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Programmable functions – Red Lion MDC User Manual

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PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS

MODES

Master

Follower

SCALING

Pulses per Revolution Feedback (PPR FB) ranges from 1 to 59999

Maximum RPM Feedback (MAX RPM FB) ranges from 1 to 59999

Display Decimal Point (DSP DP) ranges from 0 to 0.00000

Maximum Display Units (DSP UNIT) ranges from 1 to 99999

*Pulses per Revolution Lead (PPR LD) ranges from 1 to 59999

*Maximum RPM Lead (MAX RPM LD) ranges from 1 to 59999
*These parameters are available in Follower Mode only.
Note: Values may be programmed in the range listed, provided that the

maximum equivalent frequency does not exceed 20971 Hz. If this occurs,

“OVFLW” will flash and a new entry will be required.

SETPOINTS

2 SPEED (Master Mode) - ranges from 0 to 99999 (or Display Unit Max.).

2 RAMP RATE (Master Mode) - ranges from 1 to 99999.

2 RATIO (Follower Mode) - ranges from 0.0000 to 1.9999.

2 RAMP RATE (Follower Mode) - ranges from 0.0001 to 1.9999 ratio units.

1 JOG SPEED - ranges from 0 to 99999 (or Display Unit Maximum).

1 JOG RAMP RATE - ranges from 1 to 99999.

2 ALARM - ranges from 0 to 99999.

1 GAIN - ranges from 0 to 99.
Note: Values may be programmed in the ranges listed, provided that the

maximum equivalent frequency does not exceed 20,971 Hz ( 20 KHz/sec for

Ramp Rate). If this occurs, a message will flash and the maximum is

automatically entered by the unit.

USER INPUTS

There are four programmable external user inputs and two programmable

front panel function keys. The options for each user input are the same, except

for the two function keys (F1/RUN & F2/STP), which have additional options.

No Mode:

If a user input terminal or a function key is activated, it will be ignored.

View Display 1-4:

Causes the selected indication display (1, 2, 3, or 4) to be displayed and held

from anywhere in the main display loop.

Change Display:

Causes the indication display to toggle to the next indication display.

Reset Alarm(s) Output:

Places the alarm(s) output(s) in its inactive state.

Setpoint Select/Toggle:

Selects Setpoint 1 or Setpoint 2 for the active speed (or ratio) setpoint. This

is a maintained select action for User Inputs 1 to 4, and a momentary toggle

action for F1 or F2.

Ramp Select/Toggle:

Selects Ramp 1 or Ramp 2 for the active acceleration and deceleration ramp

rate. This is a maintained select action for User Inputs 1 to 4, and a

momentary toggle action for F1 or F2.

Ramp Override:

Overrides the acceleration/deceleration ramp routine causing the unit to jump

to the ramp endpoint.

Setpoint Increment:

Only an external User Input can be used for this option. The currently active

speed or ratio setpoint is incremented when the User Input is made active. If

the input remains active for more than 5 display unit increments, the scroll

rate will progressively increase.

Setpoint Decrement:

Only an external User Input can be used for this option. The currently active

speed or ratio setpoint is decremented when the User Input is made active. If

the input remains active for more than 5 display unit increments, the scroll

rate will progressively increase.

Program Disable:

Only an external user input can be used for this option. When used with the

program disable DIP switch, this option can limit operator access to

programmable parameters.

Run (F1 only):

Pressing the F1 button causes the MDC to accelerate the motor from Stop

mode to the active speed setpoint using the active ramp rate.

R-Stop(F1 or F2 only):

Pressing the function key programmed for R-Stop causes the unit to

decelerate the motor from its active speed to Stop mode using the active ramp

rate.

F-Stop(F1 or F2 only):

Pressing the function key programmed for F-Stop causes the unit to execute

a fast stop, taking the motor from its current speed immediately to the stop

mode. The deceleration is limited only by the motor and drive.

Jog(F1 or F2 only):

This function is only available from the Stop mode. Pressing and holding the

function key programmed for Jog causes the unit to accelerate the motor to

the jog speed setpoint using the jog ramp rate.

ALARMS

Type Of Alarm:

High Alarm: Alarm output activates when the feedback input is greater than

or equal to the alarm value.

Low Alarm: Alarm output activates when the feedback input is less than or

equal to the alarm value.

Deviation Alarm: The alarm output activates when the feedback input is

outside a ± band.

Zero Speed Alarm: Alarm output activates when the feedback input receives

no input pulse for at least one second.

Disabled: The alarm output is inactive when disabled.

Phase:

Each output can have its active logic state set for Positive phase (ON) or

Negative phase (OFF).

Latched Or Boundary:

An alarm programmed for a latched output stays active until it is manually

reset by a User Input. An alarm programmed for boundary output stays active

as long as the alarm condition exists, after which the output returns to its

inactive state.

Fast Or Normal Update:

The normal update rate for the alarm outputs is once each second. The fast

update rate occurs at an interval less than or equal to 40 msec.

INDICATION DISPLAYS

If an indication display is to show two different numeric values, one for each

line, there will be a single or dual character mnemonic to the left of the numeric

value. Each line of each indication display can be programmed to show

mnemonics or a numeric value. The following list shows the single or dual

character mnemonics that will be displayed when value is selected and the

mnemonics for each programmable option.

STATUS DISPLAYS

Operating Status:

Setpoint 1, ramp rate 1, Stop mode

Alarm Output Status:

Alarm 1 active, alarm 2 inactive

Operating Status:

The operating status display indicates the currently active speed or ratio

setpoint (S1 or S2), the currently active ramp rate (R1 or R2), and the mode

of operation (RUN, STP, or JOG). An arrow will replace the “R” for the

currently active ramp rate indication when an actual ramp up or down is in

progress.

Alarm Status:

The alarm status display indicates that an alarm output is active when the

corresponding output number (1 or 2) is displayed. When an alarm output is

inactive, a dash is displayed.

VAL

MNE

DESCRIPTION

S1 99999

SETPT. 1

Speed or ratio setpoint 1

S2 99999

SETPT. 2

Speed or ratio setpoint 2

Sp 99999

SPEED

Actual speed in user display units (feedback)

R 1.999

RATIO

Actual ratio (follower mode)

%D 100.0

% DEV.

% deviation of actual speed from target speed

%O 100.0

% OUTPUT

Analog drive output- % of full scale voltage

FB 20971

FB. FREQ

Feedback frequency in pulses/sec (Hz.)

LD 12000

LD. FREQ

Lead frequency in pulses/sec (Hz.)

A1 99999

ALARM 1

Alarm 1 setpoint

A2 99999

ALARM 2

Alarm 2 setpoint

Tr 4095

TRIM

Error correction in bits (-4095 to +4095)