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SSD Drives 690+ Series Product Manual

SSD Drives 690+ Series Product Manual (158 pages)

Frame B, C, D, E & F

Brand: SSD Drives | Category: Controller | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Equipment Inspection
11
Etting
11
Packaging and Lifting Details
11
S T a R T E D Introduction
11
About this Manual
12
How the Manual Is Organised
12
- Information for Users Without a Keypad
  13
Initial Steps
12
Component Identification
14
Rive
14
Control Features
19
Functional Overview
20
Control Board
21
- Processor
  21
- Technology Options
  21
- Keypad Interface
  21
- System Board Interface
  21
Filter Board (Frame B Only)
21
Power Board/Stack
21
Mechanical Installation
22
Mounting the Drive
22
Nstalling the
22
- Rive
  22
Ventilation
22
Electrical Installation
33
Gland Plate Details
33
Cable Gland Requirements
34
Protective Earth (PE) Connections
34
Power Wiring Connections (Frame B)
35
Power Wiring Connections (Frame C)
35
Power Wiring Connections (Frame D)
36
Power Wiring Connections (Frame E)
36
Motor Thermistor Connections
37
Power Wiring Connections (Frame F)
37
Control Wiring Connections
38
Terminal Block Acceptance Sizes
39
Terminal Tightening Torques
39
Optional Equipment
40
- System Board
  40
- Encoder Connections
  41
- SSD Drives Approved Encoders
  41
- Technology Options
  42
- Fitting the Remote 6901 Keypad
  44
- Top Cover
  45
- External Brake Resistor
  45
- External AC Supply EMC Filter
  47
- EMC Motor Output Filter
  51
- Output Contactors
  51
Chapter 1 Earth Fault Monitoring Systems

51
- Line Chokes (Input)
  51
- AC Motor Choke (Output)
  51
- 5703/1 Speed Repeater Support
  51
Chapter 4 OPERATING the DRIVE

52
- Pre-Operation Checks
  52
- Control Philosophy
  53
- Start/Stop and Speed Control
  53
  - Selecting Local or Remote Control
    54
- Initial Start-Up Routines
  55
- Routine 1: Remote Control Using Control Terminals
  55
  - Reading the Status Leds
    55
- Routine 2: Local Control Using the Keypad
  56
- The Autotune Feature
  58
- The Start/Stop Mode Explained
  61
- Starting and Stopping Methods
  62
- Normal Stopping Methods
  62
  - Ramp to Stop
    63
  - Coast to Stop
    63
- Advanced Stopping Methods
  64
  - Forced Fast Stop
    64
  - Forced Coast Stop
    64
  - The Trip Condition
    64
  - Logic Stopping
    65
- Starting Methods
  65
Chapter 5 THEKEYPAD

68
Chapter 3 Connecting the Keypad

68
- The Power-Up Condition
  68
- Controlling the Drive Using the Keypad
  69
- Control Key Definitions
  69
  - Keys for Programming the Drive
    69
  - Keys for Operating the Drive Locally
    69
- LED Indications
  70
- The Menu System
  71
- Navigating the Menu System
  71
- Menu Viewing Levels
  71
- Changing a Parameter Value
  72
- What Do the Symbols Mean Next to some Parameters
  72
  - Parameter Status Information
    72
  - Expanded Menu Information
    72
- Alert Message Displays
  72
- The Menu System Map
  73
- The PROG Key
  75
- The L/R Key
  75
- The OPERATOR Menu
  76
- Parameter Selection
  76
- String Entry
  77
  - Customising the Parameter Name
    77
- The DIAGNOSTICS Menu
  78
- The QUICK SETUP Menu
  82
- The SYSTEM Menu
  83
- Saving/Restoring/Deleting Your Application
  83
- Selecting the Language
  85
- Special Menu Features
  85
- Quick Save Feature
  85
- Quick Tag Information
  86
- Quick Link Information
  86
- Password Protection
  87
- Power-Up Key Combinations
  88
- Resetting to Factory Defaults (2-Button Reset)
  88
- Changing the Product Code (3-Button Reset)
  88
- Quick Enter Configuration Mode
  89
Chapter 6 TRIPS and FAULT FINDING

