Subject	I haven't used it, but I do some PID tuning at work
Posted by	96300NAZ on July 19, 2016 at 3:31 PM
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In Reply To	Elite 2500 Traction Control....Anyone actually using it? posted by Madhatter10-6 on July 19, 2016 at 02:37 PM
Message	Are you familiar with the formula? There are a few tuner softwares/calculators out there that take the guess work out. Unfortunately, all the ones I'd recommend piggy back on the PLC software we use, but you can find a good calculator. The best advice I can give is graph. With PID tuning you are looking for two curves. It should dip once then peak once then it should immediately track if you've got your settings right. In my experience, Derivative is used where tracking vs time is lengthy. (Like temperature control). So if it were me I'd leave derivative blank. Is there a white paper or tech note on it? What type of PID is it? Dependent vs Independent will change the meaning of your Integral. IE min/repeat, etc. If you get it right, it'll work flawlessly.
Follow Ups	Elite 2500 Traction Control....Anyone actually using it? - Madhatter10-6 14:37:51 07/19/16 I haven't used it, but I do some PID tuning at work - 96300NAZ 15:31:36 07/19/16 I am familiar.... - Madhatter10-6 16:53:40 07/19/16 Where did you get those PID settings? (0-200-0) (n/m) - -Grimm- 15:32:16 07/19/16 0-200-0 are the factory default - Madhatter10-6 16:50:31 07/19/16
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