Traction Steering Decel Ramp; Response-Full Accel Rate Hs; Response-Full Accel Rate Ls; Response-Low Accel Rate - Yale 524150797 Maintenance Manual

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Traction Steering Decel Ramp

This optional parameter will determine the time that it
will take the motor to decelerate from current speed to
speed determined by Speed Steering Reduction pa-
rameter. Larger values represent slower response.
NOTE: IN THIS EXAMPLE, HS = 70%, LS = 30%, TYPICAL MAX SPEED = 5000 RPM

Response-Full Accel Rate LS

This parameter sets the rate (in seconds) at which the
speed command increases when full throttle is ap-
plied at low vehicle speeds.

Response-Low Accel Rate

This parameter sets the rate (in seconds) at which the
speed command increases when a small amount of
throttle is applied. This rate is typically adjusted to af-
fect low speed maneuverability.

Response-Neutral Decel Rate HS

This parameter sets the rate (in seconds) that is used
to slow down the vehicle when the throttle is released
to neutral at high vehicle speeds.
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Figure 9030-03-2. Acceleration Response Rate Diagram
General Maintenance and Diagnostic Data

Response-Full Accel Rate HS

This parameter will set the rate (in seconds) at which
the speed command increases when full throttle is ap-
plied at high vehicle speeds. Larger values represent
slower response. See Figure 9030-03-2 for relation-
ship between Full Accel Rate HS, Full Accel Rate LS,
and Low Accel Rate.

Response-Neutral Decel Rate LS

This parameter sets the rate (in seconds) that is used
to slow down the vehicle when the throttle is released
to neutral at slow vehicle speeds.

Fine Tuning-Partial Decel Rate

This parameter sets the rate (in seconds) that is used
to slow down the vehicle when the throttle is reduced
without being released to neutral. Larger values rep-
resent slower response.

Fine Tuning-HS (High Speed)

This parameter sets the percentage of the Typical
Max Speed above which the "HS" parameters will be
used.
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