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General| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | S811+N37 series |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols like WARNING and CAUTION to alert users to potential hazards.
Manual contains marked cautions and warnings for personal safety and to avoid product damage.
Warns about high voltage in motor control equipment and electronic controllers, stressing extreme care.
Describes the S811+ Soft Starter as an electronic, self-contained motor soft-starting device.
Provides a visual overview of the S811+ Soft Starter's components and labeling.
Lists the standards and certifications met by the S811+ Soft Starter, including UL, CSA, and IEC.
Details EMC conformance requirements and severity levels for immunity and emissions.
States potential effects of strong RF fields on measured line voltages and currents.
Lists environmental operating and storage conditions like temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Details physical unit weight and dimensions for various frame sizes.
Provides component-level short-circuit ratings (fuses, circuit breakers, SCCR).
Lists short-circuit ratings for enclosed control units using fuses.
Lists short-circuit ratings for enclosed control units using breakers.
Details short-circuit information specific to IEC breakers, including kW and SCCR.
Instructions for verifying catalog number, unit options, and inspecting for shipping damage.
Steps for carefully removing the unit from its container and checking for damage.
Recommends storing the unit in its original box under specific environmental conditions.
Notes how S811+ Soft Starters are packaged and shipped for protection.
Instructions for mounting the S811+ soft starter, including required hardware and torque.
Provides approximate dimensions for S811+N and S811+R models in inches and millimeters.
Guides on connecting line and motor power wiring according to codes and diagrams.
Explains how to set the operating configuration and lists wire size requirements.
Details wire sizing requirements and torque for line and load power wiring on N/R frames.
Lists installation requirements for the S811+V10, including enclosure and fan specifications.
Illustrates alternative power wiring layouts for the S811+V10.
Instructions for wiring line and load conductors to S811+N and S811+R frames.
Steps for installing lugs and wiring conductors on T, U, and V frame models.
Describes how control wiring connects to the S811+ via terminal blocks and RJ12.
Explains the function of DIP switches S1 and S2 for sense detection and communication port.
Details wiring capacity and torque requirements for terminal blocks.
Describes the control terminal block and its functions for inputs and relays.
Lists and describes the various programmable control input functions for terminals 1-4.
Shows how to use auxiliary contacts with indicating lamps or relays for status indication.
Suggests a 20 ms delay for PLC interface to assure contact status before change.
Recommends noise suppressors for AC relays and discusses delay effects from shock.
Recommends suppression diodes for DC relays and explains their benefits.
Explains connections for Modbus systems via the network terminal block.
Introduces wiring diagrams for common control configurations.
Provides a wiring diagram for a 3-wire pushbutton control setup.
Provides a wiring diagram for a 2-wire pushbutton control setup.
Provides a wiring diagram for network control configuration.
Details the 24 Vdc control power requirements and characteristics for the S811+.
Lists recommended Eaton 24 Vdc power supplies with their specifications.
Provides important application notes and cautions for control wiring.
Explains how to exchange the Digital Interface Module (DIM) and its effect on operation.
Discusses the use of supplemental line contactors and recommended settings.
Explains how the S811+ controls voltage and torque for smooth motor starting.
Describes the control interfaces: 24 Vdc inputs, Network Comms, and DIM/CIM.
Introduces the available starting and stopping options for the S811+ Soft Starter.
Explains the voltage ramp start method for smooth acceleration.
Describes the kick start feature for initial torque boost.
Explains the current limit start for applications with power limitations.
Describes the soft stop and optional pump stop features for controlled stopping.
Details control functions like Network Control and Local Control.
Explains how to control the S811+ via a network connection.
Describes local control using the terminal block and DIM.
Explains how level or edge sensing affects start commands after a fault.
Details how level sensing allows automatic restart after a fault.
Details how edge sensing requires reapplication of the start signal after a fault.
Describes the three modes of resetting fault trips: Manual, Auto, and Powerup.
Explains how fault warnings are displayed and do not cause a trip.
