Operating data overview...............................................................................................................................................................5
LED coloring for PVED-CC Series 5............................................................................................................................................. 7
PVED-CC Hysteresis and Ripple...................................................................................................................................................8
PVED-CC ISObus Process data...................................................................................................................................................26
Process data messages...........................................................................................................................................................26
Process data overview............................................................................................................................................................ 26
Setpoint transfer feature: Write process data.................................................................................................................27
Temperature histogram...............................................................................................................................................................31
The PVED-CC Series 5 ISOBUS is a high performance digital actuator for the valve families PVG 32 and PVG
100.
The PVED-CC Series 5 ISOBUS offers CAN bus control through loop cables simplifying the wire harness
and build-in intelligence where actuator specific features tailor the actuator behavior to the exact
function need.
PVED-CC ISObus code numbers
Connector typeCode numberDescription
DEUTSCH11107869PVED-CC
AMP11107870PVED-CC
11189931PVED-CC for PVG 128/256
110074984 m cable
110957414 m EMC proof cable (twisted pair)
110075310.1 m loop cable
111119160.3 m loop cable
110956220.175 loop cable
11007561CAN bus terminator
157B49944 m cable with gray connector
157B49954 m cable with black connector
110957404 m EMC proof cable (twisted pair)
157B49870.1 m loop cable
110955810.175 m loop cable
11163647CAN bus terminator with gray connector
157B4988CAN bus terminator with black connector
Available 2x4 pin connectors: AMP Junior Power Timer andDEUTSCH DT06-4S-E003. Pins are internally
connected in pairs between connectors. Mating connectors are not supplied by Danfoss.
DT 10x1CEBFFyy*8Sequence Name
DT 20x1CEBFFyy*8Sequence Name
*
yy = source address
cont.
New
node ID
packets
Reserved
Reserved PGN
Upon receiving new node ID the PVED will perform a reset of itself. After reset it will claim the new
address.
PGN: Auxiliary Valve Command
The Auxiliary Valve Command (abbreviated AVC) is the command value sent from a master controller to
control the PVED. The PVE will only accept messages with correct node ID and ignore any AVC commands
if invalid.
AVC not recieved within timeout period29898519
Invalid data in AVC52067619
PGN: Auxiliary Valve Estimated Flow
The Auxiliary Valve Estimated Flow (abbreviated AVEF) is the feedback sent from the PVED to the master
controller telling the assumed flow/spool position.
The Vehicle Fluid Temperature can be used as input for the temperature dependent spool timeout. If the
PGN VFT is not received by the actuator within 10000ms the onboard temperature sensor will be used as
trigger.
The Active trouble code message (abbreviated DM1) is used by the PVED to transmit an active fault onto
the CAN bus and give as a periodic status message.
Default transmission rate:1000ms (Can be disabled) / event triggered
DM1 data
Byte 1Lamp status
Used by controller – not related to the actuator LED
No fault (default state):0x00
Warning and Info type
faults:
Critical or Severe type
faults:
Byte 2Flash status
Used by controller – not
related to the actuator LED
Byte 3Fault informationBits 24 to 6:SPN of active fault
Byte 4Bits 5 to 1:FMI of active fault
Byte 5
Byte 6Occurrence counter (OC)Bit 8:Conversion method
Byte 7Reserved (FF)
Byte 8
Amber lamp:0x04
Red lamp:0x10
Flashing:0xFF
Bits 7-1:Occurrence counter
Number of times the active fault has
appeared previously
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Communication
DM2 data
Byte 1Lamp status
Used by controller – not related to the actuator LED
No fault (default state):0x00
Warning and Info type
faults:
Critical or Severe type
faults:
Byte 2Flash status
Used by controller – not
related to the actuator LED
Byte 3Fault informationBits 24 to 6:SPN of active fault
Byte 4Bits 5 to 1:FMI of active fault
Byte 5
Byte 6Occurrence counter (OC)
Number of times the active fault has appeared previously
Byte 7Reserved (FF)
Byte 8
Amber lamp:0x04
Red lamp:0x10
Flashing:0xFF
In the event of Multiple previously active faults the PVED will use the Broadcast Announce Message
(BAM) transport protocol.
The BAM message size depends on the number of previous faults.
The Freeze Frame Parameters (abbreviated DM4) is used to trigger the PVED to transmit all current and
previously active faults of a specific fault code stored in the diagnostic history onto the CAN bus.
