4.1.12 Slow driving curve prole
The SIDOOR ATD4xxW controllers support a parameterizable, speed-reduced speed prole (slow 
prole) to which a changeover can be carried out exibly.
Parameter assignment
You can congure the following parameters equally via the parameter interface, the service tool 
and the terminal.
Table 4-9 Force and energy prole parameter overview
Normal prole Slow prole
Energy limiting p3667 "SlowIniSpdOp"
p3671 "SlowIniSpdCls"
p1202 "KinEnergyLimCls"
p1203 "KinEnergyLimOp"
p1204 "KinEnergyLimNdg"
Speed limit
(inuenced by energy limiting)
p3668 "MaxSpdCls"
p3664 "MaxSpdOp"
p3672 "NdgSpd"
Drive order for prole switching
To switch to the slow prole, the DCMD expansion bit "slow" (see Table A-17 DCMD expansion 
bits (Page 320)) must be set. In combination with an applicable DCMD drive order (see Table 
A-16 DCMD signal (Page 319)), the drive switches to the slow prole.
Switching proles
The drive switches over to the slow prole when the corresponding drive order with expansion 
bit is active and the controller is in normal mode. The slow prole can be activated or deactivated 
dynamically during travel. The activation of the slow prole brakes the drive automatically to the 
speed of the Slow prole in accordance with the parameterized reversal ramp. Minimally, 
however, with 500 mm/s². When the Slow prole is deactivated, the drive accelerates with 
1500 mm/s² to the specied end speed.
Independent values, which are not inuenced by the speed parameters described here, apply to 
the speed in the initial or learn run mode.
Drive response
When the slow prole is active, all drive functions are supported without restriction.
SIDOOR functions
4.1 Basic functions
ATD4xxW for industrial applications
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