Siemens SIRIUS 3RW55 Equipment Manual page 233

Control commands
Control command
Select parameter set
Local/Remote
Control motor
Reset
Disable Quick-stop
Emergency mode
SIRIUS 3RW55 and 3RW55 Failsafe Soft Starters
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Parameter set 1
(factory setting)
Parameter set 2
Parameter set 3
Motor CW
Motor CCW
Stop motor
Creep speed
1)
Alternative stopping mode Activate alternative stopping in order to set up an additional stop in
Pump cleaning start
Emergency start
Emergency run
1), 2)
8.21 Control via 3RW5 HMI High Feature
Description
Select one of the 3 parameter sets.
One parameter set is deactivated when another parameter set is
activated. One parameter set must be active at all times.
Changes the location of control.
Motor rotates clockwise
Motor rotates counter-clockwise.
The control command can also be executed in reversing mode (with
ext. contactor).
The activation command to the motor is canceled
Make sure that the control command "Motor CW" or "Motor CCW" is
applied with the control command "Creep speed".
• Activate
• Deactivate (factory setting)
You will find more information in chapter Creep speed (Page 172).
parameter set 1.
• Activate
• Deactivate
You will find more information in chapter Alternative stopping
(Page 163).
This control command is only visible if the pump cleaning function
has been parameterized.
You will find more information in chapter Pump cleaning function
(Page 182).
Execute a RESET.
You will find more information in chapter Reset (Page 173).
Motor does not stop despite pending ON command of Quick-stop.
You will find more information in chapter Quick-stop (Page 174).
The system can continue to be operated in the case of system faults
with the "emergency start" function.
• Enable
• Disable
You will find more information in chapter Emergency start
(Page 189).
With the "Emergency run" function, the 3RW55 soft starter can
continue to run with restricted functionality after failure of a power
semiconductor.
• Enable
• Disable
You will find more information in chapter Emergency run
(Page 191).
Functions
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