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SSD Drives 590P Product Manual (338 pages)

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Brand: SSD Drives | Category: Storage | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
5
Getting Started
13
Chapter 1 GETTING STARTED

14
Equipment Inspection and Storage

14
Packaging and Lifting Details

14
About this Manual

14
- Initial Steps
  14
- How the Manual Is Organised
  15
Converter

17
How It Works

17
Control Features

18
Understanding the Product Code

19
- Model Number (Europe)
  19
- Catalog Number (North America)
  20
  - Door Assembly Product Code
    21
Product Identification

21
Component Identification

22
- Controller (Frames 1 & 2)
  22
- Door Assembly (Frames 3, 4, 5 & H)
  23
- Controller (Frame 3)
  24
- Controller (Frames 4 & 5)
  25
- Product (Frame H)
  26
Nstalling the

27
Converter

27
Mechanical Installation

27
- Unpacking the Converter
  27
- Lifting the Converter
  27
- Product Dimensions
  28
- Mounting the Converter
  29
  - Recommended Tools
    29
- Ventilation and Cooling Requirements
  29
  - Installing the Fan (Frame H)
    29
  - Installing the External Vent Kit (Frames 4 & 5)
    30
- AC Line Choke
  31
- Filtering
  31
- Frame H Additional Information
  32
  - Removing the Cover (Frame H)
    32
  - Changing DC Output Terminals (Frame H)
    32
Electrical Installation

33
Optional Equipment

51
Installation Drawings

55
Chapter 4 OPERATING the CONVERTER

77
Pre-Operation Checks

77
Control Philosophy

78
Start/Stop and Speed Control

78
- Led Indications
  79
- Selecting Local or Remote Control
  79
- Reading the Status Leds
  80
Setting-Up the Converter

81
- Calibrating the Control Board
  81
- Selecting Speed Feedback
  82
  - Speed Feedback Option Boards
    82
Initial Start-Up Routine

84
- Performance Adjustment
  90
  - Current Loop - the Autotune Feature
    90
  - Speed Loop
    90
Starting and Stopping Methods

91
- Stopping Methods
  91
  - Normal Stop (C3)
    93
  - Program Stop (B8)
    95
  - Coast Stop (B9)
    96
  - Standstill
    96
  - The Trip Condition
    96
- Normal Starting Method
  97
- Advanced Starting Methods
  97
  - Starting Several Converters Simultaneously
    97
  - Jog
    97
  - Crawl
    97
Chapter 5 THE OPERATOR STATION

99
Connecting the Operator Station

99
Controlling the Operator Station

99
- Control Key Definitions
  100
  - Keys for Programming the Converter
    100
  - Keys for Operating the Converter Locally
    100
- Indications
  101
  - Operator Station Leds
    101
  - Operator Station Alarm Messages
    101
The Menu System

102
- The Local Menu
  103
  - The L/R Key
    103
  - The PROG Key
    103
- Navigating the Menu System
  104
- Changing a Parameter Value
  104
- The Menu System Map
  105
- Menu Shortcuts and Special Key Combinations
  106
Special Menu Features

107
- Selecting a Menu Viewing Level
  108
- Selecting the Display Language
  108
- Full Menus
  108
- Password Protection
  109
  - To Activate Password Protection
    109
  - To Deactivate Password Protection
    110
How to Save, Restore and Copy Your Settings

111
- Saving Your Application
  111
- Restoring Saved Settings
  111
- Copying an Application
  111
Chapter 6 PROGRAMMING YOURAPPLICATION

113
Programming with Block Diagrams

113
- Modifying a Block Diagram
  113
  - Setup and Configuration Modes
    113
  - Making and Breaking Function Block Connections
    113
  - Programming Rules
    114
  - Saving Your Modifications
    114
- Understanding the Function Block Description
  114
  - MMI Menu Maps
    115
Function Block Descriptions

