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Parker SSD Drives warrants the goods against defects in design, materials and workmanship for the period of 12 months from the date of delivery on the

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
S T a R T E D Introduction13
Equipment Inspection and Storage14
- Initial Steps14
Packaging and Lifting Details14
- How the Manual Is Organised15
About this Manual14
Converter17
How It Works17
Component Identification18
Control Features19
Understanding the Product Code20
Nstalling the23
Mechanical Installation23
- Mounting the Converter24
  - Ventilation and Cooling Requirements24
  - AC Line Choke24
Electrical Installation25
- Minimum Connection Requirements26
  - Protective Earth Connections (PE)28
  - Power Wiring Connections29
    - Control Wiring Connections32
- Motor Field Connections36
  - Internal/External Supply36
- DC Contactor - External VA Sensing38
  - Power Board - PCB Reference 38585138
  - Power Board - PCB Reference 38562139
- External AC Supply EMC Filter Installation39
- Operating Conditions40
Chapter 1 Earth Fault Monitoring Systems41
Installation Drawings42
- Converter Installation Drawings42
- External Stack Installation Drawings52
- Filter Installation Drawings55
- AC Line Choke Installation Drawing62
- 590 Capacitor Box63
Perating the Onverter65
Pre-Operation Checks65
- Calibration66
Setting-Up the Converter66
- Selecting Speed Feedback68
Initial Start-Up Routine69
- Performance Adjustment75
  - Current Loop - the Autotune Feature75
  - Speed Loop75
Starting and Stopping Methods76
- Stopping Methods76
- Advanced Starting Methods81
- Normal Starting Method81
Achine83
- Nterface83
- (MMI)83
- Control Keys83
  - Keys for Programming the Converter83
Introducing the MMI83
- Welcome Screen83
Using the MMI83
- LED Indications84
- Navigating the Menu System85
The Menu System85
- The Menu System Map86
- Alarm Message Displays87
- Changing a Parameter Value87
- Menu Viewing Levels87
- Quick Diagnostics87
- Selecting the Display Language87
- Special Key Combinations87
Special Menu Features87
- Password Protection88
- Copying an Application89
How to Save, Restore and Copy Your Settings89
- Restoring Saved Settings89
- Saving Your Application89
- Modifying a Block Diagram91
Rogramming91
Pplication91
- Understanding the Function Block Description92
  - MMI Menu Maps92
- Hexadecimal Representation of Trips93
Programming with Block Diagrams91
Function Block Descriptions94
- Analog Inputs95
- Analog Outputs97
- Aux I/O98
- Aux Port P2100
- Calibration101
- Current Loop104
- Current Profile107
- Diagnostics108
- Diameter Calc112
- Digital Inputs114
- Digital Outputs116
- Field Control117
- Inhibit Alarms120
- Jog/Slack122
- Block Diagram123
- Link 11 & Link 12124
- Main Port P1126
- Menus127
- Minilink128
- Pid129
- Raise/Lower132
- Ramps134
- Minimum Speed135
- Setpoint Sum 1138
- Setpoint Sum 2139
- Speed Loop141
- Advanced145
- Standstill146
- Stop Rates147
- System Port P3149
- Taper Calc150
- Tens+Comp Calc151
- Torque Calc153
- User Filter154
Chapter 4 What Happens When a Trip Occurs155
- MMI Indications155
- Resetting a Trip Condition155
- Alarm Messages155
- Using the MMI to Manage Trips156
Chapter 7 TRIPS and FAULT FINDING155
Trips155
Fault Finding160
- Test Points160
Chapter 8 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ANDREPAIR161
Routine Maintenance161
- Technical Support Checks162
Chapter 3 Principle of Operation163
- Manual Tuning164
- Speed Loop166
- Current Control167
Chapter 9 CONTROL LOOPS163
Chapter 10 PARAMETER SPECIFICATION TABLE170
Specification Table: Tag Number Order170
Chapter 11 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS181
- Environmental Details181
- External AC Supply (RFI) Filters and Line Choke182
- Internal Fuses183
- Electrical Ratings - Power Circuit184
- Electrical Ratings - Output185
- Terminal Definitions (Digital/Analog Inputs & Outputs)186
- Printed Circuit Board Types187
- Terminal Information (Power Board)188
- Terminal Information (Control Board)190
- Terminal Information (Option Boards)194
- Termination Tightening Torque195
- Cooling196
Chapter 12 CERTIFICATION for the CONVERTER197
Chapter 6 Requirements for EMC Compliance197
- EMC Earth Connections198
- EMC Installation Options199
  - Star Point Earthing200
  - Sensitive Equipment201
Requirements for UL Compliance202
- Field Wiring Temperature Rating203
European Directives and the CE Mark204
- Legal Requirements for CE Marking205
- Which Standards Apply?206
- Certificates208
Chapter 13 STANDARD and OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT209
Standard Equipment209
- Power Board (AH385128U009)218
Optional Equipment219
- Microtach Option Board220
- Combined Tacho and Encoder Feedback221
Chapter 14 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS223
Main Serial Port (P1)223
System Port (P3)224
- UDP Menu Structure225
- MMI Dump226
- Support230
  - Commissioning the 5703/1231
Error Codes232
Chapter 15 THE DEFAULT APPLICATION233
Block Diagrams233
- Programming Block Diagram - Sheet 1235
- Programming Block Diagram - Sheet 2236
- Main Block Diagram237
- Field Control Block Diagram238
- Start/Healthy Logic Block Diagram239
- Functional Block Diagram240

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