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Nidec E300 Series - Creep to floor; Direct to floor - Start

Nidec E300 Series
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Installation and System Design Guide 177
Issue Number: 1
Figure 7-6 Stop signal for Direct to floor
Direct to floor operation utilizes a feature of digital input 4, which bypasses the normal input logic resulting in a fast response to a change in the input
signal, such that when the sensor is activated the signal is sampled in <1 µs. When digital input 4 is used for the Direct to floor slowing signal, it is
recommended that the input is not used for any other purpose and Digital Input 4 Destination (F21) should be set to a value of 'A00'. It is possible to
specify whether the positive or negative edge of the floor sensor correction signal is detected using Direct To Floor Edge Detection (H10).
Figure 7-7 Direct to floor profile, timing diagram
7.8 Creep to floor / Direct to floor - Start
For geared and gearless Elevator applications operating in Creep to floor mode / Direct to floor mode, the start performance can be optimized using
the following procedure. For open loop operation only the start optimizer is available.
Table 7-15 Start set-up control
Feature Details
Speed control loop gains
For Closed loop operation the Start Speed Loop P Gain (I01) and Start Speed Loop I Gain (I02) gains can be used for
optimization
Start lock
A start lock position control is available for Closed loop operation and used in addition to the start speed loop gains. This
control is mainly used in gearless applications where high start speed loop gains may not possible.
Start optimizer
The start optimizer is available for both Open and Closed loop operation with either geared or gearless Elevators. The
start optimizer is mainly used to overcome mechanical imperfections in the system.
Digital
Input 4
Digital
Input Y
Loss Of
Speed
Signals
Digital
Input Y
Invert
Digital
Input Y
Destination
Digital
Input Y
State
Digital
Input 4
Invert
Digital
Input 4
Destination
Direct To Floor
Edge Detection
Elevator
Control
Mode
Stop signal
Digital
Input 4
State
T27
F15
H10 H09
H19
F21=A00
F06
Txx
1
0or2
0
1
Stop signal
Direct To Floor
Sensor
Mode
Creep
To Floor
Direct
To
Floor
Any Speed signal
Drive active
Direction
FAST disable
STO, Drive enable
Start lock
Speed selection
Torque producing current
Debounce motor contac
tors (100 ms)
Brake Control Apply Delay ( )
D05
Interlock delay (> 50 ms)
Control terminal 26
Run Jerk 1 ()G13
Run Jerk 2 ()G14
V1 Speed Reference ()G01
V10 ()G10Speed Reference
Ramp torque (100 ms)
Ramp torque (100 ms)
Control terminal 7 (V2), 26 (V3), 5 (V4)
Control terminal 28
Control terminal 31
Drive active, L06
Brake output
Control terminal 25
Start lock position Kp, 120
External motor contactor control
External motor contactor control
Run Jerk 3 ()G15
Brake Control Release Delay
()D04
Acceleration Rate
()G11
Deceleration Rate
()G12
Run Jerk 4 ()G16
Brake Control Apply Delay ()D05

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