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CG emotron TSA Series Instruction Manual

CG emotron TSA Series Instruction Manual (204 pages)

Brand: CG | Category: Controller | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Instructions
5
Table of Contents
7
Contents
7
1 Introduction

9
- Delivery and Unpacking
  9
- Using of the Instruction Manual
  9
- Warranty
  9
- Type Code Number
  9
- Standards
  10
- Product Standard for EMC
  10
- Dismantling and Scrapping
  10
- Disposal of Old Electrical and Electronic Equipment
  10
- Glossary
  11
- Abbreviations and Symbols
  11
- Definitions
  11
2 Mounting

13
- Installation in a Cabinet
  13
- Cooling
  13
- Mechanical Specifications and Drawings
  14
- Mounting Schemes
  17
3 Connections

19
- Mains and Motor Connections
  19
- Busbar Distances on Emotron TSA Softatarter
  23
- Cable Covers
  23
- Board Layout and Connectors
  24
- Control Signal Connections
  26
- Wiring Examples
  27
4 Application Guidelines

35
5 Getting Started

43
- Check List
  43
- Mains and Motor Connection
  43
- Connect the Mains Cables
  43
- Connect the Motor Cables
  43
- Connect the Control Supply Voltage
  43
- Default Toggle Loop
  44
- Remote I/O Operation
  44
- Control Panel Operation
  45
6 Operation Via the Control Panel

47
- Display
  47
- LED Indicators
  48
- Control Keys
  48
- Function Keys
  49
- Key Function
  49
- Jog Key Function
  49
- Toggle and Loc/Rem Key
  50
- Toggle Function
  50
- Loc/Rem Function
  51
- The Menu Structure
  51
- The Main Menu
  52
7 Main Features

53
- Setting Start, Stop and Run Functions
  53
- Start and Stop Control
  53
- Start and Stop Methods
  53
- Jog Functions
  54
- Start/Stop Signal Priority
  54
- Setting Motor Data
  54
- Process Information
  54
- Working with Parameter Sets
  55
- Selection of Parameter Sets
  55
- Configuration of Parameter Sets
  56
- Handling Motor Data in Parameter Sets
  56
- Using the Control Panel Memory
  56
- Applying Limitations, Alarms and Autoreset
  59
- Alarm Types and Actions
  59
- Alarm Settings
  59
- Alarm Indications
  59
- Load Monitor Function
  60
- Reset and Autoreset
  64
- Programmable I/O
  65
- Remote Control Functions
  65
- Default Settings of the Run/Stop/Reset Functions
  65
- Enable and Stop Functions
  66
- Level / Edge Operation after Reset
  66
- Logical Functions
  67
- Jog Speed at Start and /Or Stop
  67
8 Functionality

71
- Preferred View [100]
  73
- 1St Line [110]
  73
- 2Nd Line [120]
  73
- Main Setup [200]
  73
- Operation Setup [210]
  73
- Remote Signal Level/Edge [21A]
  76
- Motor Data [220]
  77
- Motor Protection [230]
  80
- Parameter Set Handling [240]
  84
- Autoreset [250]
  87
- Serial Communication [260]
  90
- Process [300]
  93
- View Process Value [310]
  93
- Process Settings [320]
  93
- Start Setting [330]
  95
- Stop Setting [340]
  98
- Jog [350]
  101
- Load Monitor and Process Protection [400]
  102
- Load Monitor [410]
  102
- Process Protection [420]
  107
- Mains Protection [430]
  108
- I/O [500]
  110
- Analogue Input [510]
  110
- Digital Inputs [520]
  112
- Analogue Output [530]
  113
- Relays [550]
  116
- Virtual I/Os [560]
  119
- Logical Functions and Timers [600]
  120
- Comparators [610]
  120
- Logic Outputs [620]
  125
- Timers [630]
  128
- SR Flip-Flops [640]
  129
- Counters [650]
  131
- Clock Logic [660]
  132
- Operation/Status [700]
  133
- Operation Values [710]
  133
- Status [720]
  135
- Stored Values [730]
  138
- Real Time Clock Settings [740]
  138
- View Trip Log [800]
  139
- Trip Message Log [810]
  139
- Trip Messages [820] - [890]
  140
- Reset Trip Log [8A0]
  140
- System Data [900]
  140
- TSA Data [920]
  140
9 Serial Communication

143
- Modbus RTU
  143
- Parameter Sets
  143
- Motor Data
  144
- Start and Stop Commands
  144
- Process Value
  144
- Description of the Eint Formats
  145
10 Softstarter Theory

147
- Background Theory
  147
- Reduced Voltage Starting
  149
- Other Starting Methods
  151
- Use of Softstarters with Torque Control
  152
11 Troubleshooting, Diagnoses and Maintenance

153
- Trip Conditions, Causes and Remedial Action
  153
- Technically Qualified Personnel
  153
- Opening the Softstarter
  153
- Maintenance
  153
- Troubleshooting List
  154
12 Options

159
- External Control Panel
  159
- Emosoftcom
  159
- I/O Board
  159
- Ptc/Pt100
  159
- Serial Communication and Fieldbus
  159
13 Technical Data

161
- General Electrical Specifications
  164
- Semi-Conductor Fuses
  164
- Environmental Conditions
  165
- Derating at High Temperature
  165
- Derating at High Altitude
  166
- Control Power- and I/O Signal Connectors
  167
  - Index
    169
- Appendix 1: Menu List
  
  171
- Appendix 2: Trip Message Communication Data
  
  201

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