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Altivar Process, Getting Started with ATV600.
Hello, I am here today to guide you through the next steps
once you receive you're Altivar Process product, from the reference
verification, to the wiring and commissioning.
The label on the product has to be compared
with the purchase order, at least the reference number of the product.
After ensuring the product corresponds to the purchase order,
we need to verify that the mains voltage value is compatible with the product.
The product has to be mounted vertically,
as shown in Getting Started, along with all other mechanical constraints.
Let's start wiring the product.
For this, we need to remove the cover located under the control block
by unscrewing the four captive screws.
We start with the power supply connections.
First, the ground connection, and then phases 1, 2, and 3.
Please refer to the tightening torque constructions for all screws.
Same operation on the motor side.
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On the control part, we do the same operation with both potentiometer,
for speed reference, and DI, or run order.
Once the wiring is done, we are ready to adjust the first settings.
Upon first power on, the Graphic Display Terminal
displays the language selection screen.
Let's choose English.
The first menu available is Simply start,
where you will find most of the basic settings.
You have to set the motor parameters.
We can set successively, BFR, standard motor frequency, nPr, nominal motor
power, Uns, nominal motor voltage, NCR, nominal motor current, FRS,
nominal motor frequency, NSP, nominal motor speed, TFR,
maximum motor frequency.
Once all these parameters are set, you will
have to perform an autotuning procedure, allowing the drive
to refine the motor characteristics.
This will create a small noise in the motor which is totally normal.
The last operation to perform is setting the drive
according to the application requirements,
in this example, an acceleration time of three seconds,
and a high speed limited to 40 hertz.
The installation is now ready to run.
Run order is managed via DI1.
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