Dsp1 To Dp14 Parameter Mask (126 To 139) - Fuji Electric Micro-Controller X Socket type Operation Manual

Parameter functions and setting procedure

dSP1 to dP14 Parameter mask (126 to 139)

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The parameter mask allows you to hide unused parameters or to skip over the parameters you want to keep their
setpoints.
Do not let the parameters which are not described in this operation manual appear
on the screen.
Each parameter has the mask DSP which is the combination of a code (dSP1 to dSP9, dP10 to dP14) and an
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integer, connected with a hyphen. For example, the mask DSP for the integral time [i] is "dSP3-4", which is a
combination of the code "dSP3" and an integer "4."
• To hide one parameter:
Convert the integer of the mask DSP of the parameter you want to hide into a hexadecimal number.
For example, if you want to hide the integral time [i], of which mask DSP is dSP3-4, set the parameter [ dSP3]
to "0004."
• To hide multiple parameters of the same code:
Convert the total of the two integers into a hexadecimal number.
For example, if you want to hide the integral time [i] (dSP3-4) and the deviation time [d] (dSP3-8), the total of
two integers is "12." Set the parameter [ dSP3] to "000C," which is the hexadecimal of 12.
• To reshow a parameter that has been hidden:
Subtract the integer of the mask DSP of the parameter you want to reshow from the set value. Set the parameter
to the hexadecimal of the subtracted value.
For example, if you want to reshow the deviation time [d] (dSP3-8) when the [dSP3] is set to "000C" which is
the hexadecimal of "12," change the setting of [dSP3] to "0004" which is the hexadecimal of "4."
See "2-3 Parameter List" for the mask DSP of each parameter.(page 15 to 18)
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dSP3 - 4
dSP3 - 8
The same code
Total integer:
"12"
Convert to
the hexadecimal number
"000C"
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