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 FUNCTION
 SUPPLY
 ERROR
 FIELDBUS X4
 USB
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                                                                                            Digital amplifier module
 Digital amplifier module SD7                                                          Digital amplifier module SD7
 CONNECTOR WIRING DIAGRAM / PIN ASSIGNMENT  Command value scaling  Mode of operation «Command value bipolar (2-sol)»
            The command value can be applied as a voltage, current or digital si-  Dependent on a bipolar command value signal (voltage), according to
 USB-interface, USB Type B X2  Basic amplifier      - Basic Analog  - Basic fieldbus  gnal, or via fieldbus. For every command value, the input utilised can   the signal level one of the two solenoids is driven. The switching thres-
 - Enhanced

                  A
                        B
 1  =  VBUS    1  =  Digital input 1  be selected. The scaling takes place via the parameters «Interface»   hold between the two solenoids as standard is at 0V (e.g. -10….+10V
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 9 2  =  D -  6  1    2  =  Digital input 2  and «Reference». Furthermore every command value can be monito-  correspond to -100….+100 % command value, -100…0 % command
 A
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 B
 4  1  7 3  =  D+  8  4    3  =  Digital output 1  5 6 7 8  21 22 23 24  red for a cable break (except for voltage and digital signal). For every   value correspond to Imin….Imax solenoid driver 2, 0….+100 % com-
 2
 6  9    4  =  Digital output 2  command value a dead band can also be set. Optionally one can ope-  mand value correspond to Imin….Imax solenoid driver 1).
 4  =  GND  5
 1
   5  =  Supply voltage +  rate with two command values. The characteristic of these command
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 The parameterisation cable is not included in the delivery    6  =  Supply voltage 0 VDC  5 6 7 8  21 22 23 24 values can be adjusted.  5 6 7 8  21 22 23 24
 (commercially available USB cable, plug type A to plug type B)    7  =  Stabilised output voltage
   8  =  Analog ground  Fixed command values
   9  =  Analog input 1+  •   For the Basic amplifier, 3 fixed command values are available,
 10  =  Analog input 1 -  which can be selected via 2 digital inputs.            Changeover
                                                                                  threshold
 Device receptacle CANopen, J1939 (male) X4 (option)  11  =  Analog input 2+  FUNCTION  L  •   For the Enhanced amplifier, 7 fixed command values are avai-  between the two
                                                                                  solenoids
 12  =  Analog input 2 -  ERROR  SUPPLY  FIELDBUS X4  ERROR  FUNCTION  SUPPLY  lable, which can be selected via 3 digital inputs.  
                                 FUNCTION
                                 SUPPLY
                                ERROR
 5     1  1  =  Reserved   6 =  Reserved  13  =  Output solenoid driver 2 +  FIELDBUS X4  FIELDBUS X4
 9  6  14  =  Output solenoid driver 2 -  Command value generator                                    Command value
 3  2  4  2  2  =  CANLow   7 =  CANHigh
 8  3  7  3  3  =  CANGnd   8 =  Reserved  15  =  Output solenoid driver 1 +  For each solenoid output two linear ramps for up and down are avai-  Analogue value
                                USB
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 4  1  7  2  8  4  4  =  Reserved   9 =  Reserved  16  =  Output solenoid driver 1 –  USB  USB  lable which can be adjusted separately.
 C
 6  9  9 10 11 12 25 26 27 28  9 10 11 12 25 26 27 28  13 14 15 16 29 30 31 32
 1  5  5  =  CANShield  21  =  HART (option) Analog input 3 +  13 14 15 16 29 30 31 32
   13 14 15 16 29 30 31 32
 22  =  HART (option) Analog input 3 -  D  HOLD command value (fieldbus only)  Mode of operation «Command value unipolar (2-sol with DigInp)»
            If via Profibus DP the device is put into the «HOLD» state, the respec-  Dependent on a unipolar command value signal (voltage, current), the
                  C
                        D
 The mating connector (plug female, DSUB, 9-pole) is not included    tive command value is activated.   solenoid is driven by solenoid driver 1, when the selected digital input
 in the delivery.                                                is «not activated», resp. the solenoid by the solenoid driver 2, when the
            Valve type                                           selected digital input is «activated» (e.g. 0….10V correspond to 0….100
 Additional  Enhanced amplifier  Here the mode of operation is set. It is also possible to select whether   % command value, 0....100 % command value correspond to Imin….
