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General| Brand | ABB |
|---|---|
| Model | PSE 18 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Lists available manuals for PSE18...PSE370 soft starters, including document IDs and languages.
Describes the content of the manual, covering installation, commissioning, and maintenance procedures.
Defines the target audience for the manual, including installation, commissioning, and maintenance personnel.
Directs users to ABB's website for the latest information on revisions and related documents.
Lists and defines acronyms and abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.
Provides definitions for key concepts and parameters like Ie, Ue, and Us used in the manual.
Provides a general overview of the PSE Softstarter, its features, and operational ranges.
Details the markings on the softstarter and describes line, motor, and control circuit connections.
Explains the components of the PSE softstarter's type designation for identification.
Lists available documentation and where to find it on the ABB website.
Discusses the product's environmental design, material usage, and recycling.
Outlines the general specifications of the softstarter, including protection degree, temperature, and standards.
Presents detailed technical data, including general electrical specifications, weights, and types.
Instructions for checking the softstarter upon receipt, including package integrity and contents.
Recommends storing the softstarter in its original package until mounting.
Guidelines for safely handling the softstarter during the mounting process.
Specifies general requirements for mounting, including bolt types and reference to dimension/drilling plans.
Recommends minimum enclosure dimensions for installing the softstarter.
Details required clearance distances for proper airflow and installation.
Details the electrical connections for power, control supply, and essential circuits.
Describes how to connect the main power circuit to the softstarter terminals.
Covers wiring for control supply voltage, functional earth, start/stop, and reset signals.
Explains how to connect optional communication devices like external keypads and fieldbus modules.
Introduces the HMI's application, design, and basic functions for parameter setup and status monitoring.
Details the HMI components: LED status indicators, LCD display, and keypad.
Explains the meaning and status of each LED indicator (Ready, Run, Protection, Fault).
Describes the LCD display layout and the functionality of the keypad buttons for navigation.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock the keypad to prevent unintentional parameter changes.
Illustrates the hierarchical structure of the HMI menu for navigating parameters and settings.
Explains the information displayed on the HMI's Information Level, such as motor current and voltage.
Provides a comprehensive list of all configurable parameters, their ranges, and access methods.
Guides users through the basic configuration process for frequently used parameters.
Details specific functions like Rated Current, Start Ramp Time, Stop Ramp Time, and protections.
Explains how to reset tripping events via keypad, external keypad, or Fieldbus.
Offers recommended parameter settings for different application types like fans and pumps.
Introduces fieldbus communication, available protocols, and required accessories.
Lists the necessary accessories for connecting the softstarter to a fieldbus system.
Provides links to documentation for setting up input/output telegrams and parameters for different fieldbus protocols.
Outlines routine checks and cleaning procedures for the PSE Softstarter.
Provides information on obtaining spare parts and necessary instructions for service and repair.
Introduces the chapter's purpose: to help resolve problems with the PSE Softstarter or application.
Shows how different indications (protections, faults, failures) appear in various motor control states.
Lists event codes, their descriptions, and causes for softstarter, external, and protection events.
Lists common issues encountered during startup and their possible causes and solutions.
Covers a range of general problems and faults, their causes, and troubleshooting steps.
Details specific fault codes (SF, EF) displayed on the LCD and their corresponding causes and solutions.
Explains protection indications (P1, P2, P3) related to motor overload, underload, and locked rotor.
Covers indications related to parameter transfer failures and other operational errors.
Provides the circuit diagram for fuse and contactor versions of the PSE18...PSE370 softstarter.
Provides the circuit diagram for MCCB versions of the PSE18...PSE370 softstarter.
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