Details for DDEntity "205 - SC Setpoint Turn On Time"

205 - SC Setpoint Turn On Time Request changes

Definition	The Section Control Turn On Time defines the overall time lapse between the moment the TC sends a turn on section command to the working set and the moment this section is physically turned on and the product is applied. The working set may support this DDE as an optional feature to provide the possibility to store the time settings direct on the device to make the settings available after a power cycle. Therefore this DDE needs always to be setable by the TC and shall not be used to change any working set system behavior. The DDI shall support the On Change trigger so that the TC is able to get informed when the value gets changed by the Working Set Master. The TC shall active this trigger when using the DDI.
Comment	The SC Turn On Time setting is used to compensate the average physical machine reaction time (Electrical & Mechanical) from the moment the Task Controller send the command and the Working Set applies the product. To find the right time setting for the used system combination of Task Controller and Working Set it could take awhile and therefore it is a big benefit to store the setting on the working set to make them again available after a power cycle. For working sets supporting Section Control it is recommended to add SC Turn On Time to its device description and make it setable. In case where the device description contains also Physical Setpoint Time Latency or Physical Actual Time Latency the TC Turn On Time will always supercede it. See also attachment and DDI 206, 656 and 657.

Definition

The Section Control Turn On Time defines the overall time lapse between the moment the TC sends a turn on section command to the working set and the moment this section is physically turned on and the product is applied. The working set may support this DDE as an optional feature to provide the possibility to store the time settings direct on the device to make the settings available after a power cycle. Therefore this DDE needs always to be setable by the TC and shall not be used to change any working set system behavior. The DDI shall support the On Change trigger so that the TC is able to get informed when the value gets changed by the Working Set Master. The TC shall active this trigger when using the DDI.

Comment

The SC Turn On Time setting is used to compensate the average physical machine reaction time (Electrical & Mechanical) from the moment the Task Controller send the command and the Working Set applies the product. To find the right time setting for the used system combination of Task Controller and Working Set it could take awhile and therefore it is a big benefit to store the setting on the working set to make them again available after a power cycle. For working sets supporting Section Control it is recommended to add SC Turn On Time to its device description and make it setable. In case where the device description contains also Physical Setpoint Time Latency or Physical Actual Time Latency the TC Turn On Time will always supercede it. See also attachment and DDI 206, 656 and 657.

Typically used by Device Class(es)	0 - Non-specific system 4 - Planters /Seeders 5 - Fertilizer 6 - Sprayers

Unit Symbol	ms -
Bit Resolution	1
SAE SPN
CANBus Range	-2147483648 to 2147483647
Display Range	-2147483648 to 2147483647
Submit Date	2011-03-09
Submit By	Matthias Meyer
Submit Company	John Deere
Revision Number	2
Current Status	Published
Status Date	2022-01-10
Status Comments	Renamed from SC Tirn On Time to SC Setpoint Turn On Tim and added attachment

Attachments

ISO11783-11-DDI-205-SC Actual Turn On-Off Time-v1.pdf
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Status History

2022-01-10: Published Renamed from SC Tirn On Time to SC Setpoint Turn On Tim and added attachment

2021-10-14: New Request Submitted

2011-03-16: Request Pending

2011-03-27: Request Pending

2011-03-28: ISO-Approved

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