
Functions
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5)
If the actual value assessment (numerator: SDO #2010 or denominator:
SDO #2011) is changed, the target value, actual value, reference value,
upper mapping end, upper and lower limit switches, positioning window
and loop length will be recalculated.
6)
If the reference value (SDO #2004) is changed, the target value, actual
value, upper mapping end and the upper and lower limit switches will be
recalculated.
7)
If the user wants to avoid any automatic adjustment of values when
setting the parameters for the drive, the optimum order for sending the
parameters is as follows:
a) Direction of rotation (SDO #202C),
actual value assessment of numerator (SDO #2010),
actual value assessment of denominator (SDO #2011)
b) Reference value (SDO #2004)
c) Upper mapping end (SDO #2028)
d) Upper limit switch (SDO #2016),
lower limit switch (SDO #2017),
positioning window (SDO #2006),
loop length (SDO #201F)
8)
To save the settings permanently in EEPROM write a 1 in SDO #204F.
As soon as reading SDO #204F returns a 0, the settings have been
saved.
Reference value (SDO #2004):
With the referencing value (SDO #2004) a shift of the entire value range can be achieved.
The referencing process affects all transferred values, i.e., the target value, actual value,
upper mapping end and upper and lower limit switches.
There are two ways of setting the referencing value:
1)
Directly
– by writing the referencing value in SDO #2004.
2)
Indirectly
– by writing an actual value to SDO #2003. This makes it
possible to assign any “true” actual value to the current, physical actual
value. The resulting difference is then the referencing value. This value
will immediately be included in calculations for each transferred value
and can also be read under SDO #2004.
If the reference value is changed, the target value, actual value, upper mapping end and the
upper and lower limit switches will be recalculated.
Note:
Removal of the supply voltage to the
motor
has no effect on the internal
measurement system.