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ACL30

Brand: ABB | Category: DC Drives
Table of contents
  1. List of related manuals
  2. 1. Safety instructions
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Contents of this chapter
  11. General safety in installation, start-up and maintenance
  12. Electrical safety in installation, start-up and maintenance
  13. Additional instructions and notes
  14. Grounding
  15. General safety in operation
  17. Intended audience
  18. Terms and abbreviations
  19. Installing and commissioning flowchart
  20. Cyber security disclaimer
  22. Operation principle
  23. Layout
  24. Control interfaces
  25. Type designation label
  27. Constructing the cabinet
  28. Main dimensions and free space requirements
  29. Cooling and degrees of protection
  30. Preventing recirculation of hot air
  31. Cabinet heaters
  33. Unpacking
  34. Checking the delivery
  35. Installing the drive
  37. Selecting the supply disconnecting device
  38. Selecting the power cables
  39. Typical power cable sizes
  40. Alternative power cable types
  41. Motor cable shield
  42. Selecting the control cables
  43. Routing the cables
  44. Separate control cable ducts
  45. Implementing thermal overload and short-circuit protection
  46. Protecting the drive against ground faults
  47. Protecting the contacts of relay outputs
  49. Checking the insulation of the assembly
  50. Break resistor assembly insulation
  51. Connecting the power cables
  52. Connection procedure
  53. Installing power cable clamp plates
  54. Power cable connection – frame size B
  55. Power cable connection – frame sizes C and D (connector covers removed)
  56. Connecting the control cables: JCU control unit
  57. Jumpers
  58. Safe Torque Off (X6)
  59. The 7-segment display on the JCU control unit
  60. Installing the optional modules
  63. Start-up the drive
  65. ACS-CP-U overview
  66. Status line
  67. Installing the control panel
  68. Operating the control panel
  69. Getting Help – Any mode
  70. Finding panel version – any mode
  71. Using basic operations – Any mode
  72. Output mode
  73. Setting speed reference in the Output mode
  74. Using the Parameters option
  75. Changing the value of value pointer parameters
  76. Pointing the bit pointer parameter to a bit value in another signal
  77. Changing bit pointer parameter value to 0 or 1
  78. Changed Parameters mode
  79. Editing changed parameters
  80. Fault Logger option
  81. Resetting faults
  82. Time & Date option
  83. Parameter Backup option
  84. Backup and restore parameters
  85. Handling parameter errors during backup and restore function
  86. Restoring a user set between different firmware versions
  87. Loading a user set between different firmware versions
  88. Viewing backup information
  89. I/O Settings
  90. Reference Edit option
  91. Drive Info option
  93. Elevator system configuration
  94. Local control vs. external control
  95. Drive programming
  96. Parameter restore
  97. Basic start/stop operation
  98. Drive faults
  99. Elevator operation modes
  100. Evacuation mode
  101. Speed reference selection and scaling
  102. Speed reference mode set to MULTIPLE
  103. Speed reference mode set to SEP HIGH PRI or SEP LEVEL PRI
  104. Speed reference scaling
  105. Speed profile
  106. Jerk selection
  107. Smart slowdown
  108. Mechanical brake control
  109. Torque proving
  110. Brake slip check
  111. Operation time scheme
  112. Inertia compensation
  113. Protection functions
  114. Motor stall
  115. Leveling overtime stop
  116. Programmable protection functions
  117. Inputs and outputs
  118. Digital inputs and outputs
  119. Relay outputs
  120. Autophasing for permanent magnet synchronous motors
  121. Autophasing modes
  122. Emergency stop
  123. Encoder support
  124. Absolute encoder configuration
  125. Pulse encoder configuration
  126. Rescue operation
  128. Low voltage mode
  129. Control through the embedded fieldbus interface: DCU 16-bit profile
  130. Actual signals for the DCU 16-bit profile
  131. Modbus register addresses for the DCU 16-bit profile
  132. DCU 32-bit profile
  133. Actual signals for the DCU 32-bit profile
  134. Modbus register addresses for the DCU 32-bit profile
  136. Setting parameters
  137. Parameter groups 01...09
  138. Parameter groups 10...99
  140. How to reset
  141. Fault messages generated by the drive
  143. Heatsink
  144. Cooling fan
  145. Fan replacement (Frames C and D)
  146. Other maintenance actions
  148. Derating
  149. Cyclic loads
  150. Dimensions and weights
  151. Supply cable fuses
  152. AC input (supply) connection
  153. Motor connection
  154. Ambient conditions
  155. Materials
  156. CE marking
  157. Compliance with EN 61800-3:2004
  158. Second environment (drive of category C3)
  159. U.S. patents
  161. Selecting the mains choke
  162. Connection diagram
  164. Selecting EMC filters
  165. JFI-0x (Frames B...D, category C2) installation
  167. Selecting a brake resistor
  168. Installing and wiring the resistor
  169. Braking circuit commissioning
  171. Frame size B
  172. Frame size C
  173. Frame size D
  174. Mains chokes – CHK-0x
  175. EMC filters – JFI-0x
  176. EMC filter – JFI-0x dimensions
  177. Brake resistors – JBR-xx
  178. Brake resistors – JBR-xx dimensions
  179. Product and service inquiries
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