Most Important Common Settings For All Applications - ABB SREA-01 User Manual

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To be able to configure SREA-01 you should enter admin in the username field. The
default password is admin.
You can later change the default password to something else (recommended). This
is described in section

Most important common settings for all applications

These settings should be checked in all SREA-01 installations:
1. Modbus settings (Setup – Modbus)
Modbus settings are the settings that are used for communication between
SREA-01 and the drives. They can be changed by accessing the page Setup –
Modbus.
The most important settings are:
• Transmission mode: Select RTU.
• Physical interface: Select RS-232 if a single drive is connected to the RS-232
interface of connector X1, RS-232 (D-sub) if a single drive is connected to the
DB9 connector X2 or RS-485 if the drives are connected to the RS-485 interface
of connector X1.
• Baud rate and parity: Select the settings that match the configuration of the
drives.
For more information, refer to section
2. Device Configuration (Configuration – Devices)
The device configuration page is used to configure which drives are connected to
SREA-01. The page can be accessed by selecting the page Configuration – Devices
or by clicking the 'drive configuration' button on the Drive Summary page.
The 'autodetect' button can be used to detect the connected drives and their models
automatically. Alternatively the drives can be added manually by pressing the 'add
drive' button. The properties of the drive can be shown by clicking the 'edit' button.
The most important settings of each drive are:
• Template: The templates are files that contain model-specific and operating mode
specific information about the drives. To be able to access a drive, the correct
template has to be selected in this field.
• Modbus Slave address: To be able to access a drive, its node address has to be
input to this field.
For more information, refer to section
After these steps, you can access the drive information pages, actual values,
parameters and fault logs. For additional functionality, see the following sections.
Setting up SREA-01 for typical applications
Users on page 61.
Modbus
Devices
on page 63.
on page 78.