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3–5
Setting Up the Software
Publication
1746-6.18 April 1998
Consider the following when you set up your profiles:
Extend and retract define the profile with respect to the LDT head:
extend is always away from the head, retract is always towards it
Position data changes direction depending on how you set
configuration bit Ge:0/15 for LDT motion:
0 = position data increases when moving away from LDT head
1 = position data increases when moving towards LDT head
Each position setpoint triggers from the absolute position data
(I:e.1) as modified by the preset reference.
Position setpoints are in units of 0.01”.
For example, enter 2” as 200.
If you enter position setpoints in random order, the module places
them in ascending order (P1 = lowest and P7 = highest) with their
associated voltage value.
Speed segments are defined increasing from the LDT head,
regardless of position data direction.
Speeds are reported in the input image table words 2-7 (I:e.2-I:e.7)
for the previous profile (extend speeds reported during the next
retract profile and vice versa)
Voltage values (for speed) are in the range of "10,000mV in
multiples of 5mV. For example, enter –5.005V as –5005.
Important: Enter voltage values in multiples of 5mV or the module
will fault, causing you to correct and re-download the profile.
Voltage values are cleared when you re-program position
setpoints. The profile is cleared when the module loses power or
when you change the value of any G-file configuration word.
Important: Your application may require different position setpoints
and voltage values. Your profiles must be consistent with the physical
parameters of the LDT and G file to guard against damaging hardware.
In general:
For relatively faster and smoother motion, use two speed segments
for acceleration and five speed segments for deceleration.
Adjust the ramp rate on the proportional amplifier for the smoothest
operation. Initially, start with the ramp disabled (fastest ramp rate).
You may compensate for deadband or valve overlap by specifying a
voltage value greater than or equal to the valve’s bias current.
Profile operation depends on how the module reports position data.
With the data-direction bit (Ge:0/15), you select whether:
– position data increasing towards the LDT head (Ge:0/15 = 1)
– position data increasing away from the LDT head (Ge:0/15 = 0)
General Conventions
for Profiles
Profile Operation
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