Hagglunds Spider Control System
Hagglunds Spider Control System
2019
Replaces: EN777-7
Data sheet
Hägglunds Spider Control System
RE 15330
Preface
The data specified in this document only serve to This data sheet is valid for standard Spider control unit
describe the product. No statements concerning a generation 2. For older control units please contact
certain condition or suitability for a certain your nearest Bosch Rexroth representative.
application can be derived from our information. The cover shows an example configuration. The
The information given does not release product supplied may therefore differ from the
the user from the obligation of own judgment figure shown. The original operating instructions were
and verification. It must be remembered that prepared in English.
our products are subject to a natural process of Updated information from last version of the manual is
wear and aging. marked with red text in this document.
© This document, as well as the data, specifications Information about specific order related connections
and other information set forth in it, are and configuration is attached in the system
the exclusive property of Bosch Rexroth AB. It documentation at delivery.
may not be reproduced or given to third parties
without its consent.
Changes in the equipment may occur. We therefore
reserve the right to introduce amendments
in the manual as we deem necessary without
notice or obligations.
Warning signs
In this manual you will find the following signs which Warning sign (warning triangle): Draws attention to
indicate a potential hazard, which can or will cause the hazard
personal injury or substantial property damage. Signal word: Identifies the degree of hazard
Depending on the probability of the hazard, and how Type of risk: Specifies the type or source of the
serious the injury or property damage could be, there hazard
are three levels of classification. Consequences: Describes the consequences of non-
compliance
Precautions: Specifies how the hazard can be
prevented
Preface .................................................................................................................. 2
Warning signs ........................................................................................................ 2
1 Introduction ......................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Description ........................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Serial number ..................................................................................................................................................... 10
1.3 Card number ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
1.4 Versions and changes ....................................................................................................................................... 12
1.5 Ordering code .................................................................................................................................................... 24
2 Technical data .................................................................................................. 25
2.1 Mechanical ......................................................................................................................................................... 25
2.2 Supply and output voltage ................................................................................................................................. 29
2.3 Inputs ................................................................................................................................................................. 30
2.4 Outputs ............................................................................................................................................................... 31
2.5 Communication .................................................................................................................................................. 31
3 Connection ....................................................................................................... 32
3.1 Wiring ................................................................................................................................................................. 32
3.2 Power supply...................................................................................................................................................... 32
3.3 Input signals ....................................................................................................................................................... 33
3.4 Output signals .................................................................................................................................................... 48
3.5 Interconnection terminal ..................................................................................................................................... 54
3.6 Communication ports ......................................................................................................................................... 55
3.7 Terminal functions .............................................................................................................................................. 59
4 Indication and setting ........................................................................................ 64
4.1 Display information............................................................................................................................................. 64
4.2 Information on normal drive and alarms ............................................................................................................ 66
4.3 Reset of alarms and warnings ........................................................................................................................... 67
4.4 Front panel buttons ............................................................................................................................................ 68
4.5 Main card jumpers and indications .................................................................................................................... 70
4.6 Power supply...................................................................................................................................................... 76
4.8 RMS card ........................................................................................................................................................... 93
4.9 LIC Unit .............................................................................................................................................................. 94
4.10 Error codes ....................................................................................................................................................... 95
4.11 Text settings ..................................................................................................................................................... 96
5 Parameters ....................................................................................................... 97
5.1 Parameter tree ................................................................................................................................................... 97
5.2 Configurable Parameters ................................................................................................................................... 98
5.2.1 Main settings ................................................................................................................................................... 98
5.2.2 Pump outputs ................................................................................................................................................ 101
5.2.3 Digital inputs .................................................................................................................................................. 103
5.2.4 Digital outputs ............................................................................................................................................... 107
5.2.5 Pulse inputs ................................................................................................................................................... 114
5.2.6 Analog inputs ................................................................................................................................................ 115
5.2.7 Analog outputs .............................................................................................................................................. 122
5.2.8 Bus ................................................................................................................................................................ 124
5.2.9 Pump monitor ................................................................................................................................................ 130
5.2.10 Tank monitor ............................................................................................................................................... 132
5.2.11 Aux monitor ................................................................................................................................................. 133
5.2.12 Drive monitor ............................................................................................................................................... 137
5.2.13 Hydraulic motor monitor .............................................................................................................................. 140
5.2.14 Drive logic ................................................................................................................................................... 141
5.2.15 Value threshold ........................................................................................................................................... 145
5.2.16 Drive 1 basic ............................................................................................................................................... 147
5.2.17 Drive 2 basic ............................................................................................................................................... 149
5.2.18 Shredder 1 .................................................................................................................................................. 151
5.2.19 Shredder 2 .................................................................................................................................................. 152
5.2.20 Synchro ....................................................................................................................................................... 153
5.2.21 Pressure 1 ................................................................................................................................................... 155
5.2.22 Pressure 2 ................................................................................................................................................... 156
5.2.23 Reading 1 .................................................................................................................................................... 157
5.2.24 Reading 2 .................................................................................................................................................... 158
5.2.25 Spare functions ........................................................................................................................................... 160
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Preface
1 Introduction
1.1 Description
The Spider unit is a microcontroller based system, The unit will for DU be mounted on the power unit
configurable to suit different application needs. It is side with the control panel (LIU) on the outside or
designed to match the two or three door PEC or DU inside of the front door communicating via CAN.
power unit, also with a one door unit added. The
control system can control pumps with double coil or The configuration of the pre-programmed system
single coil in one direction. functions is done using the front panel with help from
the text displays or via a serial connection from a
The unit can for PEC be mounted inside the power laptop. The configuration mode can be protected with
unit, in the power unit door, on the outside of the a password.
power unit or delivered separate with wall brackets or
panel flange to be wired in by the customer. Cable The Spider unit can control the system with different
sets can be supplied as an option. settings of electric motor/pump configuration.
EM EM EM EM
DRIVE P DRIVE P P P
EM EM EM EM EM
DRIVE P P
DRIVE P P
P P
EM EM
P P
DRIVE P P
DRIVE
EM EM
DRIVE P P
DRIVE
EM EM EM
DRIVE P P P
DRIVE
Two to four pumps for two drives with common function. If one stops by a fault the other will also stop:
EM EM EM
DRIVE P
DRIVE P
DRIVE P
DRIVE P
EM EM EM EM
DRIVE P P
DRIVE P P
DRIVE P P
DRIVE P
EM EM EM
DRIVE P P
DRIVE P P
EM EM EM
DRIVE P P
DRIVE P
EM EM EM
DRIVE P P P
DRIVE P
The Monitor function can health monitor the power is connected via a relay to the starter interlock circuit.
unit switches and give information on the text display Up to 4 pumps can be controlled in parallel for the
about warnings or alarms. An alarm will stop the same drive
electric motor or motors if the digital interlock output
M M M
M M
The Basic function has added functions for power The unit can also monitor analog signals on the
limitation and closed loop speed feedback via a PID- display such as speed, E-motor current, pressure etc.
regulator. Inputs are available for analog or digital
speed encoders.
The Shredder function has the same functions as number of reversals within a time limit and stop the
Basic and added functions for reversing by an drive when exceeded. The drive can be set to change
overload-stopped drive. It is possible to maximise the direction after an adjustable time interval.
The Friction function has the same functions as Basic drives driven together with a ratio between the
and added functions for control of two hydraulic motors.
The Friction slave function has the same functions as drives driven together with a ratio in relation to the
Basic and added functions for control of two hydraulic master setpoint.
The Synchro function has the same functions as external signal to set the angle between the rolls.
Basic and added functions for position control Ratio drive is also possible. This mode requires digital
between two hydraulic drives. It is possible by an speed encoders.
The Spider unit front has push-buttons for start and The digital outputs can be configured to functions for
stop of the drive, local/remote, speed setpoint by eg. common alarm/warning, ready to use, drive
increase and decrease in local mode, inch reverse, started, shredder blocked, cooler and heater control.
regulated/non-regulated drive and auto/manual drive The outputs are of dry relay contact type.
in shredder mode. These push-button functions can The analog inputs can be configured to functions for
be bypassed in the configuration of the system eg. tank temp, speed, pressure, power for monitoring
functions. Two types of displays are available, OLED and control. The inputs can be configured for current
with yellow signs (required for Japanese texts) and loop or voltage.
VFD with blue signs (required for Chinese texts). The analog outputs can be configured to monitor eg.
speed, pressure, temp. The outputs can be
All inputs and outputs are configurable and can be configured for current loop or voltage.
connected to pre-programmed functions in the setup
of the system. All signals are as standard wired to The system includes a drive monitoring function with
contact terminals or via fieldbus port (optional). drive time counters, alarm/warning list and 8 scalable
The digital inputs can be configured to functions for log channels with data download via serial interface.
eg. start/stop, reverse, reset, monitoring of the power The system can communicate with ODiN condition
unit, auxiliary monitor where it is possible to set the monitoring database via external modem for health
function and display monitor text. monitoring of the hydraulic system.
E01P x x x - xxxx
Function:
Drive 1 config:
1= 1 Emotor - 1 Pump
2= 1 Emotor - 2 Pumps
3= 2 Emotors - 2 Pumps
4= 2 Emotors - 3 Pumps
5= 2 Emotors - 4 Pumps
6= 3 Emotors - 3 Pumps
7= 3 Emotors - 4 Pumps
8= 1Emotor - Tandem pump 1
9= 1Emotor - Tandem pump 2
Serial number after -4653 is Cxxxxx without any correlation to the function. C is standing for Controls but the
following number is used for all types of different control equipment.
The individual card number is marked on the card at final test. The number consists of an individual
number and year and week for the production test. The hardware revision marking is adjacent to the card
number
Hardware revision
Example:
Version 1.4.0
Ready 96-05-26
First delivered version. Four prototype systems were delivered to customers in Sweden.
Version 1.4.1
Ready 96-08-23
New version of O´Tool operating system.
Bug fixes: -Idle function could cause watchdog problem by stack overflow.
-PWM (Pulse Width Modulation for the output signal to the pump strokers) routine
changed. Problems with PWM frequency >1000Hz.
Version 2.0.0
Ready 96-08-30
Adapted to the new version of the hardware (rev.A).
Bug fixes -PWM routine changed. Problems with PWM frequency <1000Hz caused by software
compilator bug.
Version 2.1.0
Ready 96-11-27
Readings from both drives can be used in any position. Only readings for drive 1 could earlier be used on
display 1.
Better protection against uncontrolled reversing of drive with use of analogue encoder for speed feedback.
Better accuracy for reading of speed encoder.
New digital inputs: -Local1 -Change between Local and Remote drive 1.
-Local2 -Change between Local and Remote drive 2.
-Shutdown1 -Open output to pump 1 without open e-motor interlock.
-Shutdown2 -Open output to pump 2 without open e-motor interlock.
-Shutdown1+2 -Open outputs to pumps without open e-motor interlocks.
Version 2.2.0
Ready 97-06-27
Slower change of local set point command. Change stops at zero before change of direction.
Reset of ”shredder blocked” with stop button.
Ramp for ratio in synchro mode.
Functions in synchro mode to give priority for the ratio between the rolls independent of the settings of
speed and ratio commands.
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Bug fixes: -Some monitor reading changed selections after power up.
-Interference between speed measuring could occur if two digital encoders were
used.
-Feedback is disconnected at zero input command with analogue speed encoder to
protect against uncontrolled reversing of drive.
-Stop reverse always active with digital encoder detection of blocking in shredder
mode.
-When more than 20 reversals in Shredder mode, reverse counter could start to
write in forbidden area.
Version 2.3.0
Ready 98-03-09
Functions for swashangle feedback (Hydrokraft) pumps.
Output enable (for PWM output) open if e-motor is not started and by swashangle error.
Parameter for valve resistance changed to feedback gain.
Letter Ä changed to A in HÄGGLUNDS due to text problems during start-up.
New digital outputs: -Failsafe 1 -Output for fail safe valve drive 1.
-Failsafe 2 -Output for fail safe valve drive 2.
Version 2.3.1
Ready 98-04-03
Bug fixes: -Bug in PWM function could destroy register.
Version 2.4.0
Ready 98-05-04
Max current settings for both drives and password can be changed with drives started.
Readings of speed can be shown with 2 decimals.
Set point can be indicated in rpm.
Feedback can be indicated in % of max speed.
Slower update time for readings of speed and power.
More configurable digital inputs by change of fixed digital inputs for Low oil temp, High e-motor temp and
High work pressure to configurable input choices.
Shutdown 1, 2 and 1+2 removed. The function for direct stop of the drive without opening of the e-motor
interlocks is set in the Auxiliary monitor settings (Interlock).
New digital inputs: -Start 1+2 -Starts both drives in remote mode.
-Speed up 1 -Increase speed command for drive 1 in local mode.
-Speed down 1-Decrease speed command for drive 1 in local mode.
-Speed up 2 -Increase speed command for drive 2 in local mode.
-Speed down 2-Decrease speed command for drive 2 in local mode.
-Speed reset 1 - Reset speed command for drive 1 in local mode.
-Speed reset 2 - Reset speed command for drive 2 in local mode.
-Filter interlock - Blocks the filter warning inputs.
Shutdown indication on the display if the supply relay is not activated (by watchdog or external connection
between terminal 1 and 2).
Speed error too large gives a warning, puts the drive to manual (no speed feedback) and has to be reset
as other warnings. The maximum allowed error can be set.
Shredder blocked gives an interlock, puts the drive to manual and can not be restarted in auto before the
interlock is reset in the alarm menu.
Analog and set point inputs can be calibrated.
All alarms/warnings are indicated on display 1 if drive type 2 is selected (two pumps driving one motor).
The choice if both or only one of the pumps has to be running before the drive can be started in drive type
2.
Local speed set point can only be changed in local mode and can be configured for automatic reset when
command is changed to remote mode.
All parameters can be reset to default values.
Counter reset time in synchro-counter mode reduced to 8msec.
Swashplate feedback potentiometer error configurable to give Alarm or Interlock.
Analog input to set an angle difference between the motors in synchro-counter mode.
Selection of different inputs to enable the latches for counter reset in synchro-counter mode.
Diagnostic readings to indicate program run.
Bug fixes: -Bug in swashangle feedback could stop the PWM output for drive 2.
-Interrupt disable time shortened down.
-Encoder interrupt time reduced to give better performance with two 5000ppr pulse
encoders.
-Error in reading of REG 106 and REG206 could cause watchdog problem.
-Counters reduced to one turn in synchro-counter mode.
Version 2.4.1
Ready 98-05-14
0.3 sec filter for swashangle feedback inputs.
Start/stop of drive 2 can be activated from drive 1 keypads in setup mode.
Indications for drive 2 (ON/OFF, E-MOTOR STOPPED, STARTING UP, READY TO USE) can be read on
drive 1 display if drive type 2 is selected (two pumps driving one motor).
Bug fixes: -Text for digital input Ready 1*2 was Ready 2*2.
-Default settings for analogue inputs mixed.
Version 2.5.0
Ready 98-06-25
Scaling function to give friction ratio in synchro-counter mode.
Version 2.6.0
Ready 98-10-05
Lower limit for setting of feedback gain in output decreased to 15.
Password better protected. Each sign will change to a * when selected.
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Possibility to set the limits for the friction ratio in synchro mode.
