Electrical Appendix Rev
Electrical Appendix Rev
Electrical Appendix Rev
Electrical appendix
(Icon number 6 on the play list – Page 2) (Icon number 6 on the play list – Page 2)
Park brake Clogged air filter
• Engage automatically if ignition is switched off. • Lamp state is controlled from pressure switch on pipe
• If switch is in released position when turning on between filter and turbo.
ignition, the driver will need to flip the switch on-off • Normal voltage = 24-28V
to release park brake. • Alarm voltage < 4V
• Lamp will turn on/off: 10/50bar
• If pressure sensor (PB OUT) fails, the lamp will reflect
switch position. (Icon number 11 on the play list – Page 2)
Lubrication system
• PREMINARY!!
(Icon number 2 on the play list – Page 2) • If CanBus connection is lost nothing happens.
Low engine oil pressure • If Groeneveld reports "Lubrication reservoir level" then
• Lamp state is controlled from Scania CanBus message. lamp will be amber.
• If Groeneveld reports "Pump disabled" then lamp will be
red.
• Vehicle speed limited to 7km/h if lamp is amber or red.
(Icon number 3 on the play list – Page 2)
Low coolant level
• Lamp state is controlled from float switch in (Icon number 12 on the play list – Page 2)
expansion tank. Charge lamp
• Normal voltage = 12-14V • Lamp state is controlled from Scania canbus
• Alarm voltage < 4V message. Scania ECU is monitoring the alternator.
Green float: Body down (proxy switch contact) and A Amber lock: Body down (proxy switch contact), and A
pressure( body lift) < 7.5bar and engine running. pressure( body lift) > 11.5bar and engine running.
The float solenoid valve is open to tank in this state. Body down (proxy switch contact) and engine
stopped.
Amber body up: Body up (proxy switch open). Red: WB2 communication is missing.
• Then the body is lifted (proxy switch open) then vehicle speed is limited to 10km/h. If the WB2 CanBus communication or the sensor is failing
the vehicle speed is also limited to 10km/h.
• An over center safety function is implemented. This function monitors the A( up) and B(down) pressures and limits the tip up speed. The
function will start limiting the real lift pressure is < 15bar.
• Tipping down with load will limit the down speed of the body. This function will start limit at 70bar on A pressure. Full limit is at 150bar.
• If pressure sensor A or B is faulty/missing the tip speed will be limited both up and down.
• Accumulator charge is activated during tip up at full speed (550/600mA).
• For a soft landing of the body the float is activated during tip down when the proxy switch is closing.
• The button on the joystick is used to active engine control during tipping.
• The Transmission and gear selector must be in neutral state to activate this function.
• The engine speed range is as follows:
Tip up: 450mA=720rpm 620mA=1800rpm
Tip down: 450mA=720rpm 620mA=1300rpm
It is possible to override both the over center and the soft down function by holding the override button on the panel while using the joystick.
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Functions and parameters
When the body is lifted the tip up drive is limited to 400mA during the measurement phase.
The measure time will last for minimum 0.6sec after the highest pressure is detected.
The pressure is calculated from both A and B pressures (tilt up and down).
The load is registered and counted in the VCU2 if the weighing value is >= 3.0t.
The next registration is not possible before the vehicle has traveled > 50m or after a timeout of 3 minutes.
The center differential lock is controlled via the CanBus to the ZF TCU.
The rear diff-lock (DA30 only) is controlled by the VCU2 using a solenoid valve in the hydraulic system.
The center and rear differential lock buttons on the panel are requests for diff-lock.
The differential lock are engaged only if conditions are in valid ranges.
If differential lock is released automatically due to protection the panel buttons
(requests) will also be forced off.
The center differential lock will automatically disengage if vehicle speed >20km/h.
The criteria for engaging the rear differential lock (DA30 only) is:
Vehicle speed <8km/h
Transmission input torque must be in range -500Nm to +1000Nm
Center differential lock must also be engaged.
The rear differential lock will automatically disengage if vehicle speed >12km/h or if center differential lock is released.
The front differential is a limited slip locking type.
On the DA40 the rear differential is a limited slip locking type.
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Functions and parameters Cooling Fan Control
The VCU2 is controlling the cooling fan using various temperature parameters. The hydraulic part consists of two solenoids. One proportional for speed control, and
one valve for stopping the fan.
o Fan speed is defined as follows:
• 0% = fan stopped
• 1% = fan at minimum speed (approx. 270rpm). Solenoid drive = 800mA
• 100% = fan at maximum speed (approx. 1450rpm). Solenoid drive = 180mA
The temperatures parameters are as follows:
o Engine coolant temperature (measured on engine via canbus): o Transmission sump temperature (measured on transmission via canbus):
• >5°C = 0% • >5°C = 0%
• 5-82°C = 1% • 5-85°C = 1%
• 83-94°C = 1-100% • 86-100°C = 1-100%
• >94°C = 100% • >100°C = 100%
o Retarder temperature (measured on transmission via canbus): o Front WDB oil temperature (DA40 only, measured via VCU2):
• >10°C = 0% • >10°C = 0%
• 10-94°C = 1% • 10-74°C = 1%
• 95-112°C = 1-100% • 75-115°C = 1-100%
• >112°C = 100% • >115°C = 100%
Charge air compensated temperature (measured on engine via canbus and in front of cooling pack):
The fan is controlled to maintain a maximum 25°C rise in charge air temperature in respect to the ambient temperature.
The reference ambient temperature is measured in the front of the cooling package.
If the ambient temperature is < 25°C the reference is set to 25°C.
If the ambient temperature is > 55°C the reference is set to 55°C.
This is only a function and it doesn’t have any light warning or alarm.
The quick warm-up function is using the ZF retarder to add heat into transmission oil and engine coolant water.
NOTE! The ZF software may need an upgrade to accept this feature.
The quick warm-up is automatically activated when the following conditions are met:
• Engine speed = 400..900rpm
• Engine coolant temperature < 60/70°C
• Charge air temperature < 15°C
• Accelerator pedal = IDLE
• Park brake = ENGAGED
• Transmission and gear selector = NEUTRAL
• No clutch calibration running
• First accumulator charge after startup is finished
When all these criteria are met for at least 30 seconds the quick warm-up will engage. If any of the above criteria is violated the quick
warm-up will immediately be disabled.
When the quick warm-up is active the engine coolant temperature will act as a hysteresis to enable/disable the function keeping the
coolant temperature between 60 to 70°C.
(A practical test starting at 0°C the coolant temperature reached 70°C in approx. 8 minutes)
Fuel Heater
The fuel heater is enabled with a button on the switch panel.
The fuel heater is located inside the diesel filter on the engine. The heater also has an
integrated thermostat that will switch off at approx. 25°C to not overheat the diesel fluid.
Sensor 1
Sensor 1
Engine / TM external
A/C System
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