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5.4
Optimising the positioning behaviour
After the “teach” procedure the positioning behaviour is
automatically optimised in the first 20 to 30 strokes by means
of internal adaptation. If the quality of the positioning behav-
iour still does not fulfil expectations, proceed as follows:
–
Check the parameters A, C, and S (see “Drive-Specific
Supplement” for the drive used).
–
Check whether the installation of the pneumatic compo-
nents fulfils the demands listed in section 3.2. Make sure
especially that the supply pressure is stable, that the tub-
ing is of the correct length and diameter and that the cor-
rect screw connectors are used.
–
Check the set options (o-parameters). The following op-
tions influence positioning behaviour (see section 4.2.3):
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constant adaptation on/off
–
soft end position behaviour on/off.
If, however, the moveable mass still moves into the end posi-
tions with too hard an impact, or brakes too heavily before
reaching the end position, you can optimise the positioning
behaviour by increasing or reducing the cushioning level
and/or the amplification level.
Control parameter stage
Display
Amplification stage
Cushioning stage