‘Error too large’ warning can be reset by a remote digital signal.
‘Man/Aut’-selection can be remote controlled by a digital input.
‘Shredder blocked’ interlock can be reset by a remote digital signal.
Version 2.7.0
Ready 99-05-26
Improved functions in synchro-counter mode.
Increased time delay for filter indication (possible setting up to 15 minutes).
Increased time delay for high pressure indication (possible setting up to 60 seconds).
Bug fixes: Error too large warning not possible for slave in Synchro mode
Version 3.0.0
Ready 00-02-29
Functionality for communication with SpiderCom
Drive monitoring function with log channels.
Language selection for alarm/warning texts.
Filters for speed feedback signal.
Possibility to set inverted function for digital outputs.
Improved function for regulator D part.
Check of output signal compared to setpoint signal.
Amp. reading as default for power limitation.
Handling of analogue inputs grouped to analogue input menu.
Power limit function is cross connected between drives at common drive.
Warning if parameter storage fails.
Internal sequence warnings must be confirmed.
New digital inputs: -Forward2- Forward run with fixed speed for drive 2.
-Reverse2- Reverse run with fixed speed for drive 2.
New digital outputs: -Synchro- Indication of slave within limits in counter mode.
Bug fixes: Change in drain filter delay is reset after restart of system.
Version 3.0.1
Ready 00-05-30
Bug fixes: MAN/AUT indication failed at shredder blocked when using digital input for MAN/AUT
switching
Version 3.0.2
Ready 00-08-16
Bug fixes: Error time in ERROR TOO LARGE function accumulates with too short drop-out time as a
result.
Version 3.0.3
Ready 00-10-05
Error function in ERROR TOO LARGE function bypassed when speed signal is higher then setpoint signal if
parameter C(I)11 is set to 100%.
Version 3.1.0
Ready 00-12-06
New digital inputs: -PressA1+2- Paralleling of high pressure functions to both drives.
-PressB1+2- Paralleling of high pressure functions to both drives.
-Sh Res1+2- Paralleling of shredder blocked reset function.
-Err1+2Res- Paralleling of Error too large reset function.
-Forwa.1+2- Forward drive with fixed speed for both drives.
-Rever.1+2- Reverse drive with fixed speed for both drives.
-Auto 1+2- Switching of regulated drive on/off for both drives
New digital outputs: -Negative1- Negative reading Register for analogue out 1.
-Negative2- Negative reading Register for analogue out 2.
Version 3.1.1
Ready 01-09-27
Bug fixes: Parallel functions for power limitation not possible with two pumps driving one motor in
Shredder drive mode.
Version 3.2.0
Ready 01-12-03
Version 3.2.1
Ready 02-12-11
Bug fixes: .
.
Version 4.0.0
Ready 03-06-19
Version 4.0.1
Ready 03-09-10
Version 4.0.2
Ready 03-12-29
Version 4.1.0
Ready 04-10-04
Bug fixes: Small margin for below 4mA warning on analog inputs
Scaling of parameters in pressure control
Japanese texts in Aux functions
Shredder counter value
Charge pressure B-side with analog sensors not possible to reset.
Text error in Dutch
Starttriggering of fieldbus control after bus failure not possible.
Shredder interval direction change in B-direction not possible.
Version 4.1.1
Ready 04-12-15
Bug fixes: Wrong reading for REG202 for analog out and bus
Limits for reading REG202 on analog out in Synchro mode set by SYC01-02
Version 4.1.2
Ready 05-03-31
Bug fixes: Wrong reading for REG202 for analog out and bus
Version 4.1.3
Ready 05-05-25
Version 4.2.0
Ready 06-06-20
New digital inputs: -05 ACC A Px- Monitoring of accumulator pressure for A-side pump x
-05 ACC B Px- Monitoring of accumulator pressure for B-side pump x
-05 ACC A Dx- Monitoring of accumulator pressure for A-side drive x
-05 ACC B Dx- Monitoring of accumulator pressure for A-side drive x
-09 LAMPTEST- Activstion of selected digital out
-09 EMSTOP- Machine stop without hardware shutdown
-11 PxOFF- Downramp of pump x
-15 FIXED x A-D- Drive with fixed speed fordrive x (4 different choices)
-15 RAMPxOFF- Bypass of ramp for drive x
-19 FLUSH ST- Start of flush pump
-19 FLUSH ON- Flush pump started
-19 C PUMPDx- External charge pump for drive x started
-19 SUCT FL- Flush valve for flush pump open
Bug fixes: Communication acceptance for negative log values, LHI and LLO
Version 4.2.1
Ready 07-09-26
Version 4.2.2
Ready 08-09-09
Version 4.3.0
Ready 09-03-18
Brake function
Analog tank level sensor function
Delayed on and off switching for digital outputs
Digital speed threshold values possible to set with one decimal
Analog setpoint values possible to scale
Power limit level possible to adjust via bus/analog up to fixed level (AIRx)
Increased bus data area in Bus data area version 3
CC-link as selectable bus type
Adjustable max bus setup time
High tank temp interlock level before max alarm
Improved functionality for compare function
Improved function for pressure control regulator
Settings of log limits with one decimal
Power limit function improved to avoid delay
New digital inputs: -06 AUXF 75- Monitoring of aux filter switch for 75% of max pressure drop
-06 AUXF 100- Monitoring of aux filter switch for max pressure drop
-19 AUX EMOT- Monitoring of aux emotor temp
-06 BRAKExOP- Monitoring of brake open switch
New digital outputs: -04 BUSx- Indication of bus control active for drive x.
-04 BUSM- Indication of bus control active for external master
-11 COOL FWD- Timed forward control for cooler motor
-11 COOL REV- Timed reverse control for cooler motor
-11 MX LEVEL- Max (overfill) level in tank
-11 FULL- Normal max level in tank
-11 LO LEVEL- Low level in tank
-11 MN LEVEL- Min level in tank
-11 PxMAX- Pressure control for drive x saturated
-13 RESETx- Front reset button actuated for drive x
-13 OPEN BRx- Open brake for drive x
-17 C PRA Px- A-side charge pressure low for pump x
-17 C PRB Px- B-side charge pressure low for pump x
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Version 4.3.1
Ready 09-12-10
Version 5.0.0
Ready 11-06-20
Note: Software version 5.0.x requires larger memory card capacity compared to previous versions. See
section 6.21 Program update.
Version 5.0.1
Ready 11-09-29
Functions for SpiderLink implemented, used for external logging of data. This to replace the discontinued
RMS system.
Version 5.0.2
Ready 11-10-20
Bus changes
SpiderLink changes
Version 5.0.3
Ready 13-01-29
Extended functionality for Spiderlink (external drive log). Now possible to deactivate, clear log settings
and monitor status in Spider menu.
Critical system stops is handled also by the external display (LIU).
Minor modification of regulator I part when using analog feedback.
Alarm for drain filter 1 and 2 (DF1, DF2) is separated in two different alarms on Spider display.
The input for Brake open is modified with an edge triggered S/R latch.
Alarm text “Emergency stop” changed to “Machine stop”.
Version 5.0.4
Ready 14-04-30
Maximum values for diagnostic timers REG901 to REG909 resets after drive start +1s.
Diagnostic counters max hold, REG902 and REG904 are possible to reset by pressing left arrow for 5
seconds. A * on the display indicates a completed action.
Diagnostic registers REG9xx has an extended value capacity form 32768 to 99999.
Version 5.0.5
Ready 17-09-25
276 0004
Prototype during first time of developement of the system.
A FUNCTION
M Monitor Driver and functions for monitoring of power unit
B Basic Monitor with added functions for Speed feedback and power limitations
S Shredder Basic with added functions for shredder drives
Z Synchro Basic with added functions for synchronization between two drives
F Friction Basic with added function for friction control between two drives.
R MRC Basic with added functions for synchronization and friction between two drives
L LIU Local Interface Unit with keypad and display
X Default Default setting, Engineering not included
L PLEXIGLASS WINDOW
E DISPLAY 0 None
0 OLED type (standard) 1 Assembled
1 VFD type (Required for Chinese char.)
2 Technical data
2.1 Mechanical
2.1.1 Mechanical data
PLEXIGLASS OPTION
WALLMOUNT OPTION
2.3 Inputs
2.4 Outputs
2.4.1 Pump control
No Description Type Impedance Max output
4 Stroker output, dual coil PWM (Pulse width 5-100** 2A*
modulated)
*Total current for all outputs 5A
**Max output reduced above 10 to 20/Impedance (A)
2.5 Communication
2.5.1 PC connection
No Description Type Connection to PC
1 RS-232 connection for setup 9-pole male D-sub Null modem cable
and drive log download
3 Connection
3.1 Wiring
Shielded cables are preferred for the installation.
The wire must be min 0,5mm2 for input signals and min 1mm2 for supply and output cables.
Max distance between control system and power unit is 50m.
SETPOINT DRIVE 1
I I
SETPOINT DRIVE 2
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
P49
S
D
P48
S
D
P51
S
D
P50
S
D
Pumps with separate coils for A and B side can be used. If pumps with a common coil for
both directions is used, the drive can only be controlled in one direction.
Note! All outputs must be protected against induced voltage at switch off by e.g. free wheeling
diode (see 3.4.2), varistor, RC circuit or other overvoltage protection device mounted close to
the load.
INTERCONNECTION TERMINAL
Housing Shield
Profibus Pin1 Not connected
Pin2 Not connected
5 4 3 2 1 Pin3 B-line, Pos TXD/RXD
9 8 7 6
Pin4 RTS, Request to send
Pin5 GND BUS
D-sub 9F
Pin6 +5V BUS
Pin7 Not connected
Pin8 A-line, Neg TXD/RXD
Pin9 Not connected
Housing Shield
Modbus
Pin1 Not connected
5 4 3 2 1
Pin2 Tx - RS232
Pin3 Rx – RS232
9 8 7 6
Pin4 Not connected
D-sub 9F Pin5 GND
Pin6 +5V
Pin7 RS485 B-line
Pin8 RS485 A-line
Pin9 Not connected
Tip ControlNet
ControlNet Ring Shield
Tip
Ring
Pin1 Signal ground
BNC
Pin2 Not connected
Pin3 Tx_H
NETWORK
Pin4 Tx_L
Pin5 Rx_L
1 8
Pin6 Rx_H
RJ45
Pin7 Not connected
Pin8 Shield
Pin1 TD+
Pin2 TD-
EtherNet IP / Modbus TCP Pin3 RD+
Pin4 GND via filter
Pin5
1 8 Pin6 RD-
RJ45 Pin7 GND via filter
Pin8
Housing CAN_SHLD
CANopen Pin1 Not connected
Pin2 CAN_L
1 2 3 4 5
Pin3 CAN_GND
6 7 8 9
Pin4 Not connected
D-sub 9M Pin5 CAN_SHLD
Pin6 CAN_GND
Pin7 CAN_H
Pin8 Not connected
Pin9 Not used
Pin1 TD+
Pin2 TD-
ProfiNet
Pin3 RD+
Pin4 GND via filter
Pin5
1 8
Pin6 RD-
RJ45 Pin7 GND via filter
Pin8
DRIVE INDICATION
WARN = Common Warning
ALARM = Common Alarm
INT = Interlock
DIS=Disable
ON = Drive Started
OFF = Drive Stopped
REM = Remote speed command
LOC = Local speed command
BUS = Fieldbus remote speed command
"Blank" = Open loop drive
REG = Closed loop speed feedback drive
WARN ON REM REG AUT MAN = Manual mode (Only in Shredder function)
AUT = Auto mode (only in Shredder function)
> TANKTEMP 35°C <
85 % 92 %
Scroll list shown
20.5 rpm 120 kW
INTERLOCK INDICATION
INTERLOCK DRIVE 1
NO EXT FEED
The alarms and warnings are showed one and one. If there are several notifications scroll with up and
down arrows (▼▲ ) to see all messages in the list.
To reset a notification go into the alarm/warning list and press the Enter button after the reason for the
indication is fixed.
When there is “NO MORE ALARMS OR WARNINGS” push left or right arrow button (◄►) to return to
main menu.
RESET OF ALARMS/WARNINGS
ALARM OFF REM OFF REM
E-MOTOR STOPPED E-MOTOR STOPPED
0% 0% 0% 0%
0.0 rpm 0 mA 0.0 rpm 0 mA
DRIVE 1 3 sec.
DRIVE 1
OR
OR
DRIVE 2 3 sec.
DRIVE 2
ALARM DRIVE 1
LOW CHARGE PRESS P1
NO MORE ALARMS OR
WARNINGS
ALARM DRIVE 1
MIN OIL LEVEL
INCREASE
Increase speed setpoint when driving
in local mode (front panel setpoint).
FORWARD
Manual forward in Shredder function.
Same
button Switching between open and closed loop
REG/UNREG
speed control when speed feedback used.
(Not avaliable in Shredder function)
Inch reverse with fixed speed.
REVERSE Manual reverse in Shredder function.
