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MT2200
System knowledge and troubleshooting

4. Control System
Mining and Rock Excavation Services
FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Control system
Course agenda
1. Introduction
2. Safety Questions you should be able
to answer after this chapter:
3. Application and operating ü What are the main
components?
4. Electric system
ü Where are the main
5. Control system components located on the
machine?
6. Hydraulic system ü What is the function of the
main components?
7. Brake system ü How does the control system
work?
8. Engine and fuel system
ü How to use the navigation
screens?
9. Powertrain
ü How to adjust speeds of
10. Maintenance different functions?
ü What are the troubleshooting
11. Analytical troubleshooting methods?
ü What are the typical problems
and ways to manage them?
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Control system
Micro RCS/PLC
Introduction of RCS User levels
System description Menu description
Component locations Troubleshooting and fault finding
Modules
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Introduction of RCS
What is RCS?
• RCS (Rig Control System) is a control system for Epiroc equipment
• Designed for monitoring and controlling the equipment
• Built utilizing the CAN 2.0 architecture
• Developed and maintained by Epiroc

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Introduction of RCS
What is CAN?
• CAN is short for Controller Area Network
• Serial network technology for embedded solutions
• Originally designed by Bosch for automotive industry
• Designed for maximum performance and reliability
• Operates at data rates up to 1 Mbit/sec
• Is an international standard: ISO 11898

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Introduction of RCS
Why did Bosch invent CAN?

The original electrics used in vehicles (cars, buses…), called point-to-point or dedicated wiring,
started to get very complex due to higher demands of electrical components in vehicles which lead
to expensive and bulky harnesses that were very heavy and very troublesome to work with design
wise
I/O
ECU Device
Overview of a conventional dedicated wiring system without CAN

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Introduction of RCS
What are the benefits with CAN?

CAN provides an inexpensive, durable network that helps multiple CAN devices communicate with
one another. This gives large advantages such as that electronic control units (ECUs) can have a
single CAN interface rather than multiple analog and digital inputs to every device in the system.
This decreases overall costs and weights but also adds intelligence to each and every device.
I/O
ECU Device
Overview of a Controller Area Network (CAN) wiring system

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Introduction of RCS
Where is CAN used today?

• Wherever two or more microprocessor units need to communicate with each other
• In passenger cars (often multiple separate CAN networks)
• In robotics (motion control applications)
• In passenger/cargo trains (for brake control, wagon communication)
• In aircrafts
• In elevators
• In building technologies (light and door control systems, sensors, etc.)
• In medical equipment (X-rays, CAT scanners, etc.)
• In Aerospace technology (satellites, etc.)
• In trucks, buses, and UNDERGROUND LOADERS
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Introduction of RCS
What is digital communication? IF pin 1 has power

THEN send power out on pin 5
AND consider light in state On
ELSE consider light in state Off
User presses button to Computer receives a

turn on the lights input to turn on the lights
+24V is sent from button to input +24V is sent from output on computer
on the computer to the light, which illuminates it
101110010111100100101110101100010110110001 01001001010001100011001110110001011011000
001010101110111001010110001111000100… 1111000100010111001010110001111000100…
Computer sends back the requested data Display sends a digital message to computer
as a digital message (binary code), and
ON
to receive the information it requests by use
the information is shown on the display. of binary code.
The display requests to find out

if the light is turned On or Off

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System description
CAN signals
Connections
Pin 1: Ground CAN High
Pin 2: + (blue)
Pin 3: -
Pin 4: High
Pin 5: Low
Negative (-)
(black)
+21 Volts
+21 Volt
CAN Low (red)
(white)

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System description
CAN signals
5V
CAN High (2.6V)
2.5V
CAN Low (2.4V)
0V
This is how the CAN-Bus signal looks like in idle state
In reality the signal never looks like this because all the modules constantly communicates with each other
However when we measure the signal with the tools from the service bag, these are the levels that we are measuring

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System description
CAN signals
5V Dominant bit (0)
3.5V
2.5V Idle
1.5V
Parts of a message
Recessive bit (1)
Time
250 bit/second
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System description
External power from batteries
24 Volt main power from battery
D501
Display
D100
PLC

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The address- and end plugs
How to know the difference

The address- and end plugs are visually almost the same, but the difference is there…
M12 round male connector
M12
round female connector
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End plug (120 Ohm) Address plugs

End plugs only has a part number written on it Address plugs has a leading number followed by its part number
9106 1324 38 1-9106 1324 91
Address- and end plugs colors may vary

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Supply Voltage
Normal state when:

• Main supply voltage (grey cable)
24-28 V (MAIN POWER)
• CAN supply voltage (purple cable)
18-24 V (CAN POWER)

