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IQAN-G11, IQANconnect & IQANsync ready for production

Johan Lidén (Product manager) 9 years ago in Gateways / G11/G12 updated 9 years ago 0

IQAN-G11 is now available to order. In combination with the IQANsync app and IQANconnect service this offers a very cost efficient remote diagnostic solution.

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Detailed IQAN-G11 information available at: http://ph.parker.com/us/17616/en/iqan-g11-bluetooth-adapter

IQANsync app available for both iOS and android. Links to apps from http://www.iqan.se/store/ click on IQANsync

IQANconnect connections can be purchased from http://www.iqan.se/store/ click on IQANconnect.


User manual for IQANsync / IQANconnect:

User Manual IQANsync and IQAN-G11 HY33-8416-UM_UK.pdf

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Speaker

Metalfor 10 years ago in Master modules / MD4 updated by Amine 3 years ago 1
Hello. I've found in MD4 displays that the only way to handle sound is with one low side digital output for buzzers. The displays have very good screen definitions, excellent images design tools but need internal speaker to give to end users an auditory experience according to the others senses involved when use Parker's displays. I suppose that the only negative point is the IP degree of display will decrease. Bet regards. Diego.
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LSL with full Latching/Detent

Barth Hollanddrain 10 years ago updated by Johan Lidén (Product manager) 10 years ago 1

Is there any development in an (for example) LSL jostick with full detend/latching

So that the joystick stays in position.


We've had a couple occasions where this would be a great solution.

Answer

The IQAN-LSL joystick is available with different detent options, both mechanical and electromagnetic options with different characteristics like detent postions and spring forces. You can read more about them in the datasheet and instruction book.

Datasheet:

http://www.parker.com/Literature/Electronic%20Controls%20Division/Literature%20files/IQAN-LSL_catalog_HY33-8302-UK.pdf


Instruction book

http://www.parker.com/Literature/Electronic%20Controls%20Division/Literature%20files/iqan-lsl_uk_instructionbook.pdf

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module identification

theo mastenbroek 2 months ago 0

Marking MC/XC modules

is it possible to mark the modules with the type on the connector side.

if the module is mounted its not possible to see wich one it is

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MC4x-M24 serial production

Gustav Widén (System support) 3 months ago in Master modules / MC4x updated 3 months ago 5

The new -M24 versions are now in serial production:

Upgraded Product

New part number

IQAN-MC41-M24

20085211

IQAN-MC42-M24

20085212

IQAN-MC43-M24

20085213

IQAN-MC41FS-M24

20085221

IQAN-MC42FS-M24

20085222

IQAN-MC43FS-M24

20085223

IQAN-XC41-M24

20085231

IQAN-XC42-M24

20085232

IQAN-XC43-M24

20085233


See updated catalogs:

IQAN-MC4x_brochure_HY33-8413-UK.pdf

IQAN-XC4x_brochure_MSG17-8417-UK.pdf


Requires IQANdesign version 7.03, see Version 7.03 released / Software / IQAN

Answer

Good question!


The -M24 versions will be the ones that will remain.

The classic versions will, due to age of some components, be discontinued within a couple of years.

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Under review

LC5 intermittent fast blink no contact error in MC43 system

Rhys Nicholls 4 months ago in Levers / LC5 updated by Gustav Widén (System support) 3 weeks ago 4

Hello,

We are experiencing faults across multiple machines with LC5 levers.

The fault presents intermittently as a no contact error, and requires a power cycle to resolve.

The LC5 status light shows a fast blink pattern of 2 yellow, 15 red, then approx 30s of high frequency red blinks. See attached videos (split into 2 parts due to size restrictions). 

The MC43 in the system shows an R3:1 no contact error blink sequence. Please note that the LC5 is connected to our MC43 via an expansion bus connected with CAN-A. Our application cycle time is 20 ms.

The bus CAN-A contains 3 other devices. When the fault occurs, the other devices on CAN-A continue to transmit/receive CAN messages.

So far we have tried:

1. Checking canbus termination: 56 ohms

2. Increasing the polling cycle time from default to 80 ms. 

3. Checking CAN bus utilization. Busload after the of the fault was measured at

approx 36%.

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We have also tried to replicate the fault by manually disconnecting power/can from the LC5, with no success.

Can anyone provide more information on the causes and possible solutions for this error?

lc5-fast-blink-SN-421040085-2of2.mp4
lc5-fast-blink-SN-421040085-1of2.mp4

Thanks in advance for any assistance.


Rhys Nicholls

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Completed

MD5 Electrical Diagram

Tim Reen 8 months ago in Master modules / MD5 updated by Torbjörn Andreasson (Product manager) 8 months ago 2

The electrical diagrams for the MD5 that are published on the Parker website have an error, the +batt and -batt are reversed on those drawings. The MD5 instruction book is correct.

Answer

Thanks for noticing.

The update that we made hadn't got uploaded.

I'll see that it'll be updated instantly.


/Torbjörn

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MC4x Evaluation board

Thomas Moberg (System support) 11 months ago updated 11 months ago 0

An MC4x evaluation board is now available to order, part number 20085169.

This board is meant to be used with all the MC4x units and will connect to C1.

It has all the I/O for C1 connector and can be used for testing everything on MC41 and MC42 and all I/O for C1 on MC43.

The kit includes the board and test cables.

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is it easy to convert from mc42fs to ms43fs

chuck streb 1 year ago in Master modules / MC4x updated 1 year ago 4

i need more output io

but it looks like a big tear up

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Driving Low Dither Frequency Valves with XC4x Current Outputs

Justin Wagner 1 year ago in Expansion modules / XC4x updated 1 year ago 2

Has anyone had any success controlling valves that specify a low dither frequency below 71Hz with the XC4x current outputs?

We have a machine that is using a HAWE valve that specifies a dither frequency of 40-70Hz with 55Hz recommended. It also gives a range of dither amplitude of 20%-50%. The minimum frequency of the Cout channels on the XC4x modules is 71Hz. I'm sure 1Hz is not going to make a big difference if we set the frequency to 71Hz, but just wanted to see if anyone has had any similar experience or other recommendations. Just trying to avoid any possible stiction/hysteresis/chattering issues.

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