Why REO Controller feeder runs slowly after enabling, even with soft start at “0”?
If your REO Controller feeder runs slowly after being enabled, even with the soft start set to “0” (in regulation mode), the maximum limit [P] may not have been set correctly. Set the maximum limit to match the amplitude.
What to do if maximum amplitude is achieved with a very low set-point setting on REO Controller?
If you're achieving maximum amplitude with a very low set-point setting on your REO Controller, the mounting position of the sensor might have a small deflection; change the mounting position. Also, the maximum limit [P] might not have been set for the feeder; reduce the maximum limit [P].
General| Brand | REO |
|---|---|
| Model | REOVIB series |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Describes operating at resonance using a frequency inverter with feedback for efficiency.
Discusses track control for regulating material flow to save energy and reduce wear.
Details single-point track control using a material sensor and adjustable timers.
Details how to adjust the feeder throughput using control range settings (Umin/Umax).
Details the setup menu for regulation control and its parameters (ACC, P.R, P.A, etc.).
Provides steps for connecting equipment and sensors for regulation mode operation.
Describes methods for determining the feeder's resonant frequency.
Covers optimization of the regulation circuit and control range adjustment.
Details how to adjust the control range using parameter "P" for feedback signals.
Explains optimizing the regulation circuit by adjusting proportional and integral characteristics.
Describes diagnostic displays indicating issues like maximum output or feedback signal problems.
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