BMR SFU 0303/4, Руководство пользователя

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Adjustments:
Set up the rotational speed:
dialing right or left with rotary encoder pot. Current value is displayed steadily. This can be the
setup value before start or the current value during run.
Start/Stop:
with Start/Stop button. If the operating unit is removed during the start process the converter
automatically turns into stop condition.
Debug Mode
During operation the debug mode can be entered by shortly pressing on the Menu-Button. It
will be displayed the rectified mains voltage, spindle current and spindle voltage.
After 30sec of inactivity it will be returned to the standard mode, automatically.
With an additional pressing the debug mode is ended and it will be returned to the normal
mode, but with displaying of the real spindle speed in place of the set value of the converter
speed. This is indicated with "rpmSP". This persists permanently unless a further pressing of
Menu-Button, which will return to the display of set value of the converter speed ("rpm")
Cloning
With the menu-item "Read Config" the configuration of a converter can be read out into and
stored within the non volatile EEProm memory of the operating panel. By swapping this panel
to another converter this configuration can be copied into this converter with the menu item
"Write Config". This is a very easy method to copy one configuration to many other converters
(cloning) without any PC. But it has to be taken care that, this is not carried out without having
read out any configuration before, because transferring an empty or corrupted configuration
into the converter, will cause severe problems!
Vario load
is a variable limit value based on the load current , which can be in the SFU - Terminal in the "
Analog inputs " activated and adjusted .
In " Digital outputs " menu function can be linked to a relay .
Once this value is reached, the relay is switched.
This makes it possible , when it exceeds the value e.g. perform a broken tool detection or
detect an obtuse nascent tool for shorter stays .