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AF93/IS903 Parameter List USING THE PARAMETERS AF93/IS903 Parameter List Legend Parameter Number Each parameter is numbered and the list presents the parameters in the same order they are displayed when you scroll them on the LCD (using the Up or Down buttons in the SCROLL mode). Indexing by parameter number makes it easy to find information on each parameter as you use your AF93/IS903 drive. Parameter (LCD Display) This column provides the full description of each parameter and its LCD display (mnemonic). The LCD Display appears within the parenthesis below each parameter name. This display appears on the upper line of the LCD when you are in the SETUP mode and are changing the parameter settings. The current setting of the parameter appears on the lower line of the LCD. Range of Adjustment This column provides the range of values you can choose from when you change the setting of a parameter. When the drive is in the CHANGE SETTINGS mode, use the Up or Down buttons to change the parameter data (numeric and alpha data) that appears on the lower line of the LCD. Some of the ranges depend upon the value you have set for another parameter. For example, the range of SPEED SETPOINT is ÒMinimum Speed to Maximum Speed.Ó This means that the range for this parameter starts at the value of MINIMUM SPEED and extends to the value of MAXIMUM SPEED. Note that instead of an analog value, some of the parameters, such as digital and analog outputs, provide a list of functions or conditions on the lower line of the LCD to choose from. These are noted with quotation marks (Ò Ó) in the Range of Adjustment column. When you set the value for a digital or analog output parameter, you choose the condition that will cause the relay contact to close (for RELAY 1 or 2) or for the analog voltage to be output (ANALOG OUTPUT #1 or #2). Notes AF93/IS903 Instruction Manual 4-2 This column provides specific information about using the parameter. Note that many parameters list Run Locked in this column. This means that you cannot change the settings for this parameter while the RUN indicator is lit. Factory Setting This is the value set at the factory for the parameter. Customer Setting Space is provided for you to write in the value for each parameter for your AF93/IS903. Photocopy this list and keep it handy so you can update your current setting as you customize your drive.
Customer Setting Factory Setting Notes Range of Adjustment Parameter (LCD Display) ÒSPEEDÓ (Following are the units for the Operation Displays) (Following are the possible Operation Displays on the upper line of the LCD) Upper Display (UPPER DISPLAY) 1 RPM ÒSPEEDÓ Hz ÒFREQUENCYÓ AF93/IS903 Parameter List USING THE PARAMETERS % ÒLOADÓ Amps ÒCURRENTÓ Volts ÒMOTOR VOLTSÓ Hp ÒPOWERÓ HRS (0 to 6553.5) ÒELAPSED TIMEÓ ÒLOADÓ (Following are the units for the Operation Displays) (Following are the possible Operation Displays on the lower line of the LCD) Lower Display (LOWER DISPLAY) 2 RPM ÒSPEEDÓ AF93/IS903 Instruction Manual Hz ÒFREQUENCYÓ % ÒLOADÓ Amps ÒCURRENTÓ Volts ÒMOTOR VOLTSÓ Hp ÒPOWERÓ HRS (0 to 6553.5) ÒELAPSED TIMEÓ 4-3
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Instruction Manual For Models AF93/
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Table of Contents Page Safety .....
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Safety Cutler-Hammer has made every
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Danger High Voltage Internal parts
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About This Manual SECTION 1 Introdu
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About This Section SECTION 2 Instal
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Pre-Installation This part of the I
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Where to Locate Drive Consider the
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Page 19 and 20: Input Line Considerations The value
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Page 43 and 44: Chassis Gound Screw See Note 3 ILOO
Page 45 and 46: Nameplate Identification Adjustable
Page 47 and 48: Terminal Block The AF93/IS903 termi
Page 49 and 50: ¥ Heat Dissipation Specifications
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Page 55 and 56: Keypad Tips and Modes SECTION 3 Tip
Page 57 and 58: Stopping Your Drive From Your Keypa
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Page 61 and 62: Changing Parameter Settings SECTION
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Page 65 and 66: Changing Parameter Settings SECTION
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Page 95 and 96: Solutions To Drive Problems TROUBLE
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Page 107 and 108: 0.208" [5.29 mm] 3.904" [99.15 mm]
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Page 115 and 116: Selecting Parameters; 3-10 Changing
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