Microcontroller TP2 1 2
TP5 TP4
1
Contact for Spidercom connection
TP23
SW1 5
4.5.1 Revision A
TP21
TP22 P22
IC15 1
P28 Jtag programming port for CPLD
TMS To memory card
CPLD TDI
TP3 TMO
Watchdog
indicator TP19 TP16
TP18 TP15
D1 SW3
J1 2 TP17
TP20
W-DOG
1
ON
OFF
SW2
1
TP9 P47
12
Logger connection
TP10
TP6
4.5 Main card jumpers and indications
REL15
REL16
REL14
TP7
+
+ TP13
TP12
DC1
- TP11 Supply voltage
indicators
1
Jumpers for analog
P3
- Supply voltage indicators current loop inputs
Jumpers for analog TP8
REL17
current loop inputs
D170 D171 D172 D173 D174 D175 D176 D181
U
I Logger connections
AI6 I AI7 I AI8 I AI9 I AI3 I AI4 I AI5
DO EM EI DE DI1 DI2 AI DE D116 D117
12V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
PO4
PO4
I I I I P43 P44 P45 P46 P40 P41 P42
SP SP AI_1 AI_2
D1 D2 + - 10V
P2
CA2
CA1
REL18
REL6
REL5
REL9
REL8
REL4
REL7
REL11
REL10
REL3
REL12
REL13
REL1
REL2
PO3
PO3
AO2
1
CA1
CA1
1
P21
P19
1
AO2
70/263
PO2
PO2
P1
4 Indication and setting
IC1
IC1
P20
DO1 DO2 EO1 EI/ DE1 DE2 DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4 DI5 AI1 AI2 AI3 AO1
EM
P14
PO1
PO1
P18
P9
P10
P16
P11
P15
P17
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
P7
P8
P12
P13
P6
P5
P4
1
1
1
1
1
DO1 DO2 EO1 EI/EM 1 DE1 DE2 DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4 DI5 AI1 AI2 AI3 AO1
P24
To displays
P23
P27
1 Jtag programming port for Microcontroller IC4
2 1 2
P25
Microcontroller TP2 1 2
TP5 TP4
1
Contact for Spidercom connection
TP23
SW1 5
TP21
TP22 P22
IC15 1
P28 Jtag programming port for CPLD
TMS To memory card
CPLD TDI
TP3 TMO
TP18 TP15
D1 SW3
J1 2 TP17
TP20
W-DOG
1
Drive side selection
ON
OFF
SW2
1
TP9 P47
12
Logger connection
TP10
TP6
REL15
REL16
REL14
TP7
+
+ TP13
TP12
DC1
- TP11 Supply voltage
indicators
1
Jumpers for analog
P3
- Supply voltage indicators current loop inputs
Jumpers for digital Jumpers for analog TP8
REL17
encoder type current loop inputs
D170 D171 D172 D173 D174 D175 D176 D181
U
I Logger connections
AI6 I AI7 I AI8 I AI9 I AI3 I AI4 I AI5
DO EM EI DE DI1 DI2 AI DE D116 D117
12V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
PO4
PO4
I I I I P43 P44 P45 P46 P40 P41 P42
SP SP AI_1 AI_2
D1 D2 + - 10V
P2
CA2
CA1
REL18
REL6
REL5
REL9
REL8
REL4
REL7
REL11
REL10
REL3
REL12
REL13
REL1
REL2
PO3
PO3
AO2
1
CA1
CA1
1
P21
P49 P51
P19
1
S D S D AO2
PO2
71/263
PO2
P48 P50
P1
S D S D
IC1
IC1
4 Indication and setting
P20
DO1 DO2 EO1 EI/ DE1 DE2 DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4 DI5 AI1 AI2 AI3 AO1
EM
P14
PO1
PO1
P18
P9
P10
P16
P11
P15
P17
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
P7
P8
P12
P13
P6
P5
P4
1
1
1
1
1
1
DO1 DO2 EO1 EI/EM DE1 DE2 DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4 DI5 AI1 AI2 AI3 AO1
Hägglunds Spider, Control system 72/263
4 Indication and setting
4.5.2 Jumpers
4.5.3 Indicators
4.5.4 Switches
4.5.5 Contacts
DC supply DC1
Pump output 1 PO1 4 pole contact
Pump output 2 PO2 4 pole contact
Pump output 3 PO3 4 pole contact
Pump output 4 PO4 4 pole contact
Digital output 1 DO1 14 pole contact
Digital output 2 DO2 12 pole contact
Electric motor output EO1 8 pole contact
Electric motor input EI/EM 8 pole contact
Machine stop input
Digital encoder 1 DE1 8 pole contact
Digital encoder 2 DE2 8 pole contact
Digital input 1 DI1 8 pole contact
Digital input 2 DI2 12 pole contact
Digital input 3 DI3 12 pole contact
Digital input 4 DI4 12 pole contact
Digital input 5 DI5 12 pole contact
Analog input 1 AI1 12 pole contact
Analog input 2 AI2 12 pole contact
Analog input 3 AI3 14 pole contact
Analog output 1 AO1 6 pole contact
Analog output 2 AO2 6 pole contact
Internal connection IC 6 pole contact
CAN bus 1 CA1 6 pole contact
CAN bus 2 CA2 6 pole contact
24V OK
DC connection
Internal DC
fuse 2AF
Main fuse
resettable
Main fuse
4AF
Main switch
Spare
main fuse
Main connection
4.7.1 Profibus
Profibus connector
Termination switch
D5
S1
ON
S3 S2
1 2
LED indicators
901 901
5 1 23
23
78
78
456 456
9 6 4 3
Address switches
[Link] Indicators
Indicator Description Function Information
name
D1 Not used Not used Normal function
Off
Module is not On-Line.
Red flashing 2 Hz
Configuration error. User
parameters.
Red flashing 4 Hz
Initialisation error of the Profibus
communication ASIC.
Off
No error.
[Link] Switches
Indicator Function Information
name
S1 Terminating switch On= Enabled (if first or last in a network)
Off= Disabled
S2 Node Address x1 for the node address setting
* Used for bus termination in special cases. Normally only A-line, B-line and shield are used.
Modbus connector
Termination switch
S1
ON
S2 S3
1 2
LED indicators
5 1
9 6 4 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5
Interface
Parity switches
Baudrate switches
Node Address switches
[Link] Indicators
Indicator Description Function Information
name
D1 Processing Green flashing Receiving Query and building
response.
No Query
Off
D2 Bus error Red Bus error
Off
Normal operation.
D3 Bus ready Red Module is Off-Line.
Red
Bus timeout error.
Off
Bus not initialized correctly.
D12 Watchdog Green flashing 1Hz Initialized and running OK.
[Link] Switches
Indicator Function Setting Information
name
S1 Terminating switch On Enabled (if first or last in a
network)
Off Disabled
S2: 1-7 Node Address Binary value:
Switch: 1234567
0000000 Not valid
0000001 1
0000010 2
0000011 3
… …
… …
1111111 127
S2: 8 Baud rate Binary value:
S3: 1-2 Switch: 812
000 Not valid
001 1200
010 2400
011 4800
100 9600
101 19200 (Default)
110 38400
111 57600
S3: 3-4 Parity Binary value:
Switch: 34
00 Not valid
01 None(Default)
10 Even
11 Odd
S3:5 Physical interface 0 = RS-485
1 = RS-232
4.7.3 ControlNet
1 8
2 2 S1 S2
1 2
LED indicators
1 1 901 901
23
23
78
78
456 456
4 3
Address switches
Network Access port provides temporary access to the ControlNet network for diagnostics and
configuration.
Controlnet BNC contacts. If redundant operation is desired both contacts are used otherwise A or B is used
[Link] Indicators
Indicator Description Function Information
name
D1 Module status Green Connection in run state
Connection idle
Green flashing
Major fault
Red flashing
D2, ChannelA and Off Module not initialized
channel A ChannelB
Red
Major fault
Alternating red/green
Self test
Red flashing
Node configuration error, duplicate
MAC ID etc.
[Link] Switches
Indicator Function Setting Information
name
S1 Node Address x10 for the node address Node Address
setting
4.7.4 Ethernet/IP
Ethernet connector
LED indicator
1 8
5
1 2
LED indicators
4 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Link sensed
Green
D2 Module Status Off No power
Green
Controlled by scanner in run mode
Green, flashing
Not configured, or Scanner in idle
state
Red flashing
A minor recoverable fault has been
detected
Red
A major unrecoverable fault has
been detected
Alternating green/red
Self test in process
D3 Network Status Off No power or IP address
[Link] Switches
Switch name Function Setting
Node address IP address: 192.168.0.x Binary value:
(x = Binary value)
4.7.6 Profinet
Ethernet connector
LED indicator
1 8
5
1 2
LED indicators
4 3
[Link] Indicators
Indicator Description Function Information
name
D1 Link (Acticity) Off No link
Receiving/Transmitting data
Green, flashing
Link established
Green
D2 Communication Off Off line
status
Green
Connection established and
controller in RUN state
Green 1 flash
Connection established and
controller in STOP state
D3 Module status Off No power or not initalized
4.7.7 DeviceNet
Devicenet
connector
S2
1 2
LED indicators
1 2 3 4 5
4 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Mac ID switches
Baudrate switches
[Link] Indicators
Indicator Description Function Information
name
D1 Not used
Green
Link OK, Online, Connected
Green flashing
On line, Not connected
Red steady
Critical link failure
Red flashing
Connection timeout
D4 Not used
[Link] Switches
Baud rate:
Baud rate Sw1 Sw2 Information
125kbit/sec OFF OFF
250kbit/sec OFF ON
500kbit/sec ON OFF
Reserved ON ON
Node adress:
Mac ID Sw 3 Sw 4 Sw 5 Sw 6 Sw 7 Sw8
(MSB) (LSB)
0 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
… … … … … … …
62 ON ON ON ON ON OFF
63 ON ON ON ON ON ON
Ethernet connector
LED indicator
1 8
5
1 2
LED indicators
4 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Link sensed
Green
2 Module Status Off No power
[Link] Switches
Switch name Function Setting
Node address IP address: 192.168.0.x Binary value:
(x = Binary value)
If customer IP address change is needed program “Anybus IPconfig” can be used for change.
Procedure:
Set all node address switches off
Open PIconfig program
Set DCHF off
Set new IP address
Press Set button
4.7.9 CC-link
CC-link connector
5
S1 S3 S2
1 2
LED indicators
1 2 3 4 5 901 901 901
23
23
23
78
78
78
456 456 456
4 3
Address switches
Baud rate switch
[Link] Indicators
Indicator Description Function Information
name
D1 RUN On Normal operation
No network connection or Timeout
Off
Off
No data transmission
[Link] Switches
Indicator Function Information
name
S1 Baud rate switch 0 = 156k
1 = 625k
2 = 2,5M
3 = 5M
4 = 10M
9 = FB_INIT
SIM card
S3
3 2 1 0
Battery control
LED indicator
D1
Sensor connections
Serial interface
Supply
4.8.1 Indicators
A B
.4.9.1 Indicators
Indicator Description Function Information
name
D6 Power Green Normal operation, Power OK
4.9.2 Switches
Indicator Function Information
name
SW1-1 Drive selection On = One LIC card is used (Jumpered
contact must be connected in CAN output
connector)
Off = Card used for drive 2
When the software stops both Hardware(M) time and Software(S) time is displayed in 1/10 sec so that
the times can be verified/corrected.
HW ERROR, FC 2
This test is to verify that the relay that feeds the PWM-outputs opens. If Machine stop is actuated
the Spider hardware for Machine stop open this relay. This test is performed when all e-motors are
stopped. If the relay doesn't open on this test, error message ”HW ERROR, FC 2” is displayed and
the software stops.
HW ERROR, FC 3
This test is to verify that the electric motor interlock relays opens. When electric motor interlock is
OK the relay is closed and open when interlock not is OK. If the relay not opens, error message ”HW
ERROR, FC 3” is displayed and the software stops. This test is performed at power on and once when all
electric motors are stopped.
HW ERROR, FC 4
Watchdog indication should not be acived during normal program execution. If it happens during normal
program execution, error message ”HW ERROR, FC 4” is displayed and the software stops. This test is
performed continiously.
HW ERROR, FC 5
If measured current is 50% greater than max configured current a shortcircuit is assumed,
error message ”HW ERROR, FC 5” is displayed and the software stops. This test is performed continiously.
OUTPUT ERROR Px
If the measured pump current deviates more then the setting in parameter PMx13 from the procentual value
of the set current between min and max current (Pox01-04) the output will be cut off. Function can be
bypassed with parameter PMx12 set off.
4.10.4 Bus
BUS FAIL
Anybus function is selected but the communication does not function. This error is likely to occur if the bus
cable not is connected.
BUS HW FAIL
Anybus function is selected but the hardware is not functioning. This error is likely to occur if the bus module
is missing or defect.
Character sequence:
VFD:
LCD:
5 Parameters
5.1 Parameter tree
Overview of configurable parameters.
Log readings Drive 1 Alarm
Warning
Time in use
Drive 2 Alarm
Warning
Time in use
Main settings-Function
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Main settings-Configuration
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Main settings-Language
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Main settings-Protection
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pump outputs-Pump2
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pump outputs-Pump3
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pump outputs-Pump4
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pump outputs-Friction
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pump outputs-Ramp
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
POF01 Ramp up pump (only active when 0.1sec 2.0 0.0 600.0 S
digital input PxOFF is selected)
POF02 Ramp down pump (only active when 0.1sec 2.0 0.0 600.0 S
digital input PxOFF is selected)
17 AUTO 1 Activated input = auto mode Drive 1, Open input = manual mode
17 AUTO 2 Activated input = auto mode Drive 2, Open input = manual mode
17 AUTO 1+2 Activated input = auto mode Drive 1 and 2, Open input = manual mode
18 REG 1 Activated input = Closed loop speed feedback active Drive 1, Open input = Open loop
18 REG 2 Activated input = Closed loop speed feedback active Drive 2, Open input = Open loop
18 REG 1+2 Activated input = Closed loop speed feedback active Drive 1+2, Open input = Open loop
18 ERR1 RES External reset of Error too large function, Drive 1
18 ERR2 RES External reset of Error too large function, Drive 2
18 ERR1+2 R External reset of Error too large function, Drive 1 and 2
03 READY 1 Ready to use, Drive1 (also to be used for Fail safe valve, Drive 1)
03 READY 2 Ready to use, Drive2 (also to be used for Fail safe valve, Drive 2)
03 READY1+2 Drive 1 or Drive 2 ready
03 READY1*2 Drive 1 and Drive 2 ready
08 C ZERO Indication for found zero position in Synchro counter function (synchro activated)
08 SYNCHRO Synchro within limits set in parameter SYD01
09 AOUT 1- Selected register reading for analogue output 1 has negative sign
09 AOUT 2- Selected register reading for analogue output 2 has negative sign
09 AOUT 3- Selected register reading for analogue output 3 has negative sign
09 AOUT 4- Selected register reading for analogue output 4 has negative sign
Pulse inputs-Drive 1
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pulse inputs-Drive 2
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
AIP01 Zero point adjustment Tank temp 1bit 0bit -102bit 102bit S
AIP02 Max point adjustment Tank temp 1bit 0bit -102bit 102bit S
AIP03 Units for REG410 *d C A
*c Possible units of measure settings: rpm, m/m, m/s, f/m, f/s, bar, psi, MPa, °C, °F, kNm, A, kW, hp, °, %
rps, lpm, gpm, mm, “, l, gal, m, ft
Drive 1 Drive 2
REG101 = Remote input command REG201 = Remote input command
REG102 = Speed setpoint REG202 = Speed setpoint
REG103 = Input command REG203 = Input command
REG104 = Feed forward command REG204 = Feed forward command
REG105 = Error signal REG205 = Error signal
REG106 = Amplifier command REG206 = Amplifier command
REG109 = Digital speed REG209 = Digital speed
REG110 = Speed feedback REG210 = Speed feedback
REG111 = Pressure command REG211 = Pressure command
REG112 = Regulated pressure command REG212 = Regulated pressure command
REG113 = Pressure compensation REG213 = Pressure compensation
REG114 = Master command REG214 = Offset (Synchro)
REG116 = Regulated error signal REG216 = Regulated error signal
REG117 = Position angle (°) REG217 = Position angle (°)
Bus command in
REG501 = Bus in 1
REG502 = Bus in 2
REG503 = Bus in 3
REG504 = Bus in 4
REG505 = Bus in 5
REG506 = Bus in 6
REG507 = Bus in 7
REG508 = Bus in 8
REG509 = Bus in 9
REG510 = Bus in 10
5.2.8 Bus
Bus – Type&Function
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
BTF01 Type of bus communication off off S
Profibus
Modbus RTU
Controlnet
Ethernet IP
CAN open
Profinet
Devicenet
Modbus TCP
CC-link
Test
BTF02 Max communication drop time 1sec 1 0 10 S
BTF03 Function at communication drop Alarm S
Interlock Interlock
Warning
BTF04 Bus data area Ver.1 S
Ver.2
Ver.3 Ver.3
BTF05 Analog byte switch on/off off S
BTF06 Max bus setup time 1sec 6 1 60 S
*a Possible digital input function settings: Same as for Digital inputs (DIN)
Bus – Analog in 1
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 2
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 3
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 4
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 5
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 6
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 7
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 8
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 9
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Bus – Analog in 10
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
*b Possible units of measure settings: rpm, m/m, m/s, f/m, f/s, bar, psi, MPa, °C, °F, kNm, A, kW, hp, °, %
rps, lpm, gpm, mm, “, l, gal, m, ft
*c Possible function settings:
BSO = Synchro offset (Synchro function)
BP1 = Pressure setpoint, Drive 1 (Pressure function)
BP2 = Pressure setpoint, Drive 2 (Pressure function)
BSM = Synchro master speed setpoint
PF = Pump friction
EC1 = Electric motor 1 current
EC2 = Electric motor 2 current
EC3 = Electric motor 3 current
EL1 = E-motor 1 max current level (Power limitation)
EL2 = E-motor 2 max current level (Power limitation)
EL3 = E-motor 3 max current level (Power limitation)
AS1 = Analogue speed, Drive 1 (rpm)
AS2 = Analogue speed, Drive 2 (rpm)
SP1 = Shredder pressure, Drive 1 (bar)
SP2 = Shredder pressure, Drive 2 (bar)
PR1 = Actual pressure for pressure control, Drive 1 (bar)
PR2 = Actual pressure for pressure control, Drive 2 (bar)
off = Not used
Pump monitor-Pump 2
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pump monitor-Pump 3
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pump monitor-Pump 4
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Aux monitor-Aux7
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Aux monitor-Aux8
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Aux monitor-Aux13
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Aux monitor-Aux18
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Aux monitor-Aux20
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Drive monitor-Drive 1
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Drive monitor-Drive 2
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
*a AND = All selected E-motors for the drive must be started to allow drive start.
