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General| Brand | Sevcon |
|---|---|
| Model | Gen4 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Information on the manual's scope, copyright, and related documents.
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, caution, and note symbols used in the manual.
Details on the product identification label and its components.
Information on obtaining technical assistance and product warranty details.
Overview of Gen4 controllers for traction and pump applications.
Lists applications and available accessories for Gen4 controllers.
Functional description of Gen4 controllers, including power conversion and control.
General safety precautions and protective functions of the Gen4 controller.
Categories of faults and how they are detected and handled.
Guidelines for controller mounting, location, and chemical protection.
Ensuring performance through cooling and meeting EMC guidelines.
Instructions for connecting power cables and signal wiring.
Procedures for mounting the main input protection fuse onto the controller.
Details on input/output voltage, CAN interface, and protection.
Table and graph showing output current ratings for various durations.
Electromagnetic compatibility and isolation specifications.
Specifications for operating environment, shock, vibration, and dimensions.
Physical dimensions for different Gen4 models.
Information required for selecting an appropriate induction motor.
Considerations for choosing a Gen4 controller based on ratings.
Defining application circuit configuration for traction and pump systems.
Details on encoder and commutation sensors for motor control.
Checklist for applying power and initial checks after power-up.
Overview of Gen4 software configuration, tools, and process.
Sevcon's proprietary tool for monitoring and configuring parameters.
Introduction to CANopen, object dictionary, and network configuration.
Determining motor parameters and self-characterization process.
Setting up and mapping input/output signals for system functions.
Configuring safety interlocks, throttle, and driveability features.
Setting profiles for speed, torque, acceleration, and smoothing output.
Measures to prevent wheel locking and controlled roll-off features.
Configuring pump and power steering functions.
Configuring contactors, brakes, horn, and speed calculations.
Battery protection, BDI, current limits, and display compatibility.
Accessing Gen4's object dictionary for status information.
Reading motor parameters and heatsink temperature.
Using hours counters and logging system events and parameters.
Identifying and handling faults using LED flashes and configuration tools.
Field updating firmware using Sevcon's DVT configuration tool.
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