Fisher DPR900 User Manual page 66

Integral controller
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5
12
Configuration
FCODE 28
lunnino
Time l-l
I I -
When the user sets FCODE
102 to Option
2, the controller
sends
raise/lower
pulses
out on signal lines DO5 (increasing
output)
and
DO6 (decreasing
output).
If both discrete
signals
are active
at the
same time, the controller
takes no action.
When
using the positioning
motor output
option,
the user must ensure that the controller's
PID
parameters
are configured
to have integral
(reset)
action. This option
cannot function
in P only or PD
only controller
applications.
Use FCODE
27 to specify a positioning
motor error signal deadband.
Any required
controller
adjustment
shorter
than the chosen
deadband
does not result in controller
regulation.
In addition,
the controller
incorporates
a block that prevents
the control
motor from changing
direction
more often than every other second.
Use FCODE
28 to set the controller
running
time. This is defined
as
the actual ON time required
to stroke the valve/motor
from 0 to 100%
or 100 to 0%.
Function
E
Options
For
Output
Positioning
Motor
i
Parameters
Raise/Lower
Deadband
Running
time for
O-100%
chanse
FCODE
Range
Unit
Increment
Default
Selected
V&N3
V&le
27
L?-9.9
%
0.1%
0.5
26
l-999
s
1s
60s
Several
available
selectable
controller
functions
require the use of an
actuator
feedback
potentiometer
for the function
to be fully utilized.
Those functions
include
Autotuning,
Feedforward,
Restart value,
output signal limiting
and forced control.
The actuator
signal will be
shown on the small bargraph
on the right side of the faceplate.
If no
position
feedback
is available
to the controller,
the bargraph
displays
0%. Use FCODE
133 to enable
the actuator
feedback
option.
UM61:DPR900:9102
May 1991

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