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AV-300i Version 2 User’s Guide
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Ch.1
165
V
90 900
1V
10V
min max
450
5V
Figure 1.16.5.2: Relationship Between the Transducer Signal and the Winder Diameter
Example:
Φ
min = 90 mm transducer output = 1V
Φ
max = 900 mm transducer output = 10V
Φ
= 450 mm transducer output = 5V
The analog input, which the sensor is connected to, has to be set as a source of PID Mlt PI 3 src.
The multiplier selector must point to 3, that is:
Mlt PI sel 0 = One
Mlt PI sel 1 = One The selection of the PID Mlt PI sel 3 multiplier is therefore active.
When PID PI enab = disable, the value of PID Mlt PI 3 is written in PID PI out mon and used as a
multiplicative factor of the feed-forward.
As already stated, the setting of PI output PID depends on the diameter ratio, therefore the proportional voltage
signal towards the diameter is automatically calculated again via the formula:
PID Mlt PI 3 = (
Φ
0
/
Φ
1
)
where:
Φ
0
= winder minimum diameter
Φ
1
= winder present diameter
N
OTE
!
During the commissioning, it is necessary to check that the signal coming from the sensor is
proportional to the diameter and that 10V corresponds to its maximum value.
(the analog input self-tuning has to be performed anyway).
Check also that PI clam top and PI clamp bot have been programmed according to the diameter ratio as stated
in the previous examples.