DURKOPP ADLER DAC classic 281 Operating instructions

DAC basic/classic

operating manual

part II

class 271

0791 271901

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DAC basic/classic

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Operating manual part II

Contents

PART II.............................................................................................................................. 4

1

Parameter.........................................................................................................................4

1.1

Parameter of class 271......................................................................................................................4

1.1.1

Operator-level......................................................................................................................................4

1.1.2

Technician-level...................................................................................................................................5

1.1.3

Developer-level..................................................................................................................................17

Operating manual part II

PART II

1 Parameter

The parameter overview is help a sought-after parameter for finding fast and changing. The construction of the list

has already been explained in the list using structure.

There are parameters, which can be found in the technicians' and developers' level both different consequences,

however, have. All settings in the developers' level aren't accessible for using staff and service technicians but are

adjusted by the software developers to the certain hardware once.

1.1 Parameter of class 271

class: 271

t 08 04 set of parameters: 271-140342-01

for sub-class: 271-140342-01

1.1.1 Operator-level

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

Bobbin thread counter and bobbin thread monitor

o 06 00 0 4 0 - Activate the bobbin thread counter

0 = off;

1 = Bobbin thread counter A;

2 = Bobbin thread counter B;

3 = Bobbin thread counter C;

4 = Bobbin thread monitor

o 06 01 0,1 999,9 300,0 x o0602 Reset value of the bobbin thread counter A

o 06 02 0,1 999,9 200,0 x o0604 Reset value of the bobbin thread counter B

o 06 03 0,1 999,9 100,0 x o0604 Reset value of the bobbin thread counter C

o 06 04 1 255 10 x stitches Factor of the bobbin thread counter A, B, and C

o 06 05 0 9999 0 stitches Number of stitches for bobbin thread monitor

o 06 06 0 1 0 - Stopping motor if the counter has reached the value 0.

0 = off;

1 = on

o 06 07 0 1 0 - Sewing foot down after thread trimming.

0 = off;

1 = on

o 06 08 0 1 0 - Display of the bobbin thread counter value

0 = off;

1 = on

Needle cooling

o 13 00 0 1 0 - Needle cooling

0 = off;

1 = on

Operating manual part II

1.1.2 Technician-level

The technician's level is unlocked by the following key combination:

When switching on the control unit and press the P button and the reset button at the same

time.

This allows access to the technician's level.

Press A+ to get into the technician's level.

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

Backtack

t 00 00 300 2500 1700 rpm Start backtack speed

t 00 01 0 254 12 10° Pre-control angle when switchin g on the backtack magnet.

(Switchover of forward backward at the bartack)

t 00 02 0 254 12 10° Pre-control angle when turning th e backtack magnet off.

(Changing of backward forward at the bartack)

t 00 03 0 1 0 - Start backtack with the position 0 of the pedal interruptible.

0 = off;

1 = on

t 00 04 0 2 0 - Mode for the end of the start backtack.

0 = You sew further after the end;

1 = Machine stops and must be started by the pedal again;

2 = Thread performance after the start backtack

t 00 05 0 1 1 - Pedal release only to an additional route A

0 = off;

1 = on

t 00 06 0 500 0 ms Delay time up to the speed release after the start backtack

t 00 10 300 2500 1700 rpm End backtack speed

t 00 11 0 254 12 10° Pre-control angle when switchin g on the backtack magnet.

(Switchover of forward backward at the bartack)

t 00 12 0 254 17 10° Pre-control angle when turning the backtack magnet off.

(Changing of backward forward at the bartack)

t 00 13 0 1 0 - Backtack magnet stays switched on (simple with the last

backward way final backtack and multiple backtack ends) till

the needle has been reached the Pos. 2.

0 = off;

1 = on

t 00 20 300 4000 2800 rpm Start multiple backtack speed (only at the stuffing program)

t 00 21 0 254 22 10° Pre-control angle when switchin g on the backtack magnet.

(Switchover of forward backward at the backtack) (only at the

stuffing program)

t 00 22 0 254 24 10° Pre-control angle when turning the backtack magnet off.

(Change of backward forward at the backtack) (only at the

stuffing program)

t 00 23 0 1 0 - Start backtack as a stuffing program.

