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Chapter 7 - Parameter Settings
Project related parameter settings must be made on site. This chapter
describes only parameters requiring special attention. In general, the
signal and parameter table and the motor control SW documentation
delivered with the loading package must be used when setting
parameters.
Note: References to the parameter indices are applicable for software
version 3200 (ACS 6000 with asynchronous motors) and 300x (ACS
6000 with synchronous motors). For other software versions refer to
the latest signal and parameter documents delivered with the loading
package.
7.1 Common Parameters
The converter must be in RDY ON state (MCB open and DC link un-
charged) when parameters are initialized. External signals may have to
be masked to avoid tripping of the drive, warnings coming up /
emergency stop being activated etc.
Note: If the drive does not proceed to the "ReadyOn" state check the
condition and proper connection of the PPCS communication fibers
and the condition of all the control HW boards. Check also the optical
fibers of the FT-link.
Parameter Group 11: Start, Stop, Direction, MCB Control
Group 11 defines the source of start, stop and on commands for
external control location 1 (11.01) and 2 (11.02).
If fieldbus communication is used the setting is 11 = COMM. MODULE.
Parameter Group 12: Reference Selection
Group 12 defines the source of the external reference value. If fieldbus
communication is used parameter 12.2 EXT1/EXT2 Select is typically
set to EXT1 and 12.3 EXT REF1 Select to COMM. REF.
Parameter Group 16: System CTRL Inputs
Parameter 16.7 Comm.module Control Place selects the serial
communication channel 0 or 4.
Channel 4 is to be selected if an AC 80 controller is used to control the
I/O interfaces of the converter and to communicate to an overriding
control system.
Parameter Group 20: Limit Values
In the beginning of the commissioning, torque and overspeed limits 12.5
– 7 should be set to a low value.
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