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230 to 240 VAC Auxiliary Control Panel Tightening Torques

230-240 V Hp

Ra ting

Ove rloa d

Relay

In/Out Pow er

Te rm ina l

CTK Bre aker

Main Disco

Sw itch

Drive Disco

S witch

MN/BYP Fuse

BLK

Drive Fuse

BLK

Ground

Term inal

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

35 (4.0)

45 (5.1)

1 1/2

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

35 (4.0)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

35 (4.0)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

35 (4.0)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

35 (4.0)

45 (5.1)

7 1/2

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

35 (4.0)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

45 (5.1)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

44 (5)

18 (2)

45 (5.1)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

44 (5)

18 (2)

120 (13.6)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

44 (5)

55 (6.2)

18 (2)

120 (13.6)

275 (30.1)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

275 (30.1)

70 (7.9)

55 (6.2)

275 (31.1)

275 (30.1)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

275 (30.1)

375 (42.4)

70 (7.9)

275 (31.1)

N/A

50 (5.6)

200 (22.6)

275 (30.1)

375 (42.4)

275 (31.1)

N/A

50 (5.6)

200 (22.6)

275 (30.1)

375 (42.4)

450 (50.8)

N/A

275 (30.1)

380-460 V Hp

Ra ting

Ove rloa d

Re la y

In/Out Pow e r

Te rm ina l

CTK Bre a ke r

Ma in Disco

Sw itch

Drive Disco

Sw itch

MN/BYP Fuse

BLK

Drive Fuse

BLK

Ground

Te rm ina l

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

1 1/2

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

7 1/2

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

15 (1.7)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

25 (2.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

35 (4.0)

22 (2.5)

7 (.8)

45 (5.1)

17 (1.9)

35 (4.0)

22 (2.5)

18 (2)

7 (.8)

45 (5.1)

40 (4.5)

35 (4.0)

22 (2.5)

18 (2)

45 (5.1)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

44 (5)

18 (2)

45 (5.1)

120 (13.6)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

44 (5)

55 (6.2)

18 (2)

120 (13.6)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

44 (5)

70 (7.9)

55 (6.2)

120 (13.6)

275 (30.1)

50 (5.6)

40 (4.5)

175 (19.8)

275 (30.1)

375 (42.4)

70 (7.9)

275 (31.1)

N/A

50 (5.6)

100

200 (22.6)

275 (30.1)

375 (42.4)

275 (31.1)

N/A

50 (5.6)

125

200 (22.6)

275 (30.1)

375 (42.4)

275 (31.1)

N/A

275 (30.1)

150

200 (22.6)

275 (30.1)

375 (42.4)

450 (50.8)

500 (56.5)

275 (30.1)

200

200 (22.6)

375 (42.4)

275 (30.1)

500 (56.8)

450 (50.8)

500 (56.5)

275 (30.1)

250

375 (42.4)

275 (30.1)

500 (56.8)

450 (50.8)

275 (30.1)

300

375 (42.4)

275 (30.1)

500 (56.8)

375 (42.4)

275 (30.1)

380 to 460 VAC Auxiliary Control Panel Tightening Torques

Current ratings are in amps. Torques are in in-lbs (Nm). All TB1 connections must be torqued to 8 in-lbs (0.9 Nm).

Terminal Tightening Torque for Optional Auxiliary Control Panels (continued)

Summary of Contents for TR1 6002

Page 1: ...TR1 Series VFD Variable Frequency Drive Installation and Operation Manual 175R5559 August 2004 TR1 SVX10A EN...

Page 2: ...and is not to be used as a safety switch 3 Correct protective grounding of the equipment must be estab lished The user must be protected against supply voltage and the motor must be protected against...

Page 3: ...These are important guidelines intended for your safety and for full utilization of the operational features of the equipment WARNING CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not a...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...8 Drive Inputs and Outputs 18 InputSignals 18 OutputSignals 19 Programming ControlTerminals 19 ControlTerminal Functions 19 Typical Control Connections 21 ElectricalInstallation Control Wiring 22 DIP...

