4 Rockwell Automation Publication 20D-TD002L-EN-P - July 2018
PowerFlex 700S Drives with Phase II Control
Packaging and Mounting
• The innovative bookshelf design allows Zero-Stacking™ Drives (or direct, side-by-
side mounting). With no minimum spacing required between drives, valuable panel
space is conserved and installation cost is reduced.
• The design of the PowerFlex family of
drives incorporates proven noise reduction
components on both the input and output
of the drive. Many of the global EMC
standards can be met and many noise-
related application concerns can be reduced
or eliminated using a standard “out-of-the-
box” PowerFlex drive with no additional
hardware or cost. By also incorporating
higher rated components and significant voltage suppression devices for both phase-to-phase and phase-to-
ground protection, power conditioning concerns and the need for additional hardware are significantly reduced.
• Pull-apart control terminal blocks for easy wiring and quick disconnect.
• DriveLogix™ offers embedded Logix control for application programmability and control of auxiliary functions in
one package, the PowerFlex 700S drive with DriveLogix. The following features are included with DriveLogix:
• Common programming environment and multiple programming languages supported by all Logix platforms.
• Ladder Diagram, Function Block Diagram, Sequential Function Chart, and Structured Text.
• Eight separate tasks, including one continuous task and seven periodic tasks. Each task can support up to 32
programs and an unlimited number of routines for program organization.
• 1.5 Mb of standard user memory.
• CompactFlash for non-volatile storage.
• Local connections for up to 16 Compact I/O modules.
• Communication options include the RS-232 port and embedded Ethernet.
• Virtual backplane concept for program portability to other Logix platforms, seamless integration into the
NetLinx architecture, and direct drive communication.
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