Introduces the S811+'s parameters for motor and load protection configuration.
Describes the Digital Interface Module (DIM) and its functions for configuration.
Details the components and display elements of the DIM.
Explains the functionality of the soft keys for menu navigation and parameter editing.
Lists predefined keys like ESC, Start, and Stop for critical functions.
Explains how to upload, download, and erase configuration parameters using the DIM.
Describes the password protection levels for parameter access (Read Only, Basic, Advanced).
Explains the effect of removing the DIM on the S811+ functionality.
Guides on performing setup and initial starting procedures after connections are made.
Lists critical checks and awareness points before starting the setup process.
Instructions on setting operations and protection parameters for the application.
Recommends configuring the S811+ before applying line voltage and setting parameters.
Details soft start configuration parameters for the N3S Standard model.
Details soft start configuration parameters for the P3S Premium model.
Details soft start configuration parameters for the V3S Premium (690 Volt) model.
Covers programmable features designed to protect the motor and power wiring.
Refers to Troubleshooting and Appendix I for details on fault codes.
Explains how Fault Trips are configured and recommended settings for protection.
Explains how Fault Warnings are displayed and how they differ from trips.
Lists available options for setting protection parameters to Fault Trip, Fault Warning, or Disable.
Explains the Alarm-No-Trip option for applications with motor run-to-destruction protocols.
Explains the electronic motor overload protection feature and its parameters.
Provides application notes for Voltage Ramp Start and Current Limit Start configurations.
Lists initial torque settings as a percentage of locked rotor current.
Provides a table of NEMA/NEC code letters and their corresponding Kilovolt-Amperes per horsepower.
Provides general guidance and information needed for troubleshooting S811+ issues.
Emphasizes reading the manual and taking safety precautions before troubleshooting.
Guides on identifying the problem by checking the DIM and fault status.
Flowchart to diagnose issues when the S811+ fails to respond to a start command.
Provides suggested corrective actions for the 'Does Not START' troubleshooting scenario.
Suggests corrective actions for S811+ units that are stopped or faulted, based on status LEDs.
Flowchart to diagnose issues related to local control operation.
Instructions for resetting the S811+ by toggling DIP switches for factory or configuration resets.
Lists lug kits for different S811+ frame sizes and their part numbers.
Lists various optional accessory kits like panel mounting kits and IP20 kits.
Lists available communications adapters and their part numbers.
Lists parameters available in the Monitoring Menu for viewing status and values.
Details soft start configuration parameters for the N3S Standard model.
Details soft start configuration parameters for the P3S Premium model.
Details soft start configuration parameters for the V3S Premium (690 Volt) model.
Covers protection parameters, fault codes, units, ranges, and default values.
Continues the list of protection parameters, including power faults and frequency settings.
Details the advanced I/O setup menu, including input configuration and run input control.
Continues the parameter list for advanced I/O setup, including relay configuration and analog inputs.
Details network setup parameters, including Modbus settings, baud rate, and address.
Details parameters for configuring the LCD DIM, including access level and backlight settings.
Explains the electronic motor overload protection feature and its parameters.
Lists overload adjustment ranges for inline connected soft starters.
Lists overload adjustment ranges for inside-the-delta connected soft starters.
Details the reset inhibit times and thermal memory behavior for motor overload trips.
Graph showing overload trip curves for different trip classes versus percent FLA.
Lists power ratings for standard duty, 15-second ramp, 300% current limit, inline connection.
Lists power ratings for severe duty, 30-second ramp/450% current limit, inline connection.
Lists power ratings for standard duty, 15-second ramp, 300% current limit, inside-the-delta connection.
Lists power ratings for severe duty, 30-second ramp/450% current limit, inside-the-delta connection.
Lists maximum power loss for each S811+ starter when operating in bypass.
Discusses the standard application of squirrel cage motors with the S811+.
Explains the Wye-Delta motor configuration and wiring with the S811+.
Describes the part winding motor configuration and its use with the S811+.
