Specifications
Table Of Contents
- Cover Sheet
- Table of Contents
- Notes on Safety
- Introduction
- Selecting the Type of Reference Value
- Representing the Reference Values in User Units
- Combining the Reference Values
- Available Reference Values
- Additional Functions
- Parameterizing the Speed and Torque Limits
- Additional Functions
- Fieldbus
- Used Parameters
- Global Presence
- Publication
- STÖBER Homepage
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Comfort Reference Value – 5th Generation of STÖBER Inverters
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6. Available Reference Values
KSW-46
Binary input signals
Signal Function Selector
Fieldbus
Image
Display
Parameter
Time ON Time OFF
Negate PID
reference value
When the signal is active the PID
reference value is negated.
G100 D211 Bit4 G300 - -
Disable PID
controller
When the signal is active the PID
controller is disabled.
G101 D211 Bit5 G301 - -
Set PID controller
When the signal is active the PID
controller mode is activated as per G14.
G102 D211 Bit6 G302 - -
Analog input signals
Signal Function Selector
Fieldbus
Image
Display
Parameter
Scaling
PID reference
value
G132 G232 G332
D51.4 to
D54.4
PID actual value
The functions PID-reference value and PID-actual
value can be addressed as analog signals or via
fieldbus. A control error is calculated from these
signals. The control error is used as the input
variable for the PID controller. The reference value
set in G132 is used when D34 is parameterized to
0:analog signals.
G133 (G12)
1
G333
D51.5 to
D54.5
1
When G133 is set to 4:parameter the parameter entered in G12 is used as the source. An I16 parameter is entered in G12.
Status signals
Signal Function
Fieldbus
Image
Single
Parameter
PID upper limit
reached
A high level means that the PID controller has reached the maximum
permissible value (can be set with G08) on the output.
D200 Bit7 G181
PID lower limit
reached
A high level means that the PID controller has reached the minimum
permissible value (can be set with G09) on the output.
D200 Bit8 G182
6.5 N-actual
Description
When the drive follows the master reference value (see chap. 1.2.6), the actual speed is
measured. This measured value is used as n-actual. When synchronous operation is
concluded (i.e., the master reference value is disabled) the slave can be run with its last
valid speed when the reference value path with D30=6:n-actual is used.