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Table of Contents Status Display: Status and Error Messages................35 6.1.1 Status Messages ..........................35 6.1.2 Error Messages..........................35 Troubleshooting ..........................36 6.2.1 Troubleshooting Error Messages ...................... 36 6.2.2 Troubleshooting Operational Problems .................... 38 Data Logging ........................... 40 UPS Wiring Example ........................42 A.2.1 Application Note - Using UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) with R6 in Wiring Scheme A ....
Introduction Preface First we would like to welcome you as a customer of KEB and congratulate you on the purchase of this product. You have decided on a product of the highest technical innovation. The enclosed documents as well as the specifi ed hardware and software are developments of KEB. KEB has created these documents, hardware and software and they are to the best of KEB's knowledge error free.
With factory settings, the modulation is switched off in case of a line phase loss and the error message E.nEt is displayed. Special adjustments from KEB are necessary if the modulation and/or the standard operation should start again within a defi ned time in case of return of power supply.
Safety Instructions Safety Instructions General instructions The R6 power supply and recovery unit contains dangerous voltages which can cause death or serious injury. The R6 can be adjusted such that energy is returned to the line supply system even in case of power failure during generator operation.
620, the power semiconductor of the unit and existing radio interference fi lters must be disconnected because of the danger of destruction. This is permissible in compliance with the standard, since all units are given a high voltage test during the quality testing at KEB in Insulation accordance with EN 50178.
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Ground the cabinet or the system with the shortest connection to the main ground point Disturbances (avoid ground loops) • Use exclusively the regen choke or harmonic fi lter specifi ed by KEB. • The average value of the supplied DC current may not exceed the maximum DC current.
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Proof (Regen) With applications requiring the R6 to be switched on and off cyclically, maintain an off-time of at least 5 min. If you require shorter cycle times please contact KEB. Cyclic Turn On and Turn Off If personnel protection of the system against ground fault is required, the R6-N must be protected according to EN 61800-5-1: •...
EMC directive are complied with. The prescribed ratings can usually be complied with when using the radio interference voltage fi lters as specifi ed by KEB, and when observing the following measures and installation guidelines.
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This causes heat and gas and leads to the destruction of the capacitors. In order to avoid failures, the KEB R6 must be started up according to the following specifi cation based on duration of storage period (powered off): Storage Period <...
Technical Data Technical Data Power data Unit size Housing size Phases Rated voltage 208/240/480 Supply voltage 180…528 ±0 % Line frequency [Hz] 50 / 60 ±2 Regenerative operation Output rated power [kVA] (10.5) (26) Rated active power [kW] (10) (23) Max.
Technical Data Operating Environment Specifi cations Standard Classifi cation Specifi cations Defi nition According To EN 61800-2 Inverter Product Standard: Measurement specs. EN 61800-5-1 Inverter Product Standard: General Safety Operating Altitude 2000m above sea level with 1% power derating per 100m above 1000m Specifi...
Technical Data Accessories Unit size Rated voltage 480 V (can also be used at 230V) Regen choke 14.Z1.B04-1000 16.Z1.B04-1000 15.Z1.B04-1000 17.Z1.B04-1000 18.Z1.B04-1000 19.Z1.B04-1000 20.Z1.B04-1000 Synchronization Cable* 00.F5.0C3-4010 * Synchronization cables are only required to connect parallel regenerative units. They are not needed for single regen applications.
Ferrite rings are required to minimize electrical disturbances on the DC bus connections between the inverter(s) and the COMBIVERT R6 unit. The ferrite rings are to be installed over both the ++ and -- DC bus conductors. Do not use ferrite rings intended for the inverter(s)' motor leads on the DC bus as doing so negates the effect. Do not pass ground conductors through the ferrite rings.
Installation Installation EMC-compatible control cabinet installation Line fuse Line contactor Harmonic fi lter HF sub-mounting fi lter 150 mm 6.0 in Choke Frequency inverter If necessary, external DC fuses 150 mm Motor cables 6.0 in Protective ground on the sub 4 + 5 mounting plate power circuit Protective ground on the mounting...
Connection Terminals Connection of the R6 4.3.1 Connection terminals of the power circuit Pay attention to the input voltage, since both 230 V and 480 V are possible ! Housing Size E Tightening torque [Nm] Name Permissible line cross section [awg] Size Size Function 3-phase...
Harmonic Filter KEB recommends using fast acting class J fuses only (ex. Bussman type JKS). For applications with KEB Harmonic Filters and an isolation transformer, a high speed class J fuse must be used (only Ferraz type HSJ is approved).
J fuse must be used (only Ferraz type HSJ is approved). If the inverter current is greater than the current of one COMBIVERT R6, the DC bus conductors from the inverter must be connected to an external terminal block to split the current to multiple R6 units.
480V operation or 110,000 uf for 230V operation). The maximum suggested number of regen units in parallel is two. For larger sizings, it may be possible to utilize Wiring Scheme B or a larger regen size. Contact KEB applications engineering.
Connection Power Unit 4.4.5 Sizing F5 DC Bus Capacitances 230 V units 480 V units Size DC Bus Capacity (uF) Size DC Bus Capacity (uF) 13F5A1E-PLx2, B 3,280 13F5A1E-RLx2, B 14F5A1E-PLx2, B 4,100 14F5A1E-RLx2, B 14F5A1G-PLx2, B 3,280 15F5A1G-PLx2, B 4,000 15F5A1E-RLx2, B 1,230...