116
- Analog Inputs
  117
- Functional Description
  118
- Analog Outputs
  119
- Aux I/O
  120
- Drive Start
  124
- BLOCK DIAGRAM (MMI Only)
  125
- Calibration
  126
- Configure Drive
  129
- Current Loop
  131
- Current Profile
  134
- Diagnostics
  135
- Diameter Calc
  141
- Digital Inputs
  143
- Digital Outputs
  146
- Field Control
  148
- Inertia Comp
  152
- Inhibit Alarms
  153
- Internal Links
  156
- Jog/Slack
  160
- Block Diagram
  161
- Menus
  162
- Minilink
  163
- Op Station
  164
- PASSWORD (MMI Only)
  166
Chapter 3 PID

167
- Preset
  171
- Raise/Lower
  173
- Ramps
  175
- Setpoint Sum 1
  180
- Setpoint Sum 2
  182
- Speed Loop
  184
- Speed Loop (Advanced)
  188
- Sramp
  190
- Standstill
  193
- Stop Rates
  195
- System Port P3
  198
- 5703 Support
  199
- Taper Calc
  200
- Tec Option
  202
- Tens+Comp Calc
  203
- Tens+Comp Calc
  204
- Torque Calc
  206
- User Filter
  207
Chapter 7 TRIPS and FAULT FINDING

209
Trips

209
- What Happens When a Trip Occurs
  209
  - Converter Indications
    209
  - Operator Station Indications
    209
- Resetting a Trip Condition
  209
Fault Finding

210
- Calibration Checks
  210
- Alarm Messages
  213
  - Last Alarm
    213
  - Health Word
    213
  - Health Store
    213
- Hexadecimal Representation of Trips
  214
- Power Board LED Trip Information (Frame 4, 5 & H)
  215
- Using the MMI to Manage Trips
  216
  - Trip Messages
    216
  - Symbolic Alarm Messages
    219
  - Self Test Alarms
    219
  - Setting Trip Conditions
    219
  - Viewing Trip Conditions
    220
  - Inhibiting Alarms
    220
- Test Points
  220
Chapter 8 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ANDREPAIR

221
Maintenance

221
- Service Procedures
  221
- Preventive Maintenance
  221
Repair

221
- Saving Your Application Data
  221
- Returning the Unit to SSD Drives
  222
- Disposal
  222
- Technical Support Checks
  223
- Fuse Replacement (Frame H)
  224
  - Product (Regenerative)
    224
  - Product (Non-Regenerative)
    225
- Phase Assembly Replacement (Frame H)
  226
- Replacing the Fan (Frames 4 & 5)
  228
Chapter 9 CONTROL LOOPS

229
Principle of Operation

229
- Current Loop
  229
  - Manual Tuning
    230
- Speed Loop
  232
- Field Control
  232
  - Set-Up Notes
    232
  - Current Control
    233
  - Voltage Control
    233
  - Field Weakening
    233
  - Standby Field
    233
Specification Table: Tag Number Order

236
Parameter Table: MMI Menu Order

253
Chapter 10 PARAMETERSPECIFICATIONTABLE

265
S P E C I F I C a T I O N S

265
- Environmental Details
  265
- EMC Compliance
  265
- Electrical Ratings - Power Circuit
  266
- Power Supply Details
  267
- Auxiliary Power Supply Details
  267
- AC Line Choke (Frames 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5)
  268
- Technical Specifications
  268
- AC Line Choke (Frame H)
  269
- External AC Supply (RFI) Filters
  269
- Power Semiconductor Protection Fuses (Frames 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5)
  270
- Power Semiconductor Protection Fuses (Frame H)
  270
- Power Supply Fuses
  271
- Field Fuses
  271
- Earthing/Safety Details
  271
- Terminal Definitions (Digital/Analog Inputs & Outputs)
  272
- Terminal Information - Power Board (Frames 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5)
  273
- Terminal Information - Control Board
  276
- Terminal Information - Control Board
  278
- Terminal Information - Control Board
  279
- Terminal Information (Frame H)
  280
- Terminal Information - Option Boards
  281
- Wiring Requirements for EMC Compliance
  281
- Wire Sizes and Termination Tightening Torques (Frames 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5)
  282
- Termination Tightening Torque (Frame H)
  283
- Cooling Fans
  283
- Spares List
  284
Chapter 12 CERTIFICATION for the CONVERTER

