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MICROMASTERMICROMASTER VectorMIDIMASTER VectorCommunications/InterfacesDrive data (parametersets) save, open,upload, downloadParameter set inRAM, EEPROMor PC driveParameter screen view,full list or specificparameter groupsDirect Accessto drive processdataOn/Off Control for DriveDrives found on BusFigure 7:Example screen from SIMOVIS where access to the whole parameter list has been selected.5.8.2 Operation of SIMOVIS within anAutomation SystemSIMOVIS can access the drives on a PROFIBUS DP systemwhen run on a PC or PG with Step 7 V3.2 or higher. In thiscase the Buskon program is not used and SIMOVIS can becalled directly by selecting the required drive from the Step7HWConfig program once the PROFIBUS network has beenconfigured. Access to the drive parameters is identical to thestandalone case. Details on how to configure the automationsystem are to be found in the relevant Step7 documentation.The hardware requirement for SIMOVIS is identical to that forStep 7.Siemens DA 64 – 1998/99 (04/99) 5/9
Communications/InterfacesMICROMASTERMICROMASTER VectorMIDIMASTER Vector5.9 Diagnostics, Fault Codes andParameter ListingsThe MICROMASTER, MICROMASTER Vector andMIDIMASTER Vector have two levels of alarm function,Warnings and Faults.1. WarningsThe first level involves a warning which occurs when aninverter operating parameter such as current voltage ortemperature has reached its limiting value. When thishappens, the display flashes (and a bit is set in themessage returned by the serial link) but the inverter doesnot trip. When the cause of the warning has beenremoved, e.g. reduction of a load which was causing theinverter to current limit, then the warning is automaticallyreset.The last occurring warning number is stored in parameterP931. It is possible to configure an output relay to changestate when a warning occurs using parameters P061 orP062 (not <strong>6SE92</strong>). Alternatively the relay can beselectively switched by a current limit, voltage limit, motorovertemperature or slip limit (6SE32 only) warning.The warning messages are always accessible via theserial interface by reading parameter P931. The warningbuffer can be cleared by writing it to 0.2. FaultsThe second level of alarm is a fault. As soon as a faultcondition is detected, the inverter output is shut down anda flashing error code is displayed (and a bit is set in themessage returned by the serial link). The inverter can onlybe reset when the cause of the fault has been removed.The fault can then be acknowledged by pressing the Pkey on the operator panel twice, toggling a digital input (ifan input has been so configured) or via the serialinterface.The last occurring fault code is stored in parameter P930.It is possible to configure an output relay to change statewhen a fault occurs using parameters P061 or P062 (not<strong>6SE92</strong>).Following acknowledgement of a fault code, the invertergoes into a switch-on inhibit state. The inverter must thenbe actively switched off (with the keypad, digital input orserial interface depending on what control method hasbeen configured) before it can be switched back on. Thiscan be disabled by setting parameter P018 in which casethe inverter will attempt to restart as soon as the fault hasbeen acknowledged.The fault buffer can be cleared by writing it to 0.Parameters P140, P141, P142 and P143 containrespectively the most recent fault, and 2 nd , 3 rd and 4 thmost recent.5/10 Siemens DA 64 – 1998/99 (04/99)
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