summary
Description: The GP4 Unit Module is a universal valve controller for earth-moving machinery, capable of controlling up to four bidirectional hydraulic valves. It includes signal I/O for sensor signals and can interact with other CAN-bus-connected modules. It also features 3D angle sensing for applications like bucket angle indication.
Technical Data:
  • Nominal Voltage: 12 and 24 V
  • Supply Voltage Range: 8 to 36 V
  • Current Consumption: Standby up to 120 mA (12 V) and 105 mA (24 V); Loaded max. 10 A
  • Fuse: External, max. 10 A
  • Electromagnetic Compatibility: ISO 13766:2006
  • Operating Temperature: -40 to +70 °C
  • Storage Temperature: -40 to +85 °C
  • Case Material: PA66 25GF
  • Protection Degree: IP 67 with assembled mating connectors
  • CAN Termination Resistance: 120 Ω
Inputs and Outputs:
  • Analog Voltage Inputs: Full supply range, 0 to 5 V, 10 kΩ resistance, 10 Bit resolution
  • Digital Inputs: Full supply range, 10 kΩ resistance
  • Outputs: Current-regulated high-side outputs, max. 2.75 A, designed for proportional control of inductive loads, protected for over-current conditions
  • Coupler Output: High- and low-side switches, max. 2.5 A, designed for quick coupler function, protected for over-current conditions
  • Supply Outputs: Current-limited positive supply output, max. 140 mA
Mounting Instructions: The GP4 unit should be placed on a flat surface with the connector to the left and the logotype upwards. Use four M5 screws for attachment, ensuring cables are routed to minimize wear and tear. Position the unit to avoid impact injuries and use screws of correct lengths to prevent lacerations.
Connectors:
  • Unit Connector (JST WPZ 36-way): Includes inputs, outputs, CAN High/Low, and supply outputs.
  • Supply Connector (Deutsch DTF13 6-way): Includes supply voltage, CAN High/Low, and GND connections.
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MACS GP4 Module-1

Description Name The GP4 Unit Module is designed as a universal valve controller for earth-moving machinery. It features functions for controlling up to four bidirectional hydraulic valves and contains signal I/O for handling commonly used sensor signals and can also interact with other CAN-bus-connected modules. It also features 3D angle sensing for indication of e.g. bucket angles. Technical data Place the GP4 unit module on a flat surface in the tilting part of the unit with a unit connector to the left seen from the cab and with the logotype upwards. Use four M5 screws for the attachment. Make sure that the cables are routed so that there is minimal risk for wear and tear. Cables mounted together with hydraulic lines should be dimensioned and adapted for that environment. A Make sure the unit is safely positioned so that risks for impact injuries to the operator are eliminated. Also make sure screws of correct lengths are used so they do not protrude and consequently lead to lacerations.

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MACS GP4 Module-2

Unit Connector Supply Connector Unit Connector (jst wpz 36-way) Digital pulse signal inputs. Active high signals (PNP) required. Can be configured as either analog voltage or analog current inputs. Current-regulated high-side outputs, max. current 2.75 A. Designed for proportional control of inductive loads. A and B ports used for bidirectional valves. Protected for over-current conditions. Open load detection. Coupler output High- and low-side switches, max. current 2.5 A. Designed for switching the inductive solenoid for the quick coupler function. Protected for over-current conditions. Open...

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