0 = off;

1 = on

t 00 30 0 1 0 - Ornamental backtack

0 = off;

1 = on

t 00 31 0 2500 1200 rpm Ornamental backtack speed

t 00 32 0 1000 200 ms Stop time at the ornamental backtack

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

t 00 35 0 1 1 - Reducing speed when shifting the feed dog

0 = off;

1 = on

t 00 36 0 2000 500 rpm Wished speed reduction when shifting the feed dog.

t 00 40 0 2 1 - Type of the start backtack, if the backtacking is toggled.

0 = Simple start backtack;

1 = Double start backtack;

2 = Start multiple backtack

t 00 41 0 2 1 - Type of the end backtack, if the backtacking is toggled.

0 = Simple end backtack;

1 = Double end backtack;

2 = End multiple backtack

t 00 45 0 1 0 - Switching on the manual backtack

0 = Needle below;

1 = Needle above

t 00 46 0 1 0 - Turning the manual backtack off

0 = Needle below;

1 = Needle above

t 00 50 0 999 100 ms Drive time of the backtack magnet in the time period t

1

t 00 51 5 100 100 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

1

t 00 52 0,0 600,0 60,0 s Drive time of the backtack magnet in the time period t

2

(If you adjust 0s the backtack magnet will be driven

permanently)

t 00 53 5 90 45 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

2

t 00 54 0 1 1 - Increasing U

mag

when the backtack magnet will be driven

0 = No;

1 = Yes

Thread Clamp

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

t 01 00 0 8 4 - Mode of the thread clamp

0 = on switching angle FK = t0101,

out switching angle FK = t0102,

Without FL;

1 = on switching angle FK = 108°,

out switching angle FK = 268°,

Without FL;

2 = on switching angle FK = 49°,

out switching angle FK = 110°,

Without FL;

3 = on switching angle FK = 49°,

out switching angle FK = 190°,

Without FL;

4 = on switching angle FK = 108°,

out switching angle FK 268°,

on switching angle FL = 108°,

out switching angle FL = 154°;

5 = on switching angle FK = 108°,

out switching angle FK = 268°,

on switching angle FL = 44°,

out switching angle FL = 154°;

6 = on switching angle FK = 30°,

out switching angle FK = 200°,

on switching angle FL = 50°,

out switching angle FL = 100°;

7 = Without FK,

on switching angle FL = t0111,

out switching angle FL = t0112;

8 = on switching angle FK = t0101,

out switching angle FK = t0102,

on switching angle FL = t0111,

out switching angle FL = t0112

t 01 01 0 359 53 ° on switching angle of the thread clamp

t 01 02 0 359 224 ° off switching angle of the thread clamp

t 01 11 0 359 53 ° on switching angle of the sewing foot lifting

t 01 12 0 359 110 ° off switching angle of the sewing foot lifting

t 01 13 0 100 35 % Duty cycle of sewing foot lifting at mode 4-8

t 01 20 0 3 0 - Options of the thread clamp

0 = FK

only at the seam beginning;

1 = FK at the seam beginning and at the turning back;

2 = FK at the seam beginning and at the sewing foot lifting;

3 = FK at the seam beginning, turning back and at the sewing

foot lifting

t 01 50 0 999 100 ms Drive time of the thread clamp in the time period t

1

t 01 51 5 100 100 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

1

t 01 52 0,1 30,0 30,0 s Drive time of the thread clamp magnet in the time period t

2

(If you adjust 0s the thread clamp magnet will be driven

permanently)

t 01 53 5 100 100 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

2

t 01 54 0 1 1 - Increasing U

mag

when the thread clamp magnet will be driven

0 = No;

1 = Yes

Thread trimmer

t 02 00 100 750 180 rpm Cutting speed

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

t 02 01 0 1 0 - Pedal position for starting the cutting process.