Connection Power Unit 4.4.6 Wiring Scheme 'B' with Single Regen Unit Not yet available. 4.4.7 Wiring Scheme 'B' with Parallel Regen Units Not yet available. 4.4.8 Sizing for Wiring Scheme 'B' Not yet available. US - 23...
Connection Power Unit 4.4.9 Manual Motor Starter (MMS) for Capacitor Assembly with Harmonic Filter When using a harmonic fi lter, the MMS must be turned on to bring the capacitor assembly into the circuit. If the MMS is turned off, it may cause operational issues. MS132 TRIP A fi...
Connection of the Control Board Control connections 4.5.1 Assignment of the control terminal strip X2A Tightening torque 0.5 Nm PIN Function Name Description Specifi cations 24…30 V input External supply of the control board Common Reference potential Enable Enables the unit for operation Reset Resets at the falling edge of a pulse : 4.4 kΩ...
Connection of the Control Board 4.5.3 Wiring example In order to prevent a malfunction caused by interference voltages on the control inputs, the following points should be observed: • Use shielded / twisted control cables • Connect the shield on the end connected to the inverter using the grounding bar •...
To prevent malfunctions, the COMBIVERT must be brought into nOP status before connecting or disconnecting the operator (de-activate the enable input). When starting the COMBIVERT R6, it is started with the last stored values or factory settings regardless of whether the operator is installed or not.
Operation of the Unit Operation of the Unit Keyboard When switching on the KEB COMBIVERT R6-N the value of parameter CP.1 appears. The enter key changes between the parameter name Enter (CP.1) and parameter value or switches the parameter value into edit mode.
To change the sign of the frequency swap L1.1 and L2.1 incoming phases at the commutation choke. The unit is now ready for operation. If the enable (terminal X2A.12) is activated, the COMBIVERT R6-N is put into operation. Depending on the actual value of the DC bus voltage, the COMBIVERT R6-N is in status "regen active"...
Operation of the Unit Parameter summary The CP parameters serve as the base level parameters to adjust and monitor operation of the COMBIVERT R6 unit. Display Parameter Setting range Resolution Factory setting CP.0 Password input 0…9999 – CP.1 Status display –...
CP.02. CP.02 displays the actual regenerative frequency, if the COMBIVERT R6-N is in "netof" state, i.e. the main line is off. The rotating fi eld of the mains frequency is displayed as follows: (+) right, (-) left This value should be positive.
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CP.12 Over load counter The average load of the COMBIVERT R6-N can be evaluated with this parameter in order to avoid an Error Overload (time based overload). When the actual load goes above 105%, the counter begins to increment. The Error Overload is triggered, if the overload counter reaches 100 %.
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This parameter displays the identifi cation code of the power part. When the unit is fi rst turned on, the COMBIVERT R6 determines which line voltage it is connected to (230V/480V). Depending on that, various internal parameters are set. If the unit is then connected to another line voltage, the internal parameter settings are not correct.
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Integral current gain in regen mode when using harmonic fi lter. Does not apply when using commutation choke. The default value of 8 should be suffi cient, particularly with high impedance line (eg. isolation transformer). Contact KEB if further adjustment is needed. US - 34...
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Diagnosis and Troubleshooting Status Display: Status and Error Messages 6.1.1 Status Messages The following are status messages for CP.1: Status Messages Regen active (regeneration operation) regen active base-block time, Unit is blocked from operation for a short period - precedes all errors. base block "no Operation"...
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Troubleshooting 6.2.1 Troubleshooting Error Messages Fault Cause Solution Synchronizat- Line frequency calculated incorrectly If the value in CP.02 is negative, swap L1.1 and L2.1 ion error at the commutation choke so that CP.02 is positive. (E.Syn) Error net Refer to Sections 4.4.2 to determine the (E.nEt) corresponding wiring of the regen unit.
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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Fault Cause Solution Error DC Bus If the error does not reset itself after charge fault power up and the fault remains, then the (E.LSF) following causes may be applicable: Load-shunt defective Unit must be serviced. Input voltage wrong or too low Verify line supply or transformer output supply and that there is not excessive sag or brown-out conditions.
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 6.2.2 Troubleshooting Operational Problems Problem Cause Solution High regenerative or High nominal motor current Check the current on the F5 Elevator Drive. supply current Determine the cause of the high motor current, and troubleshoot accordingly. High peak motor current during Check the peak current on the F5 Elevator Drive.
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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Problem Cause Solution Fault reset level rea- Automatic fault reset counter limit Must cycle ST. See CP.20 for further details. ched (FrLr) was reached. US - 39...
Data Logging The KEB LCD regen keypad has internal data logging capabilities built in. The function can be activated from the 'Data Logging' menu under the Main Menu of the keypad. Once enabled, up to 10 trending parameters can be logged at a variable sample rate, as well as up to 4 fast-scanning parameters triggered by a fault in the regen unit.
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Input Voltage ru08 AC Current L1 ru15 DC Current ru09 AC Current L2 ru17 AC Current Note: CP parameters cannot be logged. You must instead choose the corresponding background parameters. Please contact KEB America with any further questions. US - 41...
Harmonic Filter KEB recommends using fast acting class J fuses only (ex. Bussman type JKS). For applications with KEB Harmonic Filters and an isolation transformer, a high speed class J fuse must be used (only Ferraz type HSJ is approved).
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QUICK PARAMETER LIST Display Parameter Display Parameter CP.0 Password input CP.21 Last Error CP.1 Status display CP.22 Last Error 1 CP.2 Main Line Frequency CP.23 Last Error 2 CP.3 AC-Phase current L1 CP.24 Last Error 3 CP.4 AC-Phase current L2 CP.25 Last Error 4 CP.5...
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