The curves
are quasi real time online representations of the operating status (depending
on the speed of your computer).
At the
bottom left you can select which data are to be displayed.
If analogue and digital values are displayed at the
same time, the curves are displayed at the top and the digital signals are
displayed at the bottom.
To move the
separating bar between the analogue and digital values, proceed as follows:
§ move the mouse to the bar
§ Press left mouse button
§ keep the left mouse button pressed and move the bar
to the required position
§ Release the button
If not all
digital signals can be displayed on the screen, only a part of them is
displayed. Use the scroll bar on the left side to scroll through the list of
signals.
If you
right-click in the analogue field, a cursor bar is set. The analogue values at
this cursor position are displayed at the top in the scaling axis.
The cursor bar
can be moved to any position. Right-click on it and drag it to the required
position.
You can also
have a closer look on certain curve sections by "zooming into" the
curve.
To do this,
press the left mouse button in the travel curve window, keep it pressed and
drag a square across the required curve section. When you release the mouse
button, this curve section will be enlarged.
The current
values are displayed on the axes (left and top).
At the
bottom right, you will find a zoom overview. This indicates the current
position in the travel curve.
Zooming is
also possible in the case of the digital signals. To close the zoom window,
press the "ESC" key.
It is
possible to switch between an absolute value representation and a
representation with sign (positive / negative). To switch over simply click on
the button "pos./neg." or "Amount".
If you
select positive-negative representation, the speed will be positive during
upward movements and negative during downward movements. In this setting it is
possible, for example, to distinguish between counterrotation and normal
rotation of the pulley on the travel curve.
If you click
on the button "Menu", you can edit parameters without closing the
travel curve window.
Use the
right button "<->" to open and close a special menu window. In
this window. the travels are listed, indicating the date and time. The last 150
travel operations viewed with the PowerControl software are stored. If you
click on one travel, it will be displayed on the screen immediately.
With new
devices also the travel counter is shown in parentheses:
As a
standard, the last 150 travel operations viewed with PowerControl32 are stored temporarily.
If more than 150 travel operations are carried out, the oldest travel will be
deleted. To save one of these travel operations permanently, proceed as
follows:
·
Open the travel curve window ("Display" ð "Drive
curve")
·
Click on right button "<->". A special menu window will
be opened. In this window. the online travels last viewed are listed,
indicating the date and time.
·
Click on the required travel. This will be displayed on the screen.
·
In the white field below the travels, you can enter a text relating to
the curve. Here, you can save more details of the travel operation.
·
Click on button "Save curve ".
·
In the window now opened, select a file name and confirm it.
The
"Data" path will be used as a standard. If you select another path,
this path will be saved and used as the default path when the program is
started the next time.
There is a possibility to record
travel curves from the VVVF on a USB stick (USB host option PCB necessarily).
These travel curves also can be displayed and saved with the PowerControl32
software.
The selection takes place via
clicking one of the upper buttons:
·
Button "HD": last stored travel curves of the hard disc are
listed. This also is the standard attitude when open the travel curve window.
·
Button "USB": travel curves of the USB stick are listed
If several USB sticks with RST drive
curve data are present, then a selection window of the drive discs appears.
Select the suitable drive disc and confirm with "OK".
The file name is assigned
automatically by the USB host with a sequential numbering. On the right side of
the file name in the travels listing the travel counter is displayed. Thereby a
direct allocation to error registrations can take place in the error memory.
The USB host option PCB stores the
travel curve data in principle in the folder "RST_DATA.USB". The name
of the folder may not be renamed and must be located in the main path.
If the data are copied on the hard
disk, then the complete folder must be copied in the main folder, e.g.:
C: \ RST_DATA.USB
Version 002
/ Date: 17.09.2007