just the cowboy Member Join Date Nov 2013 Location Pa Posts 264 Mar 30, 2016 #1 Does setting the P and the I to 0 defeat the speed loop, I don't have a defeat input? I want to check my tach signal to see if it is clean, but loop is jumping so I want to start there.
Does setting the P and the I to 0 defeat the speed loop, I don't have a defeat input? I want to check my tach signal to see if it is clean, but loop is jumping so I want to start there.
rdrast Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date Apr 2003 Location South Carolina Lowcountry Posts 5,544 Mar 30, 2016 #2 It should, but you also need to eliminate the derivative term. What brand PID is this that can't be disabled or put in manual?
It should, but you also need to eliminate the derivative term. What brand PID is this that can't be disabled or put in manual?
just the cowboy Member OP Join Date Nov 2013 Location Pa Posts 264 Mar 30, 2016 #3 It is an older eurotherm DC drive. It is programed in function blocks and I don't want to remove or reprogram any.
It is an older eurotherm DC drive. It is programed in function blocks and I don't want to remove or reprogram any.
just the cowboy Member OP Join Date Nov 2013 Location Pa Posts 264 Mar 30, 2016 #4 output went to zero output went to zero.
just the cowboy Member OP Join Date Nov 2013 Location Pa Posts 264 Mar 30, 2016 #5 Arm voltage setting To turn it into open loop they want it set to arm voltage feedback mode, when I was this I thought closed loop vector mode.
Arm voltage setting To turn it into open loop they want it set to arm voltage feedback mode, when I was this I thought closed loop vector mode.