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States the manual's purpose: installation, use, and maintenance of DDMP fans.
Explains safety symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE for risk communication.
Defines qualifications for personnel performing installation and maintenance tasks.
Provides essential safety rules and warnings for safe installation and use.
Defines safe operating limits for speed, power, and motor current.
Details compliance with relevant directives and standards for electrical safety.
Covers EMC requirements for single-phase and three-phase drive systems.
Guidelines for proper transport, storage, and protection of the fan.
Details what is included in the fan packaging.
Instructions for safely removing the fan and components from packaging.
Provides graphical representations and dimensions for various fan models.
Explains the LG (counter-clockwise) and RD (clockwise) rotation versions.
Details safety warnings and procedures for commissioning and operating the fan.
Specifies environmental conditions like humidity, altitude, shocks, and vibration for installation.
Guides on placing the fan, checking dimensions, and fixing holes for installation.
Describes the mounting of optional accessories like flanges and guards.
Details the materials, assembly, and dimensions of outlet flanges.
Details materials and assembly for connecting flexible outlet connections.
Explains materials, assembly, and orientation options for mounting feet.
Covers materials, assembly, and dimensions for outlet protection guards.
Details materials, assembly, and dimensions for inlet protection guards.
Provides guidance on connecting power supply and control signals.
Explains power supply requirements, wire sections, and connection details for different models.
Illustrates and describes connections for the control board for various fan models.
Explains terminal features and connections, including analog and Modbus interfaces.
Details the default analog mode and connections, including warnings and potentiometer use.
Explains Modbus RTU protocol, connection methods, and converters for PC connection.
Covers Analog, Modbus Temporary, and Modbus Fixed methods for controlling fan speed.
Explains setting and controlling constant airflow via Analog or Modbus.
Explains emulation of asynchronous motor behavior with slip control via Analog or Modbus.
Details how the fan operates in PID mode with Analog, Modbus references, and feedback options.
Shows the sequence of actions for switching between different operating modes.
Describes the filter alarm feature based on speed thresholds.
Explains the alarm for operating outside a specified speed range.
Details algorithms for rotor position catching during startup and power cycling.
Allows skipping resonant frequencies of the fan installation.
Describes the fan's starting sequence: alignment, dragging, and closed-loop control.
Explains how to adjust speed limits for signal rescaling and noise reduction.
Details how to monitor and limit the maximum electrical input power.
Explains bus voltage monitoring and its role in driver shutdown.
Describes how to monitor motor voltage and calculate RMS values.
Details the safety enable function for various operating modes.
Explains driver overheating protection and performance reduction.
Describes motor overheating protection via thermal protectors.
Details Master & Slave connection for 0-5V PWM output on 1.05kW 1-phase models.
Explains Master & Slave connection for 0-10V PWM output on other drivers.
Explains Modbus RTU protocol, connection methods, and converters for PC connection.
Covers temporary, fixed, and key holding registers for fan configuration.
Describes the register used to reset the fan and clear error conditions.
Allows setting the minimum and maximum fan speeds.
Selects the operating mode for the fan.
Changes the Modbus address of the driver.
Sets parameters like Kp, Ki, Kd, and reference for PID control.
Sets the speed threshold for specific functions.
Sets a timeout period for communication loss.
Explains the meaning of various Modbus input registers for monitoring.
Indicates the target and measured speed during operation.
Indicates the driver module temperature and triggers derating/shutdown.
Indicates alarm status and is used with other registers.
Shows the absorbed current and power by the fan.
Provides fan model information and cross-references Modbus registers.
Lists methods for monitoring fan alarms.
Details Modbus registers for alarm codes and descriptions.
Explains how the blinking LED indicates different alarm states.
Describes the digital alarm output signal configuration.
Explains how to reset alarms for different operating modes.
General| Brand | Nicotra Gebhardt |
|---|---|
| Model | DDMP 7/7T |
| Category | Fan |
| Language | English |
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