DMC PSE445TM01 User manual

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Pro Controller Manual
This user manual details the features of the complete Pro Controller range:
1. Pro-AC range 24-120V, 125-650A
2. Pro-SEM range 24-120V, 125-650A
3. Pro-PM4 range 24-120V, 125-650A
4. Pro-Series range 24-120V, 125-650A
5. Pro-Pump range 24-120V, 125-650A
6. Pro-BPM range 24-120V, 125-650A T.B.A.
Modification History:
Revision Issue Date Author Changes
1.04.00 27-08-2003 R.P. Dual Motor proportional added
1.05.00 10-10-2003 R.P. Updates: Series traction & pump + general updates
1.06.00 30-01-2004 R.P. Several updates & fixes
2.00.00 23-06-2004 R.P. Support for the updated hardware and fixes + I-max increased
2.01.00 15-07-2004 R.P. Plugging setting added in motor setup PSR (series)
2.02.00 01-12-2004 R.P. Dual Pump Controller added & Improved regen adjustments (series)
2.03.00 04-02-2005 R.P. Safety improvements. SR field weakening & Speed indication.
3.01.00 19-08-2005 R.P. Modified CAN communications for display and calibrator & bugfixes

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CONTENTS
1DMC PHILOSOPHY – INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 3
2PRO CONTROLLER VARIANTS ................................................................................................................ 4
3CONTROLLER FEATURES......................................................................................................................... 5
4TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................. 6
4.1 ELECTRICAL ............................................................................................................................................... 6
4.2 ENVIRONMENTAL ....................................................................................................................................... 6
4.3 MECHANICAL ............................................................................................................................................. 6
5CALIBRATOR AND ADJUSTMENTS ........................................................................................................ 7
5.1 THE CALIBRATOR....................................................................................................................................... 7
5.2 CALIBRATOR MAP....................................................................................................................................... 7
5.3 TRACTION CONTROLLER:“1 ADJUSTMENTS”............................................................................................. 8
5.4 PUMP CONTROLLER:“1 ADJUSTMENTS”..................................................................................................... 9
5.5 STATUS MENU FOR ALL CONTROLLERS:“2 STATUS”................................................................................. 10
5.6 SETUP MENU FOR ALL CONTROLLERS:“3 CONTROLLER SETUP”.............................................................. 11
5.7 AC CONTROLLER:“4 MOTOR SETUP”...................................................................................................... 12
5.8 SEM CONTROLLER:“4 MOTOR SETUP”.................................................................................................... 13
5.9 SERIES CONTROLLER:“4 MOTOR SETUP”................................................................................................. 13
5.10 PM CONTROLLER:“4 MOTOR SETUP”...................................................................................................... 13
5.11 FAULT LOG............................................................................................................................................... 13
5.12 TEST MENU FOR ALL CONTROLLERS:“5 TEST”......................................................................................... 14
5.13 ABOUT MENU FOR ALL CONTROLLERS:“6 ABOUT”.................................................................................. 14
6DIAGNOSTICS ............................................................................................................................................. 15
7DASHBOARD DISPLAY ............................................................................................................................. 16
7.1 GENERAL INFORMATION........................................................................................................................... 16
7.2 DISPLAY SETUP MENU............................................................................................................................... 16
7.3 DISPLAY FEATURES SETUP ....................................................................................................................... 16
8INSTALLATION........................................................................................................................................... 17
9SAFETY.......................................................................................................................................................... 17
10 EMC GUIDELINES .................................................................................................................................. 18
11 GRAPHICS ................................................................................................................................................ 19
FIGURE 1ACCELERATOR CHARACTERISTICS.................................................................................................... 19
FIGURE 2THERMAL CUTBACK CHARACTERISTIC............................................................................................. 19
FIGURE 3LIGHT WIRING (ALL VARIANTS)........................................................................................................ 20
FIGURE 4POWER WIRING –AC ....................................................................................................................... 21
FIGURE 5POWER WIRING –SEM..................................................................................................................... 21
FIGURE 6POWER WIRING –PM4..................................................................................................................... 21
FIGURE 7POWER WIRING –SERIES.................................................................................................................. 22
FIGURE 8POWER WIRING -SERIES PUMP......................................................................................................... 22
FIGURE 9POWER WIRING -DUAL PUMP .......................................................................................................... 22
12 MECHANICAL DRAWINGS .................................................................................................................. 23

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1DMC PHILOSOPHY – INTRODUCTION
DMC (Digital Motor Control) GmbH, is a new company created by a dedicated team of individuals with many
years previous experience in the design, manufacture, sales and after market support of controllers predominately
utilised in the electric vehicle industry. DMC has invested in a purpose built state of the art production facility. The
Company has been formed with enthusiasm and professionalism to create and develop a unique new product range
in this particular "niche" industry where specialist knowledge and experience are essential for success.
Utilising revolutionary power heat sinking technology called IMS (Insulated Metal Substrate) a new generation of
highly efficient controllers for all popular motor types can now be offered from a single core design, in the 24V -
120V, 1KW - 24KW power range. Using 'flash memory' in the control electronics coupled with a unique design
architecture, all powers and motor types including AC, Separately Excited, Permanent Magnet and Series (BLDC
in future), can be accommodated within 3 standard power frames. Particular attention has been placed on
providing high-resolution control circuitry and software, to provide fully optimised, highly efficient motor control.
The principle advantage of IMS technology (which can be visualised as a metal PCB) is that cost effective SMD
Mosfet power devices can be mounted and soldered directly onto the IMS PCB, which provides immediate and
excellent 'integral' heat sinking. Consequently, reliability and efficiency are significantly enhanced due to the
power switching devices running cooler and therefore inherently more efficiently. This approach also leads to
significantly improved continuous power delivery (1 hour current rating), as a ratio to peak power, with the
controllers continuous rating normally being one of the most important aspects in determining the vehicles
performance.
By using an innovative patented technique, DMC has fully exploited IMS technology to realise a unique controller
design. The construction provides manufacturing simplicity and reliability by removing the need for any
interconnections and using a minimal number of mechanical and electronic components. This gives a totally robust
and environmentally sealed, space efficient controller.
An additional feature, a ground breaking concept which epitomises DMC’s innovative spirit, is the Directly
Integrated Current Control module. This module is at the heart of all DMC controllers and provides continuous,
real time control, of motor power delivery, whilst at the same time providing full, instantaneous hardware
protection, against any over current fault condition.
DMC’s AC controller utilises a powerful dedicated motor control microprocessor together with rapid look up table
based pre-calculations, to perform it’s Sequential Phase Control (SPC) strategy. SPC uses it’s Directly Integrated
Current Control technology to independently measure all 3 phase currents every PWM cycle to provide totally
balanced smooth and efficient vehicle control. SPC provides enhanced performance over standard slip control
especially with dynamic loads, offering improved cost effective performance in between that of slip and more
complex, costly flux vector systems.
A full range of associated accessories and support infrastructure completes the DMC service.
To conclude, in our specialised purpose built facility, a fusion of creative thinking, collective experience and latest
state of the art technology, has produced what we believe to be the most flexible and thermally advanced
controller range available in the market place to date.
David Miller - Technical Director
DMC GmbH