OR = Drive start allowed if any E-motor for the drive is started
*c Possible delay time settings: 0 / 1.0 / 5.0 / 7.0 / 10.0 / 20.0 / 30.0 / 60.0 seconds
*e Operation settings:
off, No operation
A*B/K, Multiply and divide with constant (REG off = 1).
K*A/B, Divide and multiply with constant (REG off = 1).
A+B+C*K/10000, Add with possibility to scale REG C (REG off = 0).
A-B-C*K/10000, Subtract with possibility to scale REG C (REG off = 0).
Max(A,B,C), Select highest value (REG off = -32768).
Min(A,B,C), Select lowest value (REG off = 32767).
Abs(A), Absolute value (REG off = 0).
Window(A), Limit REG A between 0 and 10000. (REG off = 0)
*f Possible units of reading settings: rpm, m/m, m/s, f/m, f/s, bar, psi, MPa, °C, °F, kNm, A, kW, hp, °, %
rps, lpm, gpm, mm, “, l, gal, m, ft
*a 28.0 ... 71.7 Same as for bus digital outputs version 3, see AS6.15.9.
MEM 01...24 Memory cells for internal information use / digital outputs
off Not used
*b AND = If all selected inputs for the logic block is high the output is high.
OR = If any of the selected inputs for the logic block is high the output is high.
XOR = If an odd number of the selected inputs for the logic block is high the output is high.
2 x AND = Same function as AND above. Input A & B for output 1. Input C & D for output 2.
2 x OR = Same function as OR above. Input A & B for output 1. Input C & D for output 2.
2 x XOR = Same function as XOR above. Input A & B for output 1. Input C & D for output 2.
*c 01 xx...20 xx Same as for digital inputs (not 14 LSTARTx, 14 LSTOPx and 09 BUSx), see AS5.2.3.
off Not used
Drive 1 basic-Ramp
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Drive 1 basic-Regulator
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
D1D01
D1D02 Feed forward function on/off on S
D1D03 Proportional regulator on/off off S
D1D04 Integrating regulator on/off off S
D1D05 Derivation regulator on/off off S
D1D06 Proportional gain 0.1 0.1 0.0 10.0 A
D1D07 Integration time 0.1sec 10.0 0.5 60.0 A
D1D08 Derivation time 0.01sec 0.10 0.01 60.00 A
D1D09 Derivation decline time 0.1sec 0.1 0.1 10.0 A
D1D10 Max feedback deviation 1% 50% 0% 100% S
D1D11 Selection of regulated or non- S
regulated drive
1=Non-regulated drive ( ) 1 1
2=Regulated drive (REG) 2
3=Switching between regulated and 3
non-regulated drive
Drive 1 basic-Feedback
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
D1E01 Max hydraulic motor shaft speed 0.1rpm 10.0 0.1 2000 S
D1E02 Feedback selection S
1=Digital feedback 1 1
2=Analogue feedback 2
3=No feedback 3
D1E03 Filter time for speed feedback 0.01sec 0.00 0.00 5.00 A
Drive 1 basic-Brake
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Drive 2 basic-Ramp
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Drive 2 basic-Regulator
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
D2D01
D2D02 Feed forward function on/off on S
D2D03 Proportional regulator on/off off S
D2D04 Integrating regulator on/off off S
D2D05 Derivation regulator on/off off S
D2D06 Proportional gain 0.1 0.1 0.0 10.0 A
D2D07 Integration time 0.1sec 10.0 0.5 60.0 A
D2D08 Derivation time 0.01sec 0.10 0.01 60.00 A
D2D09 Derivation decline time 0.1sec 0.1 0.1 10.0 A
D2D10 Max feedback deviation 1% 50% 0% 100% S
D2D11 Selection of regulated or non- S
regulated drive
1=Non-regulated drive ( ) 1 1
2=Regulated drive (REG) 2
3=Switching between regulated and 3
non-regulated drive
Drive 2 basic-Feedback
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
D2E01 Max hydraulic motor shaft speed 0.1rpm 10.0 0.1 2000 S
D2E02 Feedback selection S
1=Digital feedback 1 1
2=Analogue feedback 2
3=No feedback 3
D2E03 Filter time for speed feedback 0.01sec 0.00 0.00 5.00 A
Drive 2 basic-Brake
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
5.2.18 Shredder 1
Shredder 1-Function
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Shredder 1-Setpoint
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Shredder 1-Counter
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
5.2.19 Shredder 2
Shredder 2-Function
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Shredder 2-Setpoint
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Shredder 2-Counter
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
5.2.20 Synchro
Synchro-Function
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Synchro-Drive 2 setpoint
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Synchro-Drive 1 setpoint
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
5.2.21 Pressure 1
Pressure 1-Function
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pressure [Link]
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pressure 1-Regulator
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
5.2.22 Pressure 2
Pressure 2-Function
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pressure [Link]
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
Pressure 2-Regulator
Switch Description Type Default Min Max Change
active
5.2.23 Reading 1
Reading 1-Scroll menu
Switch Description Type Default Change
active
5.2.24 Reading 2
Reading 2-Scroll menu
Switch Description Type Default Change
active
Pump signals
REG310 = Amplifier 1 command (%)
REG311 = Pump 1 current (mA)
REG320 = Amplifier 2 command (%)
REG321 = Pump 2 current (mA)
REG330 = Amplifier 3 command (%)
REG331 = Pump 3 current (mA)
REG340 = Amplifier 4 command (%)
REG341 = Pump 4 current (mA)
REG350 = Pump friction
The choice of parameters are made by using the directional buttons (◄, ►, ▲ & ▼) (see AS5.1). After a change,
the choice must be updated with the enter button (◄┘). The parameters are updated in the memory when going
back to the Main status reading in the display.
The settings can be protected by a password (MAIN SETTINGS PROTECTION: MAD01-02).
The drive monitoring function is protected by a separate password under SETUP-LOG FUNCTION.
General system layout
El.m. current signal(s)
El.m. started
Starter(s) El.m. interlock
Setpoint(s)
Customer
Drive control
El.m. 1 El.m. 2 El.m. 3 Spider 2 Digital/analog
Stroker current(s)
indications
Analog indicators
Pump4
Function:
Drive 1 Basic
Friction
Syncro
Drive 2 Shredder
Pressure
BASIC – The basic and most common function. The function includes monitoring, speed feedback and
power limitation. This is the function that also is selected for monitoring type unit.
SHREDDER – Same as for BASIC with added functions for reversing by an overload stopped drive.
SYNCHRO – Same as for BASIC with two drives driven together with FRICTION ratio or position control
between the motors.
The PRESSURE function can be used in combination with all the above functions.
The functions for the drive buttons at the front can be bypassed by setting parameter D1A08 (D2A08) off.
The sample frequency for inputs, outputs and regulators can be set with parameter MAA02. A higher sample
frequency will cause a higher load for the processor so if the load exceeds the value set in parameter a warning will
occur.
4 independent fixed speed setpoints for each drive can be set with parameter DxA06-07 and DxA09-10. The
activation is by configurable digital inputs set as 15 FIXED xA, 15 FIXED xB, 15 FIXED xC
or 15 FIXED xD.
6.3 Ramp
The start ramp time is the time it takes for the signal to control the hydraulic pump, to go from zero to 100% if the
speed setpoint is 100% and drive start is activated. The stop ramp is the time it takes to go from 100% to zero when
drive stop is activated.
Drive start and stop are ramped commands (as well as fixed forward, fixed reverse and inch reverse). The start
ramp is controlled by the parameters DxC01 in forward direction and DxC03in reverse direction. The stop ramp is
controlled by the parameters DxC02 in forward direction and DxC04in reverse direction.
The ramp can be set off by using a digital input set to 15 RAMPxOFF.
Example: If the ”up ramp” D1C01 is set to 10 sec. and the down ramp D1C02 is set to
5 sec. we will get the following output.
The example is based on 50 and 100% setpoint.
Speed
Drive start Drive stop
100 %
Stop ramp
50%
Start ramp
0 10 20 25 Time in seconds.
6.4 Output
6.4.1 PWM frequency
The individual settings for each pump are made in PUMP OUTPUTS (See AS5.2.2)
The outputs are Pulse Width Modulated and the PWM frequency can be set with parameter POx06. The default
setting is 200Hz but the PWM frequency can be set from 100Hz to 2000Hz in steps of 100Hz. See AS6.4.5 for
recommended settings.
POx06
Lower frequency then 2000Hz may damage the Parker Denison 5A2 pump stroker.
The nominal resistance for the stroker must be set with parameter POx05. The system will measure the current in
the stroker coil and compensate for the resistance change due to increased temperature. See AS6.4.5 for
recommended settings.
For output current setting it is easy to use speed indication if a speed encoder is connected (See AS6.11 for setup).
POx01-04
High current may damage the pump stroker solenoid.
Speed feedback makes it possible to maintain a constant speed at the hydraulic motor shaft. The Spider
compensates for speed deviations due to load changes. To achieve this, a PID regulator is implemented in the
software. This PID regulator compares the actual speed value with the speed set-point. Any deviation between the
two signals is detected as an Error signal and transferred to the PID regulator. The PID regulator has three different
stages.
The proportional part amplifies the Error signal. The Output is proportional to the Error signal.
The Integral stage integrates the Error signal. A small Error signal will over time create a big Integral stage output.
Derivative stage derives the Error signal. A rapid change will create a big output from the derivative stage.
The results from the three different stages are added to the stroker output.
The type of speed encoder is determined with parameter D1E02. The possible
settings are:
1. Digital feedback.
2. Analog feedback.
3. No feedback.
In this case this parameter is set to 2 -> Analog feedback.
The maximum hydraulic motor shaft speed is set in parameter D1E01. In this
case the parameter is set to 22rpm.
The speed encoder is hooked up to analog input 3, parameters AIH01 to AIH14
is valid for the set-up. Parameters not mentioned below are left with the factory
setting.
AIH02 and AIH03 are used when calibrating the input. Zero and span
adjustment are possible to make.
AIH05 is set to 25 rpm as that is the range of the speed encoder.
AIH06 is set to rpm.
AIH07 is set to 1 as we want the signal to be presented with one decimal
AIH09 is set to AS1 meaning Analog Speed drive 1.
AIH12 is set to AUX 1 which is set as a warning, activated when 4 mA is
missing. The warning will indicate a broken speed encoder.
The Regulator parameters are all gathered under “Drive 1 basic - Regulator”, parameters D1D01 – D1D11.
Below is a description of each parameter.
Parameter D1D11 has the following choices:
1. Non-regulated drive (Blank indication in 4’th position on display line 1)
2. Regulated drive (REG indication in 4’th position on display line 1)
3. Switching between regulated and non-regulated drive.
Parameter must be set to 2 or 3 to achieve speed feedback. In this case parameter D1D11 is set to 3.
The PID regulator is then possible to activate/deactivate from the Spider front with the predefined pushbutton
REG/UNREG.
D1D01 Sets the regulator function ON or OFF. In this case ON, the regulator is enabled.
D1D02 Feed forward function is set ON or OFF. In this case ON, the speed set-point is put to the stroker
output as an initial value and the regulator compensates for deviations in speed.
If the parameter is set OFF the regulator output will be the only signal to the stroker output.
D1D03 Sets the Proportional regulator stage function ON or OFF. In this case select ON. The proportional
stage reacts proportional to the Error input signal. Action of this stage is determined by parameter
D1D06.
D1D04 Sets the Integrator function ON or OFF. In this case select ON. This function gives the drive a
possibility to reach set-point speed over time. Action of this stage is determined by parameter
D1D07.
D1D05 Sets the Derivative function ON or OFF. In this case select OFF. The derivative stage is used
when very quick speed changes are to be expected at the drive. It reacts on the rate of change at
the Error input signal. The D stage is seldom used due to a difficult tuning procedure. Action of
this stage is set by parameters D1D08 and D1D09.
D1D06 Proportional gain parameter sets the gain of the P-stage. In this case set to 0.5 as a start value. P
gain 0.5 means that half the Error signal input value will be transferred to the stage output.
Proportional stage however, will not make the drive reach set-point speed. There will always be a
remaining Error. The remaining Error value is though depending on the Proportional gain setting.
If the Error signal is small, close to zero, P gain will not produce any output at this stage output.
The P stage always needs an Error signal to modify.
D1D07 Integrator time parameter sets the integration time of the I-stage. In this case set to 10 seconds as
a start value. Integrator time 10 seconds means that the output value of this stage will reach 63%
of the Error signal input value in 10 seconds. Introduction of Integration will eliminate the
remaining Error signal. The actual speed will over time correspond to speed set-point. It can be
compared with a Capacitor that is charged with the Error signal.
D1D08 Derivative time parameter sets the Derivative time of the D stage. In this case it is left at the
default value, 0,1 seconds. Derivative time 0,10 seconds means that the derivative “gain” is a
factor 0,1. The output from this stage is the “gain” factor multiplied with the rate of change of the
Error signal.
D1D09 Derivative decline time parameter sets the Derivative decline time of the D stage. In this case it is
left at default value, 0,1 seconds. Derivative decline time 0,1 seconds means that the output value
from this stage will decline 63 % in 0,1 seconds.
D1D10 Max feedback deviation is the allowed difference between command and actual speed. If this
exceeds for 10sec., the drive will switch over to unregulated drive and give the warning ERROR
TOO LARGE.
The above settings give in most cases a good performance of the drive. However to optimise the parameters the
following method can be used.
In short words the method is as follows:
Increase the proportional gain until the drive starts to oscillate. Note the oscillation time. Reduce the Proportional
gain with 50 %. Set the Integrator time minimum to the double oscillation time value.
Set downramp
time
The ramp time setting must be set by test with the drive. A too short time can D1(2)F02
(By test)
cause oscillation in the system and a too long time will not regulate the current to
the max setting (same function as P regulation, see AS6.5).
6.7 Monitoring
The monitoring function is available in all setups. The pre-defined digital inputs (for monitoring) must be set to off if
monitoring is not wanted. See setup of digital inputs under AS 5.2.3.
