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Blade Position –
This shows the current position of the blade in degrees relative to the home offset
position. To set either of the positions to the
right, move the blade to the desired position
and press the arrow to save the position. A
confirmation will appear in the numeric field
and you must accept or cancel.
Reverse Home Direction
– This position sets the position of the blade where it will go backwards or
forwards to home. If the position is lower than this value it goes backwards to home, otherwise it
goes forward to home. When homing on power up, the blade always homes in the forward direction.
If there is product in the path of the blade, it will obstruct the blade or it will be cut. If 2 blades are
installed and the system is stopped improperly with the Emergency Stop, the blades will stop
immediately where they are. When the system is powered up, there is a 50% chance that the blades
will need to move through the product to get home and therefore the product will need to be removed
to allow the blade to move to home.
Blade at Cut Position –
This sets the position of the blade where it counts the product. It is usually
set when it is completely through the product.
USE DYNAMIC TUNING
Dynamic tuning is used to change tuning parameters when
running between on-line and continuous.
On Demand
operation requires an extremely fast response with large acceleration torques being
used.
Continuous
mode prefers a slower response to maintain the set speed in a tighter tolerance.
The values shown in the window can be adjusted to account for changing loads and aging of the
equipment. Be very careful changing any of these. Improper settings could cause the servo to
become unstable, loose torque or continuously fault. Dynamic tuning can be turned on and off with
the button. The servo will use the parameters that were running when it was turned off.
SERVO MOTOR DATA
– These settings are for reference only. The
values are read by the drive and depend on the equipment installed.
Gear Ratio
- Shows the gear box attached.
Rated Servo Speed
- Rated speed of the motor at rated torque at 400V.
It can be affected by the ambient temperature and supply voltage.
Max Servo Speed
– This is the maximum possible speed that the motor
can obtain though torque will be reduced from the nameplate rating.
Motor Temp
– The temperature of the motor. Most motors can handle
temperatures up to 140C. Frequent heating and cooling of the motor can
cause premature damage.
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Document: C-Series 7 MAY 2015