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POWER ELECTRONICS

SD300

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

If you wish to install two or more drives in a technical room or cabinet, mount

them side by side in a horizontal arrangement (do not stack one on top of the

other), it is necessary to remove the top cover using a screwdriver and

respect the minimum clearances in order to ensure proper cooling of the

product.

Installing multiple drives

NOTICE

Remove the top cover of the drives when they are mounted in a

horizontal arrangement.

Otherwise, the equipment can get damaged and the warranty will be

voided.

About this Manual4
Table of Contents6
Safety Symbols9
Safety Instructions10
1 Introduction16
2 Configuration Table & Standard Ratings17
- Configuration Table17
- Standard Ratings - 230VAC Single-Phase18
- Standard Ratings - 230VAC 3-Phase18
- Standard Ratings - 400VAC19
3 Technical Characteristics21
- Enhanced Sensorless Control24
4 Dimensions26
- IP20 Drives Dimensions26
- IP66 Drives Dimensions37
5 Reception, Handling and Transportation42
- Reception and Storage42
- Handling and Transportation42
6 Mechanical Installation44
- Environmental Ratings44
- Drive Mounting45
- Clearances46
- Cooling48
7 Power Connections51
- Basic Configuration51
- Topology52
- Power Terminals53
- Power Connection and Wiring60
- Ground Connection64
- EMC Installation Requirements65
- Protections70
- Dynamic Braking Resistors72
8 Control Connection74
- Wiring Recommendations74
- Control Cables Access75
- Control Board Terminals Description76
- Control Switches82
- STO - Safe Torque off82
9 Commissioning84
10 Maintenance87
- Cooling87
- Warnings88
- Routine Inspection88
11 Use of the Display92
12 Status Messages96
- List of Status Messages96
13 Warning & Fault Messages97
- List of Warning Messages97
- List of Fault Messages & Troubleshooting99
14 Description of Programming Parameters106
- Group 0: Operation106
- Group 1: Drive → Dr107
- Group 2: Basic Functions → Ba118
- Group 3: Expanded Functions → Ad130
- Group 4: Control Functions → Cn143
- Group 5: Inputs → in160
- Group 6: Outputs → OU175
- Group 7: Communication Bus → CM184
- Group 8: PID → AP190
- Group 9: Protections → Pr197
- Group 10: Second Motor → M2209
- Group 11: PLC Sequence → US212
- Group 12: PLC Function → UF214
15 Modbus Communication221
- Introduction221
- Supported Modbus Function Codes225
- Addressing Modes228
- Summary of Modbus Addresses229
16 Accessories276
- Communications277
- Extension I/O277
- Conduit Kit278
- Flange Type279
17 Commonly Used Configurations292
- Start/Stop Command and Speed Setting from Keyboard292
- Start/Stop Command by Keyboard and Speed Setting by Analogue Input294
- Start/Stop Command by Terminals and Speed Setting by Analogue Input297
- Multi-Speed Commands (Multi-Step Frequencies) Using P5, P6 and P7300
- Constant Pressure Control and Automatic Stop at Zero Level Flow303
- Speed Control (Up/Down Potentiometer) and Start/Stop Commands by Terminals306
- Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Control309
18 Configuration Register318
Declaration of Conformity Ce351

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Brand	Power Electronics
Model	SD300 Series
Category	Inverter
Language	English

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