Analog Input

If the drive command source is set to analog, then the analog input to the drive supplies the current or velocity command to the control loops of the drive.The default analog input screen displays a summary block diagram of the analog input. You can adjust the analog input settings from this view as follows:

Button or Dialog Box	Description	Parameter
Offset	The offset adds a bias to the analog input command. This offset is commonly used to remove any biases that may be present on the analog input signal.	AIN.OFFSET
Input Voltage	The value of the analog input after the offset, and low pass filters.	AIN.VALUE
Scale	If the opmode is current mode, then this value is the amount of current that will be commanded for each volt on the analog input. If the opmode is velocity mode, then this value is the velocity that will be commanded for each volt on the analog input. Note: Scaling in KAS is 80% of that in AKD. In AKD 10 v = 32767 while in KAS 10V = 26126	AIN.ISCALE ,AIN.VSCALE , or AIN.PSCALE
Torque Torque is the tendency of a force to rotate an object about an axis. Just as a force is a push or a pull, a torque can be thought of as a twist Command	The current or velocity command that is sent to the control loops.	IL.CMD PL.CMD or VL.CMD

Click the More button to access a detailed view of the analog input. You can adjust additional analog input settings from this view as follows:

Button or Dialog Box	Description	Parameter
Low Pass Filter	The break point frequency for the low pass filter.	AIN.CUTOFF
Deadband	The threshold for the deadband. This parameter is commonly used to reduce noise while the drive is stationary.	AIN.DEADBAND

Both analog input views provide a link to the encoder emulation output setup; see Encoder Emulationfor more details on this feature.

Related Parameters

AIN Parameters