289
Requirements for EMC Compliance

289
- Minimising Radiated Emissions
  289
- Earthing Requirements
  289
  - Protective Earth (PE) Connections
    289
  - Control/Signal EMC Earth Connections
    290
- Cabling Requirements
  290
  - Planning Cable Runs
    290
  - Increasing Motor Cable Length
    290
- EMC Installation Options
  291
  - Screening & Earthing (Cubicle Mounted, Class A)
    291
  - Star Point Earthing
    292
  - Sensitive Equipment
    293
Requirements for UL Compliance

294
- Motor Overload Protection
  294
- Branch Circuit/Short Circuit Protection Requirements
  294
- Short Circuit Ratings
  294
- Field Wiring Temperature Rating
  295
- Operating Ambient Temperature
  295
- Field Wiring Terminal Markings
  295
- Power and Control Field Wiring Terminals
  295
- Field Grounding Terminals
  295
- Field Terminal Kits
  295
- Fuse Replacement Information
  295
- Recommended Wire Sizes (Frames 1, 2, 4 & 5)
  296
- Recommended Wire Sizes (Frame H)
  296
European Directives and the CE Mark

297
- CE Marking for Low Voltage Directive
  297
- CE Marking for EMC - Who Is Responsible
  297
  - Legal Requirements for CE Marking
    298
  - Applying for CE Marking for EMC
    298
- Which Standards Apply
  299
- Certificates
  301
Chapter 13 STANDARD and OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

303
Chapter 14 Power Board Circuit Descriptions

303
Standard Equipment

303
Optional Equipment

318
- Speed Feedback Option Boards
  318
  - Microtach Option Board
    319
  - Wire-Ended Encoder Option Board
    319
  - Tacho Calibration Option Board
    319
  - Combined Tacho and Encoder Feedback
    320
- Communications Technology Options
  320
  - COMMS Option Technology Box
    320
C O M M U N I C a T I O N S Communications Technology Option

321
- Config Ed Lite
  321
System Port (P3)

321
- UDP Support
  321
  - UDP Menu Structure
    322
  - UDP Transfer Procedure
    322
- 5703 Support
  322
  - Commissioning the 5703/1
    324
Error Codes

325
- Error Report (Ee)
  325
Chapter 15 THE DEFAULTAPPLICATION

327
Block Diagrams

327
- Programming Block Diagram - Sheet 1
  329
- Programming Block Diagram - Sheet 2
  330
- Programming Block Diagram - Sheet 3
  331
- Main Block Diagram
  332
- Field Control Block Diagram
  333
- Start/Healthy Logic Block Diagram
  334
- Functional Block Diagram
  335

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SSD Drives 590P Product Manual (338 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 GETTING STARTED

Equipment Inspection and Storage

Packaging and Lifting Details

About this Manual

Converter

How It Works

Control Features

Understanding the Product Code

Product Identification

Component Identification

Nstalling the

Converter

Mechanical Installation

Electrical Installation

Optional Equipment

Installation Drawings

Chapter 4 OPERATING the CONVERTER

Pre-Operation Checks

Control Philosophy

Start/Stop and Speed Control

Setting-Up the Converter

Initial Start-Up Routine

Starting and Stopping Methods

Chapter 5 THE OPERATOR STATION

Connecting the Operator Station

Controlling the Operator Station

The Menu System

Special Menu Features

How to Save, Restore and Copy Your Settings

Chapter 6 PROGRAMMING YOURAPPLICATION

Programming with Block Diagrams

Function Block Descriptions

Chapter 3 PID

Chapter 7 TRIPS and FAULT FINDING

Trips

Fault Finding

Chapter 8 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ANDREPAIR

Maintenance

Repair

Chapter 9 CONTROL LOOPS

Principle of Operation

Specification Table: Tag Number Order

Parameter Table: MMI Menu Order

Chapter 10 PARAMETERSPECIFICATIONTABLE

S P E C I F I C a T I O N S

Chapter 12 CERTIFICATION for the CONVERTER

Requirements for EMC Compliance

Requirements for UL Compliance

European Directives and the CE Mark

Chapter 13 STANDARD and OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

Chapter 14 Power Board Circuit Descriptions

Standard Equipment

Optional Equipment

C O M M U N I C a T I O N S Communications Technology Option

System Port (P3)

Error Codes

Chapter 15 THE DEFAULTAPPLICATION

Block Diagrams

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