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2PRO CONTROLLER VARIANTS
PAC950TL01 Model number description
Use for motor type: AC= 3 phase AC Induction Motors
SE = Separately Exited Motors (SEM)
PM= Permanent Magnet Motors
SR=SeriesMotors
BP = Brushless Permanent Magnet (BPM)
1
st Digit voltage range: 3 = 24/36V 2nd and 3rd Digit I.max.: 10 = 100A
4 = 24/48V 12 = 125A
8 = 72/80V 17 = 175A
9 = 96/120V 20 = 200A
25 = 250A
1
st Suffix controller type: T = Traction 30 = 300A
P = Pump 35 = 350A
E = Electric Power Steer (EPS) 40 = 400A
D = Dual Pump 45 = 450A
50 = 500A
2
nd Suffix Controller size: L = Large 60 = 600A
M= Medium 65 = 650A
S = Small 70 = 700A
80 = 800A
3
rd and 4th Suffix Software Version
Model Power Configuration Unit size (L*W*H)
PAC950TL** 96-120V 500A AC Traction 320 x 200 x 56mm
PAC865TL** 72-80V 650A AC Traction 320 x 200 x 56mm
PAC835TM** 72-80V 350A AC Traction 225 x 200 x 56mm
PAC465TL** 24-48V 650A AC Traction 320 x 200 x 56mm
PAC445TM** 24-48V 450A AC Traction 225 x 200 x 56mm
PAC425TS** 24-48V 250A AC Traction 177 x 155 x 38mm
PAC950PL** 96-120V 500A AC Pump 320 x 200 x 56mm
PAC865PL** 72-80V 650A AC Pump 320 x 200 x 56mm
PAC835PM** 72-80V 350A AC Pump 225 x 200 x 56mm
PAC465PL** 24-48V 650A AC Pump 320 x 200 x 56mm
PAC445PM** 24-48V 450A AC Pump 225 x 200 x 56mm
PAC425PS** 24-48V 250A AC Pump 177 x 155 x 38mm
PSE865TL** 72-80V 650A SEM Traction 320 x 200 x 56mm
PSE835TM** 72-80V 350A SEM Traction 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSE445TM** 24-48V 450A SEM Traction 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSE425TS** 24-48V 250A SEM Traction 177 x 155 x 38mm
PSE465TL** 24-48V 650A SEM Traction 320 x 200 x 56mm
PPM835TM** 72-80V 350A PM Traction 225 x 200 x 56mm
PPM465TL** 24-48V 650A PM Traction 320 x 200 x 56mm
PPM445TM** 24-48V 450A PM Traction 225 x 200 x 56mm
PPM425TS** 24-48V 250A PM Traction 177 x 155 x 38mm
PSR865TL** 72-80V 650A Series Traction Regen and Plugging 320 x 200 x 56mm
PSR850TM** 72-80V 500A Series Traction Regen and Plugging 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSR465TM** 24-48V 650A Series Traction Regen and Plugging 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSR445TM** 24-48V 450A Series Traction Regen and Plugging 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSR425TS** 24-48V 250A Series Traction Regen and Plugging 177 x 155 x 38mm
PSR865PL** 72-80V 650A Series Pump 320 x 200 x 56mm
PSR865DL** 72-80V 650A+60A Series Dual Pump (Pump and Power steer) 320 x 200 x 56mm
PSR850PM** 72-80V 500A Series Pump 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSR465PM** 24-48V 650A Series Pump 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSR445PM** 24-48V 450A Series Pump 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSR445DM** 24-48V 450A+50A Series Dual Pump (Pump and Power steer) 225 x 200 x 56mm
PSR425PS** 24-48V 250A Series Pump 177 x 155 x 38mm
PPM425ES** 24-48V 250A PM Electric Power Steer (EPS) 177 x 155 x 38mm
PPM817ES** 72-80V 175A PM Electric Power Steer (EPS) 177 x 155 x 38mm

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3CONTROLLER FEATURES
Feature Large Medium Small
All
variants
All
variants
All
variants
Number of Digital switch inputs. 7 7 7
Number of Analogue inputs 3 3 3
Number of Contactor drive outputs (3 Amps) 3 3 2
Number of signal only (DMC external driver module needed) 2 2 3
24V - 96V Operation yes yes yes
Single PCB design, no internal connections yes yes yes
IMS PCB for superb thermal conduction yes yes yes
Heat sinked Power terminals yes yes yes
Full automatic assembly yes yes yes
Flash memory, easy software update yes yes yes
Environmental protection IP 55 (PCB varnished) yes yes yes
Microprocessor control yes yes yes
High frequency (Silent Operation) yes yes yes
Internal watchdog monitoring microprocessor operation yes yes yes
Arc less contactor switching and built in coil suppression yes yes yes
Low impedance, active low inputs switched to B-ve yes yes yes
Thermally compensated current limit yes yes yes
Selectable accelerator characteristics yes yes yes
Adjustable creep speed yes yes yes
Seat switch timer yes yes yes
Power steer timer yes yes yes
Electro brake timer yes yes yes
Belly switch operation yes yes yes
Regenerative and plug braking yes yes yes
Braking proportional to accelerator position yes yes yes
Braking in neutral yes yes yes
Braking with brake pedal yes yes yes
Under and Over-voltage protection yes yes yes
Accelerator wire off detect yes yes yes
Inching facilities yes yes yes
Short circuit and open circuit contactor detect yes yes yes
3 traction cutback speeds yes yes yes
6 Pump speeds with Additive, Priority & Compensation yes yes yes
Input to disable pump operation yes yes yes
Independent Power steer speed and compensation settings yes yes yes
Hardware and Software fail-safe systems yes yes yes
+ 12V output pin yes yes yes
Diagnostics with LED indication yes yes yes
Remote LED on SEM and PM4, optional on Series controllers yes yes yes
Adjustments made via a calibrator yes yes yes
CAN communications yes yes no
Hours count displaying Key & Pulsing hours on calibrator yes yes yes
BDI on Calibrator yes yes yes
Dashboard display connectable yes yes no
Easy to use ‘icons’ for display information yes yes no
Reset table Service and Fault logs yes yes yes
Setup menu on calibrator to enable various options yes yes yes

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4TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
4.1 Electrical
4.1.1 Voltage specifications:
Model Voltage Nominal battery voltage Absolute operating voltage range
PXX3xxXX 36V Units 24-36V 14.5 - 50.0V
PXX4xxXX 48V Units 24-48V 14.5 - 63.0V
PXX8xxXX 80V Units 72-80V 43.0 - 97.5V
PXX9xxXX 96V Units 96-120V 60.0 - xx.0V (tbd)
4.1.2 Current specifications:
Model Power Current
limit
(1 min)
Continuous current 1 hour rating. Unit
mounted on an sufficient heatsink, at 20°C
ambient.
PXX410XX 48V 100A 100A 45A
PXX412XX 48V 125A 125A 55A
PXX425XX 48V 250A 250A 80A
PXX445XX 48V 450A 450A 180A
PXX465XX 48V 650A 650A 260A
PXX835XX 80V 350A 350A 120A
PXX845XX 80V 450A 450A 160A
PXX850XX 80V 500A 500A 180A
PXX865XX 80V 650A 650A 240A
PXX950XX 96V 500A 500A 200A
Switching Frequency: SR, PM, SEM: 14.5 KHz Traction/Regen/Pump Drive and 8KHz Plug Braking.
AC, BPM: Controller frequentie is 8KHz, motor frequentie is 16KHz.
Electrical Isolation: Enclosure to any live part = 1KV. Controller internal insulation specified at >
10MΩ @500V DC. Dielectric strength 6000V.
Reverse Battery Polarity: Not protected.
I/O details: See light wiring diagram.
4.2 Environmental
Impact Protection (IP): The enclosure is protected to IP55 (varnished PCB)
Vibration: 6G, 40-200Hz for 1 hour, in x, y and z planes.
Operating Temperature: -30oC to +40oC ambient around controller.
Storage Temperature: -40oC to +70oC.
Humidity: 95% maximum, non-condensing.
Humidity Resistance: Varnished PCB stops water damaging the controller.
4.3 Mechanical
Details: See mechanical drawings.
Enclosure: Aluminium heat sink with ABS plastic cover.
Power connections: Vertical Copper studs.
Hexagonal: Recommended fixing torque 9.5Nm (Slot screws are recommended!)
Slot screw: Recommended, fixing torque 9.5Nm (Brass)
Bolt length: Max 16mm incl. washer and spring washer
Weight: Small: 1.2Kg; Medium: 4.1Kg; Large: 6.1Kg
•Always use a torque wrench when fixing the power terminals.
•Exceeding the maximum specified torque can cause serious damage to the
controller and warranty might be void.
•To long bolts damage the controller.

