新时达step调试资料（Step step debugging information）.doc

新时达step调试资料（Step step debugging information） Serial system debugging instructions (take F board as an example) Elevator debugging notes All the elevator installation, commissioning must pay attention to safety, comply with safety operation standards. Two. Elevator comfort factors are mainly related: 1. mechanical factors, such as rail verticality, surface smoothness, connection, guide shoe elasticity, steel rope tension and so on Set the relevant parameters of 2. operation curve; (acceleration, deceleration, S curve corner time delay starting the brake, parking brake delay etc.) 3. vector control related PI parameter settings. (proportional gain, integral time, etc.) If there are problems in the mechanical system, the main board parameters and inverter parameters can only make comfort better, and can not fundamentally change the mechanical defects. Three. Comfort indicators 1., elevator starting comfort, starting smoothly, there is no sense of step, vibration, etc.; 2. elevator high-speed operation, comfort, high speed operation is stable, whether or not vibration, sloshing, etc.; 3., elevator parking comfort, level parking is stable, can be * * * system, vibration and so on; The above three points of comfort must be considered and debugged. Four, elevator debugging process overview and main points 1., line inspection, including: before power transmission line inspection, after power line inspection 2. setting machine, setting, spinning, installation, parameter setting, automatic setting of traction machine 3. train operation safety circuit, door lock circuit, the upper and lower limit, and strong slow 4. wells, learning wells, switches, leveling sensors, well path learning, well track learning data preservation 5. train single and double, multilayer, top and bottom, top bottom test 6. comfort adjustment, mechanical adjustment, operation curve setting, speed loop PI value (current loop PI value) 7. function check, according to the contract requirements, test each st