Contents - Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Contents
- safety information
- Converter order number code
- Rating plate
- Ordering information for options using codes
- Reference to new products
- Applications
- Special features of devices with 460V rated connection voltage
- Technical data
- Load cycles for 1Q applications
- Load cycles for 4Q applications
- Converters 3AC 400V, 30A to 125A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 400V, 210A to 600A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 400V, 850A to 2000A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 460V, 30A to 125A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 460V, 210A to 600A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 460V, 850A to 1200A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 575V, 60A to 600A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 575V, 800A to 2200A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 690V, 720A to 2000A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 830V, 900A to 1900A, 1Q
- Converters 3AC 400V, 15A to 125A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 400V, 210A to 600A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 400V, 850A to 2000A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 460V, 30A to 125A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 460V, 210A to 600A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 460V, 850A to 1200A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 575V, 60A to 600A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 575V, 850A to 2200A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 690V, 760A to 2000A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 830V, 950A to 1900A, 4Q
- Converters 3AC 400V, 3000A, 1Q / 4Q
- Converters 3AC 575V, 2800A, 1Q / 4Q
- Converters 3AC 690V, 2600A, 1Q / 4Q
- Converters 3AC 950V, 2200A, 1Q / 4Q
- Applicable standards
- Certification
- Dimension diagrams for standard devices
- Converters: 3AC 400V and 575V, 60A to 280A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V and 575V, 400A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V and 575V, 600A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V, 575V and 690V, 720A to 850A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V,460V, 575V, 690V and 830V, 900A to 1200A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V, 575V, 690V, and 830V, 1500A to 2000A, 575V/2200A 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V / 3000A, 3AC 575V / 2800A, 3AC 690V / 2600A 3AC 950V / 2200A 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V and 460V, 15A to 30A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V and 575V, 60A to 280A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V and 575V, 400A to 600A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V, 575V and 690V, 760A to 850A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V, 460V, 575V, 690V and 830V, 950A to 1200A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V, 575V, 690V, and 830V, 1500A to 2000A, 575V/2200A 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 400V / 3000A, 3AC 575V / 2800A, 3AC 690V / 2600A 3AC 950V / 2200A 4Q
- Dimension diagrams of the devices with additional cable connections on the top of the device
- Converters: 3AC 460V, 210A to 280A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 460V, 450A to 600A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 460V, 850A, 1Q
- Converters: 3AC 460V, 60A to 125A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 460V, 210A to 280A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 460V, 450A to 600A, 4Q
- Converters: 3AC 460V, 850A, 4Q
- Mounting options
- Optional supplementary boards
- Installation instructions for proper EMC installation of drives
- SIMOREG converters in industrial applications
- Proper EMC installation of drives (installation instructions)
- Information on line-side harmonics generated by converters in a fully-controlled three-phase bridge circuit configuration
- Block diagrams with recommended connection
- Converters: 210A to 280A
- Converters: 400A to 3000A with a 3-phase fan
- Converters: 450A to 850A with a 1-phase fan
- Parallel connection of converters
- Parameterization of SIMOREG converters for parallel connection
- Operating mode "N+1 mode" (redundancy mode of the armature supply)
- Redundancy mode of the field supply
- Power connections
- Converters: 60A, 1Q
- Converters: 90A to 280A, 1Q
- Converters: 400A to 600A, 1Q
- Converters: 720A, 1Q
- Converters: 800 to 850A, 1Q
- Converters: 900A to 950A, 1Q
- Converters: 1000 to 1200A, 1Q
- Converters: 1500 to 2000A, 575V/2200A, 1Q
- Converters: 400V/3000A, 575V/2800A, 690V/2600A, 950V/2200A 1Q
- Converters: 15 to 30A, 4Q
- Converters: 60A, 4Q
- Converters: 90A to 210A, 4Q
- Converters: 280A, 4Q
- Converters: 400A, 4Q
- Converters: 450A to 600A, 4Q
- Converters: 760A, 4Q
- Converters: 850A, 4Q
- Converters: 950A to 1000A, 4Q
- Converters: 1100 to 1200A, 4Q
- Converters: 1500 to 2000A, 575V/2200A, 4Q
- Converters: 400V/3000A, 575V/2800A, 690V/2600A, 950V/2200A 4Q
- Field supply
- Fuses and commutating reactors
- Converters 1Q: 460V
- Converters 4Q: 400V, 575V, 690V, 830V and 950V
- Converters 4Q: 460V
- Terminal arrangement
- Terminal assignments
- General safety information
- Operator control panels