90
- Trips
  90
- What Happens When a Trip Occurs
  90
  - Drive Indications
    90
  - Keypad Indications (When Connected)
    90
- Resetting a Trip Condition
  90
- Using the Keypad to Manage Trips
  91
  - Trip Messages
    91
  - Automatic Trip Reset
    94
  - Setting Trip Conditions
    94
  - Viewing Trip Conditions
    94
- Checksum Fail
  94
  - Drive Indications
    94
  - Keypad Indications (When Connected)
    94
- Fault Finding
  95
Chapter 7 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ANDREPAIR

96
- Routine Maintenance
  96
- Repair
  96
- Saving Your Application Data
  96
- Returning the Unit to SSD Drives
  96
- Disposal
  96
- Specifications
  98
- Understanding the Product Code
  98
  - Model Number (Europe)
    98
  - Catalog Number (North America)
    101
- Environmental Details
  102
- Earthing/Safety Details
  102
- Cabling Requirements for EMC Compliance
  103
- Cooling Fans
  103
- Electrical Ratings (230V Build Variant)
  104
- Electrical Ratings (400V Build Variant)
  106
- Electrical Ratings (500V Build Variant)
  109
- Input Fuse Ratings (Europe)
  111
- External AC Supply (RFI) Filters
  112
- EMC Compliance
  112
- Internal Dynamic Brake Switch (Frame B)
  113
- Internal Dynamic Brake Switch (Frame C)
  113
- Internal Dynamic Brake Switch (Frame D)
  114
- Internal Dynamic Brake Switch (Frame E)
  114
- Internal Dynamic Brake Switch (Frame F)
  115
- Control Terminals
  116
- System Board Terminals (Option)
  117
- Analog Inputs/Outputs
  118
- Digital Inputs
  118
- Digital Outputs
  118
- System Board Digital Inputs/Outputs (DIGIO11-15)
  118
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame B Constant)
  119
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame C Constant)
  120
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame C Quadratic)
  121
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame D Constant)
  122
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame D Quadratic)
  123
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame E Constant)
  124
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame E Quadratic)
  125
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame F Constant)
  126
- Supply Harmonic Analysis (Frame F Quadratic)
  127
Chapter 9 CERTIFICATION for the DRIVE

128
- Requirements for EMC Compliance
  128
- Minimising Radiated Emissions
  128
- Earthing Requirements
  128
  - Protective Earth (PE) Connections
    128
  - EMC Earth Connections
    128
- Cabling Requirements
  129
  - Planning Cable Runs
    129
  - Increasing Motor Cable Length
    129
- EMC Installation Options
  130
- Requirements for UL Compliance
  133
  - Solid-State Motor Overload Protection
    133
  - Short Circuit Rating
    133
  - Solid-State Short-Circuit Protection
    133
  - Recommended Branch Circuit Protection
    133
  - Motor Base Frequency
    133
  - Field Wiring Temperature Rating
    133
  - Field Wiring Terminal Markings
    133
  - Terminal Tightening Torques
    133
  - Recommended Wire Sizes
    134
  - Field Grounding Terminals
    136
  - Operating Ambient Temperature
    136
  - Direct Wall-Mountable Models
    136
  - Input Fuse Ratings (North America)
    137
Chapter 10 APPLICATIONNOTES

138
- Synchronous Motor Control
  138
- Brake Motors
  138
- Using Line Chokes
  138
- Using Output Contactors
  139
- Using Motor Chokes
  139
- Using Multiple Motors on a Single Drive
  140
- Dynamic Braking
  140
- High Starting Torque
  141
- Winder Applications
  141
- Roll Diameter Calculation Accuracy
  141
- Basic Set-Up Instruction
  143
  - Information Required
    143
  - Set-Up with no Web Connected to the Winder
    144
- Equations
  144
  - Simple Centre Winder Equations
    144
- 4-Q Regen Control/Common DC Bus Applications
  147
- Multi-Motor System
  148
- Brake Mode
  149
- Pre-Charge Sizing
  149
- 3-Phase Choke Sizing
  151
- PWM Carrier Frequency
  151
- Software Function Block
  152
- Macro 8 : 4Q Regen
  152
  - Connection Diagram
    153
- Contactor and Fusing
  153
- EMC Filtering
  154
- 2-Q Common DC Bus Applications
  154
Chapter 11 THEDEFAULTAPPLICATION

156
- The Default Application
  156
- Macro Descriptions
  156
  - Macro 0
    156
  - Macro 1: Basic Speed Control (Default)
    157

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