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CAN cables
General rules for CAN cable routing

• The weakest point on a cable is the connector < 200 mm
• Minimum bending diameter is 200 mm
• Make sure all contacts are relieved so they can’t
move if the cable moves
Correct Incorrect
• Put all CAN cables in a protection hose and make
sure they are covered all the way
• If the cable is in a position where it will move,
fix the protection hose in both ends
• Route the CAN cables separate from other cables
such as power cables or analog cables
• If you use cable ties, make sure that they do not cut
in to the cable jacket or even deform the cable
Correct Incorrect
• If the CAN cable is too long, make big bends and hide it
but make sure that the minimum bending diameter is 200 mm

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Component location Cabin
D501 Display
A12
A13
A11
A10
D604 Checkfire display

D100 PLC
Bulkhead connections

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Display
• Micro RCS/PLC
– Display to monitor values
– Standard log in with Password and USB key
– Touch screen
– Menus and Parameters to adjust settings
o Self explanatory text
o Troubleshooting
– Ethernet file transfer

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Modules
D501 Display module

Connector legend
X1 X2 X3 X4 X8 X9
Power J1939 Adress CAN USB Camera/Eternet
Pin 1 +24V Not used Not used Not used Vbus +

Pin 2 +24V Not used Not used Not used D- +
Pin 3 Ground Not used Not used Not used D+ -
Pin 4 Ground CAN + CAN High CAN High Ground -
Pin 5 N/A CAN - CAN Low CAN Low Shield Not used
Pin 6 N/A N/A N/A N/A Not used Not used

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Modules
Display status LED
D501 Display module
LED Status Description
Status Green Display is working properly

Yellow Communication error
Red Display error
Ethernet Off Ethernet is inactive
Green Ethernet is linked
Flashing Ethernet is active
Ethernet status LED

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D100 - Inputs

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D100 - Inputs

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PLC – D100
• For complex control functions in vehicles and mobile machines

• Multifunctional configurable input and output channels
• CAN interface
• For use in safety applications
• E1 type approval by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (German
Federal Office for Motor Traffic) for use under difficult
conditions

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D100 - Outputs

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D100 - Outputs

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D100 – LED indicators/operating states
Operating states PLC/Application Operating states of the system
LED Color Status Desc LED SYS0 LE SYS1 System state
SYS0 On No application Color Status Color Status
Green
2 Hz Standard PLC Run - Off - Off No operating viltage
Red 10 Hz Error application (Serious error) Green 5 Hz - Off No operating system loaded
Yellow 2 Hz Debug run Red On - Off Hardware error (Fatal error+)

On Debug stop Red On Red On System error (Fatal error)
SYS0 Green On No application Green/Yellow On 2 Hz 2 Hz Update
2 Hz Run
Safe PLC
Red 10 Hz Error application (Serious error)

Yellow 2 Hz Debug run
On Debug stop
ETH0 Green Flashing Data transmission Ethernet
On Ethernet connection ok
ETH1 Green Flashing Data transmission Ethernet
On Ethernet connection ok, no data transfer
APP0 Red On Status display of the application, freely programmable
Green On Status display of the application, freely programmable
Blue On Status display of the application, freely programmable

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D100 – connectors

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D100 – wiring connactor A

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D100 – wiring connector B

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Certiq Ethernet Switch D720
Protocol EterNet (IEEE 802.3)
Switch Functionality Unmanaged
Type N/A
UPC 887191685229
Woodhead Yes
Physical
Ethernet Connector 4-Pole Ultra-Lock (M12) Conn
Housing Width 60.00mm
Mechanical Shock 50G (Iec 68-2-29)
Mounting Style N/A
Packaging Type Carton
Ports 8
Power Input 5-pole Micro-Change (M12)
Temperature Range -40°C to +75°C
Uplink Connection 5-Pole Micro-Change (M12)
Vibration 7g (IEC 68-2-29)

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Certic Wireless Bridge D771
Order code 021440-B

Range 400 meters
Antenna Built in
Operating temperature -30 to +65°C
Weight 120g
Housing Plastic (IP65)
Dimensions M12 (Ethernet/Power)
Connectors M12 (Ethernet/Power)
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Output power 20 dBm
RF power supply 9-30 VDC
Power consumption 47 mA @30V (min.)

