KEB F6 Series

To Next Page

To Previous Page

4 Interfaces

4.1 Operator interface

The interface fullls the following functions:

• Communication with the F6 device (protocol DIN 66019 II)

• Voltage supply of the operator

A combined RS485 interface is used as interface, which is provided as 9-pole D-Sub

plug connector.

Figure 3: D-Sub 9-pole

4.1.1 Remote control

NOTICE

Malfunctions in case of own manufacture!

► When manufacturing an extension cable yourself, the assignment

must be made without pins 1, 2 and 3.

► Connections of pins 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and the shield are su󰀩cient.

► The maximum length is 10 meters (depending on the cable cross-

section).

INTERFACES

Main Page

Preface3
- Signal words and symbols3
- More symbols4
- Laws and guidelines4
- Warranty and liability4
- Support5
- Copyright5
Table of Contents6
List of Figures8
List of Tables9
1 Basic Safety Instructions10
- 1.1 Target Group10
- 1.2 Validity of this manual10
- 1.3 Electrical connection11
- 1.4 Start-up and operation11
2 Product description12
- 2.1 Specified Application12
  - 2.1.1 Residual risks13
- 2.2 Unintended use13
- 2.3 Order data13
3 Description of the operator14
- 3.1 Control card block incl. operator15
- 3.2 Operating conditions15
4 Interfaces16
- 4.1 Operator interface16
  - 4.1.1 Remote control16
- 4.2 Diagnostic interfaces17
  - 4.2.1 Ethernet interface17
  - 4.2.2 USB interface17
5 Assembly of the operator18
6 Navigation20
- 6.1 Control elements20
  - 6.1.1 Description of the control elements20
    - 6.1.1.1 Menu bar20
    - 6.1.1.2 Function keys and function bar20
- 6.2 Operator main menu21
  - 6.2.1 Switching on21
  - 6.2.2 Required files21
- 6.3 Non-changeable parameters23
- 6.4 Changeable parameters24
- 6.5 Abbreviations in the function toolbar26
- 6.6 Inverter parameters27
- 6.7 Operator parameters28
- 6.8 Parameter saving37
- 6.9 Upload/download of parameters37
- 6.10 Work list38
- 6.11 File operations38
- 6.12 FTP mode39
- 6.13 Function test of keyboard and display39
7 Screen overview40
- 7.1 Home and diagnostic screens40
  - 7.1.1 Home and diagnostic screen functionality40
- 7.2 Fault log screen42
- 7.3 Language screen42
- 7.4 Program menu42
- 7.5 Password screen43
- 7.6 Setup screen43
- 7.7 File menu screen44
- 7.8 File operations44
- 7.9 FTP mode screen45
- 7.10 Flash functions screen45
- 7.11 Upload/Download screen46
- 7.12 Default options screen46
- 7.13 Selecting a new parameter to display on the graphic user interface (GUI)48
- 7.14 Screen Navigation50
8 Revision history52
Notes53
Figure 1: Description of the operator14
Figure 2: Control card block incl. operator (front panel)15
Figure 3: D-Sub 9-pole16
Figure 4: Ethernet interface17
Figure 5: USB interface17
Figure 6: Remove the blind Cover18
Figure 7: Attach the operator19
Figure 8: Control elements20
Figure 9: KEB lift home screen21
Figure 10: Main menu21
Figure 11: Non-changeable parameters23
Figure 12: Changeable parameters24
Figure 13: Selection of subindices25
Figure 14: Numeric input26
Figure 15: Inverter parameters27
Figure 16: Operator parameters28
Figure 17: Operator parameter groups28
Figure 18: Parameter saving37
Figure 19: Upload/download of parameters37
Figure 20: Work list38
Figure 21: File operations38
Figure 22: FTP mode39
Figure 23: Function test of keyboard and display39
Figure 24: Home screen40
Figure 25: Diagnostic screen40
Figure 26: Parameter view screen41
Figure 27: Fault log screen42
Figure 28: Language screen42
Figure 29: Program menu43
Figure 30: Password screen43
Figure 31: Setup screen44
Figure 32: File menu screen44
Figure 33: File operations screen45
Figure 34: FTP mode screen45
Figure 35: Flash functions screen45
Figure 36: Upload/download screen46
Figure 37: Default options screens47
Figure 38: Parameter select screens49
Figure 39: Operator screen navigation diagram50
Figure 40: Diagnostic screen navigation diagram51
Table 1: Order data13
Table 2: Revision levels of the housings15
Table 3: Operator files22
Table 4: Abbreviations in the function toolbar26

Table of Contents

Related product manuals