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Provides essential safety and operational guidance for the E2000 inverter.
Explains safety pictograms like DANGER-WARNING-CAUTION and ATTENTION-OBSERVE.
Covers essential electrical wiring practices, including safety and connection details.
Outlines fundamental principles for ensuring reliable and safe operation of the inverter.
Explains the naming convention and available option identifiers for E2000+ inverters.
Presents a comprehensive overview of technical specifications including power, control, and environmental data.
Details the product power range and corresponding framesize specifications for 230V and 400V inverters.
Guides on how to mount the inverter in a cabinet, including required mounting distances.
Illustrates power terminal connections for 230V single-phase inverters of different framesizes.
Shows power terminal connections for 400V three-phase inverters across various framesizes.
Specifies recommended cable cross sections, fuses, and grounding connection details.
Describes the control terminals and control board configurations for different inverter sizes.
Explains the function of each terminal and its default configuration settings.
Details the available digital input channels for E1-E6 framesize inverters.
Lists the 11 parameter groups and their respective number ranges for inverter configuration.
Configures sources for START/STOP commands and rotation direction presets.
Defines primary and secondary sources for speed reference signals (internal, analogue, keypad).
Configures analogue input channels (Al1, Al2, Al3) for speed reference signals.
Configures analogue outputs (AO1, AO2) and pulse output (DO1) for various operating parameters.
Configures DC-Brake activation, frequency threshold, intensity, and duration.
Lists inverter error codes, their reasons, and suggested remedies.
Guides on performing dynamic and static autotuning to measure motor parameters.
Details inputting motor nameplate data and the results obtained from autotuning.
Sets up the integrated PID controller for single pump and dual pump applications.
Selects between speed control, torque control, or terminal-selected modes for inverter operation.
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