The pre-programmed functions can be used on any of the 43 digital inputs that are available. The pre-programmed
functions have 4 different types of indication:
Warning = indication on the display and by a digital output if this function is set (see AS6.10)
Alarm = indication on the display and by a digital output if this function is set (see AS6.10)
This function will stop the drive without ramp and after a short delay open the electric motor interlock output to stop
the motor.
Interlock = same as alarm but without stopping the electric motor.
Disable = same as alarm but without indication in the drive log.
The Warning, Alarm and Interlock indications must be reset in the Alarm/Warning list after the reason for the
indication is fixed (see AS 4.3). The pre-programmed functions are described in AS 6.9.2.
There are 20 pre-programmed auxiliary channels that can be used for different functions. One is the monitoring
function. If any of the digital inputs is configured as AUX x (see AS5.2.3, Digital inputs: 13 AUX x) the function for
the input will be monitoring The function Alarm, Warning, Disable or Interlock for the input, time delay, memory for
the input and the text to be in the alarm/warning list can be set, see AS5.2.11, Setup – Aux monitor.
For channel 17-20 a second function with a separate time delay can be set (normally used when a filter alarm is
used).
(If memory bypass = off: Warning indication will be activated if input is opened
Warning indication will remain if input is closed.
and must be reset in Alarm / warning menu).
(If memory bypass = on: Warning indication will be activated if input is opened
Warning indication will disappear if input is closed).
Set AMA02 to needed delay time between opened input and warning indication.
Set the text in AMA04 to LUBRICATION by using , and buttons.
NOTE: The line has to be filled with blank characters by pushing until the line is filled.
Available characters are all possible characters for the display. For Chinese characters a VFD display must be
mounted and switch SW3-1 must be set to off.
Setup of this function can either be done on the Spider front or via SpiderCom program.
There are 3 normally high digital outputs for interlock of the electric motors (shall be connected via a relay in the
electric motor stop circuit). The interlock output will open time-delayed after an Alarm.
The delay time is set in Setup-Drive monitor-Emotor interlock: DMD01-DMD03.
See AS 3.4.2 for electrical connection. The interlock is dependent on how the configuration is done in Setup-Main
settings-Configuration, see AS6.1 for description.
If separate charge pumps are used, digital outputs can be used for interlock of the charge pump electric motors.
The off delay time can be set with parameters DMD04-05.
There are 13 digital outputs that can be configured in Setup – Digital outputs.
They can be used for monitoring of sum Alarm, sum Warning, sum Interlock or monitoring of a digital input.
It is possible to use an auxiliary function only for controlling a digital output. AMx01 is then set to OFF and a digital
output must be addressed to the aux function.
See AS6.10 for possible settings and functions for the digital outputs.
Min 10 (TMB10) -- 10 10
The sensor is to be used instead of tank level switch. The analog function must be activated by setting analog level
sensor parameter TMC01 = yes.
The value for maximum and minimum tank level has to be set in analog input.
Example:
Tank volume 2000 litres.
Sensor level for min is1400 litres (gives 4mA) and for max 1950 litres (gives 20mA).
Select function “TANK A” for the used analog input with parameter Aix09,.
Parameter AIx04 has to be set to 1400 and parameter AIx05 has to be set to 1950. The sensor will give an active
output signal between 1400 and 1950 litres.
All analog inputs can be connected to current or voltage signals. The function and the zero - and maxpoint of the
input must be set (see AS5.2.6).
The function settings are described for each function in AS6.5 for Analog speed feedback, AS6.6 for power
limitation AS6.12 for Shredder pressure, AS6.13 for Synchro offset, AS6.14 for
Pressure control and AS6.24 for hydraulic motor temp monitoring.
AIx15 and AIx16 can be used for filtering if the signal is unstable. The setting gives the measuring and average time
of the input value before presented on the display (AIx15) or used for control (AIx16).
Analog in 4 with a 4-20mA signal for power limitation drive 1. 20 mA corresponds to 200A, parameter AII01=4-20mA
and AII06=A
01 H BPR P(1..4) High pressure B-side monitor function for pump High, low at high W
For monitoring of pump high pressure in reverse pressure
direction.
02 H APR High pressure A-side monitor function for drive 1 High, low at high W
D(1,2,12) For monitoring of drive high pressure in forward pressure
direction.
02 H BPR High pressure B-side monitor function for drive 1 High, low at high W
D(1,2,12) For monitoring of drive high pressure in reverse pressure
direction.
03 C PRA P(1..4) Low charge pressure A-side monitor function for High, low at low A
pump pressure
For monitoring of pump low charge pressure in
forward direction
03 C PRB P(1..4) Low charge pressure B-side monitor function for High, low at low A
pump pressure
For monitoring of pump low charge pressure in
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reverse direction
04 C PRA D(1,2) Low charge pressure A-side monitor function for High, low at low A
drive pressure
For monitoring of drive low charge pressure in
reverse direction
04 C PRB D(1,2) Low charge pressure B-side monitor function for High, low at low A
drive pressure
For monitoring of drive low charge pressure in
reverse direction
05 ACC A P(1..4) A-side accumulator monitor for pump High, low at low A
For monitoring of precharged pressure in pressure
accumulator
05 ACC B P(1..4) B-side accumulator monitor for pump High, low at low A
For monitoring of precharged pressure in pressure
accumulator
05 ACC A D(1,2) A-side accumulator monitor for Drive High, low at low A
For monitoring of precharged pressure in pressure
accumulator
05 ACC B D(1,2) B-side accumulator monitor for Drive High, low at low A
For monitoring of precharged pressure in pressure
accumulator
06 RF 75P(1..4) Monitor of return filter for pump clogged to 3/4 High, low on filter W
Only applicable when using two level filter clogged
indicators.
06 RF 100P(1..4) Monitor of return filter for pump fully clogged High, low on filter W/(A)
For monitoring of fully clogged filter (must be clogged
exchanged)
06 CF 75P(1..4) Monitor of charge filter for pump clogged to 3/4 High, low on filter W
see 06 RF 75P1 clogged
06 CF 100P(1..4) Monitor of charge filter for pump fully clogged High, low on filter W/(A)
see 06 RF 100P1 clogged
06 DF(1,2) 100 Monitor of drain filter fully clogged High, low on filter W/(A)
see 06 RF 100P1 clogged
06 AUXF 100 Monitor of aux filter fully clogged High, low on filter W/(A)
see 06 RF 100P1 clogged
07 LO LEVEL Low oil level monitor for tank High, low when W
Monitors Low oil level in PU tank below set level
07 MN LEVEL Min oil level monitor for tank High, low when A
Monitors Min oil level in PU tank below set level
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08 MAX TEMP Max oil temp monitor for tank High, low when A
Monitors max set temp. in PU tank above set temp
08 HI TEMP High oil temp monitor for tank High, low when W
Monitors high set temp. in PU tank above set temp l
08 MIN TEMP Low oil temp monitor for tank High, low when A
Monitors low set temp. in PU tank below set temp
09 EMSTOP Machine stop input not using the hardware High, Low = C
shutdown function Machine stop
13 AUX (1..20) Connected to Monitor Auxiliary input High, low for A/W/I
indication
15 L REV (1,2) Local Reverse drive with fixed speed Low, High for C
Reverse
15 L FORW (1,2) Local Forward drive in manual mode, Shredder Low, High for C
Forward
19 SUCT AUX Suction line monitor for Aux pump High, low with A
For monitoring of suction line indicator closed closed suction line
20 PR HI (1,2) Set pressure control output to max speed-up level High=Max output C
Low=Normal
control
21 MEM(01..24) Set memory cell for drive logic digital block High pulse = set C
cell
The electric motor interlock outputs must be connected via a 24VDC relay to the starter electric stop circuit. The
output is high when it is allowed to run the electric motor and will open by an alarm, if the Machine stop input is
open or by the microprocessor watchdog (controls the program function).
The output relays are monitored to detect faulty relay contacts. At system power-up and when all e-motors are
stopped, the relays will be tested if the Machine stop input not is open. To avoid faulty alarms from the relays, they
will be switched on and off 5 times to remove oxidation from the contacts before the test.
The configurable digital outputs can be used for control and monitoring, set with parameterDOx01.
The following functions are common for all outputs
1 Indication only from drive 1
2 Indication only from drive 2
1+2 Indication from drive 1 or drive 2
1*2 Indication that both drive 1 and drive 2 are affected
1...x Same function for all outputs with number 1 to x
Output function
03 READY(1, 2, 1+2, 1*2) Drive ready to use after start delay Open, closed
when ready
04 REMOTE(1, 2) Drive in remote mode Open, closed in
remote mode
08 C ZERO Counters in Synchro counter function reset and synchro Open, closed at
function activated activated
synchronisation
09 AOUT(1...4) Register for analog output has negative sign Open, closed
when negative
10 EMOTD(1, 2, 1+2, 1*2) Electric motor(s) for drive started Open, closed
when started
10 CP INT(1..2) Charge pump motor interlock, not monitored contacts Open, closed
when OK to start
11 LOW TEMP Indication for min oil temp active Open, closed
when active
11 HI TEMPI Indication for high oil temp interlock active Open, closed
when active
11 COOL CONI Start cooling interlocked with electric motor started Open, closed for
(with analog temp sensor) cooling
11 COOL COND Start cooling controlled directly from temp sensor Open, closed for
(with analog temp sensor) cooling
11 COOLFWD Start cooling forward interlocked with electric motor started Open, closed for
(with analog temp sensor used in conjunction with COOLREV) cooler forward
11 COOLREV Start cooling reverse interlocked with electric motor started Open, closed for
(with analog temp sensor used in conjunction with COOLFWD) cooler reverse
11 HEAT CON Start heating (with analog temp sensor) Open, closed for
heating
11 FLUSHCON Control of flushing circuit (with analog temp sensor) Open for cooling,
closed for
heating
11 FL TEMP Indication of flush motor stand-by temp active. Default below Open, closed for
8°C rising and above 5°C falling temp. indication
11 MN DRTMP Indication of min drain temp interlock of flush pump Open, closed at
min temp
13 RESET(1, 2, 1+2) Front panel reset button activated. Will give a 1 sec pulse Open, closed
pulse at
activation
17 C PRA P(1..4) Low charge pressure on A-side. Interlocked by stopped Open, closed at
electric motor. low pressure
17 C PRB P(1..4) Low charge pressure on B-side. Interlocked by stopped Open, closed at
electric motor. low pressure
19 MEM (01..24) Indication of status for memory cell used in Drive logic function Open, closed by
high memory cell
status
off Output not used
An output can get inverted function to normal status by setting parameter DOx02 to yes.
An output can get a time delay by parameter DOx04. The time for the delay is set with parameter DOx03.
The function can be set to:
NO No delay
ON On delay From the moment when the function for the output is activated, the output will
not be active until the delay time is passed.
OFF Off delay From the moment when the function for the output is deactivated, the output will
be still active until the delay time is passed.
PULSE Output pulse From the moment when the function for the output is activated, the output will
be active only during the delay time.
Selected digital outputs can be activated by a digital input set as 09 LAMPTEST if parameter DOx05 is set to yes.
The signal monitor is the reading of the process values (REGxx) indicated with a frame in the block diagrams, see
AS7. It is possible to select and monitor 4 fixed values and a scroll list of up to 9 values on each display. The
possible settings are found in AS5.2.20 and is set in Reading 1(2).
The readings can be used to show process values during drive but can also be used for troubleshooting. The
internal values are normally indicated as a % value
The result is calculated by using up to three registers (A,B,C) and one constant (K) as inputs to a formula
(Operation).It is possible to perform basic arithmetic and use common math functions.
The result can be connected to any analog input function, or indicated on the spider display.
For detailed information of how to use the compare registers, see AS6.26
Will give:
→ TANK TEMP 37.8ºC ←
PRESSURE 143bar
▲ or ▼ will alter between these two readings.
Digital out 1 set to indicate common Alarm and Digital out 2 to indicate common warning.
Will give:
→ ALARM off ←
WARNING on
Status of digital out will be indicated with on or off. If the output is set with time delay a flashing "on" will be shown
during on delay time and a flashing "off" during off delay time.
6.12 Shredder
The selection of shredder function is made by setting parameter MAA01 to SHREDDER (see AS6.1).
The specific parameters are found in SETUP – SHREDDER 1(2).
In shredder all features described in 6.1.- 6.11 are avaliable except for the possibility to switch between speed
regulated and non-regulated drive. The selection of speed regulation has to be set with parameter SHA(G)10.
The added functions are for the reversals by an overloaded drive.
The shredder has two drive modes, manual and auto.
In manual drive mode the forward button (or by configurable input set as L FORW1(2) is used for running forward
and the reverse button (or by configurable input set as L REV1(2) is used for running reverse. The drive will run as
long as the input is activated and stop when input is opened. The reversing function is bypassed in manual drive.
In auto drive mode the start button (or by configurable input set as L START1(2) starts the drive with the automatic
reversing function and is stopped with the stop button(or by configurable input set as L STOP1(2). A configurable
digital input can be used for start in remote mode.
The switching between manual and auto is made with the MAN/AUT button or with a configurable digital input (will
bypass the button).
A digital output can be used for indication of auto mode.
Setpoint is also possible to get from 2 fixed registers SHB(H)06-07 if interval function command SHB(H)08 is set on.
The speed command will be switched between the 2 setpoints with the interval time. Note that this command will be
added to the normal local/reverse command.
1. Digital signals from pressure switches or digital signals thresholded via analog pressure sensors.
The choice is made with parameter SHB(H)03 Analog pressure sensor.
2. Speed encoder to detect stopped drive
3. One pressure transducer in a common pressure port for both directions
6.13 Synchro
The Synchro function set-up is to be found in the following parameter menus
"Synchro - Function"
"Synchro - Drive 1 reset"
"Synchro - Drive 2 setpoint"
"Synchro - Drive 2 indication"
"Synhcro - Drive 2 reset"
"Synchro - External Master"
"Synchro - Drive 1 setpoint"
"Synchro – Drive pos."
The Pressure control function set-up is to be found in the following parameter menus
"Pressure 1 - Function"
"Pressure 1 - [Link]"
"Pressure 1 - Regulator"
"Pressure 2 - Function"
"Pressure 2 - [Link]"
"Pressure 2 - Regulator"
By altering a parameter, PRA02 = On, reverse action is selected. The below diagram describes the pressure control
function, reverse action. If pressure is increasing the speed set point is decreasing.
PRC01 Sets the Proportional regulator stage function ON or OFF. The proportional stage reacts
proportional to the Error input signal. Action of this stage is determined by parameter PRC04.
PRC02 Sets the Integrator function ON or OFF. This function gives the drive a possibility to reach set-
point pressure over time. Action of this stage is determined by parameter PRC05.
PRC03 Sets the Derivative function ON or OFF. The derivative stage is used when very quick pressure
changes are to be expected at the drive. It reacts on the rate of change at the Error input signal.
The D stage is seldom used due to a difficult tuning procedure. Action of this stage is set by
parameters PRC06 and PRC07.