 Enhanced amplifier  with HART  proportional or switching solenoids are to be controlled.  Imax solenoid driver 1 or 2).
 Device receptacle Profibus (female) X4 (option)
 17  =  Digital input 3  17  =  Analog output +  Mode of operation «Command value unipolar (1-sol)»
    5  1  =  Reserved   6 =  VP  18  =  Digital input 4  18  =  Analog output -  Dependent on a unipolar command value signal (voltage, current), the
 1
 9  6 2  =  Reserved   7 =  Reserved  19  =  Digital input 5  19  =  Digital input 3  solenoid is driven (e.g. 0...10V correspond to 0...100 % command va-
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 3  2  8  4 3  7 3  =  RxD / TxD - P   8 =  RxD / TxD - N  20  =  Digital input 6  20  =  Digital input 4  lue, 0...100 % command value correspond to Imin...Imax solenoid dri-
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 4  1  7  2  8 4  =  Reserved   9 =  Reserved  21  =  Digital input 7  21  =  Analog input 3 + HART  ver 1).
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 6  9  22  =  Digital input 8  22  =  Analog input 3 - HART
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 1  5  =  DGND
 23  =  Digital output 3  23  =  Analog input 4 +
 The mating connector (plug male, DSUB, 9-pole) is not included    24  =  Digital output 4  24  =  Analog input 4 -
 in the delivery.  25  =  Analog input 3 +                                                           Command value
 26  =  Analog input 3 -
 27  =  Analog input 4 +                                                                              Analogue value
 28  =  Analog input 4 -
 29  =  Digital ground                                                       Changeover between the two
 30  =  Analog ground                                                    solenoids by means of the selected digital input
 31  =  Stabilised output voltage               Command value
 32  =  Analog output
                                                 Analogue value  Signal recording
                                                                 The SD7 amplifier module has a signal recording function. This, by
 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION                                            means of PASO, enables the recording of various system signals, such
 The amplifier module can be parameterised by means of the parame-  enables the setting of the most important parameters by means of ro-  Mode of operation «Command value unipolar (2-sol)»  as command value, solenoid currents, etc., which can be represented
 terisation software «PASO» through the USB-interface. In addition,   tary selector switch and push-buttons and therefore makes a com-  Dependent on a unipolar command value signal (voltage, current), ac-  on a common time axis.
 the parameterisation software makes a data analysis possible. Optio-  missioning of the amplifier module possible without a PC.  cording to the signal level one of the two solenoids is driven. The swit-
 nally the amplifier module is equipped with a manual operation, which   ching threshold between the two solenoids as standard is in the middle   Solenoid driver
            of the values range of the command value signal (e.g. 0….10V corre-  Two Pulse-Width-Modulated current outputs are available. To each out-
            spond to -100….+100 % command value, -100....0 % command value   put, a dither signal is superimposed, whereas dither frequency and
            correspond to Imin….Imax solenoid driver 2, 0….+100 % command   dither level can be adjusted separately. For each output, the minimum
                                                                 (Imin) and maximum (Imax) current can be adjusted separately. The
 HOLD         Fieldbus only  value correspond to Imin….Imax solenoid driver 1).  solenoid outputs can also be configurated as switching outputs. The-
 Command  Solenoid output                                        rewith for each output a power reduction can be adjusted separately.
  value  Solenoid
 driver 1
 Current measurement
                                                                 Optimisation of characteristic curve
 Command                                                         A characteristic curve adjustable per solenoid «Command value input
 value 1                    Changeover                           – solenoid current output» enables an optimised (e.g., linearised) cha-
 Command  Fixed  Command  DigInp  threshold                      racteristic of the hydraulic system.
 Command  value  command  value   Valve  between the two
 value 2  Scaling  values  generator  type  Enable  Error  solenoids
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 Solenoid output                                Command value
 DigInp  DigInp  DigInp  DigInp  Solenoid
 driver 2  Current measurement                   Analogue value
 Selection Error  Number  Enable  Solenoid 2
 DigInp
 Enable  Error
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