Emerson E300 Series Design Manual page 463

Advanced elevator drive / dedicated elevator variable speed ac drive for induction and permanent magnet motors
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Trip
Feedback rev
Encoder feedback is reversed
The encoder feedback is reversed with regards to the motor power connections and rotation
Recommended actions:
Check power connections to the motor and rotation
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Motor rotation can be reversed with Reverse motor phase sequence (B26)
Check correct connections of the encoder feedback to the drive
Encoder feedback can be rotated with Drive Encoder Feedback Reverse (C12)
Freeze protect
Freeze protection limit exceeded
Freeze protection threshold in Freeze Protection Threshold (H28) has been exceeded,
Recommended actions:
Check the temperature setting in Freeze Protection Threshold (H28)
Check the actual temperature in Monitored Temperature 3 (J73)
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Provide heating, air conditioning, ventilation to support allowable temperature in Freeze Protection Threshold (H28)
This is a delayed trip, where travel will complete (Elevator Software State (J03) = 0) and then the drive will trip. If a delayed
trip has been scheduled during travel (Elevator Software State (J03) >
that there is a delayed trip scheduled to occur when travel completes.
I Limit Timeout
Drive has been in current limit (in open-loop mode) for an excessive time
In Open loop mode the drive has been in current limit for Maximum Time In Current Limit (H50) ms. This could be the result
of a mechanical fault.
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Recommended actions:
Check that the elevator car is free to move.
Inductance
Inductance measurement out of range or motor saturation not detected
The drive has been enabled in RFC-S mode and sensorless control selected, or for auto-change over on position feedback
loss, and the motor inductance will prevent the control algorithm from operating correctly. The reason for the trip can be
identified from the sub-trip number.
Sub-trip
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Digital output overload
I/O Overload
The I/O Overload trip indicates that the current drawn from the + 24 V user supply or from the digital output has exceeded
the limit. The trip is initiated for the following conditions:
Maximum output current from one digital output is > 100 mA.
The combined maximum output current from outputs 1 and 2 is > 100 mA
The combined maximum output current from output 3 and +24 V output is > 100 mA
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Recommended actions:
Check for correct control wiring
Check control wiring is undamaged
Check for system fault resulting in user power supply becoming overloaded
Check total loading on digital outputs
Reduce loading
E300 Design Guide
Issue Number: 1
Electrical
Getting
User Menu A Commissioning
installation
started
The difference between Transient Inductance Ld (B33) and No Load Lq (B37) is too small. B37 - B33 /
B33 and must be greater than 0.2. Also B37 - B33 must be greater than K / Drive Full Scale Current Kc
(J06), K is related to the drive rated voltage as given in the table below.
It is recommended that the differences are larger than the minimum limits above if possible.
Drive rated voltage
1
200 V
400 V
575 V
690 V
A test is carried out to determine the direction of the flux in the motor which relies on detecting motor
2
saturation. If a change in motor saturation cannot be detected during this test then this trip is initiated.
This type of failure is unlikely in most normal motors.
During the stationary auto-tuning in RFC-S mode it is necessary to determine the location of the flux
3
axis. If a change in motor saturation cannot be detected during this test then this trip is initiated. This
type of failure is unlikely in most normal motors.
Advanced
Diagnostics
Optimization CT MODBUS RTU Technical Data
Parameters
Diagnosis
0) then Global Warning (L04) = On (1) indicating
Reason
K
0.037
0.073
0.087
0.105
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