Er[n] - maximum tracking error – ElmoMC SimplIQ Digital Servo Drives-Bell Command Reference User Manual

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ER[N] - Maximum Tracking Error

The Tracking Error is the difference between the command and its feedback.

Purpose:

ER[2] defines the maximum allowed velocity error (abs(DV[2]-VX)) in

counts/second. If the error exceeds this value, the motor is automatically disabled
and the Error Limit fault is activated. ER[2] affects speed control only. ER[2] is
inactive for position feedback modes (UM=4, UM=5).

ER[3] defines the maximum allowed position error in counts:

for UM=5: abs(DV[3]-PX)

for UM=4: abs(DV[3]-PY)

If the error exceeds this value, the motor is automatically disabled and the Error
Limit fault is activated.

Attributes:

Type: Parameter,

Integer

Source:

Program, RS-232, CANopen

Restrictions: ER[2]:

None

ER[3] - Refer to note below

Default values:

ER[2]=400,000, ER[3]=400,000 (RS),

Non-volatile
Range: [0…20,000,000]
Index range: [2,

3]

Unit modes:

UM=2 for ER[2], UM=4, 5 for ER[3]

Activation: Immediate
SimplIQ: Similar

The ER[3] value is restricted to modulo settings. The values ranges are:

For UM=5: [0..(XM[2]-XM[1])/4-1]
For UM=4: [0..(YM[2]-YM[1])/4-1]
In case of failure, an error is set during the next motor enabling (MO=1).

Typical applications:
Decrease ER[N] as much as possible in order to use it as a protection mechanism in
case of control failure, such as when the feedback signal is lost.

See also:

MF

,

MO

,

SR

Application notes:

ER[2]:

The Speed Controller

ER[3]:

The Position Controller

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