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5.1. General Settings
No. Parameter Description Range Default Ser.
001 Operational Mode:
0: Analogue input => Frequency (incremental output)
1: Analogue input => Position (incremental output)
[a]
2: Analogue input => Position (incremental output)
[a]
3: Analogue input => Position (SSI interface)
0, 1, 2, 3 0 A0
002 Special Mode:
0: standard operation as a signal converter
1: Function as „Motorized Potentiometer“
(frequency and position generator, keys „UP“ and „DOWN“)
2: Repeat-Function
(cyclic course of frequency or position curves)
0, 1, 2 0 A1
003 Linear Mode: Programmable Linearization
[b]
0: Linearization OFF
1: Linearization in the positive range only
(negative input values appear as a mirror of positive values)
2:
Full range linearization of positive and negative inputs
0, 1, 2 0 A2
004 Z-Pulse: Number of increments between 2 marker pulses
When this parameter is set to a value “n”, the converter
generates an index output pulse after every “n” encoder
impulses 5 - 60 000 10 A3
005 HW-Z-Reference: Hardware Reference for marker pulse
Parameter to define the function of control input
[
Cont1]
0: Free function assignment to [Cont1]
Parameter 032 [Input 1 Function] assigns the function to the
control input [Cont1]
1: a static HIGH signal on input [Cont1] will reset the
marker pulse counter to zero (re-initialization)
[c]
2: a rising edge on input [Cont1] will reset the
marker pulse counter to zero (re-initialization)
[c]
3: a falling edge on input [Cont1] will reset the
marker pulse counter to zero (re-initialization)
[c]
0, 1, 2, 3 0 A4
006 Time up: Ramp time for UP commands (increase output
with motorized potentiometer and repeat functions) 0,001 - 99,999 sec 1,000 A5
007 Time down: Ramp time for DOWN commands (decrease
output with motorized potentiometer and repeat functions) 0,001 - 99,999 sec 1,000 A6
008 Reserved, no function
009
Reserved, no function
[a]
Mode 1 uses a fixed time raster of 100 µsec. causing a possible minimum output frequency of 10 kHz.
Mode 2 uses variable input sampling and therefore can also generate frequencies lower than
10 kHz with slow changes of the input position
[b]
See chapter 5.8
[c]
Input „Cont1“ is now reserved for this function only and no more available for other assignments, i.e.
it is mandatory to set parameter [Input1 Function] to “0”.