Service Manual

R&M Materials Handling, Inc.
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Springfield, Ohio 45502
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5.2.4 S6 U/f curve settings in traveling movement application
The effect of stator resistance at low frequencies is compensated for by increasing the U/f-ratio. The U/f curve
settings for the different motors are shown in the following table.
Note:
• Zero Freq Volt[%] = output voltage at 0 Hz given as a percentage of the voltage at the motor’s nominal frequency.
• U/f Mid Volt[%] = output voltage at U/f-curve’s intermediate point, fixed to 10 % of motor nominal frequency, given as a
percentage of the voltage at the motor’s nominal frequency.
Switch S6 U/f curve settings
-1 -2 -3 Zero Freq Volt [%] U/f Mid Volt [%] Motor Type
0 1 0 6 12 MF06LA100
1 0 1 6.5 12 MF06LA100(*)
0 0 0 8 12 MF06LA200
1 1 0 8.5 12 MF06LA200(*)
0 1 1 9 16 MF06MA100
0 0 1 10 14
MF06MA200, MF06MK200
(100/120Hz)
1 0 0 21 24 MF06MK200 (35Hz)
1 1 1 Used in a chain hoist lifting application. See section “Parameters for chain hoist lifting”.
(*) Denotes a boost function that provides extra torque for specific motors driven at low frequencies. The function
can be used when motors cannot otherwise move at low speeds. When the curve number 3 or 6 is selected, the
current limit shall be increased to 150% which is set at factory as standard.
Note: Authorized service personnel are allowed to change the curve number 1 to the curve number 3, and the curve number 4
to the curve number 6.
Note: Before activating the torque boost function, drive a few times on the runway at high speed to flatten the runway. If this
does not help, the boost function can be activated.