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35

FUSE

Bottom View

Front View

Side View

0.875"

(22)

4.0"

(103)

0.625"

(16)

14.75"

(378)

9.625"

(247)

8.75"

(224)

5.0" (128)

7.0"

(179)

1.5"

(38)

5.5"

(141)

4.875"

(125)

3.5"

(90)

0.875"

(22)

2 PLACES

4.875"

(125)

10.125"

(260)

Restricted Area

NOTE: OPERATOR'S DEVICES

SUPPLIED ONLY ON
MODEL DC270

THROUGH DC279
AND DC290 

THROUGH DC299
PRODUCTS.

Dimensions shown

in Inches (Millimeters)

Figure 32B. Dimension and Mounting Data for Enclosed Controllers.

Summary of Contents for DC2 VS series

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Page 6: ...shipping container The consignee is responsible for making claim against the Carrier for any shortage or damage occurring in transit Claims for loss or damage in shipment must not be deducted from the...

Page 7: ...s service within ten days of receipt 2 Do not return equipment without a numbered authorization form ERA form from Reliance Electric 3 Reliance Electric reserves the right to inspect the equipment on...

Page 8: ...hole plugs part 197308A are standard on DC2 NEMA 12K designs Conduit hubs are not supplied Note Water tight conduit hubs are standard on DC2 NEMA 4 4X 12 designs Additional conduit hubs for NEMA 12 o...

Page 9: ...roller Model Number by Configuration Speed Control Torque Control Controller Features Not Available Not Available Not Available Table 2 3 NEMA 4 4X 12 Enclosed Controllers Listed by Features and Confi...

Page 10: ...Features Models DC2 40 42 45 46 50 52 55 56 60 62 65 66 70 71 72 80 82 90 91 92 95 97 99 D All features listed in Basic Controller Features All Models D Speed control by armature voltage regulation o...

Page 11: ...rque Control Features Models DC2 43 44 53 54 63 64 73 74 83 84 93 94 D All features listed in Basic Controller Features All Models D Motor torque adjustment by potentiometer D Independently adjustable...

Page 12: ...0_C 32_ to 104_F NEMA UL 4 4X 12 enclosed 0_ to 40_C 32_ to 104_F D Altitude 3300 feet 1000 meters maximum D Non Condensing Relative Humidity 5 to 95 D NEMA 12 enclosure is intended for indoor use It...

Page 13: ...1 1 00 1 40 71 1 00 1 40 2 20 2 90 90 90 90 90 90 180 180 180 180 180 2 5 3 7 5 0 7 5 10 0 2 5 3 7 5 0 7 5 10 0 50 50 50 50 50 100 100 100 100 100 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 1 Includes...

Page 14: ...djustable from 3 seconds to 3 5 seconds D Dynamic braking provided in Models DC2 71 78 91 and 98 only This capability is designed for applications requiring infrequent stops of loads in which the iner...

Page 15: ...acteristics and IR drop compensation adjustment 4 Applicable to non reversing models only Armature Feedback Voltage Tachometer Feedback 0 1 0 1 1 20 1 30 1 1 0 1 5 5 12 0 5 2 5 3 Speed 4 Normal2 Table...

Page 16: ...ing instructions thoroughly before proceeding Throughout the installation and wiring procedures use Figure 3 1 or Figure 3 1A to locate adjustment potentiometers terminal boards special selector jumpe...

Page 17: ...lug located on the bottom right side See Figure 3 2 for dimension and mounting details 6 Seal the unused conduit entries of the NEMA 12 enclosed controller using the supplied plug part 197308A to ret...

Page 18: ...3 3 1 1 RATE 1 RRATE 2 1 Functional on 0 57210 31 Regulator Boards only Figure 3 1A Controller Terminal Board Locations 0 57210 31 and 0 57210 32 Regulator Boards Only...

Page 19: ...Area 2 5 64 Dimensions shown in Inches Millimeters FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW CHASSIS DESIGN DC2 Series 40 4 0 102 0 625 16 12 5 321 7 735 188 6 5 167 Restricted Area 5 0 128 7 0 179 FRONT VIEW FUSE Side Vi...