- User-friendly operator control panel (OP1S)
- Parameterization procedure
- Reset to default value and adjust offset
- Start-up procedure
- Manual setting of armature resistance R A (P110) and armature inductance L A (P111)
- Starting up optional supplementary boards
- Sequence of operations for starting up PROFIBUS boards (CBP2)
- Mechanisms for processing parameters via the PROFIBUS
- Diagnostic tools
- Sequence of operations for starting up CAN bus boards (CBC)
- Description of CBC with CAN Layer 2
- Description of CBC with CANopen
- Functionality of CBC with CANopen
- Requirements for operating the CBC with CANopen
- Procedure for starting up the pulse encoder board (SBP)
- Sequence of operations for starting up DeviceNet boards (CBD)
- Sequence of operations for starting up the serial I/O board (SCB1)
- Structure of request/response telegrams
- Transmission of double-word connectors for technology and communication modules
- General explanations of terms and functionality
- Computation cycles, time delay
- Switch-on, shutdown, enabling
- Switch-on / shutdown (ON / OFF) terminal 37 - control word 1, bit 0
- Operating enable (enable) terminal 38 - control word 1, bit 3
- Definitions
- Control signals for ramp-function generator
- Ramp-up integrator
- Limitation after ramp-function generator
- Crawling
- Safety shutdown (E-Stop)
- Activation command for holding or operating brake (low active)
- Switch on auxiliaries
- Speed controller
- Serial interfaces
- Serial interfaces with peer-to-peer protocol
- Dynamic overload capability of power section
- Configuring for dynamic overload capability
- Characteristics for determining the dynamic overload capability for intermittent overload operation
- Speed-dependent current limitation
- Setting the speed-dependent current limitation for motors with commutation transition
- Setting of speed-dependent current limitation for motors without commutation transition
- Automatic restart
- Direction of rotation reversal using field reversal
- Braking with field reversal
- Status description of some bits of status word ZSW1
- pulse series connection
- faults and alarms
- Fault messages
- Alarms
- analog outputs
- Connector list
- Binector list
- Replacement of components
- Replacement of PCBs
- Replacement of fuses and thyristor assemblies on converters of 1500A and above
- Technical Support
- Spare parts
- Scope of delivery
- Setting up an online link to the SIMOREG
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Function descriptions 05.059-24 SIEMENS AG 6RX1700-0AD76SIMOREG DC Master Operating InstructionsUSS:A maximum of 32 nodes can be connected in the bus configuration (i.e. 1 master and max. 31 slaves).The bus connector must be activated on the two bus nodes which form each end of the bus circuit.Peer-to-peer:Up to 31 other drives can be connected in parallel to the transmit cable of one drive. With a "parallelconnection", the bus connector must be activated on the last connected drive.9.13.1 Serial interfaces with USS® protocolSpecification for the USS® protocol: Order No. E20125-D0001-S302-A1The SIEMENS USS® protocol is implemented in all digital converter devices supplied by SIEMENS. Itcan be used to provide a point-to-point or bus-type link to a master station. Any mixture of convertertypes can be connected up to the same bus line. The USS protocol makes it possible to access allrelevant process data, diagnostic information and parameters of the SIMOREG converter.The USS protocol is a pure master-slave protocol. In this case, a converter device can only everfunction as slave. Converter devices will transmit a telegram to the master only if they have receivedone from it first. In other words, converters linked via the USS protocol cannot exchange data directlywith one another (they can do this only via a peer-to-peer link).Useful data which can be transferred via the USS protocolSheets G170 to G172 in Section 8 show how useful data can be interconnected and list theparameters relevant for configuring USS interfaces.If parameters need to be read and/or written via the USS interface, then "Parameter data length"(P782, P792, P802) must be set to 3, 4 or 127 (select setting 4 only if double word parameters need tobe transferred). If parameters do not need to be transferred, the "Parameter data length" must be setto 0.The number of process data words to be transferred is basically identical for the transmit and receivedirections and can be set in "Process data length" (P781, P791, P801). Numeric representation "100%equals 4000h = 16384d" applies to all connectors.Transfer of double-word connectors:In the receive direction, the values of any two adjacent connectors (K) are combined to form a double-word connector (KK) (e.g. K2002 and K2003 to KK2032). These double-word connectors can beconnected in the usual way to other function blocks. For details of how to connect with double-wordconnectors, see Section 9.1, subsection "The following rules apply to the selection of double-wordconnectors".In the transmission direction, a double-word connector is applied by entering the same double-wordconnector at two contiguous indices of the selection parameter.Examples:.04.01.03.02P78432401K0032KK9498KK9498K0401WordL-WordWordH-Word94989498KKKK.04.01.03.02P784WordH-WordWordH-Word2 differentdouble-word connectorsK0032KK9498KK9499K04013240194989499KKKK PreviousNext |