Magnetek DSD 412, Техническое руководство

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DRIVE SETUP AND ADJUSTMENT
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M – HIGH SPEED
Output becomes active when encoder speed
is greater than the setting of function 64 in
either direction. This is the opposite logical
state of F. May be used to prevent or enable
door pre-opening logic.
N – BRAKE PICK
Output K3 becomes active for time function 89
each time a Brake Lift sequence is started.
Will be de-energized when the brake should
be dropped.
P – DSPR CONTROL
Output K4 is active to pull in an external
power control relay when the drive is
supposed to be powered up for operation.
Output becomes inactive after a DSPR time
delay time-out. See function 88.
FUNCTION
SELECT
SETTING
1
(DEFAULT)
2
3
4
Output Circuit A1TB1
CONNECTION SELECTED FUNCTION
Output K3,
Controlled by Function #183
N.O. Relay
A1TB1-36&37
A
F
C
N
Output K4,
Controlled by Function #184
Open Collector Type
A1TB1-78
B
A
G
P
Output K5,
Controlled by Function #185
Open Collector Type
A1TB1-79
C
G
H
I
Output K6,
Controlled by Function #186
Open Collector Type
A1TB1-83
D
J
K
L
Output K7,
Controlled by Function #187
Open Collector Type
A1TB1-84
E
F
I
M
Table 7: Programmable Output Selections
Function #190
Notch Depth
Units: none
Range: 10 - 0
Default: 0
Controls the depth of the notch filter used for
a rope resonance counter-measure. When
set to zero, the filter is not active. Increase
the setting toward 10 as required to
suppress system resonance.
Function #191
Notch Period
Units: none
Range: 10 - 0
Default: 7
Controls the center frequency of the rope
resonance notch filter. This is not a
continuous adjustment as the frequency is
selected in steps according to Table 8:
Notch Period steps
ENTRY NUMBER NOTCH
FREQUENCY
0 100 Hz
1 50
2 33
3 25
4 20
5 17
6 14
7 12
8 11
9 10
10 9
Table 8: Notch Period steps