Ohall – Parker Hannifin 88-021610-01G User Manual

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136 Aries User Guide

This command is only valid in

DMODE4

(velocity mode) and

DMODE6

or

7

(position mode). The LJRAT command sets the system’s load-to-rotor inertia

ratio (rotary motors) or load-to-forcer mass ratio (linear motors). The ratio is
expressed in the following equation:

• Rotary

Motors—

LJRAT = load inertia / motor rotor inertia

(Total system inertia = load inertia + motor rotor inertia)

• Linear

Motors—

LJRAT = load mass / forcer mass

(Total system mass = load mass + forcer mass)

OHALL

Hall-Only Commutation

Type

Drive configuration

Product Rev

Syntax

<a_>OHALL<i>

Aries 2.10

Units

i = Hall commutation type

Range

0 (sinusoidal commutation)
1 (trapezoidal commutation)
2 (DC Brushed motor commutation)
3 (Z-channel commutation – Smart Encoder only)
4 (Hall-less startup)

Default

0

Response

OHALL: <*>0

See Also

ALIGN

,

SFB

,

THALL

Note:

This command requires a reset to take effect.

The OHALL command sets the commutation type. Use OHALL1 to set
trapezoidal commutation and OHALL2 for DC brushed motors. DC brushed

motors should be wired to motor phases U&W, if they are used. The default
is OHALL0 (sinusoidal encoder commutation once the first hall transition has

occurred).

When using OHALL 1, turn off feedback auto-detection by setting SFB to 2.
There are application limitations to observe when using OHALL4 (Hall-less
commutation startup). When the Aries drive is enabled with OHALL4 set, the

motor is moved slightly in open-loop mode and encoder position is monitored
to determine the rotor’s position in relation to the stator (or forcer/coil in
relation to the magnet track for linear motors). For this reason, OHALL4 will
not work in vertical applications or applications with heavy loads and/or high
frictional loads. If the motor has trouble turning smoothly with the drive in
“auto run” mode (DMODE1), that is a good indication that OHALL4 will be
unsuccessful.

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