MagForce motor system installation: Difference between revisions

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Further experiments (first and second swing) must be re-run if you adjust Angle, PowerStaSwi, Pos-Impuls or Transmiss after calculations are complete.

The ideal impulse is not written to memory unless I-regulator is zero. It will automatically go to zero when the system has finished calculating the value. If you entered your own value for I then you will also have to set I-regulator to zero yourself to save it in memory (manual setup mode), then swing the bell again to make sure it works. Adjustments to %Start, %Brake, PowerBrake1 and PowerBrake2 can be made at this time without having to recalculate Ideal pulses. You can test them to be sure the motor overloads do not disengage when this happens.

The ideal impulse is not written to memory unless I-regulator is zero. It will automatically go to zero when the system has finished calculating the value. If you entered your own value for P-regulator then you will also have to set I-regulator to zero yourself to save it in memory (manual setup mode), then swing the bell again to make sure it works. Adjustments to %Start, %Brake, PowerBrake1 and PowerBrake2 can be made at this time without having to recalculate Ideal pulses. You can test them to be sure the motor overloads do not disengage when this happens.

Do not use braking with retrograde (counterbalanced) clappers. Bell damage from a severe impact may occur if the clapper gets out of phase with the bell and they collide from opposite directions.

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 Further experiments (first and second swing) must be re-run if you adjust Angle, PowerStaSwi, Pos-Impuls or Transmiss after calculations are complete.
-The ideal impulse is not written to memory unless I-regulator is zero. It will automatically go to zero when the system has finished calculating the value. If you entered your own value for I then you will also have to set I-regulator to zero yourself to save it in memory (manual setup mode), then swing the bell again to make sure it works. Adjustments to %Start, %Brake, PowerBrake1 and PowerBrake2 can be made at this time without having to recalculate Ideal pulses. You can test them to be sure the motor overloads do not disengage when this happens.
+The ideal impulse is not written to memory unless I-regulator is zero. It will automatically go to zero when the system has finished calculating the value. If you entered your own value for P-regulator then you will also have to set I-regulator to zero yourself to save it in memory (manual setup mode), then swing the bell again to make sure it works. Adjustments to %Start, %Brake, PowerBrake1 and PowerBrake2 can be made at this time without having to recalculate Ideal pulses. You can test them to be sure the motor overloads do not disengage when this happens.
 Do not use braking with retrograde (counterbalanced) clappers. Bell damage from a severe impact may occur if the clapper gets out of phase with the bell and they collide from opposite directions.