0 = Position -2;

1 = Position -1

t 02 10 0 359 50 ° on switching angle t 08 12 <= t 02 10 < t 02 11

t 02 11 0 359 306 ° off switching angle t 02 10 < t 02 11 <= t 08 13

t 02 20 0 255 0 ms Delay time for a repeated activation of the Cutting magnet.

t 02 21 0 255 40 ms Delay time for turning the cutting magnet off

Sewing foot lifting

t 03 00 0 1 1 - sewing foot lifting active

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 03 10 0 255 80 ms Intermediate lag of the machine after switching the sewing

foot lifting off

t 03 11 0 255 40 ms Turn-on delay of the sewing foot lifting at speed 0

t 03 12 0 255 80 ms Turn-on delay of the sewing foot lifting at the seam end

t 03 50 0 999 200 ms Drive time of the sewing foot lifting magnet in the time

period t

1

t 03 51 5 100 100 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

1

t 03 52 0,0 600,0 300,0 s Drive time of the foot lifting magnet in the time period t

2

(If you adjust 0s the thread clamp magnet will be driven

permanently)

t 03 53 5 100 43 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

2

t 03 54 0 1 1 - Increasing U

mag

when the foot lifting magnet will be driven

0 = No;

1 = Yes

Soft start

t 05 00 120 1000 800 rpm Soft start speed

t 05 01 1 99 2 Stitches Number of soft start stitches

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

Seam ways

t 07 00 0 2 0 - Treatment position-2 in seam ways.

0 = Demolition of the seam. The next seam way is sewn; The

seam is broken off with thread trimmer at the last seam of

the program.

1 = Demolition of the seam with thread performances (even if

inactive). The next seam process is a free seam.

2 = Demolition of the seam with thread performances (even if

inactive). Seam program is stopped.

t 07 01 0 1 0 - Automatic system business.

0 = off;

1 = on

Motor

t 08 00 500 9999 4800 rpm Maximum speed

t 08 01 100 400 180 rpm Minimal speed

t 08 02 100 1000 180 rpm Positioning speed

t 08 03 1 100 30 rpm/ms Acceleration ramp

t 08 04 1 100 35 rpm/ms Braking ramp

t 08 05 0 1 0 - Direction of rotation of the motor

0 = on the left;

1 = on the right

t 08 06 0 2 0 - Motor brake at the normal stop

0 = Brakes for the duration of t0805;

1 = Brake durably actively at the stop

2 = Position will be hold permanently

t 08 07 0,1 6,0 2,0 A Holding current at the machine stop

t 08 08 0 255 20 - Reaction rate at changes of the needle position

t 08 09 0 999 200 ms Period of the motor brake

t 08 10 - - - - Setting the reference position

t 08 11 - - - - Setting the needle positions

t 08 12 0 359 40 ° Lower needle position (Position 1)

t 08 13 0 359 306 ° Thread lever up position (Position 2)

t 08 14 0 359 350 ° Direction finder position

t 08 15 0 359 296 ° on threading position

t 08 20 - - - - Calibrating pedal

t 08 21 12 64 24 Steps Number of speed steps of the pedal

t 08 22 0 4 1 - Speed curve

t 08 23 10 255 90 ms Debouncing of the position-1

t 08 24 5 255 15 ms Debouncing of the position-2

t 08 30 0 1 0 - Shows the machine speed

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 08 31 0 1 0 - Shows the current needle position

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 08 32 - - - - The Needle will move to the upper needle position if the

energy is on and the pedal was used.

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 08 40 500 9999 1800 rpm Speed limitation DB3000

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

Thread tension

t 09 00 0 3 0 ° Mode of the thread tension release and thread tension

reduction with active foot lifting.

0 = No thread tension release;

1 = Thread tension release in the seam;

2 = Thread tension release after thread trimming;

3 = Thread tension release in the seam and after thread

trimming.

t 09 01 0 1 1 ° Thread tension release by thread help

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 09 02 0,0 2,55 0,0 s Delay time of the tread tension release after thread trimming.

(Only active if t 09 00 = 2 or 3)

t 09 10 0 359 50 ° on switching angle t 08 of 12 < = t of 09 10 < t 09 11 at the

trimming process

t 09 11 0 359 306 ° off switching angle t of 09 10 < t 09 of 11 < = t 08 13 at the

trimming process

t 09 20 0 255 0 ms Delay time for a repeated activation of the tension magnet at

the trimming process.

t 09 21 0 255 40 ms Delay time for turning the tension magnet off at the trimming

process

t 09 50 0 999 80 ms Drive time of the thread tension magnet in the time period t

1

t 09 51 5 100 100 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

1

t 09 52 0,0 600,0 60,0 s Drive time of the thread tension magnet in the time period t