Page 20: ...7 0 179 1 5 38 5 5 141 4 875 125 3 5 90 0 875 22 2 PLACES 4 875 125 10 125 260 Restricted Area NOTE OPERATOR S DEVICES SUPPLIED ONLY ON MODEL DC2 70 THROUGH DC2 79 AND DC2 90 THROUGH DC2 99 PRODUCTS...

Page 21: ...ons have proper sheave belt alignment to minimize unnecessary motor loading Install a Disconnect DANGER THIS EQUIPMENT IS AT LINE VOLTAGE WHEN A C POWER IS CONNECTED DISCONNECT AND LOCKOUT ALL UNGROUN...

Page 22: ...mer cannot be used since it will not provide isolation from ground WARNING WHEN THE START STOP SWITCH DOES NOT INCLUDE AN A C POWER DIS CONNECT FUNCTION IN THE STOP POSITION THE A C POWER DISCON NECT...

Page 23: ...T CONNECT AN APPRO PRIATE EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR UNBROKEN FROM THE CONTROLLER GROUND POINT THE MOTOR FRAME THE TRANSFORMER ENCLOSURE IF USED THE CONTROLLER ELECTRICAL ENCLOSURE THE WIRING CONDU...

Page 24: ...9 minimum 12 maximum in lbs TB2 Thermostat 32 132 4 in lbs CAUTION If motors other than a straight shunt are used with the DC2 controller and an S1 and S2 winding is present on the motor additional mo...

Page 25: ...e Reliance shunt wound D C motors are supplied with dual voltage reconnectable fields 50 100 volts or 100 200 volts Reference Table 2 4 Controller Ratings by Motor Horsepower in this manual and note t...

Page 26: ...HESE TERMINALS FAILURE TO OBSERVE THIS PRECAUTION COULD RESULT IN BODILY INJURY WARNING A MAINTAINED CLOSED CONTACT CAN CAUSE THE CONTROLLER TO AUTOMATICALLY RESTART IF LINE INPUT POWER IS REMOVED AND...

Page 27: ...STOP POSITION THE A C POWER DISCON NECT SWITCH MUST BE MOUNTED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE OPERA TOR S START STOP CONTROLS THIS IS REQUIRED AS THE DC2 DRIVE DOES NOT HAVE AN ARMATURE LOOP CONTACTOR A S...

Page 28: ...art Stop control wiring separate from the A C and D C power wiring 2 Use the appropriate tightening torque as listed in Table 3 2 for wire connections to input and output terminals 3 Use 16 AWG cable...

Page 29: ...GER BECAUSE THE TACHOMETER IS CONNECTED THROUGH THE REGULA TOR TO THE ARMATURE POWER CIRCUIT THE TACHOMETER TERMINALS ARE AT LINE POTENTIAL DISCONNECT ALL INPUT POWER TO THE DRIVE BEFORE SERVICING FAI...

Page 30: ...ller from the A C power source ground Each such controller must have it s own isolation transformer NOTE Any DC2 controller used in a motor reversing application cannot employ a D C tachometer speed f...

Page 31: ...3 16 419 519 TB2 Motor Mounted D C Tachometer Figure 3 8 D C Tachometer Connection...

Page 32: ...o locate adjustment pots terminal boards special selector jumpers and pins Wiring diagrams are given in Figures 5 1 5 1A 5 2 and 5 3 Position the Controller Jumpers to Fit Application The controller c...

Page 33: ...osition J5 for the current rating selected in Step 2 Table 4 1 Controller D C Output Current Rating Controller Output Current Rating by Input Voltage Rating 115 VAC 230 VAC Motor HP 1 4 1 3 1 2 3 4 1...

Page 34: ...1 2 Turn MIN SPEED potentiometer fully counter clockwise to obtain zero minimum speed J202 S Curve Acceleration NOTE A 4 7 mFD Reliance part 69380 51PS capacitor is provided in a plastic bag shipped w...