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5CALIBRATOR AND ADJUSTMENTS
5.1 The Calibrator
General
The DMC Calibrator is designed for Setting up the Pro-Series
controller range. It also has a build-in interface for controller and
calibrator software updates via RS232. This guarantees maximum
flexibility and no waste of hardware when only the software must be
updated.
Software updates
On the top-right-hand side a 3-way switch is used to select the
operating mode. For normal operation it must be in position 2. For
flashing new controller software it must be moved to position 1 and for
new calibrator software it must be moved to position 3.
To be able to update the software it is necessary to have a software
package installed and off course a copy of the new DMC software
release. For detailed information on updating software please contact
your DMC supplier.
CAN Node Setup
When connecting the Calibrator to a controller it will ‘scan’ the CAN
bus for all available Nodes, to enable calibration of all DMC controllers
on the same bus. All controllers are by factory default set to Node 0.
Therefore before using this feature, give all controllers on the bus a
unique Node number. To do this, the calibrator must be plugged in to
the controller you want to adjust the Node number on (menu item 3.17)
Adjustments
The calibrator is easy to use. The up and down buttons are used for
scrolling up and down. Selections can be made with the SEL-button.
The plus- and minus-buttons are used to increase or decrease the
parameters.
5.2 Calibrator map
•The calibrator remembers the cursor position in the submenus until key-off.
•When connecting more then 1 node to the CAN bus, the calibrator will react slightly
slower.

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5.3 Traction Controller: “1 Adjustments”
Cal
Ref
Parameter Calibrator
text
Controller
type
Min.
adjust
Max.
adjust
Step size
DMC
default
Actual
setting
1 Acceleration delay Accel All 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 2.0 S S
EPS 25 ms 1000 ms 25 ms 100 ms ms
2 Deceleration delay Decel All 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 0.3 S S
EPS 25 ms 1000 ms 25 ms 100 ms ms
3 Creep speed Creep AC 0 Hz 16 Hz 0.0625 Hz 0 Hz Hz
SR, SE, PM 0 % 25 % 1 % 0 % %
4 Maximum speed forward SpdMaxF AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR, SE, PM 0 % 100 % 1 % 100 % %
5 Maximum speed reverse SpdMaxR AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR, SE, PM 0 % 100 % 1 % 100 % %
6 Cutback speed 1 *Sp1/Inch AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR, SE, PM 0 % 100 % 1 % 100 % %
Inching speed *All 0 % 100 % 1 % 0 % %
Forward Threshold FwdTH EPS 0.0V 5.0V 0.1V 3.5V V
7 Cutback speed 2 *Sp2/Time AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR, SE, PM 0 % 100 % 1 % 100 % %
Inching time *All 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 2 S S
Reverse Threshold RevTH EPS 0.0V 5.0V 0.1V 1.5V V
8 Cutback speed 3 Sp3 AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR, SE, PM 0 % 100 % 1 % 100 % %
EPS 100 % 100 % 0 % 100 % %
9 Direction Regen Braking DBrake All 50 A Unit max. 10 A Unit max./2 A
EPS 5 A Unit max. 5 A 35 A A
10 Neutral Regen Braking *NBrake SR 0 A (off) Unit max. 10 A Unit max./4 A
AC, SE, PM 10A Unit max. 10 A Unit max./4 A
EPS 5 A Unit max. 5 A 35 A A
11 Footbrake Regen *FBrake All 0 A (off) Unit max. 10 A Unit max./4 A
12 Direction brake ramp time DBrkRamp AC, SE, PM 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 2 S S
Direction Plugging * Dplug SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 50 % %
Direction brake ramp time DBrkRamp EPS 25 ms 1000 ms 25 ms 100 ms ms
13 Direction brake-End delay DBrkEnd AC, SE, PM 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 0.3 S S
Neutral Plugging *NPlug SR 0 % (off) 100 % 1 % 25 % %
Direction brake-End delay DBrkEnd EPS 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 0.1 S S
14 Neutral brake ramp time NBrkRamp AC, SE, PM 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 3 S S
Footbrake Plugging FPlug SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 50 % %
Neutral brake ramp time NBrkRamp EPS 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 2.0 S S
15 Neutral brake-End delay NBrkEnde AC, SE, PM 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 0.7 S S
EPS 0.1 S 10 S 0.1 S 0.1 S S
16 Regen speed RegSpd AC, SE, PM 0 % 100 % 1 % 10 % %
Regen delay RegDly SR 0 mS (off) 400 mS 10 mS 150 mS mS
17 Max. Current MaxCurr All 10 A Unit max 10 A Unit max. A
EPS 5 A Unit max 5 A 5 A A
18 Battery Voltage BattV All 24 V Unit max. 2 V Unit max. V
19 Power steer delay PStrDly All 0 S 50 S 0.1 S 5 S S
EPS 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 3.0 S S
20 Electric brake EBrkDly All 0.0 S 50.0 S 0.1 S 0.5 S S
Current threshold CurrentTH EPS 5 A Unit max 5 A 30 A A
21 Accelerator minimum AccMin All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 3.3 V V
22 Accelerator maximum AccMax All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 0.2 V V
23 Aux minimum AuxMin All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 0.2 V V
24 Aux maximum AuxMax All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 4.8 V V
25 Motor temp. / Steerpot min. MotMin All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 0.2 V V
26 Motor temp. / Steerpot max. MotMax All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 4.8 V V
27 Vehicle max. Speed VmaxSpd All 0 Kph 100 Kph 1 Kph 12 Kph Kph
28 BDI reset level BDIreset All 0 V Bat. + 25% 0.1 V Cells*2.09V V
29 BDI empty level BDIempty All 0 V Bat. + 25% 0.1 V Cells*1.73V V
30 BDI warning level BDIwarn All 0 % 90 % 1.0 % 20% %
31 BDI cut out level BDIcut All 0 % 90 % 1.0 % 10% %
32 BDI speed limit BDIspeed All 0 % 100 % 1.0 % 100 % %
33 DM*² Acceleration (joystick) DMcut/Ac All 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 0.5 S S
DM*² Cutback (3 wheeler) All 0 % 100 % 1 % 10 % %
34 DM*² Deceleration (joystick) DMrev/De All 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 0.5 S S
DM*² Reverse (3 wheeler) All 0 % 100 % 1 % 70% %
35 DM*² Speed limit DMspeed All 0 % 100 % 1.0 % 100 % %
•Depending on controller type and configuration some settings will be not available (N/A).
•* Selectable multi function.
•*² DM= Dual motor

