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Advanced Energy Pinnacle User Manual

Advanced Energy Pinnacle User Manual (212 pages)

20 kw (325-650 vdc) devicenet, ae bus, mdxl user, terminal block output

Brand: Advanced Energy | Category: Power Supply | Size: 4.09 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
7
List of Tables
15
Chapter 1. Safety and Product Compliance Guidelines

17
Chapter 2. Theory of Operation

25
- General Description
  25
- Output Impedance Range
  25
- Output Regulation
  25
- Interfaces
  25
- Microprocessor Advantages
  26
- Displays
  26
- Arc-Suppression Feature
  26
- Theory of Operation
  26
- Input
  27
- Housekeeping Supply
  27
- Inverter
  27
- Output
  27
- Output Measurement
  27
- Logic Control
  28
- Remote Interfaces
  28
Chapter 3. Specifications

29
- Functional Specifications
  29
- Physical Specifications
  31
- Electrical Specifications
  32
- Impedance Range
  35
- Operating Range
  35
- Environmental Specifications
  36
- Coolant Specifications
  37
Chapter 4. I/O Communication and Control

39
- User Port
  39
- Installation
  39
- Signals
  40
- Pin-Description Table
  40
- Devicenet™ Port
  42
- Installation
  43
- Pin Descriptions
  43
- Rotary Switches: Baud Rate and Addressing
  43
- Operation
  44
- Poll Command Message
  45
- Structure of the Poll Command Message
  45
- Scaling
  45
- Response Message
  46
- Explicit Messaging
  47
- Rear Panel Leds
  48
- Module Status LED
  48
- MOD Status LED
  48
- Network Status LED
  49
- Passive Display Panel
  50
- Display
  50
- Leds
  51
- Active Front Panel/ Pinnacle Remote Panel
  52
- Connecting to the Remote Active Panel
  52
- Remote Active Panel Connector
  53
- Remote Active Panel Pin Descriptions
  53
- Understanding the Panel
  54
- Control Key
  54
- Output Display Screen
  54
- Soft Keys
  54
- Modify Knob
  55
- Regulation Switch
  55
- On/Off Switches & Leds
  55
- Arc LED
  55
- Control Panel Interface
  55
- Output Power Switches
  56
- Control Switches
  56
- Regulation Switches
  57
- Two-Line Output Display Screen
  57
- Soft Keys
  58
- Modify Knob
  58
- Control Panel Controls
  58
- Understanding the Menu Options
  59
- Supply Menu Map
  60
- Service Menu Map
  60
- Using the Service Functions
  61
- Checking Service-Type Faults
  62
- Checking Service-Type Statistics
  62
- Checking the Total Energy Output
  62
- Checking the Amount of Idle Time
  62
- Checking the Number of Faults
  62
- Checking the Number of Cycles
  63
- Debugging Your Unit
  63
- Viewing the Slave Unit Addresses
  63
- Checking Your Master/Slave System for Faults
  64
- Checking Your Hardware Configuration
  64
- Checking Your Communications Card
  64
- Checking Your Software Logic
  64
- Checking Your ROM
  65
- Checking Your Software Versions
  65
- Using the Supply Functions
  65
- Setting the AE Bus Timeout
  66
- Setting the Supply Parameters
  66
- Setting the Panel Mode
  66
- Selecting Remote or Local Mode
  66
- Selecting a Lock Code
  67
- Selecting the Number of Clicks
  67
- Setting the Program Source
  67
- Using Process Functions
  68
- Monitoring Your Process
  68
- Setting and Viewing Master/Slave System Diagnostics
  68
- Establishing a Minimum Process Voltage
  70
- Setting an Out-Of-Setpoint Timer
  70
- Changing the Target Functions
  71
- Setting Process Limits
  72
- Setting a Strike Voltage Limit
  72
- Setting a Maximum Limit for Output Voltage
  73
- Strike Voltage Limits
  73
- Setting the Maximum Limit for Output Current
  74
- Setting the Maximum Limit for Output Power
  74
- Setting Arc Handling
  74
- Setting the Voltage Arc Trip Level
  75
- Setting Arc Characteristics
  75
- Setting Arc Count Limit and Density
  75
- Setting the Length of the Arc Average Window
  76
- Setting the ARC Times
  77
- Predefined Arc Handling
  77
- Enabling Arc Handling
  78
- Setting Control Parameters
  79
- Setting Recipes
  79
- Setting Ripple Level
  80
- Using the Target Conditioning Cycle (TCC)
  81
- Enabling Target Conditioning Cycle (TCC)
  81
- Setting the Target Conditioning Cycle (TCC) TIMER
  81
- Setting Joule Mode
  82
- Setting the Ramp
  83
- Standard Serial (Flash) Port
  84
- Transmission Parameters
  85
- AE Bus (Host) Port
  85
- AE BUS (Host) Connector and Pin Descriptions
  86
- AE Bus Transmission Parameters
  87
- Setting the Unit's Network Address
  87
- Rocker DIP Switch
  88
- External Dips
  89
- Internal Dips
  89
- Min-Switches
  90
- Switch Settings for the Possible Network Addresses
  91
- Setting Baud Rates and Communication Mode
  92
- AE Bus (Host) Communications
  93
- AE Bus Protocol
  93
- Baud Rate Settings
  93
- AE Bus Header Byte
  94
- AE Bus Command Number Byte
  94
- AE Bus Optional Length Byte
  95
- AE Bus Data Bytes
  95
- AE Bus Checksum Byte
  95
- Creating an Ideal Communications Transaction
  96
- T0: Host Transmits Message Packet
  96
- T1: Unit Verifies Host Transmission Packet
  96
- AE Bus Communications Transaction
  96
- T2: Unit Transmits Response to Host
  97
- T3: Host Acknowledges Unit Response
  97
- AE Bus Communications Transaction Example
  98
- AE Bus Commands
  98
- AE Bus Command Status Response (CSR) Codes
  98
- Communications Transaction Example
  98
- Command Status Response (CSR) Codes
  98
- AE Bus Command Set
  100
- Command Sequence Examples
  142
- Unit Illustrations
  145
- Passive Front Panel
  145
- Active Front Panel
  146
- Remote Panel (Front View)
  147
- Remote Panel (Rear View)
  148
- Remote Panel (Dimensions)
  149
Chapter 5. Installation

