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
- STÖBER Product Range
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7. Additional Functions
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7 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Information that you will find
in this chapter…
This chapter gives you information on:
• what other functions you can use with the Comfort Reference Value application
• and how to parameterize these functions.
Available functions
The following functions are described in this chapter.
• Direction of motor: Change drive motor direction with a binary signal
• High resolution n-reference : Additive value on the current reference value
• Stop: Decelerate the drive down to speed 0
• Jog: Reference value for manual mode, with separate ramps and lock logic.
• Motor rotation lock
• Limit switch: Lock of rotation in excess of a certain point.
The point is indicated with binary signals.
• Local operation: Move the drive with the keyboard of the inverter
• Motor direction: Specification of the direction of the machine
How to parameterize the
functions motor direction,
high-resolution n-reference
and stop ….
The functions motor direction, high-resolution n-reference value and stop are
parameterized on page 4 of the Assistant (Figure 7-1). Proceed as shown below:
• If you want to negate the current reference value (value as per combination or master
reference value), enter a signal source in D100. When the signal has a low level the
reference value is output unchanged. When the signal has a high level the sign of the
reference value is inverted.
• After the negation you can then use the high-resolution n-reference function to have an
additive effect on the value from the D384 indication. The result is indicated in D385.
The high-resolution n-reference function affects both a combined reference value and
a master reference value. It is not dependent on the type of reference value selected
on page 1 of the Assistant.
• If you want to trigger a stop during operation select the source of the stop signal in
D102. When this signal is active the stop is executed. The drive stops with the ramp
set in D84.
NOTE
When a stop is triggered during torque control, then automatically speed operation is
used. The drive will be stopped to a standstill with speed control. If you delete the stop
signal automatically torque control is used again.