Determining The Speed Profile - ThyssenKrupp Flow2 Assembly Instruction Manual

Tab 04: Install, adjust and release
Installation without flash card data

7.2 Determining the speed profile

The following rules of thumb apply for the speed profile:
Normally, all straight sections can be taken at maximum speed. As a rule of thumb, the following
speeds shown in the display apply for the curved sections. The actual setting can be adjusted slightly
according to your own assessment:
- Vertical stop
- Horizontal landing
- Rotation
- Inside curve
- Outside curve
- Lower curve
- Upper curve
- Straight rail
Example:
The short arrows mark the slow, curved parts. The long arrows indicate the fast straight parts. We
can therefore see that each speed section has a start point and an end point. Both points must be
entered during the programming. The red lines show the final speed profile.
Fig. 7-3
An interesting question is how quickly the lift control can accelerate or decelerate. In other words:
what is the correct distance between the short and the long arrows in the figure above.
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