
Title 9083 / 9087 / 90A3 / 90A7
Learning Control Operator’s Manual
Draw No.
02 ‘99.01.14 K.Maeda Qualified 1’st issue
A - 63639E - 034
01 ‘97.12.08 K.Maeda Newly designed Sheet 023
Edit Date Design Description / 069
No.2067 = 4096 × exp(-2π×100×0.001) = 2185
(Example 2) Case of high gain axis (τ = 0.5msec) and fc = 100 [Hz]
No.2067 = 4096 × exp(-2π×100×0.0005) = 2992
(Example 3) Case of high speed axis (αL6, αL9, τ = 125µsec) and fc = 100 [Hz]
No.2067 = 4096 × exp(-2π×100×0.000125) = 3787
Standard : 0
You should not change this parameter from standard setting value.
(Note) Motor type No. 75 applied to αL6 (Motor No.75) or αL9 (Motor No.74) have the special value
designed to optimize with HRV control, so that the torque increase than without HRV.
Data range : from –20 to +20
Standard : 0
You should not change this parameter from standard setting value.
If the current offset caused the torque ripple of a quarter every one motor revolution because of noise, you
could set this parameter to improve it..
Data range : 0 to 2048 ( mean 0 to 0.5)
Standard : 0
You should not change this parameter from standard setting value.
The increase of this parameter fasten the response of current loop trading off the stability of current.
Data range : 0 to 32767
Standard : 0
Use this function in case of full-closed system whose linear scale has lower limitation of speed than that of
the motor. If this function is used and then it detected, you can use the stop control at the alarm
(No.2005#6) of which kind are MSCHK alarm as well as OVL alarm.
Setting value: MSCKLV= L/B x 6554
L : detective level for the scale (mm/sec), B: ball screw pitch (mm/rev)
2110
MSGTCM Magnetic saturation compensation coefficient 9083/A
2231
MSCKLV Max. Speed check level
Relating Parameter
2175
RSHFTL R-phase current offset compensation coefficient 9083/B
2176
SSHFTL S-phase current offset compensation coefficient 9083/B
2230
IPPIL Current loop PI-IP coefficient 9083/B