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Drum

Description | Commands | NVS parameters | Parts | Procedures | Theory of Operation


Description

The drum holds the media during imaging.

Diameter: 432 mm (17")

Length between flanges: 2122 mm (83.5")

Weight: 380 lb

Commands

drum

NVS parameters

DRUM module

chkfly (check_flyoff)
dgh (deriv_gain_hall)
dgp (deriv_gain_posn)
dgr (deriv_gain_posn)
dgs (deriv_gain_run)
dgv (deriv_gain_vel)
diam (nominal_diameter)
epos (edge_position)
gear (drum_gear_ratio)
hppr (hall_pulses_per_rot)
igh (integ_gain_hall)
igp (integ_gain_posn)
igr (integ_gain_run )
igs (integ_gain_soft)
igv (integ_gain_vel)
iner (drum_inertia)
maxdiff (max_hall_vs_enc_diff )
mtcn (motor_torque_const)
mtol (move_tolerance)
pacc (position_accel)
pgh (prop_gain_hall)
pgp (prop_gain_posn)
pgr (prop_gain_run)
pgs (prop_gain_soft)
pgv (prop_gain_vel)
vacc (velocity_accel)

Parts

The main components are:

Procedures

ThermoFlex procedures page: Drum

Removing media from the drum. See the ThermoFlex Wide I Operator Guide - English for the procedure.

Theory of operation

Servo loop

The servo loop controls the drum speed. The encoder senses the position and speed and sends the signals to the digital controller on the MPE. The output from the controller is sent out to the MDA which converts the requested drive information into drive current for the motor. The programmed speed and the PID coefficients are stored in the DRUM NVS module.

There are five different sets of PID coefficients for the servo:


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