PRC04 Proportional gain parameter sets the gain of the P-stage. P gain 0.5 means that half the Error
signal input value will be transferred to the stage output. Proportional stage however, will not
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make the drive reach set-point pressure. There will always be a remaining Error. The remaining
Error value is though depending on the Proportional gain setting. If the Error signal is small, close
to zero, P gain will not produce any output at this stage output. The P stage always needs an
Error signal to modify.
PRC05 Integrator time parameter sets the integration time of the I-stage. An integrator time 10 seconds
means that the output value of this stage will reach 63% of the Error signal input value in 10
seconds. Introduction of Integration will eliminate the remaining Error signal. The actual pressure
will over time correspond to pressure set-point. It can be compared with a Capacitor that is
charged with the Error signal.
PRC06 Derivative time parameter sets the Derivative time of the D stage. A derivative time 10 seconds
means that the derivative “gain” is a factor 10. The output from this stage is the “gain” factor
multiplied with the rate of change of the Error signal.
PRC07 Derivative decline time parameter sets the Derivative decline time of the D stage. A derivative
decline time 10 seconds means that the output value from this stage will decline 63 % in 10
seconds.
PRC08 Filter time for pressure feedback parameter sets the filter time for the pressure. Useful when the
pressure signal contains a lot of noise, the filter will take away pressure peaks.
See block diagram AS7.1, AS7.2 and parameter list AS5.2.8 for further details.
6.15.1 General
The Bus function requires that a bus card is installed. The card must be connected to a fieldbus master. The
card will only respond to incoming commands, working as a slave.
There are 3 versions of data bus area selectable with parameter BTF04.
Version 1 has inputs and outputs corresponding to 4.0.x and 4.1.x spider software. versions.
Version 2 has support for new functions available in software version 4.2.x.
Version 2 is an extension of version 1.
Version 3 has support for new functions added in software version 4.3.x. The data has been reordered to make
the bus interface more structured and easier to parse in the fieldbus master.
To activate the bus function set BUS1 for drive 1 or BUS2 for drive 2 via a digital input or a bus digital input while
in Remote mode. The sketch below explains the possible mode transitions.
If the bus communication is lost, an alarm, warning or interlock is trigged and the drive is forced to leave bus
mode. To be able to start the drive in local or remote mode the BUS FAIL and the BUS HW FAIL indication must
be reset if the communication drop fault is alarm or interlock. As soon as the connection to the master is restored
and the BUS FAIL indication is cleared it will be possible to enter bus mode again. To start bus communication
after a BUS HW FAIL the spider must be restarted by reset or power on.
It is possible to monitor each individual bus digital input on the spider display. Register REG 511 to REG 514 are
representing the status of the inputs. Each register contains 8 digital signals. The value of each signal can be
binary 0 or 1.
REG/BIT 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
REG511 Din 8 Din 7 Din 6 Din 5 Din 4 Din 3 Din 2 Din 1
REG512 Din 16 Din 15 Din 14 Din 13 Din 12 Din 11 Din 10 Din 9
REG513 Din 24 Din 23 Din 22 Din 21 Din 20 Din 19 Din 18 Din 17
REG514 Din 32 Din 31 Din 30 Din 29 Din 28 Din 27 Din 26 Din 25
Analog value data is to be in the data form "signed integer" which should be limited to a value range in-between -
10 000 to +10 000.
Negative numbers are the 2's complement of the positive ones. Below is a table with some examples
Analog signals are in big endian representation (most significant byte first). It is possible to set the representation
to little endian (least significant byte first) by parameter BTF05.
A total of 4 analog input signals in version 1 and 10 analog input signals in version 2 and 3 can be configured by
the parameters BAAxx to BADxx. Min and Max values are defined in BAx01 and BAx02, giving the range of the
signal. BAx03 is defining the type of unit and BAx04 defines the number of decimals for the signal. The signal is
then ready to be displayed. The bus analog input signals are named REG501 to REG 510. The function is
defined with parameter BAx05, see AS5.2.8 for possible settings.
Threshold values can be set for the bus analog inputs. BAx06 sets the high level and BAx07 the low level. The
function is set via AUX function for BAx08 (high) and BAx09 (low).
SetpointD1 and SetpointD2 require no configuration. Data is transferred in the same format as bus analog input
1-10.
Function Bit-> 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Byte
Setpoint 0 15 8
drive 1 1 7 0
Setpoint 2
drive 2 3
4
Analog in 1
5
6
Analog in 2
7
8
Analog in 3
9
10
Analog in 4
11
12 7 0
Digital in 13 15 8
14 23 16
Reserved 15
Function Bit-> 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Byte
Setpoint 0 15 8
drive 1 1 7 0
Setpoint 2
drive 2 3
4
Analog in 1
5
6
Analog in 2
7
8
Analog in 3
9
10
Analog in 4
11
12 7 0
Digital in 13 15 8
14 23 16
Reserved 15
16 15 8
Analog in 5
17 7 0
18
Analog in 6
19
20
Analog in 7
21
22
Analog in 8
23
24
Analog in 9
25
26
Analog in 10
27
Function Bit-> 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Byte
Setpoint 0 15 8
drive 1 1 7 0
Setpoint 2
drive 2 3
4
Analog in 1
5
6
Analog in 2
7
8
Analog in 3
9
10
Analog in 4
11
12
Analog in 5
13
14
Analog in 6
15
16
Analog in 7
17
18
Analog in 8
19
20
Analog in 9
21
22
Analog in 10
23
24 7 0
25 15 8
Digital in
26 23 16
27 31 24
Function Bit-> 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Byte* Byte**
ControlNet - 0
Status 1 - 1
ControlNet - 2
Status 2 - 3
Protocol- 0 4
version 1 5 3 0 3 0
Software- 2 6 3 0 3 0
version 3 7 7 0
4 8 15 8
Analog OUT 1
5 9 7 0
6 10
Analog OUT 2
7 11
8 12
Analog OUT 3
9 13
10 14
Analog OUT 4
11 15
12 16
Analog OUT 5
13 17
14 18
Analog OUT 6
15 19
16 20
Analog OUT 7
17 21
18 22
Analog OUT 8
19 23
20 24 7 0
Digital OUT
21 25 15 8
… …
… …
… …
37 41 143 136
Function Bit-> 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Byte* Byte**
ControlNet - 0
Status 1 - 1
ControlNet - 2
Status 2 - 3
Protocol- 0 4
version 1 5 3 0 3 0
Software- 2 6 3 0 3 0
version 3 7 7 0
4 8 15 8
Analog OUT 1
5 9 7 0
6 10
Analog OUT 2
7 11
8 12
Analog OUT 3
9 13
10 14
Analog OUT 4
11 15
12 16
Analog OUT 5
13 17
14 18
Analog OUT 6
15 19
16 20
Analog OUT 7
17 21
18 22
Analog OUT 8
19 23
20 24 7 0
Digital OUT
21 25 15 8
… …
… …
45 49 207 200
46 50 15 8
Analog OUT 9
47 51 7 0
48 52
Analog OUT 10
49 53
50 54
Analog OUT 11
51 55
52 56
Analog OUT 12
53 57
Function Bit-> 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Byte* Byte**
ControlNet - 0
Status 1 - 1
ControlNet - 2
Status 2 - 3
Protocol- 0 4
version 1 5 3 0 3 0
Software- 2 6 3 0 3 0
version 3 7 7 0
4 8 15 8
Analog OUT 1
5 9 7 0
6 10
Analog OUT 2
7 11
8 12
Analog OUT 3
9 13
10 14
Analog OUT 4
11 15
12 16
Analog OUT 5
13 17
14 18
Analog OUT 6
15 19
16 20
Analog OUT 7
17 21
18 22
Analog OUT 8
19 23
20 24
Analog OUT 9
21 25
22 26
Analog OUT 10
23 27
24 28
Analog OUT 11
25 29
26 30
Analog OUT 12
27 31
Digital OUT 28 32 7 0
29 33 15 8
... ...
... ...
71 75 351 344
Description
Bus version 1 use addresses 20.0 to 36.7.
Bus version 2 is extension to bus version 1 and use addresses 20.0 to 45.7.
Bus version 3 has a new structure and is not similar to previous bus versions,
it use addresses 28.0 to 71.7.
Address:
Data area address in the format [Link].
Category:
Signal category.
Short description:
Description of digital signal.
Software:
Minimum spider software version for this signal.
Tag types:
Din: Configurable digital input, see AS6.9.
Fixed din: Fixed digital input, see AS6.9.1 (contact response)
and AS6.20 (Machine stop).
Actual din: State of actual digital input, see AS3.3.6.
Dout: Configurable digital output, see AS 6.10.2.
Act. dout: State of actual digital output, see AS3.4.3.
Function: Signal controlled by spider function logic, not available as digital output.
Ain: Digital signal depending on the level of an analog signal.
Tag name:
Digital input or digital output function name.
Logic 1:
Description of set bit or fault type.
A = Alarm, W = Warning, D = Disable, I =Interlock, 1 = Drive 1, 2 = Drive 2
Pump faults will affect drive 1, drive 2 or drive1&2 depending on parameter settings.
Auxiliary functions will affect drive 1, drive 2 or drive1&2 depending on parameter settings.
Logic 0:
Description of cleared bit.
--- = no fault.
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
20.0 Drive started, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 02 START 1 Started Stopped
20.1 Remote mode, drive 1 * 4.0.0 Dout 04 REMOTE1 BUS/REM LOC
20.2 Shredder mode, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 04 AUTO1 Auto Manual
20.3 Bus version Power limitation, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 06 PLIM 1 Active Not active
20.4 1&2 Forward direction, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 07 FORW 1 Forward Stop/Rev
20.5 Reverse direction, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 07 REV 1 Reverse Stop/Fwd
20.6 Regulated mode, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 04 REG 1 Enabled Disabled
20.7 Low pressure control, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 12 P1 LO CA Active Not active
21.0 High pressure control, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 12 P1 HI CA Active Not active
21.1 Low or high pressure control, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 12 P1 C ACT Active Not active
21.2 Power limit function 4.0.0 Dout 06 PLIM Over limit Under limit
21.3 Bus version Shredder blocked, drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 13 SH BLCK1 I1 ---
21.4 1&2 Drive started, drive 2 4.0.0 Dout 02 START 2 Started Stopped
21.5 Remote mode, drive 2 * 4.0.0 Dout 04 REMOTE2 BUS/REM LOC
21.6 Shredder mode, drive 2 4.0.0 Dout 04 AUTO2 Auto Manual
21.7 Power limitation, drive 2 4.0.0 Dout 06 PLIM 2 Active Not active
24.0 Drive ready to use, drive 2 4.0.0 Dout 03 READY 2 Ready Not Ready
24.1 Electric motor(s), drive 1 4.0.0 Dout 10 EMOT D1 Started Stopped
24.2 Electric motor(s), drive 2 4.0.0 Dout 10 EMOT D2 Started Stopped
24.3 Bus version Cooler, interlocked by [Link] ctrl. 4.0.0 Dout 11 COOLCONI Cooling Off
24.4 1&2 Heater in oil tank control 4.0.0 Dout 11 HEATCON Heating Off
24.5 Cooler, direct control 4.0.0 Dout 11 COOLCOND Cooling Off
24.6 Flushing pump heating valve control 4.0.0 Dout 11 FLUSHCON Heating No Heating
24.7 High temperature auxiliary motor 4.3.0 Din 19 AUX EMOT A 1&2 ---
* See AS6.15.1
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
25.0 Electric motor 1 contact response 4.2.0 Fixed din Started Stopped
25.1 Electric motor 2 contact response 4.2.0 Fixed din Started Stopped
25.2 Electric motor 3 contact response 4.2.0 Fixed din Started Stopped
25.3 Bus version Electric motor 1 interlock 4.2.0 Dout 10 EM INT 1 Available Interlocked
25.4 1&2 Electric motor 2 interlock 4.2.0 Dout 10 EM INT 2 Available Interlocked
25.5 Electric motor 3 interlock 4.2.0 Dout 10 EM INT 3 Available Interlocked
25.6 Disable, drive 1 4.2.0 Dout 01 D1 D1 ---
25.7 Disable, drive 2 4.2.0 Dout 01 D2 D2 ---
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
30.0 Low charge pressure B, pump 1 4.0.0 Din / Ain 03 C PRB P1 A ---
30.1 Low charge pressure B, pump 2 4.0.0 Din / Ain 03 C PRB P2 A ---
30.2 Low charge pressure B, pump 3 4.0.0 Din / Ain 03 C PRB P3 A ---
30.3 Bus version Low charge pressure B, pump 4 4.0.0 Din / Ain 03 C PRB P4 A ---
30.4 1&2 High work pressure A, pump 1 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H APR P1 W ---
30.5 High work pressure A, pump 2 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H APR P2 W ---
30.6 High work pressure A, pump 3 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H APR P3 W ---
30.7 High work pressure A, pump 4 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H APR P4 W ---
31.0 High work pressure B, pump 1 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H BPR P1 W ---
31.1 High work pressure B, pump 2 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H BPR P2 W ---
31.2 High work pressure B, pump 3 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H BPR P3 W ---
31.3 Bus version High work pressure B, pump 4 4.0.0 Din / Ain 01 H BPR P4 W ---
31.4 1&2 Suction line closed, pump 1 4.0.0 Din 05 SUCTION1 A ---
31.5 Suction line closed, pump 2 4.0.0 Din 05 SUCTION2 A ---
31.6 Suction line closed, pump 3 4.0.0 Din 05 SUCTION3 A ---
31.7 Suction line closed, pump 4 4.0.0 Din 05 SUCTION4 A ---
34.0 Low charge pressure A, drive 1 4.0.0 Din / Ain 04 C PRA D1 A1 ---
34.1 Low charge pressure B, drive 1 4.0.0 Din / Ain 04 C PRB D1 A1 ---
34.2 Low charge pressure A, drive 2 4.0.0 Din / Ain 04 C PRA D2 A2 ---
34.3 Bus version Low charge pressure B, drive 2 4.0.0 Din / Ain 04 C PRB D2 A2 ---
34.4 1&2 High work pressure A, drive 1 4.0.0 Din / Ain 02 H APR D1 W1 ---
34.5 High work pressure B, drive 1 4.0.0 Din / Ain 02 H BPR D1 W1 ---
34.6 High work pressure A, drive 2 4.0.0 Din / Ain 02 H APR D2 W2 ---
34.7 High work pressure B, drive 2 4.0.0 Din / Ain 02 H BPR D2 W2 ---
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
35.0 High temperature electric motor 1, drive 1 4.0.0 Din 19 EMOTOR1 A1 ---
35.1 High temperature electric motor 2, drive 1 4.0.0 Din 19 EMOTOR2 A1 ---
35.2 High temperature electric motor 3, drive 1 4.0.0 Din 19 EMOTOR3 A1 ---
35.3 Bus version High temperature electric motor 1, drive 2 4.0.0 Din 19 EMOTOR1 A2 ---
35.4 1&2 High temperature electric motor 2, drive 2 4.0.0 Din 19 EMOTOR2 A2 ---
35.5 High temperature electric motor 3, drive 2 4.0.0 Din 19 EMOTOR3 A2 ---
35.6 Speed feedback, error to large, drive 1 4.0.0 Function W1 ---
35.7 Speed feedback, error to large, drive 2 4.0.0 Function W2 ---
37.0 Auxiliary function 17:2 4.2.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 17 A/W/D/I ---
37.1 Auxiliary function 18:2 4.2.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 18 A/W/D/I ---
37.2 Auxiliary function 19:2 4.2.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 19 A/W/D/I ---
37.3 Bus version Auxiliary function 20:2 4.2.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 20 A/W/D/I ---
37.4 2 Pump 1 ramped down to 0% by P1OFF 4.2.0 Dout 06 P1OFF Active Not active
37.5 Pump 2 ramped down to 0% by P2OFF 4.2.0 Dout 06 P2OFF Active Not active
37.6 Pump 3 ramped down to 0% by P3OFF 4.2.0 Dout 06 P3OFF Active Not active
37.7 Pump 4 ramped down to 0% by P4OFF 4.2.0 Dout 06 P4OFF Active Not active
38.0 Drive, fixed command A, drive 1 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED1A Active Not active
38.1 Drive, fixed command B, drive 1 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED1B Active Not active
38.2 Drive, fixed command C, drive 1 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED1C Active Not active
38.3 Bus version Drive, fixed command D, drive 1 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED1D Active Not active
38.4 2 Drive, fixed command A, drive 2 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED2A Active Not active
38.5 Drive, fixed command B, drive 2 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED2B Active Not active
38.6 Drive, fixed command C, drive 2 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED2C Active Not active
38.7 Drive, fixed command D, drive 2 4.2.0 Din 15 FIXED2D Active Not active
39.0 Auxiliary/flushing electric motor contact 4.2.0 Din 19 FLUSH ON Started Stopped
39.1 Enable or start auxiliary/flushing pump 4.2.0 Din 19 AUX ST Enabled Disabled
39.2 Ramp function disabled, drive 1 4.2.0 Din 15 RAMP1OFF Ramp off Ramp on
39.3 Bus version Ramp function disabled, drive 2 4.2.0 Din 15 RAMP2OFF Ramp off Ramp on
39.4 2 Auxiliary/flushing pump suct. line closed 4.2.0 Din 19 SUCT AUX A 1&2 ---
39.5 Min auxiliary/flushing temperature in tank 4.2.0 Function D 1&2 ---
39.6 Drive ready for electric motor start, drive 1 4.3.0 Function Ready Not ready
39.7 Drive ready for electric motor start, drive 2 4.3.0 Function Ready Not ready
* A relay will open and stop the stroker current immediately, a hardware timer will open the electric motor
interlock contact. See AS6.20 for a detailed description.
