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SynchroNet ES/2 <strong>Service</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

MACHINE PARAMETERS<br />

SERVO CONTROLLED WIND<br />

RESERVED $10b0<br />

SWNDMX $10b1/2/3<br />

This 24-bit number determines the value placed in the servo register for maximum wind speed. For<br />

a DC servo controlled machine the smallest (fastest) meaningful value is 00 48 00.<br />

SWNDMN $10b4/5/6<br />

This 24-bit number determines the value placed in the servo register for minimum wind speed. For<br />

a DC servo controlled machine the largest (slowest) meaningful value is 01 d4 00.<br />

SWNDGN $10b7<br />

This byte determines the value placed in the DC servo gain register. It is only applicable if DC speed<br />

control is selected using TOGTYP.<br />

SWNDOFF $10b8<br />

This byte determines the value placed in the DC servo offset register. It is only applicable if DC<br />

speed control is selected.<br />

SWNDNEG $10b9<br />

display : SWNDNE<br />

If DC speed control requires decreasing voltage for increasing speed then this flag should be set to<br />

non zero, otherwise set to zero gives increasing voltage for increasing speed. It is only applicable if<br />

DC speed control is selected.<br />

SWNDSTP $10ba/b<br />

display : SWNDST<br />

This 16-bit number determines the change per command step (20ms) when in servo controlled<br />

wind.<br />

The current value in the servo wind control register (24 bits) is divided by 2 SWNDSTP number of<br />

times to obtain the correction factor for the new value. Thus if SWNDSTP is set to 1 then half the<br />

current value is used as the step size. If SWNDSTP is set to 7 then the servo will change by 1/128th<br />

of it’s present value each command step.<br />

The DC output voltage can be assessed from the formula<br />

20<br />

975 39<br />

DCout 10 ( * SWNDOFF ( * Vf )* SWNDGN)<br />

256<br />

25600 2560<br />

where Vf is derived from the FM servo dividers (i.e. SWNDGN has no effect when Vf = 2.5v, Vf has<br />

no effect when SWNDGN = 0)<br />

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