108 ADV200 • Quick start up guide
• Setting an analog output for reading a temperature sensor
1
2
3
4
Analog input 1
Analog input 2
Analog output 2
5
C1
0 V
6
S11
Analog output 1
The following is a description of the commissioning procedure to use the drive’s
ADV200 regulation card to acquire the temperature of a motor with KTY84 / PTC
sensors:
• The sensor can be powered via analog output 2 of the ADV200: connect the
signal to analog output 2 as shown (input 1 can be used as an alternative).
• Set analog output 2 to “current” via the Jumper (S3=I).
• Set analog output 2 (or 1) to voltage via the Jumper (S2=V or S1=V).
• On the ANALOG OUTPUTS menu, assign the value “0..20mA” to the Ana-
log out 2 type parameter (PAR 1848).
• On the ANALOG INPUTS menu, assign the value “-10V..+10V” to Analog
inp 2 type parameter (PAR 1552) or to the Analog inp 1 type parameter
(PAR 1502).
• On the ANALOG OUTPUTS menu, assign the selection “Null” to the Analog
out 2 src parameter (PAR 1802), which sets a null current in output.
• On the ANALOG INPUTS menu, run automatic calibration of the analog
offset of the selected output: 1 or 2 via the An inp 1 offset tune parameter
(PAR 1506) or the An inp 2 offset tune parameter (PAR 1556).
• On the ANALOG OUTPUTS menu, assign the selection “KTY84/PTC cur-
rent” to the Analog out 2 src parameter (PAR 1802), which lets you set a
current of 2mA in output to power the temperature sensor.
• On the ALARM CONFIG menu, assign the value “KTY84 An1” or “KTY84
An2” (“PTCAn1” or “PTC An2”), depending on the analog output selected,
to the MotorOT probe parameter (PAR 4530).
• On the MONITOR menu, the Motor temperature parameter (PAR 290)
displays the motor temperature in °C (if KTY84 is selected).
• On the ALARM CONFIG menu, the MotorOT mon parameter (PAR 4536)
displays sensor resistance in ohms or °C.
• On the ANALOG INPUTS menu, the Analog inp 1 lter parameter (PAR
1510) or Analog inp 2 lter parameter (PAR 1560) can be used to lter the
resistance and temperature measurements.
• Keypad
Use the LOC / REM key with the Enable input open (terminal 7 on terminal strip
T2) to control running, to stop and reverse the direction of rotation of the motor
using the operator keypad on the drive. Use the potentiometer or an analog signal
to control speed.
For information on how to use a digital speed reference, see the example on chap-
ter “7.3.3 Variable interconnections mode”, page 111. The reference can have a positive or
negative value, making it possible to reverse the direction of rotation of the motor.
When the Enable input is closed, to enable motor running press START. The mo-