151
- Unpacking
  151
- Meeting Spacing Requirements
  151
- Dimensional Drawing
  152
- Cooling Requirements
  153
- Cabinet Design
  153
- Top, Side, and Inter-Unit Clearance for Pinnacle Units Stacked in a Cabinet
  155
- Making Rear Panel Connections
  156
- Grounding
  156
- Connecting a Pinnacle Remote Active Panel
  156
- Connecting a Remote Passive Panel
  157
- Connecting for User Port Control
  157
- Connecting to the Standard Serial Port
  157
- Connecting for Serial (Host) Port Control
  157
- Contactor Interlock
  157
- Connector
  157
- CONTACTOR INTERLOCK Connector
  158
- Contactor Interlock Pin Descriptions
  158
- Connecting for Devicenet™ Control
  159
- Connecting Input Power
  160
- Connecting Output Power
  161
- Optimal Output Connection Using Triax Cable
  163
- Pinnacle Master/Slave Interface (with Internal DIP Switch)
  164
- Pinnacle Master/Slave Interface (with External DIP Switch)
  164
- Connecting for Master/Slave
  164
- Configuring Your Slave Units
  165
- Configuration for Pinnacle Master/Slave System
  166
- Monitoring Your Master / Slave System
  166
- Clearing Faults in a Master/Slave System
  167
- Back Panel Illustration
  171
- Operating Overview
  173
- Understanding Pinnacle™ Arc Handling
  175
- Voltage Arc Trip Level
  176
- Target Type: Non-Metal
  177
- Fast Arc Response Settings (Standard and Persistent Arc Handling Modes)
  178
- Arc Handling Mode
  178
- Slow Arc Response Settings (Standard and Persistent Arc Handling Modes)
  179
- Arc Shutdown Time
  179
- Arc Recovery Test
  180
- Before Calling AE Global Customer Support
  181
- Checks with the Power on
  182
- Active Panel Display Help Codes
  183
- Checks if the Output Does Not Turn on
  183
- Passive Display Panel Codes
  185
- Passive Display Panel Help Codes
  185
- Troubleshooting Leds
  186
- LED Troubleshooting Table
  186
- Clearing the Error Code
  187
- Active Panel Display Error Codes
  188
- Error Code Troubleshooting Table
  188
- Error E081 Fault Vector
  199
- Slave Status Low Byte
  200
- Personality Card Status
  201
- Returning Units for Repair
  202
- Warranty
  203
- Warranty Statement
  204
- Terminal Block Output Connector
  210

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