ABB FPTC-02, Руководство пользователя

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There are parameters that you must always set when you use the
FSO module, and parameters that are related only to some safety
functions. This chapter lists the parameters that are relevant to the
L537+Q971+Q973 (with FSO-12) and +L537+Q971+Q972
(with FSO-21).
You can use the FSO-21 module (+Q972) also with a safety pulse
encoder and the FSE-31 pulse encoder interface module (+L521). If
you do, set the parameters listed in section
FSE module and safety
pulse encoder parameters (page 60) .
The example values are factory default values in ACS880 cabinet-built
drives delivered with an FPTC module. You must set the parameter
values as required by the application. Change the parameter default
values when necessary. One FPTC module is connected to the FSO
module with a two-channel connection (digital inputs X113:4 and
X114:4).
Configure the FSO module so that it opens the drive STO circuit
immediately after the safety function request from the FPTC module
(stop category 0). With the FPTC module, you cannot use a stop
function with a deceleration ramp (stop category 1). The FPTC module
always generates a fault and activates the drive STO function
immediately in overtemperature situations.
Note: Setting parameters related to STO and SS1 can also have an
effect on other safety functions. You must take all safety functions
into consideration when you configure the FSO module. See the
applicable FSO module user’s manual and safety option user's
manual.
Note: The factory reset of the FSO module clears the configuration
and sets the parameters to the factory default values. These values
are not the same as the pre-set values in an FSO module that was
ordered as an option (with a plus code). You cannot restart the drive
with the factory default values. If you do a factory reset of the FSO
module, you must reconfigure the FSO module and set the applicable
parameters. See the applicable FSO module user's manual.
54 Parameter settings