Page 6: ...rameters 400 through 427 63 Sleep Mode 64 Feedback Signals in Open Loop 68 PID for Process Regulation 69 Feedback 69 Reference Setpoint 69 Inverse Regulation 69 Anti windup 69 Start upConditions 69 Di...

Page 7: ...on and service access On units with an auxiliary enclosure the auxiliary enclosure door will have a greater door swing than the drive See the dimensional drawings of the auxiliary enclosure which are...

Page 8: ...ct noise The shield must be connected to the chassis by means of the cable clamp Long pigtails on the shield reduce the effectiveness of the shield Standard Service Conditions The mechanical and elect...

Page 9: ...25 37 5 6032 30 44 6042 40 61 6052 50 73 6062 60 90 6072 75 106 6102 100 147 6122 125 177 6150 150 212 6152 150 212 6172 200 260 6175 200 260 6222 250 315 6225 250 315 6272 300 368 6275 300 368 6350...

Page 10: ...put fuses on all drives If specified as a drive option input fuses will be installed by The Trane Company in an enclosure external to the drive which may include other optional features If not supplie...

Page 11: ...e KLK 15 Bussmann KTK 5 Terminal Identification The connectors for input and output power auxiliary relay connections and external DC bus are identified in the tables below CAUTION Drive Failure Do no...

Page 12: ...275 270 2 x 4 0 200 208 VAC Input Current Wire Gage Model Drive Input Current Maximum AWG 6002 6 3 10 6003 7 3 10 6004 10 4 10 6006 16 8 10 6008 23 8 6 6011 32 2 6 6016 48 3 6 6022 61 9 2 6027 78 2 2...

Page 13: ...ive terminals U V and W terminal numbers 96 97 and 98 Terminal 99 is earth ground Ifanauxiliaryenclosureisprovided refertothe connectiondiagramsshippedwiththedrive Ground the shield on the motor wire...

Page 14: ...current ratings are in amps 200 208 V Hp Rating Overload Relay In Out Power Terminal CTK Breaker Main Disco Switch Drive Disco Switch MN BYP Fuse BLK Drive Fuse BLK Ground Terminal 1 17 1 9 15 1 7 22...

Page 15: ...1 7 22 2 5 7 8 7 8 25 2 8 25 2 8 45 5 1 2 17 1 9 15 1 7 22 2 5 7 8 7 8 25 2 8 25 2 8 45 5 1 3 17 1 9 15 1 7 22 2 5 7 8 7 8 25 2 8 25 2 8 45 5 1 5 17 1 9 15 1 7 22 2 5 7 8 7 8 25 2 8 25 2 8 45 5 1 7 1...

Page 16: ...6 45 5 1 40 40 4 5 35 4 0 50 5 6 18 2 18 2 45 5 1 120 13 6 50 5 6 50 40 4 5 175 19 8 50 5 6 70 7 9 55 6 2 120 13 6 120 13 6 50 5 6 60 40 4 5 175 19 8 50 5 6 70 7 9 55 6 2 120 13 6 120 13 6 50 5 6 75 4...

Page 17: ...f the drive They can provide DC backup power for the drive or to connect to a 12 pulse input rectifier WARNING Hazardous Voltage Terminals 88 and 89 will be at approximately 150 of line voltage and re...

Page 18: ...ront of the drive when operating in local hand mode These inputs include start stop reset and speed reference Input Signals The drive can receive two types of remote input signals digital or analog Di...

Page 19: ...report the drive frequency current torque and so on to an external controller or system Digital outputs can be control signals used to open or close a damper for example or send a start or stop comman...

Page 20: ...188 See parameters 314 through 316 61 Shieldforserialcommunication 68 69 RS 485 interface and serial communication When the drive is connected to an RS 485 serial communicationbus DIPswitchsettingson...

Page 21: ...ELAY 05 Run Indication 30 V AC 1 A COM A OUT 39 A OUT 42 A OUT 45 Output Current Indication 4 20 mA 88 89 99 PE Motor 3 Phase Power Input External DC Bus Connection Output Speed Indication 4 20 mA Swi...

Page 22: ...es 1 through 4 DIP switches are located on the control card They are used for serial communication and the common of digital inputs 16 through 33 The switch positions shown are the factory settings Sw...

