Pin Description - OverloadCtrlEnc
Input |
Data Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
i_xEn |
BOOL |
The enable function enables or disables the function. Refer also to i_xEn below this table. TRUE: Enabled FALSE: Disabled |
i_iDrvTrqActl |
INT |
This is the actual torque on the motor. Range: –3000...3000 Scaling/Unit: 0.1% |
i_wDrvTrqMax |
WORD |
This is the maximum torque allowed before an overload alarm is generated. The range is between 0 and 3000 (0.1%). Range: 0...3000 Scaling/Unit: 0.1% |
i_wFltrTime |
WORD |
This is the time delay set by the operator for the function block to wait before generating an overload alarm. This is used to avoid any jerking in the system that is being registered as an alarm. Range: 0...200 s Scaling/Unit: 0.1 s |
i_iDrvSpdActl |
INT |
This is the speed value from the drive input through the fieldbus. Refer also to i_iDrvSpdActl below this table. Range: –6000...6000 RPM |
i_wEncPos |
WORD |
This is the value from the encoder through the fieldbus. Refer also to i_wEncPos below this table. Range: 0...65535 count |
By setting the i_xEn input to FALSE the output states will be overwritten by a defined fallback state which is specific for each function block.
As soon as the function block gets enabled again the output states will be updated corresponding to the function block behavior as described above. There is no additional action required from you to re-establish the enabled state.
The fallback states of OverloadCtrlEnc are given in the table below.
Output |
Data Type |
Fallback State |
---|---|---|
q_xEn |
BOOL |
FALSE |
q_xOvldAlrm |
BOOL |
FALSE |
Outputs that are not listed will retain their current values.
The input i_iDrvTrqActl is read in through a fieldbus communication interface directly from the drive. It is a mandatory input for the function.
The range of the torque is –300% to 300%.
This is used as the feedback to calculate the distance traveled under overload.
NOTE: The 16 bit encoder resolution of WORD type is converted to 32 bit resolution DINT internally by the function block.
Output |
Data Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
q_xEn |
BOOL |
This displays the status of the enable parameter. TRUE: Enabled FALSE: Disabled |
q_xOvldAlrm |
BOOL |
This is the overload alarm output. Refer also q_xOvldAlrm below this table. TRUE: Alarm overload detected. FALSE: No alarm detected. |
If the upward movement of the hoist needs to be restricted during an overload condition, the application designer must interlock this particular output to the crane program.
NOTE: The overload alarm q_xOvldAlrm and the position are retained after warm start.