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General| Brand | Sevcon |
|---|---|
| Model | Dragon8 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
General information about the manual's scope, copyright, and related documents.
Explains the use of warnings, cautions, and notes for safety and important information.
Details on product identification, technical support contacts, and warranty information.
General introduction to the Dragon8 controller and its purpose.
Lists key features, capabilities, and how the controller operates.
Describes controller interfaces, communication protocols, and operational modes.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable mounting location, orientation, and clearances.
Required equipment, thermal grease application, cooling, and EMC guidelines.
Detailed instructions for signal and power cable wiring, including CANbus.
How to mount and select fuses for onboard protection and integrated circuits.
Details on control and DC Link input voltages, motor output protection.
Specifies output current ratings, CAN protocol, and supported baud rates.
Lists control I/O, isolation ratings, and regulatory compliance standards.
Covers operating environment, shock, vibration, weight, and dimensions.
Describes components like contactors, fuses, and digital outputs.
Details different motor sensor types (encoders, resolvers) and their configuration.
Procedures and safety considerations for discharging the controller's capacitors.
Setup for throttle, driveability, steering, and brake control features.
Overview of configuration process using the DVT tool and its functionalities.
Details on CANopen network setup, EDS, DCF files, and object dictionary usage.
Explains H-Protocol, I-Protocol, J1939 compatibility, and communication protocols.
Configuration of driveability profiles, throttle inputs, and vehicle performance settings.
Accessing motor data, input states, and device data via H-protocol and I-protocol.
How to use logging, event counters, and operational monitoring for diagnostics.
Procedures for identifying, listing, and handling controller faults and warnings.
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