Page 23: ...installation make the motor wiring as short as possible Provide separate conduits or raceways for power motor and control wiring to provide the greatest immunity from distortion Galvanic Isolation Ga...

Page 24: ...ve will apply power to the damper motor and wait until it receives permission via the switchthatisconnectedto terminal 16 Set Parameter 300 to Run Permissive Set Parameter 302 to Start Set Parameter 3...

Page 25: ...ated parameters for more information Keys for Parameter Changes The keys are divided into groups by function The keys between the display and indicator lamps are used for parameter setup selecting the...

Page 26: ...motor and any driven equipment must be in operational readiness Failure to be in operational readiness in Auto Mode could result in death serious injury or equipment or property damage The RESET key...

Page 27: ...ne 3 is blank Line 4 is the status line and the information is automatically generated for display by the drive in response to its operation It shows that the drive is in auto mode with a remote refer...

Page 28: ...f the relative value of the present drive output frequency in relation to the maximum frequency SETUP 1 USE 56Hz HAND LOCAL RAMPING 40 0Hz 0 60 Changing Numeric Values If the chosen parameter represen...

Page 29: ...h voltage Form C relay 12 326 Relay 2 Function Sets function of low voltage FormArelay To Enter or Change Quick Menu Parameter Data Enter or change parameter data or settings in accordance with the fo...

Page 30: ...lues first remove power from the drive Then press and hold the DISPLAY MODE the CHANGEDATAandthe OKkeysdownsimultaneously while reapplying power Continue to hold down the three keys Shortly afterpower...

Page 31: ...check input and output power wiring for correct location Setting Up Drive for Motor Start Enter motor nameplate data into drive through Quick Menu 1 Parameter 101 If one motor is connected to drive s...

Page 32: ...tion Setups are changed manually by switching between active setups in parameter 002 It is also possible to change setups through digital inputs or serial communication by selecting Multi setup in par...

Page 33: ...LCP or to copy all setups from one drive to another Description of choice Select Upload All Parameters if all parameter values are to be copied from the drive to the LCP Select DownloadAll Parameters...

Page 34: ...cubed Description of choice Select the required unit for Custom Readout 007 LargeReadout LARGE READOUT Value None 0 Reference REFERENCE 1 Reference unit REFERENCE UNIT 2 Frequency Hz FREQUENCY HZ 3 Fr...

Page 35: ...ck 2 unit is the value of the feedback signal applied to Terminal 54 The unit is selected in parameter 415 Process Units Feedback unit is the total feedback signal using the unit scaling selected in p...

Page 36: ...able option could result in injury or equiment or property damage 008 Small Readout 1 SMALL READOUT 1 Value Reference 1 Function This parameter selects the meter shown on the left display on line 1 Sh...

Page 37: ...d is selected data modifications in the parameters cannot be made Parameter changes will be possible through serial communica tion Parameters 007 through 010 Display Readout can be changed at the loca...

Page 38: ...ng more than 4 poles see parameter 118 Motor Power Factor Load and Motor Parameters 100 through 118 This parameter group controls output power and other output characteristics of the drive For correct...

Page 39: ...V 380 400 V 400 415 V 415 440 V 440 460 V 460 480 V 480 500 V 500 575 V 575 Depends on the unit Function Set the rated motor voltage Description of choice Select a value that equals the nameplate data...

Page 40: ...since results measure motor s stator and effects of cable length Multiple motor applications cannot use AMA The following must be noted when eitherAMAfunction is used Before runningAMA the correct na...

Page 41: ...e time for which high starting torque is desired 111 StartDelay STARTDELAY Value 0 0 to 120 0 sec 0 0 sec Function This parameter allows a delayed start of the drive after the conditions for start hav...

Page 42: ...4 DCBrakingCurrent DCBRAKECURRENT Value 0 to 100 50 The maximum value depends on the rated motor current Function This parameter is used for setting the DC braking current that is applied 1 When the D...

Page 43: ...motor is overheated Select Thermistor warning if a warning is desired when the motor thermistor reaches its trip point Select Thermistor trip if a fault is desired when the motor thermistor reaches i...

Page 44: ...e A value from 0 0 Hz to the Output Frequency High Limit frequency set in parameter 202 can be selected The drive will not be able to run continuously at an output frequency below this value in any mo...

