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How to adjust the damping coefficient of a Fisher locator

2018-04-17View Original

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How to adjust the damping coefficient of a Fisher locator
Reply #22018-04-18
It seems like the PID is being adjusted within dynamic optimization
Reply #32018-04-18
What series? It’s listed in the menu; if there’s overshoot, the current amplifier can be adjusted
Reply #42019-01-11
In the optimization settings, after entering, you need to choose whether it is a graphite filler: YES/NO. There are also options for decreasing/increasing the response and decreasing/increasing the damping. Modifying the damping coefficient essentially means adjusting the response gain. If your valve experiences overshoot or excess movement, you can revise the stroke gain, response gain, speed gain, MLBF gain, and integral gain
Reply #52019-01-13
It has different versions, allowing for adjustments to the entries
Reply #62019-01-13
1. P88 menu 2-2-4-1-8 TRAVEL TUNNING-STABILIZE/OPTIMIZE. 2. Function of P26: If, after selecting Decrease Response or Increase Response, the valve travel overshoot is excessive, select Decrease Damping to choose a damping value that permits more overshoot. Select Increase Damping to pick a damping value that will reduce the overshoot. Once done, select Done.

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