User guide

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7 Parameterisation of the Operating Modes
7.19 Operating mode 38: Distance; brake
NOTE
In order for the parameter to function, KP_H must be > 0.
Function IN 1: Travel distance; the distance increases with each high flank (x); displacement = x*distance.
Function IN 2: Input for braking voltage; motor only runs if brake released.
Speed Current limit
IN A IN B IN 1 IN 2 Direction Value Type Value Function Comment
0 0 x x - 0 - - Free-wheeling No current feed
1 0 x 0 - 0 S P Free-wheeling
1 0 x 0 - 0 S P Free-wheeling
1 0 x 1 pos A1 S P N control
1 0 x 1 pos A1 S P N control
0 1 x 0 - 0 S P Free-wheeling
0 1 x 0 - 0 S P Free-wheeling
0 1 x 1 neg A1 S P N control
0 1 x 1 neg A1 S P N control
1 1 0 0 - 0 S P Free-wheeling
1 1 0 -> 1 0 - 0 S P Free-wheeling
1 1 0 1 - 0 S P Stop Stopping
1 1 0 -> 1 1 - A1 S P Distance Positioning
NOTE
IN 2 = 0; brake closed
IN 2 = 1; brake open
Distance = Parameter 44 + 45; relative distance with plus/minus sign. Positive distances are travelled in a clockwise direction.
Travel distance only if KP_H > 0
For further information, see page 33.
Stop control = If KP_H > 0; brake and stop in the current position on changeover to IN A = IN B = 1 + Coasting rh, lh.
If KP_H = 0; brake and stop on changeover to IN A = IN B = 1, run speed to 0.
S = Static
P = Parameter
F = Freeze
D = Dynamic
x = Arbitrary value