Page 45: ...ximum Reference Select External Reference or the desired unit in parameters 007 through 010 Display Readout to display the reference value It is possible to have both internal preset references and ex...

Page 46: ...mum Reference sets the minimum value of the sum of all references If Closed loop has been selected in parameter 100 Configuration the minimum reference is limited by parameter 413 Minimum Feedback Min...

Page 47: ...Program the desired decel time Too long of a ramp down time can cause sluggish operation Too short of a ramp down time can cause the drive to trip off due to high DC bus voltage or cause unacceptable...

Page 48: ...references set in parameter 210 Reference Type Aformula for calculating the resulting reference is given under Calculation of Resulting Reference See the drawing under Reference Handling Example The f...

Page 49: ...ated output intermittently After the load has been higher than rated output current limit it must be reduced to a level that is lower than the rated current of the drive for a period of time Note that...

Page 50: ...r 221 to 1 1 x rated current 1 1 x rated current Function If the motor current is above the limit programmed in this parameter the display shows a flashing CURRENT HIGH Description of choice The upper...

Page 51: ...Loop the unit for the reference is Hz while in Closed Loop the unit is programmed in parameter 415 Process Units Description of choice The high reference warning must be programmed within the normal w...

Page 52: ...en Switch 4 is in the OFF position the external 24 VDC supply is galvanically isolated from the drive Digital Inputs Terminal Number 16 17 18 19 27 29 32 33 Parameter 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 V...

Page 53: ...mode Reversing and Start is used for Start Stop and reversing using the same signal Astart signal through terminal 18 starts the drive in the forward direction If both terminal 18 and a reversing and...

Page 54: ...ges to parameters are not to be made via the control panel It is be possible to change parameters through the serial bus Pulse reference is selected if the frequency of a pulse train is to be used as...

Page 55: ...e is not to react to signals connected totheterminal Reference Selected to enable change of reference by means of an analog reference signal If reference signals are connected to several inputs these...

Page 56: ...asons of accuracy voltage losses in long signal lines should be compensatedfor 312 Terminal 54 Minimum Scaling AI 54 SCALE LOW Value 0 0 to 10 0 V 0 0 V Function This parameter is used to set the sign...

Page 57: ...ve Zero time the function selected in parameter 318 FunctionAfter Time Out will be activated This function will only be active if in parameter 309 or 312 a value has been selected for Terminals 53 and...

Page 58: ...ut frequency lower than parameter 223 F OUT F LOW 19 19 Output frequency higher than parameter 223 F OUT F HIGH 20 20 Out of frequency range FREQ RANGE WARN 21 21 Output current lower than low current...

Page 59: ...received a run command This is commonly used in conjunction with the drive s run permissive control Reversing The drive is running in the reverse direction Thermal warning The temperature limit of eit...

Page 60: ...Bus Control 0 to 20 mA 4 to 20 mA and pulses Generates a proportional output signal provided over a serial communication bus The serial bus value for output terminal 42 is written to parameter 364 an...

Page 61: ...her than high current parameter 222 I OUT I HIGH 23 23 Out of current range CURRENT RANGE WARN 24 24 Out of feedback range FEEDBACK RANGE WARN 25 25 Out of reference range REFERENCE RANGE WARN 26 26 R...

Page 62: ...ay 1 RUNNING Function Relay 2 is a formArelay that can be used for status indications and warnings The relay is activated when the programmed condition occurs Description of choice See data choice and...

Page 63: ...Time AUTORESTART TIME Value 0 to 600 seconds 10 sec Function This parameter sets the automatic reset time delay until each reset is attempted Oneoftheautomaticresetsmustbeselectedinparameter 400 Reset...

Page 64: ...eter 207 Ramp Down Time If the output frequency needed to meet the system demand rises above the sleep frequency during the timed period the drive will simply ramp up to the demanded frequency When th...

Page 65: ...the reference signal until the timer times out Description of choice Choose the output frequency at which the drive will activate the sleep mode timer It is generally best to set SLEEP FREQUENCY equa...

