General Creep function advice for the Mach-1 Motion software

Here are some recommended starting parameters:
- Start at P = 0.001, I = 0.
- If load (e.g. 3000gf) was not reached, increase to
P = 0.01, I = 0.
- Repeat with by increasing again to P = 0.1 if load was again not
reached.
- If the motor starts to overcorrect and
oscillate up and down, reduce P.
- Once the (e.g. 3000gf) setpoint is reached, but the
load doesn’t stay at the setpoint, you can start to increase I = 0.001, 0.01,
0.1, etc. to correct this long-term error.
In
general, proportional gain (P) is how fast and aggressively the motor corrects
its position. Integral gain (I) corrects any constant error over the creep
time.
Here
is a video with some examples: YouTube - Mach-1 User Manual - Part 2d - Function Creep
Example 1: P is too high and starts oscillating/overcorrecting

Example 2: Effect of increasing I for a 10gf setpoint

