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CSDP Plus Servo Drive User Manual

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SEt-64 Forward Torque Offset<br />

• Setting range: 0 to 100%<br />

• <strong>User</strong> Default: 0<br />

• Changes while the servo is OFF<br />

Set this parameter in cases where the load moves upward vertically<br />

when the motor revolves in the forward direction. This can<br />

supplement the problem of a falling vertical load when the mechanical<br />

brake is released as the servo is ON.<br />

SEt-65 Reverse Torque Offset<br />

• Setting range: 0 to 100%<br />

• <strong>User</strong> Default: 0<br />

• Changes while the servo is OFF<br />

Set this parameter in cases where the load increases when the load<br />

moves along the vertical axis and the motor revolves in the reverse<br />

direction. This can resolve the problem of a falling load when the<br />

mechanical brake is released after the servo is ON in case of a<br />

vertically operating load.<br />

SEt-66 Load Inertia Ratio<br />

• Setting range: 0 to 600 0.1 times<br />

• <strong>User</strong> Default: 30<br />

• Changes while the servo is OFF<br />

The load inertia ratio estimated by auto tuning is set automatically.<br />

In tuning, the inertia ratio should be<br />

considered first for the optimum<br />

performance of the motor connected to<br />

the servo drive. The inertia ratio is the<br />

ratio of the inertia of the load to that of<br />

the motor’s rotor.<br />

If the inertia of rotor is 3 gf.cm.s 2 and the inertia of load is 3 gf. cm. s 2 ,<br />

inertia ratio is 10 times.<br />

Inertia Ratio = Inertia of the Load/Inertia of the Motor’s Rotor<br />

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