ASO Safety Solutions DRICO slife 150 FU 12, Руководство по эксплуатации

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FU 12 Operating Manual
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DIN EN ISO 9001 status: 31.03.2017 / Rev. 01 page 38 of 48
< MAINTENANCE >
Required
The maintenance requirement can be reset after the correct password has been entered via the
men item „Diagnostics“, „Gate status“, „RESET maintenance“. The number of run cycles since the
last maintenance is thus reset to 0. The time counter for the number of months that have gone by
is also reset.
6.5.4 Sensor status
The sensors‘ status can be seen via „Diagnostics“, „Sensor status“. The design of the menu is
identical to the display in the operating state as shown in Section „5.2.2 LCD sensor depiction“.
6.5.5 Temperature of power electronics
The current temperature, the maximum observed temperature and the minimum observed
temperature of the power electronics can be displayed. The display for this is reached as follows:
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Menu: „Service Menu“, „Password Input“: Enter password
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Menu: „Diagnosis“, „Temperatures“, „FU temperature“ shows the observed temperatures
in the frequency converter‘s power component. The current as well as the minimum and
maximum temperature since the last reset are shown
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Menu: Activate „Diagnostics“, „Temperatures“, „RESET min./max.“, set the minimum and
maximum value for the respective displays to the current temperature
6.5.6 Integrated logging system
The system log book is also a ring memory, but with up to 254 entries. However, in contrast to the
event log book these data are permanently stored in the memory and are also available after a
restart or a power failure
Targeted deletion of these data is not intended. Only the initialization of the entire parameter
memory resets the system log book. The system log book is displayed as follows:
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Menu: „Service Menu“, „Password Input“: Enter password
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Menu: „Diagnosis“, „System Logbook“
The time of the entry is shown in the first row. At the beginning of the second row there is a one-
to-three-digit number that corresponds to a reference number from the parameter table. This is
followed by a corresponding text that is also stored in the parameter table. By rotating the
selection switch it is possible to flip through the entries--sorted by time-- in the event log memory.
The very first entry in this log is always the instruction for program initialization as a result of a
software restart.