Santerno SINUS PENTA Series User Manual

• 15Q0102B00 •
SINUS PENTA
MULTIFUNCTION AC DRIVE
GUIDE TO THE
REGENERATIVE
APPLICATION
Issued on 21/04/2017
R. 07
Software Version 4.13x
Elettronica Santerno S.p.A.
Via della Concia, 7 – 40023 Castel Guelfo (BO), Italy
Tel. +39 0542 489711 – Fax +39 0542 489722
santerno.com info@santerno.com
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as they provide important hints for use and maintenance safety.
 This device is to be used only for the purposes it has been designed to. Other uses should be
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E n g l i s h

Santerno SINUS PENTA Series Specifications

General

Brand	Santerno
Model	SINUS PENTA Series
Category	Controller
Language	English

Summary

3. Installation Instructions

3.3. Choosing the Regenerative Drive

Guides users on selecting the appropriate regenerative drive model.

3.3.1. Light Applications (Overload Up To 120%) – 2T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for light loads at 2T voltage class.

3.3.2. Standard Applications (Overload up to 140%) – 2T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for standard loads at 2T voltage class.

3.3.3. Heavy Applications (Overload up to 175%) – 2T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for heavy loads at 2T voltage class.

3.3.4. Strong Applications (Overload up to 200%) – 2T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for strong loads at 2T voltage class.

3.3.5. Light Applications (Overload up to 120%) – 4T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for light loads at 4T voltage class.

3.3.6. Standard Applications (Overload up to 140%) – 4T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for standard loads at 4T voltage class.

3.3.7. Heavy Applications (Overload up to 175%) – 4T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for heavy loads at 4T voltage class.

3.3.8. Strong Applications (Overload up to 200%) – 4T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for strong loads at 4T voltage class.

3.3.9. Light Applications (Overload up to 120%) – 5T-6T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for light loads at 5T-6T voltage class.

3.3.10. Standard Applications (Overload up to 140%) – 5T-6T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for standard loads at 5T-6T voltage class.

3.3.11. Heavy Applications (Overload up to 175%) – 5T-6T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for heavy loads at 5T-6T voltage class.

3.3.12. Strong Applications (Overload up to 200%) – 5T-6T Voltage Class

Specifies drive selection for strong loads at 5T-6T voltage class.

3.4. Specifications for the Regenerative Drive

Details the technical specifications of the regenerative drive.

3.4.1. Regenerative Drive Ratings – 2T Voltage Class

Lists the ratings for 2T voltage class regenerative drives.

3.4.2. Regenerative Drive Ratings – 4T Voltage Class

Lists the ratings for 4T voltage class regenerative drives.

3.4.3. Regenerative Drive Ratings – 5T-6T Voltage Class

Lists the ratings for 5T-6T voltage class regenerative drives.

3.5. Short-Circuit Currents

3.6. Dimensioning the Regenerative Drive

Explains how to dimension the regenerative drive for applications.

3.7. Applications of the Regenerative Drive

Discusses various applications where the regenerative drive can be used.

3.7.1. Motors Having a Different Supply Voltage than the Mains Supply Voltage

3.8. Wiring

Covers the wiring procedures for the regenerative drive.

3.8.1. Power Wiring for the Regenerative Drive up to Size S64 included

Explains power wiring for drives up to size S64.

3.8.2. Power Wiring for the Regenerative Drive - Size S74

Details power wiring for the S74 size regenerative drive.

3.8.3. Signal Wiring for the Regenerative Drive

Provides diagrams and instructions for signal wiring.

3.9. External Components of the Regenerative Drive

Describes the necessary external components for the drive.

3.9.1. Power Cable Cross-sections and Electromechanical Components of the Power Circuit

3.9.2. Cross-section of Power Cables and Size of Safety Components for 2T Class Drives

3.9.3. UL-approved Fuses – Class 2T

3.9.4. Cross-section of Power Cables and Size of Safety Components for 4T Class Drives

3.9.5. UL-approved Fuses – Class 4T

3.9.6. Cross-section of Power Cables and Size of Safety Components for 5T-6T Class Drives

3.9.7. UL-approved Fuses – Class 5T-6T

3.10. Additional Components for the “Energy Counter” Application

3.12. Commissioning

Outlines the steps for commissioning the regenerative drive.

4. Software Download for Application Programming

4.1. Firmware Upgrade

Details the procedure for upgrading the drive's firmware.

5. Programming Instructions

5.1. Menu Tree

5.2. Measures Menu

Covers the menu for viewing measured drive variables.

5.3. Reference and Regulators Menu

Covers parameters for DC-bus voltage control and regulators.

5.3.2. List of Programmable Parameters P500 to P523

Lists programmable parameters for DC-bus voltage and current control.

5.4. ADE Registers Settings Menu

5.4.2. List of Programmable Parameters P530 to P542 and I003

5.5. DC Measures Settings Menu

5.5.2. List of Programmable Parameters P545 to P547

5.6. Mains Monitor Menu

Configures thresholds for mains voltage and frequency monitoring.

5.6.2. List of Programmable Parameters P550 to P576 and I500

Lists parameters for mains voltage and frequency trip thresholds.

5.11. FieldBus Menu

5.12. Mains Parameters Menu

Configures mains parameters and drive operation logic.

5.12.2. List of Programmable Parameters C500 to C503

Lists parameters for rated mains voltage, frequency, and fault settings.

5.13. Control Method Menu

5.14. Digital Inputs Menu

5.14.3. ENABLE (Terminals MDI2 and S)

Explains the function of the ENABLE inputs for drive operation.

5.14.4. RESET (Terminal MDI3)

Describes the RESET function for clearing alarms.

5.15. Braking UNIT Menu

Covers settings for the braking unit and resistor.

5.15.2. List of Programmable Parameters C211 and C212

5.16. Autoreset Menu

5.16.2. List of Programmable Parameters C255 to C261

5.18. RGN Drive Alarms

Lists and explains alarms specific to the regenerative application.

5.18.2. Alarm Codes

Details specific alarm codes and their descriptions.