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5.4 Pump Controller: “1 Adjustments”
Cal
Ref
Parameter Calibrator
text
Controller
type
Min.
adjust
Max.
adjust
Step size
DMC
default
Actual
setting
1 Acceleration delay Accel All 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 2.0 S S
2 Deceleration delay Decel All 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 0.3 S S
3 Creep speed Creep AC 0 Hz 16 Hz 0.0625 Hz 0 Hz Hz
SR 0 % 25 % 1 % 0 % %
4 Speed 1 (Pot. Maximum) Potmax1 AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 0 % %
5 Speed 2 Pspeed2 AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 0 % %
6 Speed 3 Pspeed3 AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 0 % %
7 Speed 4 Pspeed4 AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 0 % %
8 Speed 5 Pspeed5 AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 0 % %
Power steer base speed Psteer5 Dual Pump 0 % 100 % 1 % 20 % %
9 Speed 6 (Power steer) Psteer6 AC 0 Hz 300 Hz 1.0 Hz 300 Hz Hz
SR 0 % 100 % 1 % 0 % %
Power steer max speed Dual Pump 0 % 100 % 1 % 60 % %
10 Compensation speed 1 *Pcomp 1 All 0 (off) 100 % 1 % 0 % %
11 Compensation speed 2 *Pcomp 2 All 0 (off) 100 % 1 % 0 % %
12 Compensation speed 3 *Pcomp 3 All 0 (off) 100 % 1 % 0 % %
13 Priority/additive speed 4 *Padd 4 All 0 (Priority) 1 (additive) 1 0
14 Priority/additive speed 5 *Padd 5 AC, SR 0 (Priority) 1 (additive) 1 0
15 Compensation speed 6 *Pcomp 6 AC, SR 0 (off) 100 % 1 % 0 % %
16 Accel./ deceleration Speed 6 Paccel 6 All 0.1 S 10.0 S 0.1 S 0.3 S S
17 Max. Current MaxCurr All 10 A Unit max 10 A Unit max. A
Main Pump Max. Current Dual Pump 10 A Unit max 10 A Unit max. A
18 Battery Voltage BattV All 24 V Unit max. 2 V Unit max. V
19 Power steer delay (speed 6) PStrDly All 0.1 S 50.0 S 0.1 S 10.0 S S
20 Electric brake delay EBrkDly All 0.1 S 50.0 S 0.1 S 10.0 S S
21 Accelerator minimum AccMin All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 3.3 V V
22 Accelerator maximum AccMax All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 0.2 V V
23 Aux minimum AuxMin All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 0.2 V V
24 Aux maximum AuxMax All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 4.8 V V
25 Motor temp. / Steer pot min. MotMin All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 0.2 V V
26 Motor temp. / Steer pot max. MotMax All 0 V 5.0 V 0.1 V 4.8 V V
27 N/A All
28 BDI reset level BDIreset All 1.90 V 2.20 V 0.01V 2.09 V V
29 BDI Empty level BDIempty All 1.50 V 1.90 V 0.01V 1.73 V V
30 BDI Warning level BDIwarn All 0 % 100 % 1 % 20 % %
31 BDI Cut-out level BDIcut All 0 % 100 % 1 % 10 % %
32 N/A n/a All
33 N/A n/a All
Sec. Pump Max. Current MaxCurr2 Dual Pump 0 A Unit max 1 A Unit max. A
34 N/A n/a All
Sec. Pump Pot. Max. Speed Pot2max Dual Pump 0 % 100 % 1 % 100 %
35 N/A n/a All
•The pump inhibit input does not disable power steer
•Depending on controller type and configuration some settings will be not available (N/A).
•* Selectable multi function.

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5.5 Status menu for all controllers: “2 Status”
The status menu shows various parameters from the controller which can be useful to help tune and optimise
vehicle performance.
Cal
Ref
Item Calibrator
text
Dir.
Polar.
Controller
type
Step
size
Service log info & Notes
1 Drive hours counter Drive All 0.1 Hrs shows key hours
2 Fault log (15F and above only) Fault All Last
fault shows key hours of the fault
3 Battery Discharge Indicator (BDI) BDI All 1 %
4 Vehicle Speed Vehicle All 1 Kph
5 Battery Voltage Battery All 0.5 V shows highest voltage
6 Controller Temperature Control+ +/- All 1 °Cmin & max temperatures
7 Motor Temperature Steer/M+ +/- All 1 %°Cmin & max temperatures
Steer position All 1 %
8 Accelerator demand Accel All 1 % shows sec. pump demand
9 Demand Demand +/- AC 1 Hz
Motor demand Demand +/- PM, SE,SR 1 %on Extra controller status info:
See next tabel “Status”
10 Demand Demand +/- AC 1 Hz
Motor %on Motor +/- PM, SE,SR 1 %on Controller limit indication:
See next tabel “Limit”
11 Motor Motor AC 0.1 Vrms bits 0-242 / %V 0-95
Motor armature voltage Motor SE 0.5 V
Motor voltage Pluglev PM, SR 0.5 V
12 Motor Current Motor + +/- All 10 A + = Drive current / - = Brake current
13 Motor Motor + +/- AC 1 Hz + = Forward / - = Reverse
Demand field DemFld + +/- SE 1 A
Plugging level Pluglev SR
Secondary pump demand SPDem Dual Pump 1 %on As 9
14 Rotor RPM Rotor +/- AC 1 Hz + = Forward / - = Reverse
Motor field %on MotFld - +/- SE 1 %on Speed RPM
Motor speed RPM Speed PM, SR RPM
Secondary pump motor %on SPMot Dual Pump 1 %on As 10
15 Slip Slip + +/- AC 10 RPM + = Drive slip / - = Brake slip
Motor field voltage MotFld SE 0.5 V
Secondary pump motor voltage SPMot Dual Pump 0.5 V
16 Slip max. SlipMax+ +/- AC 0.1 Hz + = Drive slip / - = Brake slip
Motor field current MotFld + +/- SE 1 A
Secondary pump motor current SPMot Dual Pump 1 A
17 Capacitor Voltage Cap All 0.5 V
18 M1 M1 AC, SE, PM 0.5 V Digital (0/1) or analog values (0-125V)
19 M2 M2 AC, SE, SR 0.5 V Digital (0/1) or analog values (0-125V)
20 M3 M3 AC, SE, PM 0.5 V Digital (0/1) or analog values (0-125V)
21-24 Debug (DMC internal use only) Dbug
Service and fault log reset All press + and – together to reset service log (only
possible when controller in neutral)
Status Description Limit Description for Traction limits Description Pump limits
Neut Neutral, no pulsing SM Speed max Fwd or Rev Pot max speed
Fdrv Forward drive S1 Speed 1 n/a
FdrL Forward drive left S2 Speed 2 Pump speed 2
FdrR Forward drive right S3 Speed 3 (or hand brake) Pump speed 3
Rdrv Reverse drive S4 n/a Pump speed 4
RdrL Reverse drive left S5 n/a Pump speed 5
RdrR Reverse drive right S6 n/a Pump speed 6
Dbrk Direction regen braking Si Inching Pump inhibit
Nbrk Neutral regen braking SB BDI speed limit n/a
Fbrk Foot brake regen SD Dual motor speed limit n/a
Dplg Direction plugging (series only) CL Current limit Current limit
Nplg Neutral plugging (series only) BL Brake current limit n/a
Fplg Foot brake plugging (series only) CT Controller temperature Controller temperature
Fxx Fault codes MT Motor temperature Motor temperature
DS (AC) Drive slip limit (AC) Slip limit
BS (AC) Brake slip limit n/a