** Machine stop handled in software only. See AS6.20 for a detailed description.
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
40.0 Low accumulator pressure A, pump 1 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC A P1 A ---
40.1 Low accumulator pressure B, pump 1 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC B P1 A ---
40.2 Low accumulator pressure A, pump 2 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC A P2 A ---
40.3 Bus version Low accumulator pressure B, pump 2 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC B P2 A ---
40.4 2 Low accumulator pressure A, pump 3 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC A P3 A ---
40.5 Low accumulator pressure B, pump 3 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC B P3 A ---
40.6 Low accumulator pressure A, pump 4 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC A P4 A ---
40.7 Low accumulator pressure B, pump 4 4.2.0 Din 05 ACC B P4 A ---
44.0 Min temperature in drain line 4.2.0 Dout 11 MN DRTMP D 1&2 ---
44.1 Flushing stand-by temperature 4.2.0 Dout 11 FL TEMP Temp low Temp ok
44.2 Auxiliary/flushing pump control 4.2.0 Dout 11 ST AUX Running Stopped
44.3 Bus version Charge pump [Link] interlock, drive 1 4.2.0 Dout 10 CP INT1 Available Interlocked
44.4 2 Charge pump [Link] interlock, drive 2 4.2.0 Dout 10 CP INT2 Available Interlocked
44.5 Auxiliary filter 75% full 4.3.0 Din 06 AUXF 75 W 1&2 ---
44.6 Auxiliary filter 100% full 4.3.0 Din 06 AUXF 100 W 1&2 ---
44.7 Auxiliary filter 100% full 4.3.0 Function A 1&2 ---
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
45.0 Brake feedback, drive 1 4.3.0 Din 19 BRAKE1OP Open Closed
45.1 Brake command, drive 1 4.3.0 Dout 13 OPEN BR1 Open Close
45.2 Brake feedback, drive 2 4.3.0 Din 19 BRAKE2OP Open Closed
45.3 Bus version Brake command, drive 2 4.3.0 Dout 13 OPEN BR2 Open Close
45.4 2 Oil tank full (fill limit reached) 4.3.0 Dout 11 FULL Full Not full
45.5 Max oil level in tank 4.3.0 Dout 11 MX LEVEL W 1&2 ---
45.6 Warm flushing function off 4.3.0 Function D 1&2 ---
45.7 Warm flushing start delay 4.3.0 Function D 1&2 ---
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
28.0 Drive ready for electric motor start 4.3.0 Function Ready Not ready
28.1 Electric motor(s) 4.3.0 Dout 10 EMOT D1 Started Stopped
28.2 Drive ready to use 4.3.0 Dout 03 READY 1 Ready Not ready
28.3 Status Drive started 4.3.0 Dout 02 START 1 Started Stopped
28.4 Drive 1 Alarm 4.3.0 Dout 01 A1 A1 ---
28.5 Warning 4.3.0 Dout 01 W1 W1 ---
28.6 Disable 4.3.0 Dout 01 D1 D1 ---
28.7 Interlock 4.3.0 Dout 01 INT1 I1 ---
* See AS6.15.1
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
33.0 Drive ready for electric motor start 4.3.0 Function Ready Not ready
33.1 Electric motor(s) started 4.3.0 Dout 10 EMOT D2 Started Stopped
33.2 Drive ready to use 4.3.0 Dout 03 READY 2 Ready Not ready
33.3 Status Drive started 4.3.0 Dout 02 START 2 Started Stopped
33.4 Drive 2 Alarm active 4.3.0 Dout 01 A2 A2 ---
33.5 Warning active 4.3.0 Dout 01 W2 W2 ---
33.6 Disable active 4.3.0 Dout 01 D2 D2 ---
33.7 Interlock active 4.3.0 Dout 01 INT2 I2 ---
* See AS6.15.1
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
38.0 Electric motor 1 contact response 4.3.0 Fixed din Started Stopped
38.1 Electric motor 2 contact response 4.3.0 Fixed din Started Stopped
38.2 Electric Electric motor 3 contact response 4.3.0 Fixed din Started Stopped
38.3 Motor Charge pump [Link] contact, drive 1 4.3.0 Din 19 C PUMPD1 Started Stopped
38.4 contact Charge pump [Link] contact. drive 2 4.3.0 Din 19 C PUMPD2 Started Stopped
38.5 response Auxiliary/flushing pump [Link] contact 4.3.0 Din 19 FLUSH ON Started Stopped
38.6 Reserved
38.7 Reserved
40.0 Cooler, interlocked by [Link] control 4.3.0 Dout 11 COOLCONI Cooling Off
40.1 Cooler, direct control 4.3.0 Dout 11 COOLCOND Cooling Off
40.2 Heater in oil tank control 4.3.0 Dout 11 HEATCON Heating Off
40.3 Control Flushing pump heating valve control 4.3.0 Dout 11 FLUSHCON Heating No Heating
40.4 signals Auxiliary/flushing pump control 4.3.0 Dout 11 ST AUX Running Stopped
40.5 Oil/air cooler in forward direction control 4.3.0 Dout 11 COOL FWD Cooling Off
40.6 Oil/air cooler in reverse direction control 4.3.0 Dout 11 COOL REV Cooling Off
40.7 Reserved
41.0 Power limit function 4.3.0 Dout 06 PLIM Over limit Under limit
41.1 Pump 1 ramped down to 0% by P1OFF 4.3.0 Dout 06 P1OFF Active Not active
41.2 Indication Pump 2 ramped down to 0% by P2OFF 4.3.0 Dout 06 P2OFF Active Not active
41.3 Pump 3 ramped down to 0% by P3OFF 4.3.0 Dout 06 P3OFF Active Not active
Drive 1
41.4 and/or Pump 4 ramped down to 0% by P4OFF 4.3.0 Dout 06 P4OFF Active Not active
41.5 Drive 2 Oil tank full (fill limit reached) 4.3.0 Dout 11 FULL Full Not full
41.6 Synchro remote master setpoint via bus 4.3.0 Dout 04 BUS M Enabled Disabled
41.7 Reserved
42.0 Enable or start auxiliary/flushing pump 4.3.0 Din 19 AUX ST Enabled Disabled
42.1 Flushing stand-by temperature 4.3.0 Dout 11 FL TEMP Temp low Temp ok
42.2 Indication Reserved
42.3 Reserved
Drive 1
42.4 and/or Reserved
42.5 Drive 2 Reserved
42.6 Reserved
42.7 Reserved
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
43.0 Digital input 1 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
43.1 Digital input 2 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
43.2 Digital input 3 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
43.3 Digital input 4 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
Digital in
43.4 Digital input 5 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
43.5 Digital input 6 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
43.6 Digital input 7 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
43.7 Digital input 8 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
48.0 Digital input 41 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
48.1 Digital input 42 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
48.2 Digital input 43 4.3.0 Actual din +24 VDC 0 VDC
48.3 Speed encoder 1 zero pulse DE1 (toggle) 4.3.1 Function Pulse N Pulse N+1
Digital in
48.4 Speed encoder 2 zero pulse DE2(toggle) 4.3.1 Function Pulse N Pulse N+1
48.5 Reserved
48.6 Reserved
48.7 Reserved
51.0 Min oil level in tank 4.3.0 Dout 11 MN LEVEL A 1&2 ---
51.1 Alarm Low oil level in tank 4.3.0 Dout 11 LO LEVEL W 1&2 ---
Warning
51.2 Max oil temperature in tank 4.3.0 Dout 11 MAX TEMP A 1&2 ---
Interlock
51.3 Disable Min oil temperature in tank 4.3.0 Dout 11 MIN TEMP A 1&2 ---
51.4 High oil temperature in tank 4.3.0 Dout 11 HI TEMP W 1&2 ---
Drive 1
51.5 Min auxiliary/flushing temperature in tank 4.3.0 Function D 1&2 ---
and
51.6 Drive 2 Min temperature in drain line 4.3.0 Dout 11 MN DRTMP D 1&2 ---
51.7 Max oil level in tank 4.3.0 Dout 11 MX LEVEL W 1&2 ---
52.0 Drain filter 1 75% full 4.3.0 Din 06 DF1 75 W 1&2 ---
52.1 Alarm Drain filter 1 100% full 4.3.0 Din 06 DF1 100 W 1&2 ---
Warning
52.2 Drain filter 1 100% full 4.3.0 Function A 1&2 ---
Interlock
52.3 Disable Machine stop (Hardware*) 4.3.0 Fixed din A 1&2 ---
52.4 Machine stop (Software**) 4.3.0 Din 09 EMSTOP A 1&2 ---
Drive 1
52.5 Bus failure 4.3.0 Function A/W/I 1&2 ---
and
52.6 Drive 2 Spider hardware failure 4.3.0 Function A 1&2 ---
52.7 Auxiliary pump suction line closed 4.3.0 Din 19 SUCT AUX A 1&2 ---
* A relay will open and stop the stroker current immediately, a hardware timer will open the electric motor
interlock contact. See AS6.20 for a detailed description.
** Machine stop handled in software only. See AS6.20 for a detailed description.
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
53.0 High temperature auxiliary motor 4.3.0 Din 19 AUX EMOT A 1&2 ---
53.1 Alarm Auxiliary filter 75% full 4.3.0 Din 06 AUXF 75 W 1&2 ---
53.2 Warning Auxiliary filter 100% full 4.3.0 Din 06 AUXF 100 W 1&2 ---
Interlock
53.3 Disable Auxiliary filter 100% full 4.3.0 Function A 1&2 ---
53.4 Warm flushing function off 4.3.0 Function D 1&2 ---
Drive 1
53.5 and Warm flushing start delay 4.3.0 Function D 1&2 ---
53.6 Drive 2 High oil temp interlock 5.0.0 Dout 11 HI TEMPI I 1&2 ---
53.7 Communication to LIU 5.0.0 Function I 1&2 ---
54.0 Drain filter 2 75% full 4.3.0 Din 06 DF2 75 W 1&2 ---
54.1 Alarm Drain filter 2 100% full 4.3.0 Din 06 DF2 100 W 1&2 ---
Warning
54.2 Drain filter 2 100% full 4.3.0 Function A 1&2 ---
Interlock
54.3 Disable Reserved
54.4 Reserved
Drive 1
54.5 Reserved
and
54.6 Drive 2 Reserved
54.7 Reserved
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
58.0 Shredder blocked 4.3.0 Dout 13 SH BLCK2 I2 ---
58.1 Low accumulator pressure A 4.3.0 Din 05 ACCA D2 A2 ---
58.2 Alarm Low accumulator pressure B 4.3.0 Din 05 ACCB D2 A2 ---
Warning
58.3 Interlock Brake failure 5.0.1 Din 19 BRAKE2OP A2 ---
58.4 Disable Reserved
58.5 Drive 2 Reserved
58.6 Reserved
58.7 Reserved
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
63.0 Low charge pressure A 4.3.0 Din / Ain 03 C PRA P3 A ---
63.1 Low charge pressure B 4.3.0 Din / Ain 03 C PRB P3 A ---
Alarm
63.2 High work pressure A 4.3.0 Din / Ain 01 H APR P3 W ---
Warning
63.3 Interlock High work pressure B 4.3.0 Din / Ain 01 H BPR P3 W ---
63.4 Disable Suction line closed 4.3.0 Din 05 SUCTION3 A ---
63.5 Return Filter 75% full 4.3.0 Din 06 RF75 P3 W ---
Pump 3
63.6 Return Filter 100% full 4.3.0 Din 06 RF100 P3 W ---
63.7 Return Filter 100% full 4.3.0 Function A ---
Address Category Short description Software Tag type Tag name Logic 1 Logic 0
68.0 Auxiliary function 1 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 1 A/W/D/I ---
68.1 Auxiliary function 2 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 2 A/W/D/I ---
68.2 Auxiliary function 3 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 3 A/W/D/I ---
68.3 Auxiliary Auxiliary function 4 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 4 A/W/D/I ---
68.4 Function Auxiliary function 5 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 5 A/W/D/I ---
68.5 Auxiliary function 6 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 6 A/W/D/I ---
68.6 Auxiliary function 7 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 7 A/W/D/I ---
68.7 Auxiliary function 8 4.3.0 Din / Ain 13 AUX 8 A/W/D/I ---
71.0 Reserved
71.1 Reserved
71.2 Reserved
71.3 Reserved
Reserved
71.4 Reserved
71.5 Reserved
71.6 Reserved
71.7 Reserved
The system saves the log on a separate memory card (shared with parameter memory).
The drive monitoring log consists of unit serial number, alarm/warning lists, drive time counters, six scalable log
channels and two scalable 3D-log channels. The alarm/warning lists and drive time counters can be indicated on
drive 1 display. All settings in the drive monitoring log must be adjusted from the unit front panel. The total drive log
information must be downloaded to a PC for examination. This requires null-modem cable 576 3521-003, a PC with
windows XP or later and SpiderCom2 software installed.