59mA @30V (average)

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Wireless bridge II – LED’s
LED Status Description
Off No power
PWR
Green Normal operation
Off No link
Access Point mode: Connected to at least one client. Client mode: Connected to
Blue
access point
WLAN Blue flickering WLAN data activity (when connected)
Purple blinking Client mode: Scanning for access points
Purple Client mode: Connecting to a detected access point
Red Unrecoverable error
Off No Ethernet connection
LAN Yellow Ethernet link present
Yellow flickering Ethernet data activity (When connected)
Off Bluetooth adapter disabled or no power
Blue NAP mode: Connected to at least one PANU client / PANU mode: Connected to NAP
BT Blue flickering Bluetooth data activity (when connected)
Purple PANU mode: Trying to connect to NAP
Red Unrecoverable error
A-B-C-D Green RSSI (received signal strength) or Link Quality

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Block diagram E10 cabin

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Block diagram E10 canopy

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Block diagram E20

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User levels
User levels have different authority to adjust machine settings, in some

cases different authority is needed to view information
OP No access to settings
SE Adjust basic settings
AC Limited machine settings
ACP Full access to settings
OP Default no authorization to log on needed

SE Code required to log in,
AC,ACP needs additional USB key

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Menus in Start Page

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User Menu

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User Menu
Under User menu, the operator

can change service level here.
Under User menu, the operator

can change language here.
To exit a submenu and return to the

start menu, press the Home button.

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System Menu
The Following can be found in the System menu:

• Module information
• Personal settings
• Event log
• IP configuration

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System- Module View
• If a module is green, it is working. If a

symbol is red, the module is not working.
• For more information about each module,
press the symbol.

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Module information
• Pressing a module symbol will provide the

user with more information.

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System
• Access more submenus by pressing this

button if it is available.

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System
• Machine information.

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System
• Personnel settings, brightness, imperial or

metric, save and load parameters.

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System
• Event log.

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System
• IP configuration.

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System
• Options, need AC log in or higher to make

changes.

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Settings Menu
The following can be made in the
Settings menu:
• PLC Settings
• Engine ECU
• External sensor information
• Service Interval

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Settings
In the IFM PLC menu, the converter stall test to check the performance of the machine can be done. If there is
fire suppression actuation, the warning can be unchecked (If you have SE login or higher).

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Settings
• Engine sensors
• If a symbol has two or more white dots
( ) you can switch pages by pressing
the symbol

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Settings
Under menu , the service symbol can be

reset. SE login or higher to reset.

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Settings
• Input to PLC
• If a symbol has two or more white dots you
can switch pages by pressing the symbol.
In the Sensors menu, the operator can

troubleshoot the input and output signals to
PLC.

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Settings
• Output from PLC

• If a symbol has two or more white dots you
can switch pages by pressing the symbol.
In the Sensors menu, the operator can

troubleshoot the input and output signals to
PLC.

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Settings
External sensors give information about:

• Hydraulic information
• Transmission oil pressure
• Vehicle information

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Settings
Settings-engine-diagnostic
• Active fault codes engine
• Non active fault codes engine, log

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Settings
The corresponding information can be

found in the transmission.

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Data Menu

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Data Menu
Under Data menu, the operator can find

information about:
• Maintenance log, statistics log and save
all logs
• Fault codes
• Synchronize Certiq data

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Statistics Menu

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Statistics Menu
Under Statistics menu, the operator can

see the accumulating engine data for
example, engine hours and fuel
consumption.

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Dashboard Menu

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Dashboard Menu
Under Dashboard menu, the operator can find information

about the following functions:
• Diesel engine temperature • Engine hours
• Fuel level • Active functions
• Speed • Warnings
• Engine RPM • Alarms

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Dashboard Menu
Information on conditions monitored by the

control system
presented with different symbols in the
status bar. Different colors indicate different
information levels:
• Red = Fault
• Yellow = Warning
• White = Function is active

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Dashboard Menu
• Parking brake activated

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Dashboard Menu
• Lock up engaged

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Dashboard Menu
• Dump box up

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Dashboard Menu
• Tailgate open (option, only teletram)

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Dashboard Menu
• Converter stall test

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Dashboard Menu
• ADES

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Dashboard Menu
• Cab door open, door interlock, DOBA

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Dashboard Menu
• Cab door interlock override

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Dashboard Menu
• Gear indicator

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Dashboard Menu
Bottom status bar of the Dashboard

menu contains fields that can be
pressed. If the number of faults are
more than viewable in the field, they
appear in a list when touching the
status bar.

