Chapter 4 - Parameters and Menu Structure
Solution:
Set up two intervals: one for weekdays, and one for weekends. A timer is also needed for activation outside the
normal office hours. The example configuration is completed as follows:
1. Interval 1 (used for the weekdays)
– Set ON Time (P3.11.1.1) to a value of 07:00:00.
– Set OFF Time (P3.11.1.2) to a value of 17:00:00.
– Set From Day (P3.11.1.3) to a value of Monday.
– Set To Day (P3.11.1.4) to a value of Friday.
– Set Assign to Channel (P3.11.1.5) to a value of Time Channel 1.
2. Interval 2 (used for the weekends)
– Set ON Time (P3.11.2.1) to a value of 09:00:00.
– Set OFF Time (P3.11.2.2) to a value of 13:00:00.
– Set From Day (P3.11.2.3) to a value of Saturday.
– Set To Day (P3.11.2.4) to a value of Sunday.
– Set Assign to Channel (P3.11.2.5) to a value of Time Channel 1.
3. Timer 1 (used for the override operation outside of normal office hours)
– Set Duration (P3.11.6.1) to a value of 1800 (30 minutes).
– Set Assign to Channel (P3.11.6.2) to a value of Time Channel 1.
– Set Timer 1 (P3.5.1.18) to a value of DigIN Slot A.1.
4. Control Source (location of the start/stop)
Set Control Signal 1 A (P3.5.1.1) to a value of TimeChannel.1.
PID Controller 1 (M3.12)
The PID Controller 1 settings are used to configure the first PID controller, which controls the speed of the
motor that is physically connected to the drive’s output.
PID Controller 1 consists of the following settings:
● Basic Settings
● Setpoints
● Feedback
● Feedforward
● Soft Fill
● Process Supervision
● Pressure Loss Compensation
Basic Settings (M3.12.1)
Table 55: Basic Settings.
Defines the proportional gain of the
PID loop.
Defines the integration time of the
PID loop.
Defines the derivation time of the
PID loop.
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