This report details the development of electronically controlled valves for hydraulic systems, focusing on the replacement of standard solenoid valves with electronically controlled directional valves. The project involved software configuration, including the use of ValveLink software for real-time equipment status, diagnostic data, and performance tuning. The report highlights the application of engineering knowledge in sensor technology, calculations, and software installation. Key responsibilities included project documentation, component validation, and circuit simulations. Challenges encountered during software configuration and their solutions are also discussed, alongside collaborative efforts and project reviews. The report emphasizes the benefits of electronically controlled valves, such as improved safety and flexibility in hydraulic system design. The project involved the use of electrical engineering skills for the designing of the components. The report provides a detailed overview of the project's objectives, activities, and outcomes, demonstrating the practical application of engineering principles and problem-solving skills.