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Brand | Control Techniques |
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Model | COMMANDER S100 |
Category | DC Drives |
Language | English |
Drive must be mounted in an enclosure preventing unauthorized access and contamination.
Use appropriate safeguards when lifting the drive. Refer to STEP 1 for weights.
Loose power connections are a fire risk. Ensure terminals are tightened to specified torques.
Unit uses high voltages and currents. Extreme care is necessary. Comply with safety legislation.
Remove AC supply using an isolation device before servicing. Wait 10 minutes for capacitors to discharge.
Hazard exists if plug pins are accessible after unplugging. Implement automatic isolation.
Drive must be grounded by a conductor sufficient for prospective fault current. Adhere to ground connections.
Install suitable overload protection. Integral protection does not provide branch circuit protection.
Drive has solid-state overload protection for the motor. Motor rated current must be entered correctly.
Control circuits have basic insulation. Ensure external circuits have adequate insulation or SELV barrier.
Changes to settings require careful consideration. Take precautions against inadvertent changes.
Drive control functions are not sufficient for safety-critical applications without additional protection.
Installer must ensure system complies with EMC legislation. Product designed to high EMC standards.
Users must not attempt to repair a faulty drive. Return it to the supplier.
Connect supply and motor using specified cables and fuses/MCBs. Single-phase supply to L1 and L2.
Use 10 mm² or equivalent conductors for grounding. Ensure proper connection location and size.
Details default configurations for terminal connections including digital and analog I/O.
Set minimum/maximum frequency, acceleration/deceleration rates, and motor nameplate details.
Enable the drive with terminal 12 and provide a run signal via T13 or T14.
Instructions for restoring factory defaults and troubleshooting drive errors.