Rockwell Automation 2098-IPD-020-DN Ultra5000 Series Intelligent Positioning Drives with DeviceNet Reference Manual User Manual

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Publication 2098-RM002A-EN-P – October 2001

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Programming Reference

85

Set

Gear Slew Decel REAL

4

ratio/ sec

If the gear is disabled while it is in motion, or the

gear ratio is changed to a smaller value. The gear

ratio will ramp down to the specified value (or

zero if disabling) at this rate.

Range: 0 to 3.4e10

Default: 0

86

Get

Gear State

USINT

1

Indicates if the gear is enabled and generating

output.

0 = Disable

1 = Enable

87

Get

Gear Offset

REAL

4

cnts

The floating point value of the Gear Current

Position.

88

Get

Gear Current

Position

DINT

4

cnts

The position generated by gearing. This value is

automatically re-set to zero at drive power up.

89

Get

Gear Current

Velocity

REAL

4

cnts/ sec

The velocity command generated by gearing.

90

Get

Gear Current

Accel

REAL

4

cnts/ sec

2

The acceleration command generated by gearing.

91

Get

Gear Slew State

USINT

1

Indicates if the gear ratio is changing.

0 = Locked - The gear ratio has reached the target

value.

1 = Seeking - The gear ratio is ramping up or

down.

92

Get

Current Gear

Ratio

REAL

4

The current gear ratio may not equal the user

entered Gear Ratio when the Gear Slew State =

Seeking. The current gear ratio is equal to the

user entered Gear Ratio when the Gear Slew

State = Locked, or if Gear Slew is Disabled.

93

Set

Vreg KP

REAL

4

1/sec

Proportional gain for the velocity loop. Increasing

the P gain improves response time and increases

the “stiffness” of the system. Too high a P gain

value causes instability; too low a P gain value

results in “loose” or “sloppy” system dynamics.

Range: 0 to 3.4e10

Default: 200

94

Set

Vreg KI

REAL

4

1/sec

Integral gain for the velocity loop. I gain improves

the steady-state velocity performance of the

system. Increasing the integral gain generally

increases the ultimate positioning accuracy of the

system. However excessive integral gain results

in system instability

Range: 0 to 3.4e10

Default: 0

95

Set

Vreg KFF

REAL

4

Acceleration feedforward gain. FF gain reduces

velocity following error. However, high values can

cause velocity overshoot

Range: 0 to 3.4e10

Default: 1

Parameter Object,

Instances ID 1- 340
Parameter

Instance

Access

Rule

Parameter

Name

Data

Type

Data

Size

(Bytes)

Units /

Scale

Description

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