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Feedback Type 

ASCII: FBTYPE 

Default: 0 

valid for all OPMODES 

Change this only while the amplifier is disabled + reset.
 


No.of resolver poles 

ASCII: MRESPOLES 

Default: 2 

valid for all OPMODES 

This parameter effects only with resolver feedback (FBTYPE = 0 or 3).
Standard resolvers have 2 poles. Change this only while the amplifier is disabled.
 


Enclines 

ASCII : ENCLINES 

Default : 1000 

valid for all OPMODES 

Describes the resolution (without quadrupel evaluation) of the encoder if used as standard feedback. For rotary motors the line number per revolution is to be indicated, for linear motors the number of lines per magnetic segment is indicated. If a ENDAT or a Hiperface is used, then the line number is set automatically when booting.
 


Resolver bandwidth 

ASCII: MRESBW 

Default: 600 

valid for all OPMODES 

With a wide bandwidth, the drive will respond more rapidly to control-loop deviations => smaller following error. A very wide bandwidth only makes sense with low moments of inertia, low KP, and very high values of acceleration. A narrower bandwidth produces a filter effect. The speed and positional control are smoother (the encoder emulation is quieter as well).
 


Offset 

ASCII: MPHASE 

Default: 0 °electr. 

valid for all OPMODES 

Compensates for a mechanical position error of the resolver/encoder in the motor. Change this only while the amplifier is disabled. If an encoder with EnDat or Hiperface® is used as a feedback unit, the offset is automatically transmitted to the servo amplifier while the system is booting. When using an FBTYPE 7 (SinCos W&S), the offset will be determined automatically.
 

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Attention! 

An incorrect setting can cause the motor to run away, even with a 0V setpoint! 



Velocity Observer 

ASCII: FILTMODE 

Default: 1 

valid for all OPMODES 



Acceleration Feedforward 


ASCII: VLO 

Default: 1.0 

valid for all OPMODES 

This parameter applies a dynamic pre-control to the actual-value detection (Luenberger monitor), particularly for resolver feedback. It reduces the phase-shift in the detection of the actual value, thus improving the stability of the speed control.
With VLO = 1 the pre-control is set to optimum, with VLO = 0 the monitor is switched off.