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Publication No. IL03901001E / Z8490
June 2009
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Instructional Leafl et
IL03901001E
Effective June 2009
DS6 series soft start controllers
Service
For additional information on this product, please call Eaton’s
Technical Resource Center at (877) 386-2273 or visit our Web site
at www.eaton.com.
Service and repair is available from Eaton or several factory-
authorized regional service centers. Please contact Eaton’s Product
Integrity Center at (800) 345-0434 for the location nearest to you.
For field service or start-up assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week, please call (800) 498-2678.
The following chart describes LED operation during motor start,
run, and stop conditions.
Table 10. LED Operation During Motor Start, Run, and
Stop Conditions
Condition
Motor Status
Ready
Contacts
TOR
Contacts
Error LED
Run LED
24 Vdc applied
and initialization
complete
Off
Closed
Open
Flashing—
short pulse
Flashing—
short pulse
Terminal EN
energized
Off
Closed
Open
Off
Flashing—
short pulse
Terminals EN and
+A1 energized
START
command—
motor rotation
Closed
Open
Off
Flashing—
long pulse
End of ramp time
At rated RPM
Closed
Closed
Off
On
TeA1
de-energized
EN-energized
STOP
command—
ramp stop
Closed
Open
Off
Flashing—
long pulse
Terminal EN
de-energized
STOP
command—
coast
Closed
Open
Flashing—
short pulse
Flashing—
short pulse
Error detected
Off
Open
Open
Flashing—
long pulse
Off
otes:
N
Terminals EN and +A1 may be connected together to provide START
and STOP commands. If this is the case, a normal ramp start with a normal
stop (coast) will be selected.
When signaling a STOP command, either terminal may be de-energized. If
teA1 is de-energized, a ramp stop will be selected. If terminal EN is
de-energized, a normal stop (coast) will be selected. To initiate another start,
simply re-energize the controlled (switched) terminal.
During ramp start or ramp stop, the RUN LED will be flashing—long pulse.