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5.6 Setup menu for all Controllers: “3 Controller Setup”
Change these settings to select the required options and I/O.
Example:
Lin/Curv 4
This setting selects a curved accelerator characteristic.
Setting 0 selects a Linear accelerator characteristic.
Cal
Ref
Parameter Calibrator
text
Options
(defaults are in bold) Range Actual
setting
1 Accel. Characteristic Lin/Curv 0= Acc & Aux both Linear
1= Acc Curve1 & Aux linear
2= Acc Curve2 & Aux Linear
3= Acc Linear & Aux Curve1
4= Acc Curve1 & Aux Curve1
5= Acc Curve2 & Aux Curve1
6= Acc Linear & Aux Curve2
7= Acc Curve1 & Aux Curve2
8= Acc Curve2 & Aux Curve2
0 – 8
2 Control mode (Traction) Spd/Torq 0=Speed, 1=Torque 0 – 1
3 Brake level proportional Bpro/Off 0=Proportional, 1=Fixed 0 – 1
1=Fixed (For EPS controllers only) 1
P-Steer I/P (Pump spd 6) Sp6Lo/Hi 0=Active Low, 1=Active High 0 – 1
4 Anti roll off Arol/Off 0=Anti Roll Off, 1=Coast 0 – 1
Pump Inhibit I/P (Pump) HibLo/Hi 0=Active Low ,1=Active High 0 – 1
5 I/O Pin 5 and 6 *Spd/Inch 0=Speed 1+2 , 1=Inching Fwd/Rev 0 – 1
Pump Power up (Pump) NChk/Chk 0=No Check, 1= Chk sws at powerup 0 – 1
6 I/O Pin 7 Spd3/Hbk 0=Speed3, 1=Handbrake
(If handbrake selected, set the required max.
speed at Speed 3
0 – 1
Pot. & switch (Pump spd1) NoSw/Sw 0=No Pot. switch 1=Pot & switch 0 – 1
7 Power steer trigger PsF/FR/S 0=FS1, 1=Fwd/Rev, 2= Seat switch 0 – 2
8 Truck type select *Ride/Wlk 0=Ride-on, 1=Walkie 0 – 1
9 Display hours counter Key/Drv 0=Key ,1=Drive hours 0 – 1
10 Display fault indication Of/M/M&W 0=None, 1=Main faults,
2=Main & Warning faults 0 – 2
11 Display Status field Of/D/V/K 0=None, 1=Acc, 2=Motor V/RPM, 3=Speed
in Kph, 4=Steering 0 – 4
12 Display Name Initdisp 0=None, 1= DMC , 2= ? 0 – 255
13 Motor temp. sensor typ MTempTyp 0 – 255
14 Analog I/P select *Accel 8/9
0=Pin8 Accel Pot - Pin9 Aux Pot
1=Pin8 Aux Pot - Pin9 Accel Pot 0 – 1
Si/DL/DR See below table for explanation 0 – 4Single/Dual motor select*Aux AD i/p
Pin A8 or A9 Steer / motor AD i/p
Pin C4 Digital i/p
Pin A5 Digital i/p
Pin A6 FS1
required
0 Single motor Footbrake Motor temp. Speed 1 /Inch Fwd Speed 2 /Inch Rev Yes
1 Dual motor pot. Left Footbrake Steer pot. Speed 1 /Inch Fwd Speed 2 /Inch Rev Yes
2 Dual motor pot. Right Footbrake Steer pot. Speed 1 /Inch Fwd Speed 2 /Inch Rev Yes
3 Dual motor joystick left Joystick pot. Motor Temp. Steer switch left Steer switch right No
15
4 Dual motor joystick right Joystick pot. Motor Temp. Steer switch left Steer switch right No
16 I/O C3 driver select: Electric
brake / Field weakening /
Balance contactor
EB/FW/BC 0=Electric Brake, 1=Field Weakening,
2=Balance Contactor 0 – 2
17 CAN node number CAN node 0=node 0, 1=node 1, …….……15=node 15 0-15
•* Reset to make changes active. Recycle the key switch (Also indicated on calibrator ‘key’)
•Irrelevant options show n/a

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5.7 AC Controller: “4 Motor Setup”
The motor setup menu define the motor characteristics for the controller.
Only qualified engineers should change these settings.
Mistakes in the motor setup tables can cause serious accidents and/or defective controllers
and/or motors. For AC motors the motor manufacture should provide this information.
_____________________________________________________________________________
DO NOT CHANGE OFFSET & GAIN SETTINGS. THESE ARE FACTORY SETTINGS
Cal
Ref
Parameter Calibrator
text
Min. Max. Step size DMC
default
Actual
setting
1 Motor Temp. Cutback start TempStrt 1 151(disables) 1 151
2 Motor / Vehicle -speed ratio SpdRatio 1.0 999.9 0.1 1.0
3 Number of teeth * SpdTeeth 64 80 16
4 Number of motor poles * SpdPoles 4 6 2
5 Motor speed minimum SPDmin 0 Hz 300 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
6 Motor speed boost SPDboost 0 Hz 300 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
7 Motor speed base SPDbase 0 Hz 300 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
8 Motor speed max SPDmax 0 Hz 300 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
9 Minimum Voltage Vmin 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
10 Drive voltage minimum D Vmin 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
11 Drive voltage boost D Vboost 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
12 Drive voltage base D Vbase 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
13 N/A N/A
14 Drive slip minimum D Smin 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
15 Drive slip boost D Sboost 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
16 Drive slip base D Sbase 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
17 Drive slip max D Smax 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
18 Braking direction voltage minimum BDVmin 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
19 Braking direction voltage boost BDVboost 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
20 Braking direction voltage base BDVbase 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
21 N/A N/A
22 Braking direction slip minimum BDSmin 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
23 Braking direction slip boost BDSboost 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
24 Braking slip base B Sbase 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
25 Braking slip max B Smax 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
26 Braking neutral voltage minimum BNVmin 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
27 Braking neutral voltage boost BNVboost 0 Vrms 100 Vrms 0.1 Vrms Vrms
28 Braking neutral slip minimum BNSmin 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
29 Braking neutral slip boost BNSboost 0 Hz 15.93 Hz 0.0625 Hz Hz
30 Proportional gain Pgain 1 64 1 4 Num
31 N/A N/A
32 N/A N/A
33 Offset 1 (Factory setting) M1 OsetM1+ -10 +10 1 - XXXXXX
34 Offset 2 (Factory setting) M2 OsetM2+ -10 +10 1 - XXXXXX
35 Offset 3 (Factory setting) M3 OsetM3+ -10 +10 1 - XXXXXX
36 Gain 1 (Factory setting) M1 GainM1 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
37 Gain 2 (Factory setting) M2 GainM2 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
38 Gain 3 (Factory setting) M3 GainM3 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
•* Reset to make changes active. Recycle the key switch (Also indicated on calibrator ‘key’)
•Changes on parameter 5 up to 32 become active after selecting neutral