The alarm lists are found in the menu under LOG READINGS – DRIVE 1 – ALARM and LOG READINGS – DRIVE
2 – ALARM.
The warning lists are found in the menu under LOG READINGS – DRIVE 1 – WARNING and LOG READINGS –
DRIVE 2 – WARNING.
All four lists are 99 alarms or warnings long. The latest will be at the top and when a new warning or alarm comes to
an already filled list, the oldest will be removed. If an Machine stop indication is followed by a second Machine stop
indication, only the latest will be stored. The alarms and warnings are marked with date and time for the incident.
For setting of actual time see TIME/DATE below.
The drive time counters are found in the menu under LOG READINGS – DRIVE 1 – TIME IN USE and LOG
READINGS – DRIVE 2 – TIME IN USE. The counters are DRIVE (the time with drive started) and PUMPS (the time
with started electric motor for each pump). The counters can be reset , see RESET TIME below.
The settings for the drive monitoring log and clock and the reset of the time counters are made in SETUP – LOG
FUNCTION and are protected by a password. The settings can only be done from the front keypad.
TIME/DATE is the setting of actual date and time. The format is YYMMDD HH:MM and is selected with > button
and changed with and buttons. The date/time is used for alarm and warning list time stamps and the clock is
battery backed.
LOG1 to LOG 6 are for setting of the six 2-dimensional scalable drive monitoring log channels.
LOG7 and LOG 8 are for setting of the 4-dimensional scalable drive monitoring log channels. The used analog
inputs must be set before the log channels are configured, see AS6.8.
Each channel consists of one or three measuring area divided in 6 levels. The time the measured reading has been
within each of these levels is stored. The measuring is only active with drive started. Total measuring time is 100
000 hours.
Parallel to the total time log, 4 shorter log registers with the same setting as the total is stored in chronological order.
The log time is adjustable.
The unit serial number, parameter NUM will be indicated in printouts of the parameter list and in parameter file
name.
Example: 90-100
70-90
50-70
Period 2
AII04=0 to set the pressure at 4mA.
90-100
Time MT 70-90
50-70
30-50
[Link] setting:
10-30
0-10
Period 4
SETUP – DRIVE LOG – LOG 2:
Erased
STA=ON will activate the log function
MT=200 to set the short time measuring cells (period 1-4) to 200 hours. Period 1 cell will show the
latest up to 200 hours measurement. When this cell is full the contents will be moved to period 2 cell
and period 1 cell will start from zero again. Next time period 1 cell is full the contents of period 2 cell will
be moved to period 3 cell, the contents of period 1 cell will be moved to period 2 cell and period 1 cell
will start from zero again, and so on. When all cells are full the oldest cell contents will be erased
before the next data movement.
LHI=300 to set where level 6 starts
LLO=100 to set where level 1 stops. The area between LLO and LHI will be divided into 4 equal parts.
In this case the levels will be:
300-400bar drivetime
250-300bar drivetime
200-250bar drivetime
150-200bar drivetime
100-150bar drivetime
0-100bar drivetime
REG=REG404 to select log reading of analog in 4.
When finished setting the question RESET LOG? comes. Select with > button and push to get a Y
(yes) and then > button to reset. The questions comes if a change is done in any of the parameters in
the specific log channel setup and does not affect the other three channels. The log can be set on or
off with STA=OFF or ON without the need to reset the log channel.
RESET TIME for reset of the drive time counters. When the function is selected with > button push to get
a Y (yes) and then > button to reset.
IMPORTANT:
If a system with a 4.2.x or older version of software is updated to version 4.3.x the drive logs will not be
possible to read.
The drive logs must be downloaded from the unit before the new program version is uploaded.
The spider card has four output channels. Each channel can be selected as 0-10V or 2-10V voltage output or as 0-
20mA or 4-20mA current output. The selection between current and voltage is made by jumpers on the card and by
using different terminals.
The selection between 0-10V and 2-10V or between 0-20mA and 4-20mA is made with parameters in the setup
menu.
Example for channel 1, 4-20mA for 0-20rpm speed from digital speed encoder.
The time between Drive start command and received indicating signal (19 BRAKE1OP) is monitored and if the time
is longer than the setting in parameter D1G04 an alarm will stop the system.
If the brake open signal (19 BRAKE1OP) is lost for more than 0.5sec during run, an alarm will stop the system.
When Drive stop command is given the “brake open” circuit will be reset, but the brake valve output (13 OPEN BR1)
will still be closed to keep the brake valve activated during down-ramp. When ramp is at zero, the brake valve
output (13 OPEN BR1) will open (“off”) and de-activate the brake valve.
Brake valve output (13 OPEN BR1) “off” can be delayed with parameter D1G02.
(In- & outputs for drive 2 = replace “1” with “2”. Parameters for drive 2 = replace “D1xxx” with “D2xxx”.)
The time delay between opening of the Machine stop input and the shutdown of the electric motors is set with
parameter DMD01-03.
The backup system is a hardware timer on the board with possibility to set the delay between 2 and 32 sec with
SW1 (see AS4.5).
The timer must be set 0 - max 4seconds longer then the main system. A time set more then 4 sec longer will give a
warning. If setting is shorter or 5sec longer the system will shutdown at hardware test.
At each power up and each time all electric motors are stopped, the system will check that the relays for the electric
motor interlock outputs not are stucked in closed position.
The check will toggle the output relays 5 times to remove oxidation from the monitoring contacts to avoid faulty
errors.
The Machine stop alarm is as default with memory and must be reset but can be set to automatic reset with
MAB11:ON.
A configurable digital input set to 09 EMSTOP can be used as Machine stop input. This only uses the main Machine
stop function (software). This must be used if a ramp-down function at alarm MAB10 is configured.
Run [Link]. Select the file for download Start the procedure
Reset the Spider board by pushing the reset button or by switching on and off the power to the card to start the
download procedure.
When the download is ready, reset the Spider system and set new parameters.
Using software from version 5.0.x requires larger memory card capacity compared to previous versions. A memory
card with increased capacity was introduced in January 2007 from serial number 3395 (item number R939003962).
Loading software 5.0.x to a unit with memory card before serial number 3395 will give error code “WARNING NON
COMPATIBLE MEM-C” and Spider will start with default parameters.
HW CALIBRATION
PWM OFFSET
CAL. OFFSET NO
Calibration OK and the calibration settings will be indicated when the procedure is ready. This adjustment will be
stored in an EEProm on the main board.
6.23 Flushing
A motor flush function can be used in cold environment to keep the Hydraulic motor warm, see block diagram
AS7.10.
Digital out 11ST AUX shall be connected to control the contactor for the aux (flush) pump. In stand-by mode the aux
pump will be temperature controlled.
The temperature is measured in the drain return line by a temperature sensor connected to an analog input set as
DR TEMP. The switch-on temperature is set with parameter DME03 (default 5°C) and the working span by the
hysteresis set with parameter DME04 (default 3°C). This means that the aux pump will switch on when the
temperature falls to 5°C and switch off when the temperature reaches 8°C.
When the input 19 AUX ST is activated, the aux pump will run independent of temperature. When we receive the
"Flush motor running" signal on 19 FLUSH ON, the timer DME05 starts to count. After a time delay to allow the
pistons to softly get in touch with the camring (default set to 300sec), the "FLUSH PUMP" signal gets high and the
main pumps can be started.
If the drain temperature is above the temperature level set with parameter DME07 (default set to 20°C) a shorter
start delay time set by parameter DME06 is used (default 10sec).
The main e-motor is not possible to start below shutdown temperature, set with
parameter DME02 (default 2°C). Once the main motor is started the shutdown
temperature interlock is bypassed to avoid stop when the oil temperature gets low by
the rotating hydraulic motor.
The flush heating valve is controlled via digital output 11 FLUSHCON. The output is
activated if the signal from started aux pump is activating digital input with function 19
FLUSH ON and the tank temp is between the settings in parameters TMB14 and
TMB11. Timer TMB16 is to delay valve activation after aux motor start.
Example:
Pt100/4-20mA sensor for 0-100°C on hydraulic motor 2 on Drive 1 connected to analog input 5. Warning at 50°C,
stroke down at 55°C and alarm at 60°C.
Connection: current input to AI2:9-10.
PxI01 parameter value must be the number of digital pulses that the speed encoder produces during one rotation.
PxI06 can be changed if the rotation of the hydraulic motor/encoder is giving a wrong polarity of the reading.
PxI07 determines the type of digital speed encoder used.
PxI05 can be used for filtering if the reading is unstable. The setting is how long measuring and average time to
have before the value of a reading is presented on the display.
The reading can be scaled with PxIO4 and given an alternative reading with PxIO2.
Threshold values can be set for the speed input. PxI08 sets the high level and PxI09 the low level. The function is
set via AUX function for PxI10 (high) and PxI11 (low).
It is very important to understand that it is the data values, not the display values which are used as input during the
calculations. If for example one 0-60bar and one 0-400bar pressure transmitter are to be compared they both have
a data value range of 0-10000.
The data value of the 60bar transmitter must be multiplied with 60/400 before the data values can be compared.
See example 1. The calculation is done as a 32bit signed integer.
The parameter K should only be used to keep the result in the desired data value range or to scale data values, it
should not be used to scale the display value.
If for example two registers (with data value range 0-10000) is multiplied by the operation A*B/K, K is most often set
to 10000 to keep the result in the same range as the inputs.
The compare registers are calculated in order from 1 to 6. This makes it possible to split a calculation in several
steps. It is possible to first calculate REG701 and then using REG701 when calculating REG702 during the same
process cycle.
Data value (most common is a range from 0 to 10000) Display value (actual value)
Indication
Input constant K Unit on spider
(DMF04) (DMG03) display
e.g
Decimals (R1B01)
(DMG04)
Example 1:
Result:
Compare register 1, REG701
Data value: 0-10000.
Display value: 0-40.0kNm (100Nm/bar * 400bar / 1000)
Alternative display value: 0-400bar
Since REG401 and REG402 have different display value ranges we need to scale the data value of REG402 with
60/400 = 1500/10000 before subtracting.
To show the delta pressure the same data value calculation can be used.
Adjust the display value parameters to:
Note:
The delta pressure will be negative if the load inertia is driving the hydraulic system in forward direction or if the
hydraulic system is driving the load in reverse direction.
Example 2
Equation:
P = T*n/9549 where, P = power in kW
T = torque in Nm
n = speed in rpm
Delta pressure:
Compare register 1, REG701
Data value: 0-10000
Display value: 0-400bar
Speed:
Digital speed 1, REG109
Data value: 0-10000
Display value: 0-60rpm
Result:
Compare register 2, REG702
Data value: 0-10000
Display value: 0-251kW (100Nm/bar*400bar*60rpm/9549)
We choose K (DMF10) to 10000 keep the result data value within 0-10000 range.
Notes:
Both delta pressure and speed can have negative values.
If the load inertia is driving the hydraulic system the power display value will be negative.
If the function EC(1-3) is set by parameter DMF12, the long term shaft power can be limited
to either a fixed or a variable level.
To keep the cooling element in the air/oil cooler clean, a controlled reversal can be done via two separate digital
outputs, see block diagram AS7.4. Digital out functions 11 COOLFWD and 11 COOLREV can be used to control
two separate contactors for a cooler motor.
The forward time between reversals can be set with parameter TMB17. The counter will count forward time and
remember the total drive time. The counter will be reset if the system is powered off.
TMB18 sets the reversal time for the output.
Timer TMB19 sets the stop time between forward and reverse.
If parameter TMB20 is on the reversal will start by system start (main motor is started).
Input selections
Possible selections for parameters DLx01-04 are memory cells (MEM 01...24) or digital outputs in bus version 3
(see AS 6.15.9). Input from bus list is set by stating the corresponding addresses from the bus list, ranging from
28.0 to 71.7. The bus list is needed to be able to decode what number is corresponding to needed input function.
Logical functions
Three different logical functions for Drive logic can be selected in DLx05. See AS 5.2.14.
AND, OR, XOR.
In addition to this, three more choices are available. These choices will divide the function into two separate parts
but still with the same logical function. This limits each part of the function to receive two inputs.
2xAND, 2xOR, 2xXOR
Output functions
Possible output functions (DLx06-09) are the same as for digital inputs, see AS 5.2.3. Depending on choice of
logical function (DLx05) the result can be one output or two different outputs. For this reason it is possible to select
two different functions for output (DLx06 and DLx08). The output function can also be inverted in DLx07 and DLx09.
The output functions are activated when the logical block (DLx05) is high. It don´t matter if the function selected as
output is a normally high or low signal.
Example
A system is equipped with four ball valves in the piping between power unit and hydraulic motor. The drive should
not be started until the valves are in a correct safe position.
The Ball valve indicators are connected to the digital input terminals on the Spider. Addresses for the corresponding
digital inputs are selected for the Drive logic input parameters DLx01-04.
Logical function “AND” is chosen in parameter DLx05. If all selected inputs for the logic block is high the output is
high.
Function for Output selection 1 (DLx06) is set to memory cell (MEM x).
A digital output in the Spider can be configured to memory cell MEM x and will indicate when all ball valves are
opened or/and used to interlock drive start if the switches are in the wrong position.
Input registers
The input parameter VTx01 is selected from the registers of drive log. See AS 5.2.26 for available registers.
Threshold settings
Parameters VTx02 and VTx03 are used to set high and low indication levels for the input. The level is set in the
same unit as the display value of the register. For example REG102 “Speed setpoint” is displayed in percentage. A
high indication level “90” will correspond to 90%.
Output functions
Parameters VTx04 and VTx05 are used to set functions for the high and low levels. Possible functions are the same
as for digital inputs, see AS 5.2.3.
The output functions are activated when the analog signal passes the set levels. It doesn´t matter if the function,
selected as output, is a normally high or low signal. When register (VTx01) rise above high indication level (VTx02)
the high output function (VTx04) is activated. When register (VTx01) falls under low indication level (VTx03) the low
output function (VTx05) is activated.
Example
Register REG70x is set up as the difference between temperature of drain oil (out) and flush oil (in) of a hydraulic
motor. This is made by using two analog temperature sensors and the Spider function Compare registers (AS 6.26).
Input for Value threshold (VTx01) is set to the above calculated REG70x.
High and low levels VTx02 and VTx03 are set to x and y ˚C.
The functions for high and low indications VTx04 and VTx05 are set to AUX x and AUX y. By using the auxiliary
monitor function (AUX) an alarm, warning or interlock indication can be trigged at the set levels. AUX x is configured
as an alarm to indicate maximum temp difference over the hydraulic motor. AUX y is configured as a warning with
inverted input to indicate high temp difference over the hydraulic motor.
One Warning when the delta temperature over the hydraulic motor is above y ˚C.
One Alarm when the delta temperature over the hydraulic motor is above x ˚C.
Run [Link]. Select the file for download Start the procedure
Reset the Spider board by pushing the reset button or by switching on and off the power to the card.
This will trigger the download procedure. When the download is ready, reset the Spider system once more.
6.31 S-link
Spider can be used for collection of connected sensor data in CMp system for condition monitoring. The RS232
serial port is connected to a serial port on a CCM module. Data is stored and sent cyclically via modem or Ethernet
to ODiN database for storage and evaluation.
7 Block diagrams
7.1 Digital in/outputs
7.4 Monitor
8 Declaration of conformity
Notes