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The BERGES ACP 3000 is a series of micro-inverters designed for continuously variable speed control of three-phase motors, with power ratings ranging from 0.37 to 15 kW. This operating manual provides comprehensive information for installation, operation, and troubleshooting.
The ACP 3000 inverters control the speed of three-phase AC induction motors. They feature a built-in PI (Proportional-Integral) Controller, allowing process control by adjusting motor speed based on a reference input and a feedback input. The inverter can be controlled via a digital keypad, remote keypad unit (XRK01), program memory unit (XPM01), or terminal strip. It supports various input modes for speed reference and Run/Stop control, including keypad, VIN terminals, and electronic motor potentiometer (EMOP/EMOP1). The device offers multiple V/Hz characteristics (linear, mixed, quadratic) with auto-boost or fixed boost options for different applications like constant torque, pumping, and fan curves.
The ACP 3000 offers a user-friendly interface with a 6-digit backlit LCD display and special annunciators for drive operation and programming. Parameters are organized into two levels: Level 1 for basic operator parameters and Level 2 for advanced features. Programming is typically done when the drive is stopped, with exceptions for analog meter output calibration parameters (70-MCAL and 78-MCAL2). The keypad allows for "Press and Run" operation, speed adjustment, and parameter programming. Quick start instructions are provided for simple applications. The inverter can be configured for various start options, including Line Start Lock-out and Auto-Start into a rotating motor. It also features preset speeds, skip frequencies to avoid mechanical resonances, and adjustable voltage boost for starting torque. EMC compliance requires specific installation measures, including the use of mains filters and shielded cables.
The manual emphasizes the importance of proper installation and adherence to safety instructions to ensure fault-free operation and maximum performance. It details procedures for inspection upon receipt, storage conditions, and general installation rules to prevent damage and ensure longevity. Troubleshooting information includes special indications, fault trip indications (with fault codes and remedies), and steps for resetting faults. The device is designed for permanent connection and installation in a switchgear cabinet. Regular checks of wiring, proper sizing of protection devices (fuses/circuit breakers), and adherence to EMC guidelines are crucial for maintenance and preventing malfunctions. Unauthorized conversions or modifications will void warranty claims.