2

(If you adjust 0s the thread tension magnet will be driven

permanently)

t 09 53 5 100 70 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

2

t 09 54 0 1 0 - Increasing U

mag

when the thread tension magnet will be driven

0 = No;

1 = Yes

High lift for walking foot

t 10 00 0 1 0 - High lift for walking foot

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 10 01 0 9999 1800 rpm High lift walking speed

t 10 02 1 21 10 Step Lower speed break point

t 10 03 1 21 19 Step Upper speed break point

t 10 04 - - - - Show the actual position of the potentiometer and the actual

limitation of the speed

3: 2800

3: = actual position

2800 = speed limitation

t 10 05 0 1 0 - Operational mode of the high lift for walking foot

0 = not stored;

1 = stored

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

Function module

t 11 00 0 6 0 - Function of module 1 (X2.30)

0 = No Function;

1 = Additional thread tension;

2 = Switch stitch length;

3 = Single stitch with stitch length switching;

4 = Single stitch backwards with stitch length switching;

5 = Lift/lower roller;

6 = Lift/lower fabric end stop

t 11 01 0 1 0 - Output of function module 1 (X2.30) inverted

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 11 02 0 1 0 - Deactivation of function module 1 after trimming process.

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 11 30 0 6 0 - Function of module 2 (X2.20)

0 = No Function;

1 = Additional thread tension;

2 = Switch stitch length;

3 = Single stitch with stitch length switching;

4 = Single stitch backwards with stitch length switching;

5 = Lift/lower roller;

6 = Lift/lower fabric end stop

t 11 31 0 1 0 - Output of function module 2 (X2.20) inverted

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 11 32 0 1 0 - Deactivation of function module 2 after trimming process.

0 = No

1 = Yes

t 11 60 0 6 0 - Function of module 3 (X2.15)

0 = No Function;

1 = Additional thread tension;

2 = Switch stitch length;

3 = Single stitch with stitch length switching;

4 = Single stitch backwards with stitch length switching;

5 = Lift/lower roller;

6 = Lift/lower fabric end stop

t 11 61 0 1 0 - Output of function module 3 (X2.15) inverted

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 11 62 0 1 0 - Deactivation of function module 3 after trimming process.

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 11 90 0 999 100 ms Drive time of output FF3 in the time period t

1

t 11 91 5 100 100 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

1

t 11 92 0,0 600,0 0,0 s Drive time of output FF3 in the time period t

2

(If you adjust 0s the output FF3 will be driven permanently)

t 11 93 5 100 35 % Pulse duty ratio in the time period t

2

t 11 94 0 1 0 - Increasing U

mag

when the output FF3 will be driven

0 = No;

1 = Yes

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

Turning Back

t 12 00 0 1 0 - Turning back

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 12 01 10 180 10 ° Moving angle of rotation

t 12 02 10 255 20 ms Waiting time up to the turning back

Needle cooling

t 13 00 0 1 0 - Mode of the needle cooling

0 = Normal needle cooling;

1 = Needle cooling depending on speed

t 13 01 0,0 9,999 2,500 s Switch-off delay of needle cooling

t 13 02 100 9999 !!!! rpm Speed for activate the needle cooling

Roller

t 14 00 0 3 0 - Mode for lifting the roller

0 = No lifting;

1 = Lifting with sewing foot;

2 = Lifting with bartack;

3 = Lifting with bartack and sewing foot

t 14 01 0 1 0 - Lifting roller when enabling high lift for walking foot.

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 14 02 0 1 0 - Stitch counting after sewing foot lifting till roller remains

lowered.

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 14 03 0 255 0 Stitches Number of stitches till lower the roller

Miscellaneous of the control

t 51 00 - - - - Showing software version

t 51 01 - - - - Showing control serial number

t 51 02 - - - - Showing machine serial number

t 51 03 - - - - Showing production date

t 51 04 - - - - Showing machine class and –sub class

t 51 10 0 4 - - Load of parameters

0 = Nothing;

1 = Sewing data of the there dongle;

2 = Sewing data of the backup area;

3 = Seam ways of the there Dongle

4 = Master reset

t 51 11 0 3 - - Store of parameters

0 = Nothing;

1 = Sewing data on the there dongle;

2 = Sewing data to the backup area;

3 = Seam ways on the there Dongle

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

t 51 12 - - - - Hardware-Test

Bold Inputs or Outputs are only available at DACclassic

controls.

