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5. Parameters
5.1. Parameter definition
The parameters of SDE servo drive are classified into the basic parameters, gain/ filters, expansion
parameters and I/O parameters. When an advance adjustment is required, change the parameter PA42
setting to make the expansion parameters valid.
Here are some notes for reading of parameter manual.
1. Parameter classification
There is a parameter list which is classified due to the functions for user to consult conveniently.
Refer to section 5.2 for more details.
2. Special symbol of parameter sign
(★) denotes the setting is valid by power off once and power on again.
(■) denotes the setting is vanished once power off.
(▲) denotes the invalid change as the Servo ON activated.
There are 2 ways to make Servo ON disabled.
(1) Turn off the SON DI signal.
(2) Set the PD16 as 1 and the drive would be at Servo OFF state. But remember to recover it after
the completion of modification.
Group classification according to different functions is listed below.
Basic parameter (No PA□□)
Used to perform the position control. Please set this parameter group.
Used to perform the manual-gain tuning. Please set this parameter group.
As speed or torque control is required, please set this parameter group.
Used to change the states of I/O signal. Please set this parameter group.
The control mode is described as follows.
Position control
(terminal input)
Drive runs motor to reach the goal according to the external commands which
are received through the CN1 and are in the form of pulse trains.
Position control
(inner register)
Drive runs motor to reach the goal according to the inner commands which are
from inner 8 registers that could be switched by DI signals.
Drive runs motor to attain the target speed. The command type which is an
analog voltage or the inner registers could be switched by DI.
The drive receives the commands to run the motor to generate the demanded
torque. The command source is the analog voltage.
Pt/S is switched mutually via the LOP signal.
Pt/T is switched mutually via the LOP signal.
Pr/S is switched mutually via the LOP signal.
Pr/T is switched mutually via the LOP signal.
S/T is switched mutually via the LOP signal.