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If your Emerson DC Drives display a Motor Overtemp error, it could be due to motor over-temperature or incorrect wiring. Allow the motor to cool down, then use the Reset Button or Input Line.
General safety advice for product installation and operation.
Details on receiving pulses for position and velocity control.
Protection against overload by limiting motor current based on RMS Foldback and Stall Foldback.
Default tab for configuring drive parameters, offering EZ and Detailed setup views.
Parameters for naming the drive and setting target drive addresses for download/upload.
Parameters for adjusting Response, Position Error Integral, and High Performance Gains.
General safety precautions and guidelines for starting up the drive.
Diagram and explanation of proper system grounding for safety and operation.
AC power connection requirements for single and three phase drives, including safety warnings.
Recommended AC line fuses and minimum wire gauge for drive models.
Setting up drive parameters offline without a connection to the drive.
Procedure to establish serial communications with the drive by selecting Com port and baud rate.
Downloading configuration information to the drive by entering drive addresses.
Steps for tuning the drive, including No Tuning, Basic, Intermediate, and Fully Optimized levels.
Default parameter settings acceptable for <10:1 inertia mismatch; alternative settings for >10:1 mismatch.
Procedure to determine viscous friction by measuring torque at different speeds.
Shows drive status and fault codes on the drive's front display.
Lists diagnostic and fault detection codes, action to reset, and bridge disabled status.
Dialog box displayed when a fault occurs, with options to Reset or Ignore Faults.
Detailed specifications for EN and Epsilon Series drives, including power, efficiency, and interface details.
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