CS1171 Hand-Held Programmer User's Manual
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Advanced Sub-Menu
The duration of time the motor is reversed after the quickstop input
is activated while driving forward.
The duration of time the motor is reversed after the quickstop input
is activated while driving in reverse.
Regenerative braking utilizes the fact that an electric motor can
also act as a generator. The vehicle's motor is used as a generator
during braking, conserving battery power.
Setting this menu option to:
On, turns off regenerative braking
Off, turns on regenerative braking
Idle push allows the unit to be manually pushed and limits the
speed to a percentage defined by Push speed. To work properly,
the following conditions must be met:
The key switch is on
The EM brake is manually released
The throttle is idle
Idle push is set to on
Sets drive mode 1 creep speed. It is the minimum PWM
percentage applied to the motor output after the throttle exceeds
Deadband. This setting helps prevent rollback on inclines when
the brake releases with minimal throttle applied.
Sets drive mode 2 creep speed. It is the minimum PWM
percentage applied to the motor output after the throttle exceeds
Deadband. This setting helps prevent rollback on inclines when
the brake releases with minimal throttle applied and is active when
IN/OUT input is asserted.
This setting should not be set too high to
achieve proper low speed control on flat ground.
This setting should not be set too high to
achieve proper low speed control on flat ground.
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