Table 10 Parameter Table 156 (Ramp Generator, Valve 1) - WAGO 750 Product Manual

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Parameter Tables 156 and 157 (Ramp Generators, Valve 1, Valve 2)
Tables 156 and 157 have identical structures. As an example, Table 156 is explained
here for valve 1.
If a value of 0 is set for the process data ramp, then the ramp function is deactivated
Register Name, Type
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Product manual | Version: 1.1.0
Proportional Valve Module 2-3-4
Bits, Explana-
tion
SC_RISE1, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 1, rising
SC_FALL1, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 1, falling
SC_RISE2, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 2, rising
SC_FALL2, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 2, falling
SC_RISE3, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 3, rising
SC_FALL3, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 3, falling
SC_RISE4, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 4, rising
SC_FALL4, 0 ... 15
UINT Process data
ramp 4, falling
SC_JOG, 0 ... 15
UINT JOG mode
ramp
SC_STOP, 0 ... 15
UINT Stop ramp
Table 10: Parameter Table 156 (Ramp Generator, Valve 1)
Value/Range Description
(Default)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 10)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 10)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 1)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 1)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 1)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 1)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 1)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms, RSEL=0
(Default: 1)
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms
(Default: 1) The same SC_JOG value is used for rising and
falling ramps.
0 ... 10000 n × 0.01 % per ms
(Default: 10) The same SC_STOP value is used for rising and
falling ramps.
Functions
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