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Operation
Selection in the PARA menu
Parameter value
Briefly press Add
1
Continue to the next selection
Increase value
Briefly press Sub
2
Back to the previous selection
Reduce value
Briefly press Set
3
Confirm selection
Back to the selection
Press and hold Set
6
Confirm selection and back to the main menu
Tab. 19
Operation in the Parameter menu (3)
Dead zone (DEADBAND)
The parameter DEADBAND (dead zone) establishes the lower and upper limit of the zone within which a
change in the controlled variable has no influence on the setpoint specification. A change in the set
point specification takes place only if the dead zone is exceeded. The setpoint specification is only
constant if the deviation lies within half the dead zone (b > deviation > b).
1
2
3
4
a = DEADBAND
b = ½ DEADBAND
1
Setpoint specification (controller output signal)
2
Deviation (controller input signal)
3
Upper limit (DEADBAND (+))
4
Lower limit (DEADBAND (-))
Fig. 28
Dead zone
The size of the dead zone influences the positioning accuracy and sensitivity with which the positioner
reacts to a deviation.
A dead zone that is too small results in vibration tendencies around the setpoint position up to perman
ent oscillations (instability). Through this, the fast-switching valves in the positioner and the drive are
subject to unnecessary loads. A dead zone that is too large results in low positioning accuracy.