Instruction manual

Model 2090 Multi-Device Controller
indicators will light to represent the lower two bits of the
speed selection in a binary fashion as shown below:
Speed 1 or 5: Both off
Speed 2 or 6: Top on, bottom off
Speed 3 or 7: Top off, bottom on
Speed 4 or 8: Both on
For all devices, each speed setting has its own individual
overshoot compensation value to provide proper overshoot
correction for each speed selection. Thus, the Model 2090
can properly compensate for two speed devices that have
different overshoot for each speed. However, the
deceleration ramp control provided by variable speed
devices will normally make overshoot compensation
unnecessary. The device will decelerate prior to reaching
the target value and creep in at the minimum speed. For
these devices, it is recommended that the
OC parameter be
used to disable overshoot compensation.
NOTE: While the 2090 will allow changing of the speed
selection while the device is in motion, doing so is likely to
cause targeting errors which may result in overshoot or
undershoot of the target position.
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