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5.8 SEM Controller: “4 Motor Setup”
Cal
Ref
Parameter Calibrator
text
Min. Max. Step size DMC
default
Actual
setting
1 Motor Temp. Cutback start TempStrt 1 151(disables) 1 151
2 Motor / Vehicle -speed ratio SpdRatio 1.0 999.9 0.1 1.0
3 Number of teeth * SpdTeeth 0 255 1 0
4 Armature current Min. ArmMin 10 A Unit max A 10 A A
5 Armature current Mid. ArmMid 10 A Unit max A 10 A A
6 Armature current Max. ArmMax 10 A Unit max A 10 A A
7 Field current Min. FldMin 2 A 10% max A 0.2 A A
8 Field current Mid. FldMed 2 A 10% max A 0.2 A A
9 Field current Max. FldMax 2 A 10% max A 0.2 A A
// Cal.Ref. 10 up to 32 are N/A n/a
33 Offset 1 (Factory setting) Rev Oset1R + -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
34 Offset 2 (Factory setting) Arm Oset2A + -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
35 Offset 3 (Factory setting) Fwd Oset3F + -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
36 Gain 1 (Factory setting) Rev Gain1R 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
37 Gain 2 (Factory setting) Arm Gain2A 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
38 Gain 3 (Factory setting) Fwd Gain3F 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
5.8.1 SEM Motor setup description
With the parameters 4 to 9 a map is created for the armature and field current relation.
5.9 Series Controller: “4 Motor Setup”
Cal
Ref
Parameter Calibrator
text
Min. Max. Step size DMC
default
Actual
setting
1 Motor Temp. Cutback start TempStrt 1 151(disables) 1 151
2 Motor / Vehicle -speed ratio SpdRatio 1.0 999.9 0.1 1.0
3 Number of teeth * SpdTeeth 0 255 1 0
4 Direction Plugging start level DPlugSta 0 % 100 % 1 % 71 %
5 Direction Plugging end level DPlugEnd 0 % 100 % 1 % 71 %
6 Neutral Plugging start level NPlugSta 0 % 100 % 1 % 71 %
7 Neutral Plugging end level NPlugEnd 0 % 100 % 1 % 71 %
8 Neutral Plug %on (at start) NPlug%on 1 % 50 % 1 % 15 %
9 Reverse plug. Compensation RPlugCmp 0 % 200 % 1 % 100 %
10 Regen start level RegenSta 10 A 100 A 5 A 50 A
11 Field weakening pull in FWeakin 0 A Unit max A 10 A
12 Field weakening drop out Fweakout 0 A Unit max A 10 A
// Cal.Ref. 13 up to 31 are N/A n/a
32 Regen step PWM RegStep 1 bit 10 bit 1 bit 3 bit
33 Offset 1 (Factory setting) n/a n/a -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
34 Offset 2 (Factory setting) Arm Oset2A -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
35 Offset 3 (Factory setting) n/a n/a -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
36 Gain 1 (Factory setting) n/a n/a 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
37 Gain 2 (Factory setting) Arm Gain2A 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
38 Gain 3 (Factory setting) n/a n/a 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
5.10 PM Controller: “4 Motor Setup”
Cal
Ref
Parameter Calibrator
text
Min. Max. Step size DMC
default
Actual
setting
1 Motor Temp. Cutback start TempStrt 1 151(disables) 1 151
2 Motor / Vehicle -speed ratio SpdRatio 1.0 999.9 0.1 1.0
3 Number of teeth * SpdTeeth 0 255 1 0
// Cal.Ref. 4 up to 32 are n/a n/a
33 Offset 1 (Factory setting) Rev Oset1R + -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
34 Offset 2 (Factory setting) n/a Oset2A + -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
35 Offset 3 (Factory setting) Fwd Oset3F + -10 bit +10 bit 1 bit - XXXXXX
36 Gain 1 (Factory setting) Rev Gain1R 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
37 Gain 2 (Factory setting) n/a Gain2A 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
38 Gain 3 (Factory setting) Fwd Gain3F 85 % 115 % 1 % - XXXXXX
5.11 Fault Log
The fault log remembers the last occurred fault and stores the key hours when the fault happened. To reset the
fault- and service log press the + and – button at the same time when the controller is in neutral. (See also the
status menu)

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5.12 Test menu for all controllers: “5 Test”
The test menu shows I/O information, useful for fault finding.
Cal
Ref
Pin
number
Displayed for standard
traction controllers
I/O Displayed for standard
pump controllers I/O Min.
Display
Max.
Display
1 Pin A1 Forward Input Pump Pot. switch 1 Input 0 1
2 Pin A2 Reverse Input Pump switch 2 Input 0 1
3 Pin A3 FS1 / Belly Input Pump switch 3 Input 0 1
4 Pin A4 Seat / Tiller Input Pump switch 4 Input 0 1
5 Pin A5 Speed1 / Inch Fwd / Steer Lft Input Pump switch 5 Input 0 1
6 Pin A6 Speed2 / Inch Rev / Steer Rgt Input Pump switch 6 Input 0 1
7 Pin A7 Speed3 / Handbrake Input Pump inhibit Input 0 1
8
Pin A8
or A9 Footbrake switch Input N/a 0 1
9 Pin A8
or A9 Accelerator pot. % Input Pump pot. % Input 0 % 100 %
10 Pin A8
or A9 Accelerator pot. Voltage Pump pot. Voltage 0 V 5.1 V
11 Pin A9
or A8 Aux. pot. % Input Aux. pot. % Input 0 % 100 %
12 Pin A9
or A8 Aux. pot. Voltage Aux. pot. Voltage 0 V 5.1 V
13 Pin C4 Motor temp./ Steer pot. % Input Aux. pot. % Input 0 % 100 %
14 Pin C4 Motor temp./ Steer pot. Voltage Aux. pot. Voltage 0 V 5.1 V
15 Pin A12 Line contactor Output Line contactor Output 0 1
Forward contactor (Series) Output
16 Pin A13 Electric brake Output Power steer contactor Output 0 1
Reverse contactor (Series) Output
17 Pin A14 Power steer contactor Output LED driver (*)(*²) Output 0 1
Regen contactor (Series) Output
18 Pin C1 Speed encoder Input Speed encoder Input 0 1
19 Pin C2 Direction encoder (AC) Input N/a 0 1
Red remote LED (*²) Output
Power steer (*²)(Series) Output
20 Pin C3 (Reserved for BPM) Input N/a 0 1
Electric brake (*²)(Series) Output
Field weakening (*²)(*³) Series Output
Balance contactor (*²)(*³) Series Output
21 N/A Red Led Output Red Led Output
22 N/A Green Led Output Green Led Output
23 N/A Contactor driver feedback Input Contactor driver feedback Input
24 N/A + 12V Input + 12V Input
5.13 About menu for all controllers: “6 About”
Cal
Ref
Information Field Example
1 Customer name Cust Standard
2 Application App Standard
3 Motor type Motor SEM
4 Controller type Type PSE865TL01
5 Hardware Voltage and current HW 80V 650A 65A
6 Software version SW 3.01.00 190805
•As with the adjustments, only relevant tests will be shown determined by configuration.
•(*) On controller models Pxx000TS and Pxx000PS (small) this is a digital output only.
•(*²) Use the optional driver module to amplify this signal if required.
•(*³) Activate in the setup menu (calibrator reference 3.16)

