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164 | R-net Technical Manual | Chapter 8 – ISM-8
5.2.7 DOWN SPEED
This sets the speed of a particular ISM-8 channel in the Down direction.
Down is defined as pin 1 positive with respect to pin 2 when the joystick is displaced in reverse and Invert Axis Direction i s not
set.
Programmable range is 25% to 100% in steps of 1%.
5.2.8 UP CURRENT LIMIT
This sets the maximum current output for a particular ISM-8 channel in the Up direction.
Up is defined as pin 2 positive with respect to pin 1 when the joystick is displaced forward and Invert Axis Di rection is not set.
The maximum current the ISM-8 can deliver is 15A. However, this can only be achieved if the channel’s Up Speed is less than
100%. At a setting of 100% speed, the maximum current is 12A. The actual speed setting that is required is dependent on the
electrical characteristics of the actuator motor being driven. Therefore, if currents of greater than 12A are required, the s peed
settings should be gradually reduced until reliable actuator movement is attained.
Programmable range is 0.5A to 15A in steps of 0.1A.
This parameter can be important if automatic endstop detection is employed. Automatic endstopping relies on the actuator
mechanism being held against a firm mechanical stop at the end of travel. However, some mechanisms may distort o ver time
due to the high endstop force. This force can be effectively reduced by reducing the value of this parameter.
NOTE:
The value must not be set so low that it cannot move the maximum rated load for the actuator mechanism, or does not
account for wear and increased friction in the mechanism.
5.2.9 DOWN CURRENT LIMIT
This sets the maximum current output for a particular ISM-8 channel in the Down direction.
Down is defined as pin 1 positive with respect to pin 2 when the joystick is displaced in reverse and Invert Axis Direction is not
set.
The maximum current the ISM-8 can deliver is 15A. However, this can only be achieved if the channel’s Down Speed is less than
100%. At a setting of 100% speed, the maximum current is 12A. The actual speed setting that is required is dependent on the
electrical characteristics of the actuator motor being driven. Therefore, if currents of greater than 12A are required, the s peed
settings should be gradually reduced until reliable actuator movement is attained.
Programmable range is 0.5A to 15A in steps of 0.1A.
This parameter can be important if automatic endstop detection is employed. Automatic endstopping relies on the actuator
mechanism being held against a firm mechanical stop at the end of travel. However, some mechanisms may distort over time
due to the high endstop force. This force can be effectively reduced by reducing the value of this parameter.
NOTE:
The value must not be set so low that it cannot move the maximum rated load for the actuator mechanism, or does not
account for wear and increased friction in the mechanism.