YASKAWA 46S03153-0010 Manual Download Page 1

DWG. NO. 02Y00025-0374
SHEET NO. 1 OF 2
EFF.  11/14/94

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For GPD 333

Adjustable Frequency Drives

CHANGE RECORD

115 VAC Logic Interface

Part No.  46S03153-0010

DESCRIPTION

The 115 VAC Logic Interface is an option for the GPD 333
drive. It allows the drive’s multi-function inputs (Run, Stop
and Multi-step Speed) to be controlled by 115 Vac input
signals. It mounts directly to the drive’s control terminal strip.

OPERATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

ON STATE

6.8 mA  =  I

ON

—  V

ON

=  115 Vac

2.0 mA  =  I

MIN ON

—  V

MIN ON

=  110 Vac

1.1 mA  =  I

MAX OFF

—  V

MAX OFF

=    99 Vac

OFF STATE

0  —

—  0

mA

V

INSTALLATION

CAUTION

Option contains electrostatic sensitive devices.
Personnel should be grounded before removing
carton contents and installing into the equipment.

1.  Turn off all power to the drive.

2.  Remove drive front cover. Verify that CHARGE indicator
lamp inside drive is off.

3.  Use a voltmeter to verify that power has been
disconnected at incoming power terminals (L1, L2, L3).

WARNING

Hazardous voltage can cause severe injury or
death. Lock all power sources feeding drive in
"OFF" position
.

4.  Loosen, but do not completely remove, the screws at drive
terminals 1 thru 7. Slide the option board onto the drive
terminal strip at these terminals. The wire hold down clips
should be on top of the option board. Securely tighten the
terminal screws.

NOTE

The option board attaches to terminal 7 only for extra 
mounting support. THIS IS NOT A 115 VAC INPUT!  

5.  Connect external control signals to the option board’s
terminals in accordance with Figure 1 or Figure 2 of this
instruction sheet.

6.  Replace drive front cover.

THIS COMPLETES INSTALLATION OF THIS OPTION.

Applying a 115V ±10V AC signal to any of the option board
terminals 1 thru 5 will cause the drive to operate.  The type of
operation depends on the programming of the multi-function
inputs.

NOTE

Figure 1 and Figure 2 show input signal functions 
associated for drive terminals 1 thru 5 as defined by 
2-Wire initialization and 3-Wire initialization, respectively.
If a different signal is desired at terminal 3, 4, or 5, 
refer to the GPD 333 technical manual description of 
constants 

no-32 no-33 , and no-34 .

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