Cutler-Hammer - Eaton Canada
Cutler-Hammer - Eaton Canada
Cutler-Hammer - Eaton Canada
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AF93/IS903 Parameter Descriptions<br />
USING THE PARAMETERS<br />
Remote Function (Cont.)<br />
Since the PI Regulator software works best when<br />
the analog feedback is scaled to the full range, we<br />
recommend that the Minimum Analog Reference<br />
(parameter 8) be set to 0% and the Maximum<br />
Analog Reference (parameter 9) be set to 100%<br />
(for direct acting control). In applications that<br />
require inverse control, set the Minimum Analog<br />
Reference parameter to 100% and the Maximum<br />
Analog Reference parameter to 0%.<br />
Using ÒMIN POT REFÓ and ÒMAX POT REFÓ, the<br />
operating band can be adjusted for the specific<br />
application. In this example for a desired setpoint<br />
of 10 psi and a maximum range of 8 to 12 psi, the<br />
operator would set Minimum Potentiometer<br />
Reference and Maximum Potentiometer<br />
Reference to the equivalent percentages of these<br />
values.<br />
Pressure<br />
Level<br />
PI Setpoint<br />
<strong>Cutler</strong>-<strong>Hammer</strong><br />
PI<br />
Controller<br />
AF93/IS903<br />
We recommend that, for most applications, you<br />
set the initial value of the Integral Gain (parameter<br />
24) to 10000 and Proportional Gain (parameter<br />
25) to 10000. Since these values are not Run<br />
Locked (can be changed while the system is<br />
running) you can adjust them (in 1000 unit<br />
intervals) while you observe its operation. To<br />
increase or decrease the response time to<br />
changes in feedback value, you might want to<br />
change the value of Integral Gain. To control the<br />
amount of under and overshoot, you might want to<br />
adjust the Proportional Gain. Note that some types<br />
of systems, such as HVAC control, might not need<br />
much proportional gain.<br />
Feedback (Duct Pressure)<br />
PI Control Application Example<br />
Figure 4-1<br />
HVAC<br />
ETN-HVACPI<br />
Pressure<br />
Transducer<br />
AF93/IS903 Instruction Manual<br />
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