Getting Started with Altivar Process ATV600
Hello, today we will guide you through the installation, wiring and commissioning of your Altivar Process ATV600.
Unpack the drive and verify that it has not been damaged
Scan the QR code in front of the drive to get your product information, technical documentation and error codes explanations.
Verify that the mains voltage value is compatible with the product.
For the power part, we will follow this diagram.
KM1: Line contactor
T1: Transformer
Q1: Circuit breaker. Short Circuit Protection Device for the motor.
Q2: Circuit breaker. Short Circuit Protection Device for the primary of the transformer.
Q3: Circuit breaker. Short Circuit Protection Device for the secondary of the transformer.
Verify that the upstream protective devices are compatible with the product.
Install your ATV600.
The product has to be mounted vertically as shown in the Getting Started
along with all other mechanical and environmental constraints.
The drive is designed to be used in a controlled indoor environment.
Tighten the four fixation screws in each corner of your product.
Let's start the wiring by removing the cover located under the control block by unscrewing the 4 captive screws.
We start by wiring the ground cables
For tightening torques, refer to the product nameplate or to the Product Installation Manual.
Then the power supply connection.
and finally the motor cables
To improve electromagnetic compatibility, please, use shielded cables to connect the motor to the drive.
Verify that the switch is on default position SRC mode
On the control part, we perform the same operation with both potentiometer (for speed reference) and DI (for Run order).
To improve electromagnetic compatibility, please, use shielded cables for analogic and digital parts and keep them separate.
Keep the power and the control cables separate to improve the electromagnetic compatibility.
Once the wiring is done, replace the cover on the drive.
Tighten the four captive screws
Before Switching On, use the check list available on the Product Installation Manual.
Start with the mechanical part installation.
Continue by checking the Electrical installation.
Finish by checking the covers and seals.
Upon first power on, the Graphic Display Terminal displays the language selection screen, let's choose English!
In this video we set [Access Level] LAC to [Standard] STD
The first menu available is [Simply start] SYS where you will find most of the basic settings
You have to set the motor parameters:
[Motor Standard] bFr
[Nominal Motor Power] nPr
[Nom Motor Voltage] unS
[Nom Motor Current] nCr
[Nominal Motor Freq] FrS
[Nominal Motor Speed] nDP
[Max Frequency] tFr
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.
If you modify the value of one or more parameters after having performed auto-tuning,
the value of [Autotuning status] tUS resets to [Not done] tAb and you must re-perform auto-tuning
The last operation to perform is setting the drive according to the application requirements
In this example, an Acceleration time of 3 seconds,
a Deceleration time of 3 seconds
and a High Speed limited to 40 Hz.
You can now start your motor.
You can check the status of your ATV630 with the LEDs. Refer to the table above to check the LEDs status.
Also, scan the QR code on the RED screen or refer to the Product Programming manual,
to get the error code troubleshooting.
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Scan the QR code in front of the soft starter to get your product information,
technical documentation and error codes explanations in the Diagnostics section.
Altivar Process: Getting started with ATV900
Hello, I am here today to guide you through the next steps once you receive your Altivar Process product:
from the reference verification to the wiring and commissioning.
Unpack the drive and verify that it has not been damaged.
Ensure that the received Altivar Process ATV900 reference is the same on the product nameplate and the purchasing order.
After ensuring that 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 the 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 4 captive screws.
We start with the Power supply connections, first the Ground connection, and then phases 1, 2 & 3.
Please refer to the tightening torque instructions for all screws
(more info can be found in the Installation Manual EAV64301)
Same operation on the motor side.
On the control part, we do the same operation with both potentiometer (for speed reference) and DI (for 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.
If you modify the value of one or more parameters after having performed auto-tuning,
the value of [Autotuning status] tUS reset to [Not done] and you must re-perform auto-tuning.
The last operation to perform is setting the drive according to the application requirements.
In this example an acceleration time of 3 seconds and a high speed limited to 40 Hz.
The installation is now ready to run (Run order is managed via DI1)
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