System Variables...............................................................................................................................................................................7
Proportional Input X (Proportional Inputs 1 to 5).............................................................................................................. 11
PVE Driver X (PVE Drivers 1 to 5)...............................................................................................................................................12
Non-Volatile Memory (Proportional Inputs/PVE Outputs 1 to 5)................................................................................. 12
Non-Volatile Memory—PVE X EE Range Faults (Proportional Inputs/PVE Outputs 1 to 5).................................13
Non-Volatile Memory—Set Valve X Defaults (Proportional Inputs/PVE Outputs 1 to 5).....................................13
Pushbutton Detail screen
Status information.........................................................................................................................................................................15
Set System Variables screen
System Non-Volatile Memory (EE) Variables........................................................................................................................16
Set System Variables—System EE Range Faults.................................................................................................................16
Set System Variables—Set System Defaults........................................................................................................................ 17
PVE Fault Summary screen
Proportional input and Pushbutton configuration........................................................................................................... 19
The PVE Joystick Service Tool Screens are intended to be used with the PVE Guide Application (Part
Number 70198078Vxxx.lhx). The screens were developed to support the PVE Guide application, so that
the Developer/User can monitor Joystick data and set EE variables (if desired). The Service Tool (.p1d)
consists of nine different screens:
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PVE Summary
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Prop 1/PVE 1 Detail
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Prop 2/PVE 2 Detail
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Prop 3/PVE 3 Detail
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Prop 4/PVE 4 Detail
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Prop 5/PVE 5 Detail
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Pushbutton Detail
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Set System Variables
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PVE Fault Summary
The PVE Summary screen is the Default screen and when opened should be displayed.
Application download note
When downloading the PVE application the Application Type may need to be entered in order to
complete the download process. If during the download the PLUS+1® Service Tool requires the
Application Type (for the PVE PLUS+1® GUIDE application), the type is Joystick.
The PVE Summary screen is used to display (in quick visual representation) the status of the current
connected PVE Joystick.
Select the PVE Summary screen.
This will be the default screen when the opening the 70201197Vxxx.P1D file and will provide an
overview/status of the JS1 CAN joystick.
The Summary screen will indicate which Proportional inputs and Buttons have been configured on the
JS1 and will also show the current status of the PVE joystick.
SoftwareThe Software section will display the Application Version, the current Node Address
System Variables This section indicates the Joystick Configuration, PVE Feedback Voltage, Power
and Identity Number of the PVE Joystick.
Supply Volts and the button to change to the Set System Variables page.
Prop Inputs/PVE
Drivers
Pushbutton
Inputs
Fault SummaryThe PVE Fault Summary button changes screens to the Fault Summary page.
JS1 OutputsPVE/Neutral Switch/Output Enable section will indicate the commanded value for
PVE Template
Version
From the PVE Summary screen, additional screens can be navigated. The Set System Variables, Prop
x/PVE x Detail, Pushbutton Detail, and PVE Fault Summary screens can be accessed via the buttons on
the PVE Summary screen.
The Set System Variables, Prop x/PVE x Detail, Pushbutton Detail, and PVE Fault Summary screens
can be accessed via the buttons on the JS1 PVE Summary screen.
If configured, the Proportional Inputs/PVE Drivers will indicate the Prop Input (Axis
position: -10000 to 10000), Driver Out (Command: Min% to Max%, typically 2500 to
7500) and Prop/Driver/Config Fault status. If the PVE is configured for a
Proportional Input, then the Prop x/PVE x Detail button will be available. The
button changes screens to the Prop/Driver Detail page.
The Pushbutton Detail button changes screens to the detail page.
the specific PVE output. This block will also indicate the PVE Neutral Switch Output
value and the PVE Output Enable value.
Digital Outputs will indicate the status of the PB outputs (PB1 thru PB12) and will
also indicate the status of Prop 1 & Prop 2 direction switches.
This is the version of the Software Template that was used to create the PVE Guide
Application.
Version number for the Guide Application. This is the responsibility of the
Guide Developer to maintain and adjust if necessary.
Default (template) value = 1
CAN Source Address of the PVE controller. The value is displayed as a
hexadecimal value.
Default (template) value = 0x33 (51 dec)
CAN Identity Number of the PVE controller (32 bit value type, but for
J1939 NAME data only 21 bits are used).
Default (template) value = 0