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Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and note symbols used for safety.
Provides a general warning about severe electrical shock risk from drive voltages.
Emphasizes the need for trained personnel and careful system design for safe operation.
Covers access restrictions, fire enclosure requirements, and regulatory compliance for installation.
Provides guidelines for motor installation, mechanical brake control safety, and safe parameter adjustment.
Provides detailed rating data for 1-phase Commander SK drives at different voltage ranges.
Lists rating data for 3-phase Commander SK drives at 380-480Vac.
Details enclosure requirements for mounting, preventing contamination ingress, and pollution degree rating.
Covers fire enclosure requirements, NEMA 12 suitability, and materials for fire enclosure construction.
Illustrates power terminal connections for size A and sizes B, C, D drives.
Details fuse/MCB protection, grounding conductor requirements, and terminal tightening torques.
Covers limits on motor starts and safety precautions for braking resistors.
Explains ground leakage current with internal EMC filter and requirements for grounding conductors.
Discusses ELCB/RCD types and the recommendation to keep the internal EMC filter fitted.
Outlines additional EMC precautions for stringent requirements, including external filters and shielded cables.
Provides warnings for control circuit isolation and connection to SELV circuits.
Details basic drive setup parameters, including minimum/maximum speed and acceleration/deceleration rates.
Shows minimum required control terminal connections for Euro and USA configurations.
Guides on setting speed, acceleration/deceleration rates, and motor nameplate details.
Explains the autotune process and how to run the motor.
Reviews power-up checks, speed/rate settings, and motor details entry.
Covers the autotune process, running the motor, and stopping procedures.
Provides a table of trip codes, conditions, and possible causes for drive faults.
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