1.Analog

Um: Supply Voltage in V

U24: Supply Voltage for Outputs in V

Imo: Current of the 24V supply

PAn: Analog value of the pedal

Nre: X1.4 Analog Input

Ian: X1.1 Analog Input

2.Inputs

X1.5: Manual Backtack

X1.6: Nedle up/down

X1.7: No Function

X1.8: No Function

X1.9: No Function

X1.10: No Function

X1.11: Machine run blockage

X1.12: No Function

X1.13: Light barrier

X1.14: Backtack suppression/recall

X2.1: No Function

X2.2: No Function

X2.3: No Function

X2.4: No Function

X2.6: No Function

X2.7: No Function

3.Outputs

X1.15: No Function

X1.17: No Function

X1.18: No Function

X1.20: No Function

X1.21: No Function

X1.22: No Function

X1.23: No Function

X1.24: LED Backtack suppression/recall

X1.25: No Function

X1.26: No Function

X1.27: Thread clamp

X1.28: No Function

X1.29: No Function

X1.30: No Function

X1.31: No Function

X1.32: No Function

X1.34: Backtacking

X1.35: Sewing foot lifting

X1.36: Thread tension

X1.37: Thread trimmer

t 51 13 - - - - Disturbance reports show the last on 10

t 51 14 0 1 - - Reset of the service counter

0 = No;

1 = Yes

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

t 51 20 0 13 3 - Function of the bartack input (machine connector Pin 5)

0 = no function;

1 = on threading help;

2 = Bartack suppression/recall;

3 = Manual bartack;

4 = Half stitch;

5 = Full stitch;

6 = Direction finder position;

7 = Turning back

8 = Input function module 1;

9 = Input function module 2;

10 = Input function module 3;

11 = Switch high lift for walking foot;

12 = Ornamental Backtack;

13 = Needle cooling

t 51 21 0 13 1 - Function of the bartack toggle input (machine connector Pin

14)

0 = no function;

1 = on threading help;

2 = Bartack suppression/recall;

3 = Manual bartack;

4 = Half stitch;

5 = Full stitch;

6 = Direction finder position;

7 = Turning back

8 = Input function module 1;

9 = Input function module 2;

10 = Input function module 3;

11 = Switch high lift for walking foot;

12 = Ornamental Backtack;

13 = Needle cooling

t 51 22 0 13 4 - Function of the needle up/down input (machine connector Pin

6)

0 = no function;

1 = on threading help;

2 = Bartack suppression/recall;

3 = Manual bartack;

4 = Half stitch;

5 = Full stitch;

6 = Direction finder position;

7 = Turning back

8 = Input function module 1;

9 = Input function module 2;

10 = Input function module 3;

11 = Switch high lift for walking foot;

12 = Ornamental Backtack;

13 = Needle cooling

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

t 51 23 0 13 0 - Function of the input FF1 (machine connector Pin 8)

0 = no function;

1 = on threading help;

2 = Bartack suppression/recall;

3 = Manual bartack;

4 = Half stitch;

5 = Full stitch;

6 = Direction finder position;

7 = Turning back

8 = Input function module 1;

9 = Input function module 2;

10 = Input function module 3;

11 = Switch high lift for walking foot;

12 = Ornamental Backtack;

13 = Needle cooling

t 51 24 0 13 0 - Function of the input FF2 (machine connector Pin 7)

0 = no function;

1 = on threading help;

2 = Bartack suppression/recall;

3 = Manual bartack;

4 = Half stitch;

5 = Full stitch;

6 = Direction finder position;

7 = Turning back

8 = Input function module 1;

9 = Input function module 2;

10 = Input function module 3;

11 = Switch high lift for walking foot;

12 = Ornamental Backtack;

13 = Needle cooling

t 51 25 0 13 0 - Function of the input FF3 (machine connector Pin 7)

0 = no function;

1 = on threading help;

2 = Bartack suppression/recall;

3 = Manual bartack;

4 = Half stitch;

5 = Full stitch;

6 = Direction finder position;

7 = Turning back

8 = Input function module 1;

9 = Input function module 2;

10 = Input function module 3;

11 = Switch high lift for walking foot;

