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General| Category | Controller |
|---|---|
| Cooling method | Forced air cooling |
| Enclosure | IP20 |
| Output frequency range | 0-500Hz |
| Protection features | Overvoltage, Undervoltage, Short circuit |
| Communication options | Profibus |
| Ambient temperature range | -10°C to +40°C |
General safety precautions and warnings for working with electrical equipment.
Essential guidelines for safe installation, operation, and maintenance.
Critical warnings to prevent unexpected motor starts during operation or maintenance.
Details the manual's purpose, intended audience, and scope for VLT 6000 HVAC operation.
Outlines prerequisites and user knowledge assumed for understanding the manual.
Lists related documents and resources for further information on VLT 6000.
Identifies registered trademarks associated with the VLT 6000 and FLN.
Overview of the Local Control Panel (LCP) for programming and operating the VLT 6000.
Explains the functions of various keys on the VLT 6000 keypad for parameter setup.
Details how to start/stop the drive using digital inputs and local control panel keys.
Introduces the Quick Menu for essential drive setup parameters.
Accessing all VLT 6000 parameters beyond the Quick Menu for comprehensive setup.
Provides a conversion index for motor power ratings between HP and kW.
Details operational status information provided by the FLN interface.
Explains how the drive protects the motor and itself against thermal overload.
Describes the capability to maintain four independent program set-ups for different operating modes.
How to monitor and limit motor current for torque control and protection.
Controls motor rotation direction via serial commands, allowing safe reversal.
Methods for starting and stopping the drive using FLN or digital terminals.
Option to freeze drive frequency at its current value, useful during serial interface loss.
Command to shut down the inverter, allowing the motor to freewheel to a stop.
Programming acceleration and deceleration times for motor speed changes.
Disables local control panel operations to prevent unauthorized changes.
Switching between Hand and Auto control modes for the drive.
Enables or disables the drive to run based on FLN or digital terminal signals.
Configures drive response to loss of serial communication.
Sets maximum and minimum drive output frequency limits.
Describes the functionality and control of the drive's two programmable relay outputs.
Details the built-in PID controller for closed-loop operation and gain translation.
Energy-saving mode that stops the drive during low demand and restarts it when needed.
How operational status is displayed via the FLN serial interface.
Analog input terminals for reference or feedback signals.
How the drive reports faults, warnings, and alarms on the FLN serial bus.
FLN monitors drive; VLT 6000 uses hard-wired controls and external PID.
FLN controls all drive aspects; VLT 6000 uses FLN for speed/control, FLN has PID loop.
Details how the FLN can control drive points, particularly speed commands.
Methods for issuing start/stop commands from the FLN, including CMD COAST and CMD STP.STRT.
Enables or disables the drive's operation via FLN or digital terminals.
FLN monitors drive; VLT 6000 uses internal PID controller and hard-wired signals.
Input points for FLN to provide feedback and setpoint information to the drive.
Details points for feedback signals (FB MIN, FB MAX, BUS FB 1, BUS FB 2) for PID control.
FLN provides setpoint and feedback to VLT 6000 PID controller for motor speed determination.
Defines REF MIN and REF MAX points for setting the PID controller's reference range.
Configures the primary setpoint for the PID controller, within defined reference limits.
Configures a secondary setpoint for applications with two feedback signals.
Points that adjust the operation of the VLT 6000 PID control loop.
Accepts safety interlock stop commands from hard-wired terminals and the FLN.
Monitoring analog control signals applied to terminals 53, 54, and 60.
Using FLN to control the drive's built-in relays for sequencing or status.
Procedure for connecting the VLT 6000 to the FLN network.
Configures drive settings for FLN bus communication using dip switches.
Example of powering an external transducer using the drive's 24 VDC supply.
How the drive processes two independent feedback signals for closed-loop operation.
How the VLT 6000 outputs faults, warnings, and alarms on the FLN serial bus.
Points for configuring common settings like day/night mode and current limits.
Points related to physical outputs like relays and status indicators.
Points associated with setting and managing reference values for the drive.
Points related to the Proportional-Integral (PI) controller's parameters and feedback.
Various points for controlling drive functions like auto ramp, volt status, and resets.
Points used for monitoring and managing drive faults, warnings, and errors.