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6DIAGNOSTICS
Calibrator
Message
Display
message
Led Description Action needed if faulty
W a r n i n g F a u l t s
0 None
(lowest priority)
On
(*) Controller operational and OK No action required
1 Handbrake on
On Handbrake switch closed Release handbrake
3 Pump inhibit
3F Pump inhibit active Check switch input
4 Voltage getting high
4F Battery voltage getting to high (normally
during braking) Reduce braking levels or vehicle Speed
5 Motor hot
5F Thermal cutback, allow the motor to cool
down Use vehicle within it’s specifications
5 Motor brush ware
5F Motor brushes ware out. Replace the brushes
6 Controller hot
6F Thermal cutback, allow the controller to cool
down Check heat sinking and specifications
7 Adjustments out of
range
7F One or more adjustments are out of range
(see status 2.22 dbug2, for adjustment nr.) Check all adjustments, look for errors
8 Default settings
restored
8F Default settings restored Check adjustments for correct values
M a i n F a u l t s (Recycle to neutral)
9 Eeprom can not be
accessed
9F E-eprom not accessible Internal supply voltage below12 volt.
Call DMC if this problem occurs
10 2 Direction fault
10F Both forward and reverse selected. Recycle
both directions and FS1. Check direction switch and wiring.
11 Seat- or tiller switch
open
11F Seat- or tiller switch not closed or timed out
If faulty, check wiring or timer
12 Sequence fault
12F Forward / reverse or FS1 closed at key on.
(EPS: Steering wheel outside deadband) First key on, then close switches.
(EPS: Adjust)
13 Accelerator high at
first power up
13F Accelerator voltage > 50% at key on.
(EPS: Steering wheel outside deadband) Check controller settings and accelerator
mechanics. (EPS: Adjust)
14 Inching or belly fault
14F Forbidden input selected with inching
(FS1/Seat/Handbrake) or belly switch timeout Open switches / check wiring
15 Voltage to low
15F Battery voltage to low. Internal 12V supply
low. Check battery capacity / charge level /
controller voltage rating / settings
18 High sided Mosfet
short circuit
18F High sided Mosfet short circuit Check motor insulation, if OK replace
controller
19 Low sided Mosfet
short circuit (drive)
19F Low sided Mosfet short circuit in drive Check motor insulation, if OK replace
controller
20 Hardware over
current
20F Hardware over current circuit active Check adjustments and motor setup
H a r d F a u l t s (Recycle key-switch)
21 Contactor coil short
circuit
21F Contactor coil S/C or driver or wiring open
circuit Check contactor coils and wiring
22 Voltage to high
22F Battery voltage to high (normally during
braking) Reduce braking levels or vehicle Speed
23 Low sided Mosfet
short circuit (neutral)
23F Low sided Mosfet short circuit in neutral Check motor insulation and line
contactor, if OK replace controller
24 HWFS not working
24F Hardware failsafe can not disable hardware Check wiring / replace controller
25 Contactor fault
25F Contactor open- or short circuit Check all contactors for open- and short-
circuit
26 Current negative fault
26F Current measurement system stuck negative Call DMC
27 Low side Mosfet
short circuit
27F Low sided Mosfet short circuit before line
contactor closed Check motor insulation and line
contactor, if OK replace controller
28
Wire off detected 28F Wire off detected or potentiometer value out
of range Check wiring and potentiometer or set
the correct potentiometer settings

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7DASHBOARD DISPLAY
The DMC dashboard display is
specially designed to be as flexible as
possible to meet customer
requirements.
The display is CAN-Bus driven and
gets its information from the DMC
controllers and eventually from
auxiliary equipment.
In the future the membrane buttons will
allow selecting different performance
settings to be selected.
Faults are indicated with Icons.
The Icons can be modified and even the
customer’s brand name and logo can be
displayed to match the truck-identity.
7.1 General information
<1> Brand name window. When required DMC can fit the customers name and logo here during production.
<2> Membrane buttons. Used for setting functions as Service interval timer, Hours counter and the Customer
information field <6>.
<3> Battery Discharge Indicator. Indicates the battery discharge state set by CAN-Node 0.
<4> Fault indication fields. Indicates the status of the traction- and pump controllers and other CAN-Nodes.
A number is displayed in the Icons next to the T, P and C to indicated which controller has a problem.
When a fault is indicated it replaces the ‘OK’ below the CAN-Node indicator with a fault icon.
Via the calibrator it is possible to select what failure types are displayed or ignored.
<5> General indication field. Calibrator selectable indicators for speed, motor voltage, accelerator demand and
steering.
<6> Free 2x9 character field to show a text. The text can be edited with the display buttons.
<7> Hours counter. Here either Work or Key hours are displayed, selectable with the display buttons.
The hours counter value is stored in the display. The controllers have their own separate counter.
7.2 Display setup menu
To access the display setup menu, hold the select button for 3 seconds.
Features as the Service interval timer, Hours counter and the Customer information field can be adjusted and
optionally protected with a pin code.
Use the up and down arrows (↑↓)to choose the option, press SEL, then use the +and –butons to change the value.
7.3 Display Features Setup
Ref Parameter Submenu ref. Sub menu description Range & Action
1 Service timer 1. Svc interval Set the time interval for next service 0– 32767 Hr. (Warning starts
40Hrs before service needed)
2. Count hours Set to count work or key hours Work / Key Hrs.
3. Reset timer Resets the service interval timer To confirm press SEL
4. Svc time Indication of the actual counter value Indication only
2 Hours counter 1=Key, 2=Work Select to indicate work or key hours Select ↑↓ and confirm SEL
3 Information field 1. Adjust field Free 2x9 character field to show a
customised text.
4 Pincodes 1. Service timer Sets pincode for service timer acces
2. Information field Sets pincode for information field acces
↑↓ for position, +/ –change
value, SEL to return to menu
3. Reset all pincodes Reset all pincodes (Only with DMC mastercode)
5 About SW version & date Indication of the software version & date Indication only
6 Return to main screen - Select to return to the main menu Select ↑↓ and confirm (SEL)
1 2
3
4
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8INSTALLATION
The controller should be bolted down to a flat (0.2mm max. deviation) paint free surface that has been lightly
coated with a thermal transfer compound, such as GE G641 or Dow Corning heat sink compound, by the 4 fixing
holes provided. Care should be taken not to trap any wires, etc., under the controller. The mounting surface MUST
be a substantial metal section of the truck for the full controller ratings to be achieved.
Power connections should be made with flexible heat resisting cables of suitable cross-sectional area for the
current to be carried. These should be terminated in soldered or crimped lugs attached to controller and the
contactors. Note that bolts and washers are supplied for the connections on the controller. Be careful not to use to
long bolts, as they can damage the PCB. A battery-disconnect switch should be used (EC Directive).
The contactor mounting plane can affect performance, contactors should never be mounted with their terminal
studs vertically down. For further applications information on contactors, please consult DMC GmbH in Herten.
The controller may be supplied as a stand-alone unit or pre-wired onto a base-plate with contactors etc.
Control wiring connections should be made using 0.56mm² (AWG#20) or equivalent stranded wire. The correct
pressure release crimping tools MUST be used for long term connection reliability.
The main battery cable should be fused with a suitable air-break fuse. The key switch line must also be fused at a
level not exceeding 10 A when using the specified Ametek contactors.
The return wiring for the accelerators should be connected to the B- terminal on the controller to prevent large
currents altering accelerator signals.
Fixing torque for power connectors M8 terminals is 11NM, for M6 power connectors 9NM
9SAFETY
Electric vehicles can be dangerous. All testing, fault-finding and adjustment should be carried out by competent
personnel. The drive wheels should be off the floor and free to rotate during the following procedures. THE
VEHICLE MANUFACTURER'S MANUAL SHOULD BE CONSULTED BEFORE ANY OPERATION IS
ATTEMPTED.
THE BATTERY MUST BE DISCONNECTED BEFORE REPLACING OR ATTEMPTING ANY REPAIRS OF
THE CONTROLS.
Before working on the controls disconnect the battery and connect the B+ and B- controller terminals via a 10 ohm
25 watt resistor to discharge the internal capacitors.
Never connect the controller to a battery with its vent caps removed as an arc may occur due to the controller's
internal capacitance when it is first connected.
As blow-out magnets are fitted to contactors (except 24V) ensure that no magnetic particles can accumulate in the
contact gaps and cause malfunction. Ensure that contactors are wired with the correct polarity to their power
terminals as indicated by the + sign on the top moulding.
The Pro Controller must NOT be used with permanently-connected on-board chargers or damage to the system
may result. Using a change-over contactor as line contactor is a good solution to fit both the charger and the
controller in the truck.