Request frame format
Msg IDDLCByte 1Byte 2Byte 3Byte 4Byte 5Byte 6
0x18EAxxyy
*
xx = destination address (0x80-0x8F), yy = source address
xx = destination address (0x80-0x8F), yy = source address
**
Must be equal to byte 5 in the actuator request to establish connection – if master ECU is busy set to 0x00
meaning the connection is maintained open until timeout, but no data will be transmitted until new message
arrives.
byte
0x110xFF0xFF0xCD0xFE0x00
Total no
of
packets
can be
**
sent
Next
packet no
ReservedRequest PGN (DM4)
After the connection is established the PVED will transmit the content of the diagnostic history. The
following frames will be sent for all occurrences of the enquired fault.
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no Operating time 1st occurrence
Operating time last occurrence
Fault ID Operating
time 1st
occurrence
cont.
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no Environmental data for 1st fault record
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no
0x1CEBxxyy*8Sequence no
*
xx = destination address (0x80-0x8F), yy = source address
Diagnostic history data
Message 1 Byte 1Sequence number
Byte 2Freeze Frame Length
Byte 3Fault informationBits 24 to 6:SPN of fault
Byte 4Bits 5 to 1:FMI of fault
Byte 5
*
Byte 6
Byte 7
Byte 8
Message 2 Byte 1Sequence number
Byte 2
Byte 3
Byte 4
Byte 5
Byte 6
Byte 7
Byte 8
Message 3 Byte 1Sequence number
Byte 2Valve state upon fault occurrence
Byte 3Set point at fault occurrence
Byte 4
Byte 5Demand value at fault occurrence
Byte 6
Byte 7Spool position at fault occurence
Byte 8
Occurrence count and current state
Bits 8 to 2:Number of times the active fault has appeared previously
Bit 1:Current state of the fault
code
*
Fault ID
*
Operating time of 1st occurrence of the fault (LSB)
Byte 2Battery voltage
Byte 3
Byte 4Operating time
Byte 5
Byte 6
Byte 7
Byte 8Last spool position before fault occurrence
Message 5 Byte 1Sequence number
Byte 2Last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 32nd to last spool position before fault occurrence
Byte 42nd to last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 53rd to last spool position before fault occurrence
Byte 63rd to last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 74th to last spool position before fault occurrence
Byte 84th to last demand value before fault occurrence
Message 6 Byte 1Sequence number
Byte 25th to last spool position before fault occurrence
Byte 35th to last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 46th to last spool position before fault occurrence
Byte 56th to last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 67th to last spool position before fault occurrence
Byte 77th to last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 88th to last spool position before fault occurrence
Message 7 Byte 1Sequence number
Byte 28th to last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 39th to last spool position before fault occurrence
Byte 49th to last demand value before fault occurrence
Byte 5File number
Byte 6
Byte 7Line number
Byte 8
The Clear/Reset of Active Diagnostic Trouble Codes (abbreviated DM 11) is used as command along with
two consecutive blocked states to recover to active state when the fault state has been entered due to a
non-severe fault.
DM 11 support can be enabled/disabled by the PLUS+1® Service Tool.
Frame format
Request frame format
Msg IDDLCByte 1Byte 2Byte 3
0x18EAxxyy
*
x = destination address (0x80-0x8F), yy = source address
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Parameters
Parameter overview
The following parameters can be configured within a PVED-CC Series 5 ISOBUS to tailor the behavior to
the exact need of the function which it controls. All parameters can be changed using the PLUS+1
®
Service Tool.
Parameter overview
ParameterDescriptionRangeDefault
NodeID (source
address)
Vehicle serial
number
Scaling of port flow
command* – Extend
Scaling of port flow
command* – Retract
Dead band offset* –
Extend
Source address of the PVED128 - 143128
0x80-0x8F0x80
Free fields to enter vehicle serial number or other
machine specific data
Scaling of the spool stroke. 100% scaling = 7mm spool
stroke
Scaling of the spool stroke. 100% scaling = 7mm spool
stroke
Spool stroke when given a PFC of 1.
Dead band offset is superimposed on top of the spool
curve dead band jump.
Retract
Ramp up* - ExtendTime to stroke spool from neutral to full stroke.
Ramp down* Extend
Ramp up* - RetractTime to stroke spool from neutral to full stroke.
Ramp down* Retract
Invert ports
*
Spool stroke when given a PFC of 1.
Dead band offset is superimposed on top of the spool
curve dead band jump.
*
Pre-defined curves to change flow from linear to
progressive
Pre-defined curves to change flow from linear to
progressive
Full stroke is defined by the scaling parameter.
Time to stroke spool from full stroke to neutral.
Full stroke is defined by the scaling parameter
Full stroke is defined by the scaling parameter
Time to stroke spool from full stroke to neutral.
