- D: Choose the control mode (Voltage, Current, Power or Impedance mode). The
converter can change the control mode in any state.
- In AC, the GE allows voltage control.
- In DC , the GE allows voltage, current, power and impedance control.
The channels can work unified (run all phases in the same run button) or separate (run
each phase with a separate run button).
- Unified: once the equipment is in run state, the user can control all three phases
by activating them using the slider Off/On in the Global part. When the slider is
in On position, the IGBTs start commuting.
- Separate: once the equipment is in run state, the user can control the phases
one by one by activating them with their own slider shown in the picture above.
To select the mode unified or separate, please read the chapter “1.2. Operation” part
D.
Separate mode is optional and it has an additional cost.
In Current, Power or Impedance mode, the equipment controls current and it
requires a voltage source connected in the output of the Cinergia equipment. The
voltage source must be the first to be turned on. Once the Cinergia converter
reads the voltage in the inverter, the Run state can be applied.
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