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
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Comfort Reference Value – 5th Generation of STÖBER Inverters
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8. Parameterizing the Speed and Torque Limits
KSW-56
Figure 8-4 Setting the motor/generating torque limits
Binary input signals
Signal Function Selector
Fieldbus
Image
Display
Parameter
Time ON Time OFF
Torque switchover
Binary signal for switching between the
absolute torque limits (selectors C130
and C131). When the signal is low
torque limit (C330) is used. When the
signal is high torque limit 2 (C331) is
active.
D110 D210 Bit10 D310 D410.0 D410.1
Analog input signals
Signal Function Selector
Fieldbus
Image
Display
Parameter
Scaling
Torque limit
(absolute)
C130 C230 C330 -
Torque limit 2
(absolute)
Absolute torque limits. The "torque switchover" signal
can be used to switch between the limits (e.g., for a
heavy duty startup). These limits remain valid as long
as C332 and C333 are zero.
C131 C231 C331 -
Torque limit
(motor)
C132 C232 C332 -
Torque limit
(generating)
Torque limits for motor-generating limitation during
speed control. These limits are active when C332
and C333 contain a value other than zero.
C133 C233 C333 -
Status signals
Signal Function
Fieldbus
Image
Single
Parameter
Torque limit active
(static)
When the signal is high the torque has reached the positive or negative torque
limit.
D200 Bit2 D182
Positive torque
limit status
When the signal is high the torque has reached the positive torque limit.
D200 Bit3 E180
Negative torque
limit status
When the signal is high the torque has reached the negative torque limit.
D200 Bit4 E181