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Warning/alarm symbols
Image Description Image Description
Gear indicator Diesel engine coolant temperature high
• White - Information • Amber – Warning
Transmission oil pressure low <11 bar • Red – Alarm
• Red – Alarm Clogged air filter, diesel engine
Transmission oil temperature high >120°C • Amber – Warning
• Red – Alarm Engine, wait to start
Parking brake activated Amber – Warning
• Red – Alarm Engine, stop
Hydraulic oil level low • Red – Alarm
• Red – Alarm
Low fuel level. The icon is activated when
Hydraulic oil temperature high >90°C the fuel level is <20%
• Red – Alarm • Amber – Warning
Fault in brake system <104 bar Battery potential low
• Amber – Warning • Amber – Warning
Fault in brake system <96 bar Grease level low
Steering pressure low <4.0 bar No time zone selected
Engine failure. Unknown error from ECM. PLC CAN failure
• Amber – Warning • Red – Alarm
Low coolant level
• Amber – Warning
• Red – Alarm
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Warning/alarm symbols
Image Description
Emergency stop. The symbol lights up red when
any of the emergency stops has been activated.
The diesel engine is switched off automatically.
• Red - Alarm
Fire suppression off
• Red - Alarm
Service interval 250 hours
Converter stall test
• White – Information
Box up
• White – Information
Cab door open
Cab door interlock override

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User Levels
OP SE AC ACP DEV
Converter stall test Service interval reset Red and green lights,
AC IFM PLC
steady/directional
Fire suppression reset Joystick settings
Main power switch alarm
Start-up alarm
Horn in joystick
Tractive effort test
Block 3 and 4
Block 4
Certiq
Camera
Logs
NBA
Teletram
ADES
Service interval
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Adaptive Delayed Engine Shutdown
ADES (Adaptive Delayed Engine Shutdown) is a

delayed shutdown function for the engine to protect
and increase the life time of the turbo.
ADES is activated automatically when the machine is in

following mode:
• The parking brake is applied.
• No throttle pedal.
• The engine start and stop button is pressed.
The system calculates the needed engine cooling time
due to the historical engine load, up to 3 minutes.
The ADES-symbol will flashes in the display. To
override this press the engine override button twice.
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Exhaust brake
The exhaust brake is a three-position switch: off,

low, and high.
Off = 0%
Low = 50%
High =100%
The switch light illuminates when the function is

active. The system is also equipped with a speed-
sensing switch that automatically activates the
Jake brake upon engine overspeed.

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Fault finding and troubleshooting – Service toolbox
• Service toolbox 9106 2241 80 for CAN (CANopen)

– Contains all necessary tools for conducting fault finding and troubleshooting on the CAN network
– Multimeter, CAN tester, I/O tester, test cables and more…
A CAN tester Main- and CAN power, traffic, cable test…

B Resolve tester Only for TME products
C Multimeter Standard multimeter
D Encoder tester Only for TME products
E Test cables For breaking in to existing CAN cables etc…
F I/O tester For testing I/O modules (M12 tester)
G Test box Only for TME products
H Connectors End plugs, address plugs, connectors…

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Fault finding and troubleshooting – CAN Tester
• Main power to I/O modules from batteries (+24V)

• CAN power distribution (+21V)
• CAN traffic (CAN High and CAN Low) activity
• Cable resistance test (CAN line resistance)

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Fault finding and troubleshooting – Multimeter
• Fluke multimeter
• For measuring alternating (AC) and direct (DC) current
• Resistance and diode measuring capabilities
• Use together with CAN tester to read data from CAN tester

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Fault finding and troubleshooting – Test cable
• Use test cables to break in to existing CAN cables

• Do not use as replacement cables on the machine
• M12 connectors in both ends
• Comes in various lengths

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System knowledge and troubleshooting

Mining and Rock Excavation Services

FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Confidential | © 2018 by Epiroc. All rights reserved. 4

Confidential | © 2018 by Epiroc. All rights reserved. 5

Why did Bosch invent CAN?

Overview of a conventional dedicated wiring system without CAN

Confidential | © 2018 by Epiroc. All rights reserved. 6

What are the benefits with CAN?

Overview of a Controller Area Network (CAN) wiring system

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Where is CAN used today?

What is digital communication? IF pin 1 has power

User presses button to Computer receives a

The display requests to find out

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CAN High (2.6V)

CAN Low (2.4V)

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External power from batteries

24 Volt main power from battery

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How to know the difference

M12 round male connector

9106 1324 38 1-9106 1324 91

End plug (120 Ohm) Address plugs

Address- and end plugs colors may vary

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Normal state when:

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General rules for CAN cable routing

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D604 Checkfire display

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D501 Display module

Pin 1 +24V Not used Not used Not used Vbus +

Pin 7 N/A N/A N/A N/A Not used Not used

Pin 8 N/A N/A N/A N/A Not used Not used

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Status Green Display is working properly

Ethernet status LED

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• For complex control functions in vehicles and mobile machines

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Yellow 2 Hz Debug run Red On - Off Hardware error (Fatal error+)

Red 10 Hz Error application (Serious error)

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Order code 021440-B

Operating temperature -30 to +65°C