The document provides a diagram and brief explanation of an ECOS connection principle for a GMK crane. It shows an ESX module that connects sensors, valves, and other components to a CAN bus via analog and digital signals running on various voltage lines. Key components include analog and digital grounds, an 8.5V sensor supply, ignition and processor power supplies, and housing ground.
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ECOS Connection Principle
The document provides a diagram and brief explanation of an ECOS connection principle for a GMK crane. It shows an ESX module that connects sensors, valves, and other components to a CAN bus via analog and digital signals running on various voltage lines. Key components include analog and digital grounds, an 8.5V sensor supply, ignition and processor power supplies, and housing ground.
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GMK Crane CARE
ECOS Connection Principle
ESX module
CAN bus Legend:
AGND = Analogue ground for sensors
Analog-in = Signal value: 0 - 8.5 V D+ = Ignition supply (15) UB = Power suppy to drive outputs (valves etc.) UE = Power supply for processor (CPU) VCC 8.5 V = Sensor supply
Digital & frame ground
Analog-in VCC 8.5 V AGND
See ELAN schematics for connection
detail D+ UE UB Valve Digital input Digital / prop Sensor output