Discusses dual voltage motors and the importance of selecting the correct line voltage.
Explains how multi-speed motors are utilized with the S811+ and associated contactors.
Mentions motors with other winding configurations and consistency with intended use.
Provides recommendations for installing power factor correction capacitors.
Explains the pump control option for reducing water hammer in centrifugal pump systems.
Refers to the manual's beginning for installation and wiring instructions.
Guides on setting pump control parameters via DIM or network connection.
Details adjustments for pump start ramp time and pump stop time parameters.
Lists Modbus parameters, data length, register number, read/write type, and description.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing voltage, current, and input/output status registers.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing fault queue, scaled currents, and power data.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing pole temperatures, voltage, frequency, and input/output configurations.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing communication settings, motor data, and device product codes.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing motor start methods, torque, ramp times, and input configurations.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing motor control output configurations and fault reset.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing protection parameter enable/disable and fault settings.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing motor overload and fault settings.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing voltage, frequency, and input settings.
Continues the Modbus register map, detailing motor control settings, fault reset, and user application name.
Checklist for troubleshooting during commissioning of new applications.
Lists common fault codes encountered during commissioning.
Checklist for troubleshooting issues in existing installations.
Lists potential issues with external circuit components affecting operation.
Verifies proper restoration of connections and components after maintenance.
Guides on verifying fault codes using test equipment and noting conditions.
Lists common fault codes encountered in existing installations.
Provides general information on 24 Vdc control power and fault reset details.
Details terminal block connections for 24 Vdc control power and their functions.
Explains fault reset conditions and status LED indications.
Discusses troubleshooting for Level Sense control parameter settings.
Discusses troubleshooting for Edge Sense control parameter settings.
Explains troubleshooting for Thermal Overload faults and reset inhibit times.
Explains thermal memory and its relation to soft starter operation and faults.
Categorizes fault occurrences by when they happen during the soft starter's operation cycle.
Explains the meaning of LED status indications (RED, GREEN, OFF) during troubleshooting.
Guides on troubleshooting START command issues from the terminal block and control parameters.
Provides a reference for S811+ fault codes, conditions, and solutions.
Details the 'Firmware Incompatibility or Hardware failure' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Internal Communications' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Low Control Voltage' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Power Pole Over Temperature' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Phase Loss' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Phase Imbalance' fault code, its conditions, and solutions.
Details the 'Low Current Fault' code, its conditions, and solutions.
Details the 'Motor Over Current Fault' code and its solution.
Details the 'Jam' fault code, its conditions, and solutions.
Details the 'Internal Bypass Contactor Open' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Overload Fault' code, its conditions, and solutions.
Details the 'Instantaneous Over Current' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Internal NV Memory Fault' code and its solution.
Details the 'CommLoss Stop Fault' code and its solution.
Details the 'Temperature Sensor Fault' code and its solution.
Details the 'Internal CPU' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Motor Low Power' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Motor High Power' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Under Voltage' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'OverVoltage' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Phase Reversal Fault' code and its solution.
Details the 'E-Stop' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Motor Control Device Missing' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Internal Comm2 Fault' code and its solution.
Details the 'Internal Fault' code and its solution.
Details the 'SCR Not Firing' code and its solution.
Details the 'Shorted SCR' code and its solution.
Details the 'SCR Over Current (Stall Disabled)' code and its solution.
Details the 'Mains AC Voltage Loss' code and its solution.
Details the 'Motor Stall' code and its solution.
Details the 'V Zero Cross Lost' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Analog Input Out-of-Range (high)' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Analog Input Out-of-Range (low)' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Analog Input Overdrive' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'External Trip/Warning' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Motor Load Disconnect' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Line Frequency (high)' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Line Frequency (low)' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Auto Reset Limit' fault code and its solution.
Details the 'Product Fault', 'Control Fault', and 'DIM Display Unreadable' fault codes.
Details the 'Cannot RESET fault' and 'Run without DIM' fault codes.
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