ActiveServo Control Software: Step-by-Step Operation for Torque Control

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 ActiveServo Control Software: Step-by-Step Operation for Torque Control

ActiveServo is a specialized control software program designed for examining the static and dynamic response of load machines. It provides a straightforward environment for experimenting with emulated work machines in conjunction with an active brake system.

 

1.      Press the physical Run button located directly on the hardware servo test unit.

2.      Launch the ActiveServo software on your connected PC interface.

3.      Navigate to the control sidebar and select the Torque (or T-Control) operating mode.

4.      Enter your desired load setting in the torque setpoint box (typically scaled between 0.2 and 1.5 Nm for standard test procedures).

5.      Click the Apply Value button to push the chosen setpoint to the controller.

6.      Click the Enable button to fully engage the active brake and initiate the load simulation.

 

Accessing the Help Menu for More Information

1.      Locate the top menu bar within the ActiveServo software interface.

2.      Click on Help.

3.      The LUCAS-NÜLLE Help Viewer window will open on your screen.

4.      Use the "Contents" sidebar on the left side of the window to navigate through additional topics such as "Commands and Menus," "Load Simulation," and "Operating modes

 

 

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