Page 66: ...LC filter fitted LC FILTER CONNECTED 2 Function Used to select different methods for reducing the amount of audible noisefromthemotor Description of choice ASFM Automatic Switching Frequency Modulatio...

Page 67: ...ling fan of NEMA 12 drives cannot be powered To avoid overheating an external power supply can be connected Contact Trane for further information Failure to provide fan cooling may result in equipment...

Page 68: ...ck to 999 999 999 100 000 Function See the description of parameter 413 Minimum Feedback Description of choice Set the value to be shown on the display when the feedback signal is at itsmaximumvalue 4...

Page 69: ...or the feedback signals The type of process unit for the signals is selected in parameter 415 Process Units Reference Setpoint In parameter 205 Maximum Reference the maximum value of the sum of all re...

Page 70: ...15 to 50 4 Parameter 425 PID Differentiation Time is only used in very fast acting systems and should be left off for most HVAC applica tions When it is used the typical value is 1 4th the value set i...

Page 71: ...mpared to the setpoint Adescription of the individual feedback functions is given in parameter 417 As above parameter 418 Setpoint 1 will be added to the remote reference if a remote reference is used...

Page 72: ...k signal value of terminal 53 Feedback 2 Sum of parameter 536 Bus Feedback 2 if present and the feedback signal value of terminal 54 Description of choice IfMinimum is selected the drive will compare...

Page 73: ...ack signal increases 421 PID Anti windup PIDANTI WINDUP Value Off DISABLE 0 On ENABLE 1 Function It is possible to choose whether the PID controller integrator is to continue to sum the error signal w...

Page 74: ...er the response from the differentiator Used in Closed Loop parameter 100 Description of choice Fast regulation can be obtained by means of a long differentiation time If this time is too long the pro...

Page 75: ...as the number of bits transmitted per second Description of choice The transmission speed of the drive must be set at a value that corresponds to the transmission speed of the master Parameter 502 Bau...

Page 76: ...ogic or has been selected NOTE DC braking inverse through terminals 19 and 27 and bit 03 of the control word is active when logic 0 is selected Digital Input Serial Communication Term Serial Term Seri...

Page 77: ...1 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 3 1 0 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 3 1 1 1 1 4 506 Reversing REVERSING Value Digital input DIGITAL INPUT 0 Serial communication SERIALPORT...

Page 78: ...erminal 53 analog input V TERMINAL 53 ANALOG INPUT Volt 20msec 523 Terminal 54 analog input V TERMINAL 54 ANALOG INPUT Volt 20msec 524 Terminal 60 analog input mA TERMINAL 60 ANALOG INPUT mA 20msec 52...

Page 79: ...responds to the bit to the extreme left 0 no signal 1 signal connected Terminal 53 Analog Input V parameter 522 gives the voltage value of the signal on terminal 53 Terminal 54 Analog Input V paramete...

Page 80: ...choice made in parameter 556 Bus Time Interval Function will be carried out Description of choice Set the required time 556 Bus Time Interval Function BUS TIME INTERVAL FUNCTION Value Off NO FUNCTION...

Page 81: ...ory default setting Numbers in brackets represent selection as displayed on the serial bus 570 Modbus parity and message framing M BUSPAR FRAME Value Even parity EVEN 1 STOPBIT 0 Odd parity ODD 1 STOP...

Page 82: ...par 102 103 or 105 29 AMA check par 102 104 or 106 30 Reserved 31 Reserved Bit Alarm Word Parameter 529 00 Unknown fault 01 Trip locked 02 AMA fault 03 HPFB fault 04 RS 485 timeout 05 Short circuit 0...

Page 83: ...he related operator s manual from Trane Packet Communication Control and Reply Packets The packet communication in a master slave system is controlled by the master The drives are the slaves Amaximum...

Page 84: ...on 10 Data not valid Data valid 11 Activate relay 1 12 Activate relay 2 13 Choice of setup lsb 14 Choice of setup msb 15 Reversing Bit 00 01 Bits 00 and 01 are used for choosing between the four pre p...

Page 85: ...meter 209 Jog Frequency Bit 09 No function Bit 09 has no function Bit 10 Data Not Valid Data Valid Used for telling the drive whether the control is to be used or ignored Bit 10 0 means that the contr...