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10 EMC GUIDELINES
The following guidelines are intended to help vehicle manufacturers to meet the requirements of the EC directive
89/336/EEC for Electromagnetic Compatibility.
Any high speed switch is capable of generating harmonics at frequencies that are many multiples of its basic
operating frequency. It is the objective of a good installation to contain or absorb the resultant emissions.
All wiring is capable of acting as a receiving or transmitting antenna. Wiring should be arranged to take maximum
advantage of the structural metal work inherent in most vehicles. Vehicle metalwork should be electrically linked
with conductive braids.
Power Cables
All cables should be routed within the vehicle framework and kept as low in the structure as is practical - a cable
run within a main chassis member is better screened from the environment than one routed through or adjacent to
an overhead guard. Power cables should be kept short to minimise emitting and receiving surfaces. Shielding by
the structure may not always be sufficient - cables run through metal shrouds may be required to contain
emissions.
Parallel runs of cables in common circuits can serve to cancel emissions - the battery positive and negative cables
following similar paths is an example.
Tie all cables into a fixed layout and do not deviate from the approved layout in production vehicles. A re-routed
battery cable could negate any approvals obtained.
Signal Cables
All wiring harnesses should be kept short. Wiring should be routed close to vehicle metalwork. All signal wires
should be kept clear of power cables or made from screened cable. Control wiring should be kept clear of power
cables when it carries analogue information - for example, accelerator wiring. Tie all wiring securely and ensure
wiring always follows the same layout.
Controller
Thermal and EMC (emissive) requirements tend to be in opposition. Additional insulation between the controller
assembly and the vehicle frame work reduce capacitive coupling and hence emissions but tend to reduce thermal
ratings. A working balance needs to be established by experiment. The complete installation should be
documented, in detail, and faithfully reproduced on all production vehicles. When making changes, consider their
effect on compliance ahead of any consideration of cost reduction or other “improvement”.

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11 GRAPHICS
Figure 1 Accelerator Characteristics
Figure 2 Thermal Cutback Characteristic

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Figure 3 Light Wiring (all variants)
Connector A - Vehicle Interface - 16 Way (Molex SMD Micro Fit 3.0 Series)
Pin
No. Traction
Function
Pump
Function
Notes
Controllers typical
internal circuit.
1 Fwd Sw. i/p P.Pot Sw.1 Active Low,
2 Rev Sw. i/p Pump Sw.2 low impedance
3 FS1 / Belly Sw. i/p Pump Sw.3 digital i/p’s.
4 Seat / Tiller Sw. i/p Pump Sw.4 0V = active,
5 Spd1 / Inch Fwd / Str left Pump Sw.5
DP: Pwr St Sw.5 n/c = inactive.
6 Spd2 / Inch Rev / Str right Pwr Steer trigger
DP: Pwr St Sw.6 Max V range -
7 Speed 3 / Handbrk Sw. i/p Pump Inhibit 0 – 127V.
8 Accelerator Pot. AD i/p Acc. i/p
DP: Main Pum
p
3,5-0V (0-5V max)
9 F.Brake Pot/Sw AD i/p /or Joystick Acc. i/p
DP: Sec. Pum
p
0-5V
10 Key Sw i/p As Traction Max 0 - 127V.
11 Cont. Coil supply o/p As Traction
12 SE,AC,PM: Line Contactor
SR: Forward Contacto
r
Line Contactor 3A Contactor
13 SE,AC,PM: Electric Brake Cont.
SR: Reverse Contacto
r
Powersteer
Contacto
r
Drivers. Protected
*14 SE,AC,PM: Power steer Contactor
SR: Re
g
en contacto
r
Remote LED & suppressed.
15 +12V o/p As Traction Max 20mA.
16 Supply for 5K pot (3 wire) As Traction
Connector B - Communications - 10 Way (Molex SMD Micro Fit 3.0 Series)
Pin
No
Traction
Function
Pump
Function
Notes
Controllers typical
internal circuit.
1 RXD As Traction TTL level RS232
2 TXD As Traction TTL level RS232
3 +12V Flash Prog. i/p As Traction Select & program
4 Monitor i/o line. As Traction Flash memory.
5 CAN L As Traction
6 CAN H As Traction CAN Communications
7 +12V o/p As Traction Max 20mA.
8 0V o/p As Traction
Connector C – Motor Feedback - 6 Way (Molex SMD Micro Fit 3.0 Series)
Pin
No
Traction
Function
Pump
Function
Notes
Controllers typical
internal circuit.
1 Speed encoder i/p Speed encoder i/p For all Controllers
2 AC: Direction encoder i/p
SE,PM: Remote LED
SR: Power steer contactor n/a AC Motor
SEM & PM4
Series
3 BPM: sensor 3 i/p
SR: Electric Brake, Field
Weakening or Balance con n/a
4 Motor Temperature pot.
or dual motor pot.
or EPS steering pot. As Traction As AD i/p (pin 9)
5 +12V o/p As Traction Max 20mA. As +12V o/p (pin 15)
6 0V o/p As Traction
•For pump controllers pump switch 6 and pump inhibit are standard active low. Via the
setup menu it is possible to change to active high.
•All inputs are Normally Open (NO). Only the speed inputs are Normally Closed (NC)
•*Driver 3 is not available on ´small´ controllers, use the DMC driver module instead.
4K7
470R
470pF uP TXD/
RXD
+5VClip
0V (digital)
p
in
Vcc
3
TX 1
RS
8
RX 4
Re
f
5
CANH
7CANL
6
Vss
2
PCA82C250T
1K
100
R
p
in
p
in
+5V
0V
22nF
1K
pin
Clip
0V (digital)
uP i/p
5K
5K
B+ ve
B- ve
(0V)
Connect to other CAN
Node’s if required
(Maximum of 16
Node’s
)
100nF
10K
RS1G 4K7
uP i/p
+5V
0V (digital)
Pin
1-7
100nF
2K2 10K +
1uF
330pF uP i/p
+5V Clip
0V (analogue)
Pin
8
5k6
+12V
10R
100nF
0V (supply)
Pin
15
Pin
16
100nF
100K
10K +
1uF
330pF uP i/p
Clip
0V (analogue)
Pin
9
4
Connector
A, pin 11
2
5
(OPTIONAL)
3
1
Driver
Module
24-80V
Contactor
coil
6
B-
N/C
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