Lust CDA3000 - Page 349

Application Manual CDA3000
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Appendix D Index
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Abbreviations, parameter overview .............. A-1
Acceleration and braking
...................... 5-126
Acceleration ramp
............................. 5-105
Activation conditions, DC holding
............. 5-121
Active functions
.......................... 4-48, 4-62
Active functions with traction and lifting drive
.. 4-25
Actual values
..................................... 5-79
ADS (Application data set)
........................ 3-2
Ambient conditions
............................... 2-7
Ambient conditions for the modules
............. 2-7
Analog speed input
.............................. 4-30
Anti-stall protection
............................ 5-124
Application
Field bus operation
........................... 4-5
Master/-Slave operation
..................... 4-6
Rotational drive
............................... 4-4
Traction and lifting drive
..................... 4-3
Application data set
Activating
..................................... 4-2
Adapting
..................................... 3-14
Field bus operation
........................... 4-5
Master/-Slave operation
..................... 4-6
Selecting
...................................... 4-3
Setting
........................................ 5-5
Application data sets
........................ 3-4, 4-1
typical applications
........................... 3-4
Application drive
Rotational drive
............................... 4-4
Auto-tuning
....................................... 6-48
Activation
.................................... 5-10
Conditions
................................... 5-10
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Backing-up the device setup (150-SAVE) ........ 5-5
Back-up device setup
............................. 5-5
Bar graph, KP200
................................ 5-71
Baud rates of CAN controllers
................... 5-94
Block diagram (VFC)
............................. 6-22
Bootstrap
......................................... 2-20
Braking chopper switching threshold
........... 5-70
Bus operation and option modules
.............. 5-90
BUS_3
............................................ 4-45
C
CDS (Characteristic data set) ..................... 3-5
Changes
Activation of input with MAN function
...... 5-32
automatic
.............. 4-23, 4-37, 4-47, 4-61
Changing the password for a user level
......... 3-8
Characteristic adaptation
........................ 5-57
Characteristic data sets
.......................... 3-6
Characteristic data switchover
................ 5-112
Characteristic for expanded manipulating range
.....
6-11
Characteristic, 87 Hz
............................ 6-11
Clock drive
....................................... 4-17
Clock input/clock output
......................... 5-38
Closed-loop control modes
...................... 5-16
Combination of voltage frequency control functions
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6-6
Commissioning
................................... 3-14
Comparison of motor control methods
.......... 4-50
Connection via RS232 interface cable
.......... 3-13
Constant torque range to 87 Hz
................. 6-12
Continuous actual value display, KP200
........ 5-71
Control location
.................................. 5-49
Control terminal assignment
ASTER = 4
................................... 4-17
ASTER = DRV_1
.............................. 4-9
ASTER = DRV_2
............................. 4-11
ASTER = DRV_3
............................. 4-14
ASTER = DRV_5
............................. 4-20
ASTER = M-S_1
............................. 4-53
ASTER = M-S_2
............................. 4-55
ASTER = M-S_3 with S1 and S2
........... 4-57
ASTER = M-S_4
............................. 4-59
ASTER = ROT_1
............................. 4-28