Page 86: ...being ramped up or down after a start or stop command Bit 08 1 means that the present motor speed equals the preset speed reference Bit 09 Local Operation Serial Communication Control Bit 09 0 means t...

Page 87: ...transmitted to the drive in the form of a 16 bit word The value is transmitted as whole numbers 0 through 32767 200 16384 4000 Hex corresponds to 100 The serial communication reference has the followi...

Page 88: ...of the drive The calculation is based on the mean value in kWh over one hour This value can be reset using parameter 618 Reset of kWh Counter Parameter 603 Number of Power Ups Shows the number of time...

Page 89: ...ency LOG MOTOR FREQ Hz 0 0 through 999 9 612 Output Voltage LOG MOTOR VOLT Volt 50 through 1000 613 Output Current LOG MOTOR CURR Amp 0 0 through 999 9 614 DC Link Voltage LOG DC LINK VOLT Volt 0 0 th...

Page 90: ...Description of choice The fault log is only reset after manual initialization 618 Reset of kWh Counter RESETKWHCOUNT Value No reset DO NOT RESET 0 Reset RESET COUNTER 1 Function Reset to zero of para...

Page 91: ...test fails the drive will display TESTFAILED Replace the control card Initializationis selected to reset the drive to its factory default settings without resetting parameters 501 Address 502 Baud Rat...

Page 92: ...that was provided with the drive it is better to refer to the serial number printed on the Trane nameplate when contacting the factory about the drive Parameter 624 Nameplate Software Version Number...

Page 93: ...6 ON Delay RELAY6 ON DELAY 704 Relay 7 ON Delay RELAY7 ON DELAY 707 Relay 8 ON Delay RELAY8 ON DELAY 710 Relay 9 ON Delay RELAY9 ON DELAY Value 0 to 600 sec 0 sec Function This parameter allows a del...

Page 94: ...he drive motor and any driven equipment must be in operational readiness Failure to be in operational readiness could result in death serious injury or equipment and property damage The energy saving...

Page 95: ...nd has been given but the m otor will rem ain stopped until a Run Permission signal is received via a digital input START F R Reversing and start on term inal 19 param eter 303 Digital Inputs and Star...

Page 96: ...05 CHECK P 103 P 106 X 41 Motor too large MOTOR TOO BIG X 42 Motor too small MOTOR TOO SMALL X 60 Safety stop EXTERNALFAULT X 61 Output frequency low FOUT FLOW X 62 Output frequency high FOUT FHIGH X...

Page 97: ...of the display will offer an explanation WARNING 6 DC LINK VOLTAGE LOW The intermediate DC circuit voltage is lower than Voltage Warning Low see table below The drive is still controlling the motor W...

Page 98: ...tween the drive and the motor or in the motor itself Remove power to the drive and correct the ground fault ALARM 15 SWITCH MODE FAULT Fault in the switch mode power supply internal 15 V supply Contac...

Page 99: ...within which the drive is able to work MOTORROTATES The motor shaft is rotating Make sure that the load is not able to make the motor shaft rotate while theAMAis being performed Then startAMAall over...

Page 100: ...e motor and select Continue or STOP ALARM 60 EXTERNAL FAULT Terminal 27 parameter 304 Digital Inputs has been programmed for a Safety Interlock and is a logic 0 WARNING 61 FOUT FLOW The output frequen...

Page 101: ...ed as follows External ref Par 204 Min ref Feedback setpoint External reference x Par 211 214 Preset ref Parameter 210 Reference Type is programmed Relative Par 204 Min ref Feedback setpoint Res ref 1...

Page 102: ...1 0 F u n c tio n a t In p u t P h a s e L o s s A u to d e r a te a n d W a r n in g 4 1 1 F u n c tio n a t D r iv e O v e r T e m p e r a tu re A u to d e r a te a n d W a r n in g 4 1 2 T rip D e...

Page 103: ...ter can be changed while the drive is in operation No means that the drive must be stopped before a change can be made 4 Setup Yes means that the parameter can be programmed individually in each of th...

