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General| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | S811+V36 series |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Details the risks associated with high voltage and necessary precautions for safe servicing.
Instructions for connecting line and motor power wiring according to codes and diagrams.
Specifies wire sizes, conductor counts, and torque for line and load power connections.
Lists and explains various programmable functions for control input terminals.
Details the 24 Vdc control power requirements, including sealed and inrush characteristics.
Explains how the soft starter reacts to start commands after a fault based on sensing method.
Covers the different auto reset modes, delay timers, and limit settings for fault clearing.
Details the DIM's display, soft keys, and predefined keys for navigation and operation.
Suggests initial configuration steps, including applying 24 Vdc power and setting operating parameters.
Outlines the programmable protection features available to safeguard the motor.
Explains the electronic motor overload protection and its role in preventing overheating.
Provides guidance on adjusting parameters for optimal soft start performance in different applications.
A flowchart to diagnose issues when the S811+ fails to respond to a start command.
Provides steps to identify and correct issues when the S811+ is stopped or in a faulted state.
A flowchart to troubleshoot problems encountered with local control operation of the S811+.
Instructions on how to reset parameter settings and operating values to restore proper operation.
Provides a detailed map of Modbus registers for monitoring and controlling the S811+ Soft Starter.
A checklist for troubleshooting during the initial setup and commissioning phase.
Lists common fault codes encountered during the commissioning of new installations.
A checklist for troubleshooting issues in existing installations or after component replacement.
Methods for verifying fault codes using test equipment and determining fault characteristics.
Explains status LED indications and procedures for resetting faults under various conditions.
Provides troubleshooting steps for START command issues from the terminal block and network.
Introduces the section detailing specific fault codes, their causes, and solutions.
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