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Parker DC590PR Series User Manual

Parker DC590PR Series
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D C 5 9 0 P R S e r i e s D C D i g i t a l D r i v e
This QuickStart will:
Provide basic installation details.
Select right field current
Start the motor and perform an Autotune
Provided with every Drive is a:
QuickStart
Safety Information
Compact disk containing the Product Manual and
Configuration Tool
Keypad (optional)
Option cards (optional)
This QuickStart assumes that:
You have read and understood the Safety Information provided separately.
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Parker DC590PR Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDC Drive
SeriesDC590PR
Communication InterfaceEthernet
Protection FeaturesOvercurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, overtemperature, field loss
Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C
HumidityUp to 95% non-condensing
Enclosure RatingIP20

Summary

Mechanical Installation

Ventilation

Details requirements for adequate cooling air flow and heatsink performance for the drive.

Electrical Installation

Earth/Ground Connections

Instructions for connecting earth/ground rails and wires for safety and EMC compliance.

Environmental Conditions

Specifies acceptable ambient temperature, enclosure rating, and atmosphere for the drive.

Installation Diagram

Control Connections for Local Control

Current Limit (fixed)

How to use terminal A6/B3 for setting the MAIN CURR. LIMIT parameter.

Program Stop/Coast Stop

Describes using terminals B8, B9, and C9 for program and coast stop functions.

Enable

Explains how terminals C5 and C9 control the drive's enable state.

External Trip

Details linking terminals C1 and C2 for external trip interlock.

Clean Earth

Connection of terminal A1 to the clean earth rail for signal integrity.

Power Connections

3-Phase Supply

How to connect the 3-phase AC supply via fuses, filters, contactors, and AC line choke.

Motor Armature

Connecting motor armature and shield, and internal motor field supply details.

Field Output

Connecting field output terminals and setting the field current range switch (SW1).

Auxiliary Supply

Connecting auxiliary supply and matching it to contactor coil voltage.

External Contactor

Connecting the contactor coil to terminals CL1 & CL2.

Motor Thermistor

Connecting motor thermal switch or thermistor to TH1, TH2 for protection.

Drive Set-Up in Local Control

Pre-Operation Checks

Essential checks before energizing the drive and system for safe operation.

Calibrating the Control Board

Step-by-step guide to configure drive parameters using the keypad.

Initial Start-Up Routine

Sequence of steps for initial start-up and testing of the drive and motor.

Autotuning

Process to tune the drive parameters to the connected motor for optimal performance.

Converting to Remote Control

Speed Demand (Uni-directional)

How a 10K potentiometer adjusts the speed setpoint for remote control.

Start/Run

Conditions required for the drive to run when using remote control.

Electrical Ratings - Power Circuit

Power Supply Details

Auxiliary Power Supply Details

Specifies voltage, frequency, and current ratings for the auxiliary power supply.

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