Full stroke is defined by the scaling parameter
Inverts PFCInverted/not
0-100%0
0x00-0x640x00
1-161
1-161
Resolution: 16 ms
0-4000 ms0 ms
0-2500
0x00-0xFA0x00
Resolution: 16 ms
0-4000 ms0 ms
0-2500
0x00-0xFA0x00
Resolution: 16 ms
0-4000 ms0 ms
0-2500
0x00-0xFA0x00
Resolution: 16 ms
0-4000 ms0 ms
0-2500
0x00-0xFA0x00
The PVED-CC Series 5 contains a diagnostic log saving the occurrence of all faults listed below (sorted in
asending order by SPN). The faults are transmitted onto the CAN bus through the DM1 message upon
occurrence and previously active faults can be enquired through the DM2 message. The complete list of
active and previously active faults can be seen in the PLUS+1® Service Tool.
Diagnostics log
FaultIDFaultDescriptionSPNFMISeveritySPN + FMI byte values as
4Supply voltage above upper limitActuator supply voltage above
5Supply voltage below lower limitActuator supply voltage below
34Memory (flash) corruptedActuator component fault.62812SEVERE0x740x020x0C
32Memory (RAM) corruptedActuator component fault.155712SEVERE0x150x060x0C
42PSM buffer overloadActuator component fault.29896511SEVERE0xD50x8F0x8B
39PSM operation faultActuator component fault.29896611SEVERE0xD60x8F0x8B
57Loss and recovery of CAN bus
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Diagnostics
Diagnostics log (continued)
FaultIDFaultDescriptionSPNFMISeveritySPN + FMI byte values as
14Safety demodulator A: signal out of
range
16Safety-controller PSU out of rangeActuator component fault.2990102SEVERE0x020x900x82
18Safety-controller fuse bit faultActuator component fault.2990112SEVERE0x030x900x82
15Safety demodulator B: signal out of
range
17Safety-controller: Voltage reference
out of range
19Safety-controller spool position
cross validation fault
20Safety switch state faultActuator component fault. Not able
44Current temp above upper limit.The current temperature the
65V PSU out of rangeActuator component fault.5205822SEVERE0x860xF10xE2
7Spool position calculation faultActuator component fault.5205832SEVERE0x870xF10xE2
50LVDT supply frequency out-of-range Actuator component fault.5205842SEVERE0x880xF10xE2
8V reference signal out of range.Actuator component fault.5205852SEVERE0x890xF10xE2
FaultIDFaultDescriptionSPNFMISeveritySPN + FMI byte values as
9GND signal unstable.Actuator component fault.5205863SEVERE0x8A0xF10xE3
60Safety switch state faultActuator component fault. Not able
to perform safe operation!
10Demodulator A: signal out of rangeActuator component fault.5205882SEVERE0x8C0xF10xE2
11Demodulator B: signal out of rangeActuator component fault.5205892SEVERE0x8D0xF10xE2
45Current temp below lower limit.The current temperature the
actuator operates in is below
specified operation limit.
46Main spool cannot return to neutral Main spool cannot return back to
neutral by neutral command
setpoint.
36Fault overloadMore than three faults were raised
simultaneously.
59AVC data recieved invalidAuxillary Valve Command input
recieved by actuator. Invalid state
and/or flow request sent from
controller.
52058712SEVERE0x8B0xF10xEC
5205901CRITICAL0x8E0xF10xE1
5205917CRITICAL0x8F0xF10xE7
5205920SEVERE0x900xF10xE0
52067619WARNING0xE40xF10xF3
seen in DM1/DM2 frames
Byte 3 Byte 4 Byte 5
Diagnostic history
With occurrence of severe faults the actuator must always be repowered.
With multiple occurrences of severe faults replace actuator.
In addition to the diagnostic log, the PVED-CC Series 5 holds a record of the last 16 faults occurred. The
faults are stored in a FIFO buffer.
Besides the fault code the history also contains more information on the behavior and state of the valve
upon fault occurrence. The diagnostic history can be seen in the PLUS+1® Service Tool.
ParameterDescription
Fault IDID number of the fault raised
Valve StateState of device upon fault occurrence
Current set pointSet point upon fault occurrence
Current spool positionSpool position upon fault occurrence
Battery voltageBattery voltage upon fault occurrence
Operating timeOperating time upon fault occurrence
Setpoint and spool position historyLast 9 setpoint and spool positions prior to fault
TemperatureTemperature upon fault occurrence
*
Operating time is logged every 6 minutes when the power to the PVED is ON
†
Temperature is either received through PGN: VFT or onboard PCB temperature sensor
occurrence
*
†
Temperature histogram
The PVED-CC Series 5 logs the temperature and time each 6 minutes. This temperature record is used to
make a temperature histogram.
The temperature used is the one received in the PGN: Vehicle Fluid Temperature. If no PGN:VFT is
received the PVED uses the onboard PCB temperature sensor.
The Temperature Histogram can be seen in the PLUS+1® Service Tool.
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