Santerno SINUS PENTA 0007, Manual

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GUIDE TO THE
REGENERATIVE APPLICATION
SINUS PENTA
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5.11.5. From the Sinus Penta to the Master
Word 1) ID 2) Description 3) Range
4) Unit of
Measure
5) Ratio
1 Alarms
– – –
2 M501 DC-bus Voltage
0

65000
V 1/10
3
M503
Drive Current 0

65000 A 1/10
4
(default
M505 )
Measure 3
configurable with P330 *
see Programmed measure
5
(default
M502 )
Measure 4
configurable with P331 *
see Programmed measure
6 DIN Digital Inputs
– – –
7 DOU Digital Outputs
– – –
8 REF REF Analog Input
– 16380

+ 16380
– –
9 AIN1 AIN1 Analog Input
– 16380

+ 16380
– –
10 AIN2 AIN2 Analog Input
– 16380

+ 16380
– –
* The exchanged parameters can be customized by properly setting
P330 and P331 (see the FIELDBUS
MENU
). As per the unit of measure and the scaling range, please refer to the “Range” line in the table
relating to the selected measure (Measures section). Example:
Word 1: Alarms
The
Status and Alarms bytes are mapped in the word as follows:
bit [15..8] bit [7..0]
Status Alarms
The
Status bytes are encoded as in Table 13.
The Alarms bytes are encoded as in Table 36 - as per the alarms pertaining to the Regenerative application.
More details on the available alarms are given in the Sinus Penta Programming Guide.
Word 2: DC bus voltage
The measure of the
DC bus voltage (M501) is displayed as a value that is to be divided by 10 to get the
actual voltage value.
As a result, if the value returned by the Regenerative Sinus Penta to the Master is 7000, the actual voltage
value of the DC bus will be 700V.
bit [15..8] bit [7..0]
DC-bus voltage