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SuperSigma2 AM PMS V1.5.6 17-1-2020 Page 25 (97) ©2019 DMC GmbH Herten Germany
M1-2T Deceleration delay “Decel”
This sets the time taken to decelerate from maximum torque demand to zero torque demand in Torque Control mode,
or maximum speed to zero speed in Speed Control mode (according to “M3-2T Control Mode “Spd/Torq”” selection).
Increasing the value results in a slower vehicle deceleration, while decreasing the value results in a faster vehicle
deceleration.
If controller is in torque mode the deceleration delay correspond to the time, when accelerator fully released (direction
selected and brake not pressed), for torque to decrease from 100 % to 0%.
If controller is in speed mode the deceleration delay correspond to the time, when accelerator fully released (direction
selected and brake not pressed), for speed to decrease from 100 % to 0%.
Important for speed control:
When speed control selected (“M3-2T Control Mode “Spd/Torq””=0) using a very low value of time will
bring bumpy response to accelerator release.
M1-3T Creep speed “Creep”
This effectively sets the initial speed or torque that the vehicle will adopt on entering drive.
Increasing the value will help minimize any delay from selecting drive to creeping the vehicle. The value corresponds to
the minimum demand (speed or torque according to control mode selection “M3-2T Control Mode “Spd/Torq”).
In Torque control mode creep speed is expressed in
In Speed control mode creep speed is expressed in percentage over the minimum active speed limit. If no speed limit is
active the percentage is calculated over the maximum speed defined by parameter “M4-13Maximum Motor Frequency”.
M1-4T Creep speed Ramp “CreepRmp”
This parameter set the ramp time for applying creep speed/torque. It is valid for both speed and torque control.
M1-5T Maximum speed forward “SpdMaxF”
This limits the maximum forward speed of motor.
Maximum Forward Speed should not be set to a value higher than the parameter M4-13 Maximum Motor Frequency
“Fmotmax””. If “SpdMaxF” is set higher, the maximum forward speed of the vehicle will be the “M4-13 Maximum Motor
Frequency “Fmotmax””
M1-6T Maximum speed reverse “SpdMaxR”
This limits the maximum reverse speed of the motor.
Maximum Reverse Speed should not be set to a value higher than the parameter M4-13 Maximum Motor Frequency
“Fmotmax””. If “SpdMaxR” is set higher, the maximum forward speed of the vehicle will be the M4-13 Maximum Motor
Frequency “Fmotmax””
M1-7T Neutral Brake torque “NBrake”
This parameter is active only in torque mode.
This sets the strength of the braking when the vehicle is in neutral, i.e. no drive signal in either direction and no brake
pressed. The setting is a percentage of maximum motor torque. The maximum motor torque is defined by M4-9
Maximum RMS motor current Imotmax”“ assumed to be 100% of torque.
M1-8T Neutral brake ramp time “NBrkRamp”
In Torque Control mode this sets the time taken to ramp from null braking torque demand to full braking torque (100%
of torque) when the vehicle enters neutral, i.e. no drive signal in either direction and no brake pressed.
Increasing the value gives a smoother but longer transition from drive to braking.
Example: if “Nbrake” is set to 10% and “NBrkRamp” is set to 10s the time to apply “Nbrake” torque is 1.0s.
In Speed Control mode this sets the time taken to ramp down the speed form 100% to zero (0%), when the vehicle enters
neutral, i.e. no drive signal in either direction. Increasing the value gives a smoother but longer transition to zero speed.
Important for speed control:
When speed control selected (“M3-2T Control Mode “Spd/Torq”” = 0) using a very low value of time
will bring a very harsh neutral braking.
M1-9T Neutral brake-End delay “NBrkEnd”
This setting is normally associated with a Walkie type vehicle fitted with an electromechanical brake connected to the
Pin 16 Contactor 2 o/p (Magnet Brake - Fan control)” on the 35-Way Connector. This setting allows a time to hold the
vehicle at zero speed when the zero speed is detected (speed lower than M1-18T Zero Speed Threshold to enter hill
hold or neutral brake end ”ZSpdTh””). The vehicle will be held to speed zero if “M3-2T Control Mode “Spd/Torq”” is set
to 0 (Speed Mode) or 2 (Torque mode with speed mode for the end of braking) or 3. It is usually used in conjunction
with the parameter “M1-51T Electric brake delay “EBrkDly”” to operate the electromechanical brake. This set is active if
Hill Hold is disabled (“M3-4T Hill hold Off/HH/S”” set to 0 ).

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