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This value represents the current limit that your controller is actively following. This will often appear as your [[#Surge Current Limit|Surge Current Limit]]. | This value represents the current limit that your controller is actively following. This will often appear as your [[#Surge Current Limit|Surge Current Limit]]. | ||
You can monitor the Active Current Limit here and the actual current through your motor via the Current Input channel | When the [[#Enabling Functionality | Surge Current Limit functionality]] is enabled, you will see that if your Current Limit is exceeded for too long, the Active Current Limit will be reduced. | ||
You can monitor the Active Current Limit here and the actual current through your motor via the Current Input channel. | |||
Latest revision as of 15:47, 17 September 2026
This value represents the current limit that your controller is actively following. This will often appear as your Surge Current Limit.
When the Surge Current Limit functionality is enabled, you will see that if your Current Limit is exceeded for too long, the Active Current Limit will be reduced.
You can monitor the Active Current Limit here and the actual current through your motor via the Current Input channel.
