STROETER SC 1500/5 User Manual Download Page 19

 

          

 

Standard user guide 

V51-00-V19 eng 

-19-                                                   

 Rights to changes reserved

 

 

 

2.10 Mains supply 

 

Net: 

230 V ±10%  / 50/60 Hz 

3 x 400 V ±10%  / 50/60 Hz 

Type: 

SC 750/5 
SC 1500/5 

SC3-1100/5 
SC3-2200/5 
SC3-4000/5 

SC3-5500/5 
SC3-7500/5 

SC3-11000/5 
SC3-22000/5 

 

 
 
Important: 

Following notes must be considered when planning and installing: 

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The motor is protected by overheat by a PTC thermo sensor; witch can be connected on terminal 7, or 
by a thermo regulator in the motor coils. 

• 

Do not use a frequency dependent motor protection switch, use motor protection relay. 

• 

If the motor wires are switched off at e.g. emergency stop, must the terminal 8 OFF input also be 
switched off to avoid overload when restarted. 

• 

Never connect mains supply at the output terminal U V W. 

• 

Never use a “Megger” on the frequency inverter (Isolation test). 

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Power up’s - unlimited. 

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Install inverter after the EMC rules. See section 2.11 

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Control wires must be separated from mains wires and motor wires. 

W

V

U

L

N

N

L

PTC

Motor 3x230V

PE

L3

L2

L1

L3

W

V

U

Motor 3x400V

PTC

L2

L1

PE

RFI

 

RFI 

NOTE:

 When powering up the Speed Commander the display 

shortly shows the software version, model no and program no. e.g. 

5.0.0  -  0.75  -  P2.

 

Summary of Contents for SC 1500/5

Page 1: ...C Motor Controller With integrated Speed control PI regulation Positioning Synchronous Control Torque limiting STR TER Antriebstechnik GmbH 40549 D sseldorf Krefelder Stra e 117 Telefon 0211 95600 0 4...

Page 2: ...nuals for special program must be ordered separately It is very important that this manual is read before connecting the controller because of Personal safety Product lifetime Reliability Optimum perf...

Page 3: ...rams for PI regulation Pressure temperature etc Positioning Digital synchronous drive Torque limiting Supervision Serial communication with PC or PLC Special software with custom designed PLC function...

Page 4: ...1 5 kW 1 1 kW 2 2 kW Output voltage 3 x 0 230 V 3 x 0 400 V Output frequency 0 400 Hz 0 400 Hz Nominal current 3 x 4 A 3 x 7 A 3 x 3 6 A 3 x 5 5 A Overload 150 in 30 sec 150 in 30 sec Max current lim...

Page 5: ...1500 5 and SC3 2200 8 298 104 133 140 96 86 72 6 SC3 1100 5 268 104 133 140 96 56 72 6 SC3 4000 5 298 186 155 200 176 60 37 6 SC3 5500 5 and SC3 7500 5 387 186 155 200 176 105 82 6 SC3 11000 5 392 186...

Page 6: ...Voltage point at 50 Hz Frequency Voltage point at 87 Hz If you choose to set the systems max frequency to 75 Hz instead of 50 Is it possible to equalize the smaller motor torque with a larger gearing...

Page 7: ...person could stop the system and give first aid The motor terminal might contain high voltage even when motor not running The inverter might start unwanted after power up depends on the parameter set...

Page 8: ...tor direction First try the direction of the motor with TIP in small movements The inverters control inputs are disconnected so it enters the OFF mode Now activate the STEP STORE button in 2 sec and w...

Page 9: ...ously and connect the mains power supply Keep the button pressed until a green c appears 2 The green display shows a c for Choice of program and red display shows a program number corresponding to ope...

Page 10: ...C TIP Frequency 0 0 400 Hz 10 0 Hz Frequency used for TIP mode and reference run D Switch frequency 2 0 8 0 kHz 2 5 kHz See section 2 7 for more information E Automatic restart Auto Reset 0 4 0 0 No...

Page 11: ...not be set too high this might cause that the current limit of the inverter is exceeded At 1 5 times over current does the display flash At 2 times it TRIPS with the error OC3 In both cases you need...

Page 12: ...play shows Hb while DC braking Par 8 DC braking time This is the duration for the time where the DC braking is active The motor might need ventilation if the DC braking is used often or have a long br...

Page 13: ...ry to reduce the max output current according to the following table because of the heat dissipation in the inverter Switch Frequency Max output current 2 0 4 0 kHz 100 5 kHz 90 6 kHz 80 7 kHz 70 Note...

Page 14: ...ple value 12 406 Shows only the last 3 digit 406 33 Position readout Sample value 12 406 Shows only thousands 012 40 Slip Hz Par L and P must be set correct 45 Motor optimal slip in Hz 50 Actual motor...

Page 15: ...hile decelerating 17 Inverted function of 16 18 Activated in FORWARD mode 19 Inverted function of 18 20 Activated in REVERSE mode 21 Inverted function of 20 22 Activated in position mode Note Activate...

Page 16: ...0 20mA terminal 3 and 4 03 Current input 4 20mA terminal 3 and 4 04 No function reserved 05 0 20mA 0 10VDC 0 10V has priority over 0 20mA 06 4 20mA 0 10VDC 0 10V has priority over 4 20mA 07 Ramp gene...

Page 17: ...ing with the set up acceleration until et reaches the max frequency The inverter calculates when to begin to decelerate to hit the right position When the wanted position is reached 3 positions is the...

Page 18: ...OC2 Over current 1 6 times normal current more than 30 sec Inverter is overloaded Try a larger inverter If using a SC3 set the V F curve to 87 Hz OC3 Over current Fault while accelerating lower Par 3...

Page 19: ...dent motor protection switch use motor protection relay If the motor wires are switched off at e g emergency stop must the terminal 8 OFF input also be switched off to avoid overload when restarted Ne...

Page 20: ...NO Motor potentiometer Motor potentiometer 10 V DC as Term 1 DC Stop or NPN out On Off STOP and PTC Reverse Forward 0 V 0 4 20mA Speed 0 10 VDC Speed 10 V DC as Term 10 0 V Relay max load 1 A 230 VAC...

Page 21: ...OFF Term 8 2 DC STOP Term 9 Note Can be used as input at Par J 101 3 STOP Term 7 Can be connected to a PTC thermostat in the motor To protect against motor overheat 4 Forward Term 5 5 Reveres Term 6...

Page 22: ...mander is higher a shielded cable must be used The shielded control cable must be connected only to the frequency inverter The shield on the motor cable has to be connected both to the inverter and th...

Page 23: ...8 9 4 5 6 7 1 10 9 4 d2 d1 3 4 OFF STOP 7 6 8 9 10 11 12 FWD REVand stop With 1 stage switch PLC with PNP output 10 24 VDC Motor potentiometer Ramp generator A B Function 1 1 Forwards 0 1 Reverse 0 0...

Page 24: ...to changes reserved 2 14 Connection of brake motor and resistor Important Brake resistor is heated while system is running Ensures free space to other components and mount touch protection 3xAC M L3...

Page 25: ...3 Acceleration Hz sec 5 0 4 Deceleration Hz sec 5 0 5 V F curve Hz 50 0 6 boost 5 0 7 DC current 0 8 DC time sec 0 1 9 Start frequency Hz 0 5 A Stop frequency Hz 0 3 B Current limit 150 C TIP frequenc...

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