12 = Ornamental Backtack;

13 = Needle cooling

OP1000

t 52 00 0 15 4 - Contrast of the display of the OP1000

t 52 01 0 1 1 - Button receipt active

0 = No;

1 = Yes

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

t 52 20 0 13 1 - Function of the input “F

0 = no function;

1 = on threading help;

2 = Bartack suppression/recall;

3 = Manual bartack;

4 = Half stitch;

5 = Full stitch;

6 = Direction finder position;

7 = Turning back

8 = Input function module 1;

9 = Input function module 2;

10 = Input function module 3;

11 = Switch high lift for walking foot;

12 = Ornamental Backtack;

13 = Needle cooling

t 52 40 0 1 0 - Key lock for the initial bartack buttons

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 52 41 0 1 0 - Key lock for the final bartack buttons

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 52 42 0 1 0 - Key lock for the thread buttons

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 52 43 0 1 0 - Key lock for the seam program buttons

0 = No;

1 = Yes

t 52 44 0 1 0 - Key lock for the programming buttons

0 = No;

1 = Yes

Operating manual part II

1.1.3 Developer-level

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

Bartack

d 00 01 0 359 75 ° Mechanical switching angle of th e bartack

Thread trimmer

d 02 00 0 360 170 - The FA speed shall angle be reached before switching on

the magnets.

Seam ways

d 07 00 150 9999 1500 rpm Speed limitation for seam ways

d 07 01 1 20 6 Stitches Stitches for the speed limitation by seam ways

Motor

d 08 00 1 9999 5000 rpm Maximum motor speed

d 08 01 1 100 40 rpm/ms Maximum acceleration or deceleration

d 08 02 0 50 4 Kgcm² Mechanical inertia

d 08 10 0,1 100,0 1,5 Ohm Stator resistance

d 08 11 1 200 3 mH Stator inductance

d 08 12 0,1 100,0 21,0 V/1000rpm

EMK

d 08 13 0,1 20,00 11,00 A Maximum stator current

d 08 14 1 10 2 - Pole couple number

d 08 20 0 255 64 - Factor K

pn

of the speed control

d 08 21 0 255 64 - Factor K

in

of the speed control

d 08 22 0 255 0 - Factor K

dn

of the speed control

d 08 23 0 255 24 - Pre control of the speed control in the breaking sequence

d 08 30 0 255 0 - Factor K

ps

of the distance control

d 08 31 0 255 1 - Factor K

is

of the distance control

d 08 32 0 255 6 - Factor K

ds

of the distance control

d 08 40 0 255 112 - Factor K

px

of the position control

d 08 41 0 255 58 - Factor K

dx

of the position control

d 08 42 0 255 32 Inc Increments for the add-on connection of the PD situation

control system

d 08 43 0 1000 0 2,857° Angle to the positioning

d 08 44 0 1000 16 Inc Increments for the position speed

d 08 50 0 1 0 - Choice of the pedal

0 = Analogous;

1 = Digital

d 08 51 0 1 0 - endurance test active

0 = No;

1 = Yes

d 08 52 0,1 99,99 5,00 - Period motor on

d 08 53 0,1 99,99 5,00 - Period motor off

d 08 54 1 9999 900 s Period oft the endurance test

d 08 55 0 2000 180 rpm Speed for the reference drive

Thread tension

d 09 01 5 100 10 % Pulse duty ratio at the on threading help

Machine run blockage

d 50 00 0 1 0 - Machine run blockage

0 = off;

1 = on

d 50 01 0 1 0 - The mode of operation from machine run blockage switch

0 = NC;

1 = NO

Operating manual part II

L C P Min Max Preset Unity Description

d 50 02 0 1 1 - Emergency shutdown of the motor or motor places

0 = Emergency shutdown;

1 = Direct positioning

Miscellaneous of the control

d 51 00 1 255 40 ms Period for raising off Umag on 33V

d 51 01 1 255 5 ms Period for the DeEnergizer process

d 51 02 0,1 16,00 0,12 kHz Adjust the PWM frequency

d 51 10 0,0 999,9 0,0 x d5111 Reset value of the service counter ( 0 means disabled)

d 51 11 1 255 1 x 10000St service counter factor

d 51 12 1 255 1 x d5111 repeat the info message

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