Page 104: ...22 Warning High Current I I A Par 221 I A Yes Yes 1 6 223 Warning Low Frequency 0 0 Hz 0 0 par 224 Yes Yes 1 6 224 Warning High Frequency 120 0 Hz Par 223 par 200 202 Yes Yes 1 6 225 Warning Low Refer...

Page 105: ...13 Terminal 54 Max Scaling 10 0 V 0 0 10 0 V Yes Yes 1 5 314 Terminal 60 Analog Input REFERENCE Yes Yes 0 5 Current 315 Terminal 60 Min Scaling 4 0 mA 0 0 20 0 mA Yes Yes 4 5 316 Terminal 60 Max Scali...

Page 106: ...Yes Yes 0 5 411 Function at Over Temp TRIP Yes Yes 0 5 412 Trip Delay Overcurrent OFF 0 60 sec Yes Yes 0 5 413 Minimum Feedback 0 000 999 999 999 FBMIN Yes Yes 3 4 414 Maximum Feedback 100 000 FBMIN...

Page 107: ...ta Read out Digital Input No No 0 5 522 Data Read out Terminal 53 Analog Input No No 1 3 523 Data Read out Terminal 54 Analog Input No No 1 3 524 Data Read out Terminal 60 Analog Input No No 1 3 525 D...

Page 108: ...9 623 Nameplate TR1 Ordering No No No 0 9 624 Nameplate Software Version No No No 0 9 625 Nameplate LCP Identification No No No 0 9 626 Nameplate Database Identification No No No 2 9 627 Nameplate Pow...

Page 109: ...75 boostsetpoint 65 bus DC 17 BUS FEEDBACK 2 80 BUS FEEDBACK1 80 BUS TIME INTERVAL 80 BUS TIME INTERVAL FUNCTION 80 81 bypass bandwidth 49 BYPASS FREQ 1 49 BYPASS FREQ 2 49 BYPASS FREQ 3 49 BYPASS FR...

Page 110: ...es connection 24 EXT REFERENCE 34 EXTEND MENU 25 extend menu key 32 extended status word 82 EXTERNAL REFERENCE 78 F F LOG ERROR CODE 90 F LOG TIME 90 F LOG VALUE 90 factorysettings 102 factorysetup 32...

Page 111: ...LT 89 LOG FEEDBACK 89 LOG MOTOR CURR 89 LOG MOTOR FREQ 89 LOG MOTOR VOLT 89 LOG REFERENCE 89 loss ofload 63 LOW P 105 99 lowpassfilter 70 74 M manualinitialization 30 91 manualreset 63 MAX FEEDBACK 68...

Page 112: ...Start Delay 41 112 Motor Preheat 41 113 Motor Preheat DC Current 41 114 DC Braking Current 42 115 DC Braking Time 42 116 DC Brake Cut in Frequency 42 117 MotorThermal Protection 43 118 Motor Power Fa...

Page 113: ...78 522Terminal 53 analog input V 78 523Terminal 54 analog input V 78 524Terminal 60 analog input mA 78 525 Pulse reference Hz 78 526 External reference 78 527 Status word 78 528 Heat sink temperature...

Page 114: ...34 Q quickmenu 25 29 R radio frequency noise 8 RAMP DOWN TIME 47 rampdowntime 29 ramptimes 44 RAMP UP TIME 47 rampuptime 29 rating full load current 39 REF FDBK UNIT 68 REF FUNCTION 48 reference 55 RE...

Page 115: ...tart up frequency 69 statusline 94 statusmessages 94 STATUSWORD 78 statusword 86 STATUSWORD HEX 78 strainrelief 12 switch Klixon thermal 55 switches DIP 22 SWITCHING FREQ 66 switching frequency 66 T T...

Page 116: ...ARM11 98 WARNING ALARM12 98 WARNING ALARM13 98 WARNING ALARM17 98 WARNING ALARM18 98 WARNING ALARM2 97 WARNING ALARM4 97 WARNING ALARM7 97 WARNING ALARM8 97 WARNING ALARM9 97 WARNING ALARM 34 99 WARNI...

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Page 118: ...product data improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice Literature Order Number TR1 SVX10A EN File Number SL VEN TR1 000 SVX10A EN 0804 Supersedes SL VEN TR...

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