ABB ACS355-03E-03A3-4 manuals

ACS355-03E-03A3-4

Brand: ABB | Category: Controller

Table of contents

1. List of related manuals
2. 1. Safety
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. Table Of Contents
11. Table Of Contents
12. Table Of Contents
13. Table Of Contents
14. What this chapter contains
15. Safety in installation and maintenance
16. General safety
19. Contents of this manual
20. Related documents
21. Quick installation and commissioning flowchart
22. Terms and abbreviations
24. Product overview
25. Overview of power and control connections
26. Type designation label
27. Type designation key
29. Required tools
30. Unpacking
31. Installing
32. Fasten clamping plates
34. Selecting the supply disconnecting device (disconnecting means)
35. Selecting the power cables
36. Alternative power cable types
37. Additional US requirements
38. Selecting the control cables
39. Routing the cables
40. against thermal overload
41. Protecting the motor against thermal overload
42. Protecting the contacts of relay outputs
44. Motor and motor cable
45. Connecting the power cables
46. Connection procedure
47. Connecting the control cables
48. Default I/O connection diagram
52. Starting up the drive
53. Performing a manual start-up
54. Performing a guided start-up
55. Controlling the drive through the I/O interface
56. Performing the ID run
58. Applicability
59. Overview
60. Operation
61. Output mode
62. Reference mode
63. Parameter mode
64. Copy mode
65. Basic control panel alarm codes
66. Assistant control panel
70. Parameters mode
71. Assistants mode
72. Changed parameters mode
73. Fault logger mode
74. Time and date mode
75. Parameter backup mode
76. I/O settings mode
78. Summary of the I/O connections of the application macros
79. ABB standard macro
80. wire macro
81. Alternate macro
82. Motor potentiometer macro
83. Hand/Auto macro
84. PID control macro
85. Torque control macro
86. AC500 Modbus macro
87. User macros
89. Default order of the tasks
90. List of the tasks and the relevant drive parameters
91. Contents of the assistant displays
92. Local control vs. external control
93. External control
94. Reference types and processing
95. Reference trimming
96. Example
97. Programmable analog inputs
98. Programmable analog output
99. Programmable digital inputs
100. Programmable relay output
101. Transistor output
102. Diagnostics
103. Power loss ride-through
104. Maintenance trigger
105. Flux braking
106. Settings
107. Critical speeds
108. Custom U/f ratio
109. Speed controller tuning
111. Torque control performance figures
112. IR compensation for a scalar controlled drive
113. Motor thermal protection
114. Earth fault protection
115. Short-circuit
116. Supervisions
117. Process controller PID1
119. Sleep function for the process PID (PID1) control
123. Control of a mechanical brake
124. Operation time scheme
125. State shifts
128. Real-time clock and timed functions
131. Counter
134. Example 1
135. Example 2
136. Safe torque off (STO) function
138. Fieldbus equivalent
139. Differences between the default values in E and U type drives
140. Actual signals
141. FB ACTUAL SIGNALS
142. FAULT HISTORY
143. Parameters
144. REFERENCE SELECT
145. CONSTANT SPEEDS
146. ANALOG INPUTS
147. RELAY OUTPUTS
148. ANALOG OUTPUTS
149. SYSTEM CONTROLS
150. FREQ IN & TRAN OUT
151. TIMER & COUNTER
152. LIMITS
153. START/STOP
154. ACCEL/DECEL
155. SPEED CONTROL
156. TORQUE CONTROL
158. MOTOR CONTROL
159. MAINTENANCE TRIG
160. FAULT FUNCTIONS
161. AUTOMATIC RESET
162. SUPERVISION
163. INFORMATION
164. PANEL DISPLAY
165. MOTOR TEMP MEAS
166. TIMED FUNCTIONS
167. PROCESS PID SET 1
168. PROCESS PID SET 2
169. EXT / TRIM PID
170. MECH BRK CONTROL
171. ENCODER
172. EXT COMM MODULE
173. PANEL COMM
174. EFB PROTOCOL
175. FBA DATA OUT
176. OPTIONS
178. Setting up communication through the embedded Modbus
179. Drive control parameters
180. Fieldbus control interface
181. Fieldbus references
182. Fieldbus reference scaling
183. Reference handling
184. Actual value scaling
185. Register mapping
186. Function codes
187. Exception codes
188. Communication profiles
189. DCU communication profile
191. Setting up communication through a fieldbus adapter module
194. References
198. How to reset
199. Alarm messages generated by the drive
200. Alarms generated by the basic control panel
201. Fault messages generated by the drive
202. Embedded fieldbus faults
204. Cooling fan
205. Capacitors
206. Control panel
208. Ratings
209. Definitions
210. Derating
211. Power cable sizes and fuses
212. Alternate short-circuit protection
213. Dimensions, weights and free space requirements
214. Losses, cooling data and noise
215. Noise
216. Terminal and lead-through data for the power cables
217. Electric power network specification
218. Control connection data
219. Brake resistor connection
220. Ambient conditions
221. Materials
222. CE marking
223. Category C1
224. UL marking
225. C-Tick marking
227. Frame sizes R0 and R1, IP20 (cabinet installation) / UL open
228. Frame sizes R0 and R1, IP20 / NEMA 1
229. Frame size R2, IP20 (cabinet installation) / UL open
230. Frame size R2, IP20 / NEMA 1
231. Frame size R3, IP20 (cabinet installation) / UL open
232. Frame size R3, IP20 / NEMA 1
233. Frame size R4, IP20 (cabinet installation) / UL open
234. Frame size R4, IP20 / NEMA 1
236. Selecting the brake resistor cables
237. Placing the brake resistor
238. Start-up
240. Installation
241. Technical data
242. MPOW-01 auxiliary power extension module
244. What this appendix contains
245. Compliance with the European Machinery Directive
246. Connection principle
247. Wiring examples
248. Activation switch
249. Operation principle
250. Acceptance test procedure
251. Maintenance
252. Fault tracing
253. Safety data
254. Abbreviations
256. Start mode
257. Product and service inquiries