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5.13 Powering up the drive
When the drive is first powered up, the following operating modes can be selected. The default operating mode is RFC-S
Table 5-9 Drive operating mode
When programming the drive and where the current parameter settings are unknown, a default is recommended prior to programming the drive as
follows (a) Ensure the drive is disabled (b) Set Pr mm00= Reset 50 Hz defs or Pr mm00 = 1233 (c) Reset the drive.
5.14 Programming the drive
The E300 Advanced Elevator drive can be programmed using any of the following:-
• A keypad programming the drive parameters manually
• An NV Media Card downloading a drive parameter set
• The Elevator Connect PC tool and either manually programming the drive parameters or downloading a parameter set.
5.15 Keypad operation
Programming the drive manually using the keypad from its default configuration for operation in RFC-S can be carried out using the User Menu A
detailed in Table 6-2 User Menu A Open loop, RFC-A and RFC-S parameters on page 123
5.16 NV Media Card operation
An NV Media Card allows simple configuration of the drive parameters using an existing parameter file, along with parameter back-up, and cloning.
The NV Media Card can be either a SMARTCARD or SD card Adaptor with SD card inserted. The locations available on the NV Media Card can
range from data blocks 001 to data block 499.
Figure 5-8 Installation of the NV Media Card
1. Installing the NV Media Card
2. NV Media Card installed
Parameter Detail
Drive control mode (B01)
Open loop
RFC-A (Closed loop vector)
RFC-S (Closed loop Servo)
Changing parameter values without careful consideration can lead to the risk of damage or a safety hazard. The User must read this
guide to avoid any risk of damage and a safety hazard which could lead to a death or serious injury.
When reading a parameter set from a SMARTCARD, SD card to the drive during setup this can result in the control I/O firstly defaulting
and then changing to the configuration on the SMARTCARD, SD card. Ensure during this process all control terminals are removed from
the drive and any SI-IO module to prevent uncontrolled operation of external devices and the risk of damage to the system.
When installing and removing the NV Media Card beware of possible live power terminals which could result in a safety hazard and electric
shock. All safety covers must be installed and power terminals shrouded to avoid the risk of death or serious injury.
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