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UMC22-FBP
Universal Motor Controller UMC22-FBP
Software version 4.0
FieldBusPlug / Issue: 02.0008
V 6
Chapter 7.8.2~4
7.8.2.6 Attached control functions (4.3.1)
The parameter set Attached control functions prepare the UMC22 to support different circuit arrange-
ments including the use of inputs and outputs for particular use.
Examples:
Fault output (4.3.4)
Activate via Parameter Fault output = On:
If a fault appears
- the output contact DO2 closes and
- the internal fault signal is set.
Multi-function inputs DI0, DI1 and DI2 (4.3.4)
Depending of the parameterization of the parameters DI0 Multi-function input, DI1 Multi-function input
and DI2 Multi-function input the following functions are possible:
Transparent (default): status is monitored only to the fi eldbus
Fault signal always / not delayed or delayed with 1 to 255 s:
The delay time starts whether the motor is running or not.
Fault signal dependent / delayed with 1 to 255 s:
The delay time starts only when the motor is running.
Motor off always / not delayed or delayed with 1 to 255 s:
The delay time starts whether the motor is running or not.
Motor off dependent / delayed with 1 to 255 s:
The delay time starts only when the motor is running.
Reset internal fault signal
Prepare emergency start: Reset of the thermal memory and of other faults.
Test  Start without motor (no current check-back when started)
Remark:
 DI2 can be parametrized via fi eldbus or via Control Panel.
 Setting the parameters DI0 and DI1 Multi-function input = not 000 gives the input DI0 and DI1 colli-
ding tasks. As a result the internal fault signal is set and monitored via different ways, e.g. Parame-
ter out of range / F004 (4.2.1). The motor can not be started.
Local control via digital inputs (4.3.4)
Activate via parameter Local operation via DIs = On
, 002, 003 or 004:
- DI4 to start the motor, only via active signal possible
- DI5 to stop the motors, depending on the parameterization via closed circuit or active signal possible
Remark:
A simplifi ed local control is possible via Control Panel (Direct panel control):
Start, stop and fault reset.
Further functions (4.3.1)
Other parameters defi ne the protection behaviour and additional functions.
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