Page 35: ...4 4 1 DO NOT USE 135 Figure 4 1 Controller Circuit Board Jumper Pin and Potentiometer Locations 0 57210 30 Regulator Boards only...

Page 36: ...4 5 1 1 RATE 1 RRATE 2 1 Functional on 0 57210 31 Regulator Boards only Figure 4 1A Controller Circuit Board Jumper Pin and Potentiometers Locations 0 57210 31 and 0 57210 32 Regulator Boards only...

Page 37: ...fully CCW With Torque Control models D MAX fully CCW D MIN fully CCW D IR DROP fully CCW D CURRENT LIMIT 50 of full scale D RATE 1 and RATE 2 75 of full scale D PI GAIN on Process Control models only...

Page 38: ...ESULT IN SEVERE BODILY INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE 7 On controllers employing D C tachometer speed feedback the following steps may be used to determine the correct direction of rotation and the correct po...

Page 39: ...s a drive that consistently and reliably establishes line speed D Load the motor with a reasonably constant load over the speed range Such a system may be a pre loaded dancer loop preceding a center d...

Page 40: ...cation speed or 90 180 VDC on the armature D Return the Torque potentiometer fully CCW 10 Adjust the IR Comp With Speed Control models only If the torque demand on the drive motor is relatively unifor...

Page 41: ...er 12 If you have a Process Control model proceed to Setup the Process Interface Setup for Process Interface On 0 57210 31 Regulator Boards only NOTE The process control input plus and minus is buffer...

Page 42: ...minimum reference from your process control unit and adjust PI BIAS to the desired minimum operating speed or torque 6 Increase the process control reference signal to maximum and adjust PI GAIN to t...

Page 43: ...tors and diodes in one power cube If you determine that there has been a failure in either of these replacement parts are available from Reliance Refer to Table 5 1 for specific DC2 parts Figures 5 1...

Page 44: ...2 71 78 91 98 63481 49AM Toggle Switch Boots Controllers for NEMA 4 4X 12 4DC20000 Conduit Hole Plugs for NEMA 12 Controllers 197308A Conduit Hubs for NEMA 4 4X 12 Controllers 608826 2A Fuse Kits Cust...

Page 45: ...all wiring within the mo tor conduit box Correct any faulty wiring Incoming line fuse blown and or upstream protection de vices open Investigate upstream equip ment for possible cause and correct Repl...

Page 46: ...mper as required Current feedback jumper set lower than applied motor horsepower Recheck and reset as necessary Motor does not rotate Continued Drive will not go to zero speed or torque WARNING DO NOT...

Page 47: ...at zero CCW Set IR drop compensation pot to zero CCW With Process Control models improperly set maximum speed pots Reset maximum speed pots With Process Control models reference signal producing less...

Page 48: ...5 6 Figure 5 1 Wiring Diagram of Basic Speed Controller 0 57210 30...

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Page 50: ...5 8 Figure 5 1A Wiring Diagram of Torque and Process Interface Controller 0 57210 31 and 57210 32 Regulator Boards only J4...

Page 51: ...5 9 J4...

Page 52: ...17A 49869 20 R DB 32 132 F 2 1 35 38 2 1 D B REV RUN JOG SWITCH CONNECTION START STOP SWITCH 49869 17 START STOP SWITCH 49869 17A 2 1 2 1 32 132 35 38 R DB F STANDARD DB REV SWITCH CONNECTION STANDAR...

Page 53: ...5 11 DEVICE INTERCONNECTIONS BACK OF REVERSING SWITCH Figure 5 3 Operator Device Interconnections...

Page 54: ...5 12 REAR SIDE OF SPEED POT REAR VIEW OF START STOP SWITCH Figure 5 3 Operator Device Interconnections Continued...

Page 55: ...r you have completed this form please return it to Reliance Electric Technical Documentation 24800 Tungsten Road Cleveland Ohio 44117 Fax 216 266 7785 Thank you for your comments Publication Name Inst...

Page 56: ...Reliance Electric 24701 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio 44117 216 266 7000 Printed in U S A D2 3231 3 March 1994...

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