ALSPA PROFIBUS Field Bus Coupler Appendix A.Configuration Example
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Technical Manual
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Appendix A. Configuration Example
Consider a drive on a PROFIBUS network that requires a Run/Stop
command, speed reference and minimum speed set via the
PROFIBUS network. The drive produces its speed feedback and
torque demand onto the PROFIBUS network. This drive is to have
a PROFIBUS node address of 10.
Realistically Run/Stop and speed reference would probably be a
‘global’ requirement for other drives on the network, whereas
minimum speed may only be required individually.
The drive first needs to be commissioned to run the motor, so carry
out the commissioning procedure in the MV3000e technical
manuals. Assuming the drive and PROFIBUS board are correctly
installed, the PROFIBUS now needs to be configured.
Refer to the block diagram at the rear of this manual to visualise the
parameters and their uses.
A.1
Check the PROFIBUS Hardware
P75.00 indicates which type of Fieldbus Coupler board is fitted.
This should display a 3, corresponding to a Fieldbus Coupler board.
If P75.00 is not visible, check P35.11 it will display the type of
expansion board fitted. If it displays 0 corresponding to no
expansion board, verify that the PROFIBUS board is fitted correctly.
If it displays some other type of expansion board, check that the
correct board is fitted.
If the correct board is fitted and LED H2 and H3 are lit according to
Table 10-5 LED indication meaning in Section 10.3 MVS3007-4001
and MVS3007-4002 Fieldbus Coupler Indicator LEDs, both LEDs
should be illuminated to indicate an un-configured, healthy
PROFIBUS board.
A.2
Decide what information needs to be transferred.
For a more complex set of data to be transferred, the tables
contained in Appendix B Configuration Tables may help in the
allocation of the parameters. In this example, the requirements are
simple, so we will move directly to the next stage.
