CALCCOG
ASCII - Command | CALCCOG |
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Syntax Transmit | CALCCOG [Data] |
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Syntax Receive | CALCCOG | Available in |
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Type | Command | MMI | No | |
ASCII Format | - | CANBus Object Number | No | |
DIM | rpm | PROFIBUS PNU | No | |
Range | 0 .. 5 | DPR | No | |
Default | 2 |
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Opmode | 0 | Data Type Bus/DPR | - | |
Drive State | Enabled | Weightning |
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Start Firmware | 5.41 |
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Configuration | No | Revision | 1.9 | |
Function Group | Feedback | EEPROM | - | |
Short Description | Determing the Cogging Table |
Description
CALCCOG starts the automatic determination of the cogging table (see also COGGING). To do this, the output stage must be enabled, and the motor must be able to move freely, ideally without any mechanical coupling. The gain of the velocity controller GV should be tuned as high as possible.
While this command is being executed, the motor makes two full turns at the predefined speed. During the first turn, the cogging table values is coarsely identified. The second turn makes a fine identification for the cogging table values.
After this function has been completed, the 24 V power supply must be switched off and on to copy the determined table to the FLASH.
Until now, The CALCCOG function is reasonable when a Resolver, Hiperface- or an EnDAT-feedback device has been selected as the feedback device (FBTYPE=0, 2 or 4).
Before starting this processing, the parameter COGGING must be firstly set to one. Please reference to the ASCII command COGGING.