D CDA3000 Inverter Drive System 750 W - 132 kW - Igor Chudov
D CDA3000 Inverter Drive System 750 W - 132 kW - Igor Chudov
D CDA3000 Inverter Drive System 750 W - 132 kW - Igor Chudov
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3.8.1 Choice of<br />
terminal<br />
assignment<br />
<strong>CDA3000</strong> Operation Manual<br />
3 Installation<br />
Typical applications Control method Terminal assignment<br />
Project planning and commissioning are<br />
already complete.<br />
Loading of an existing data set.<br />
Pump, fan and extruder drivers and traction<br />
and lifting drives with low dynamics<br />
Multi-motor operation<br />
Dynamic traction and rotational drives<br />
Applications with dynamic load<br />
surges<br />
Dynamic traction, lifting and rotational<br />
drives with speed control<br />
With encoder feedback<br />
Serial commissioning<br />
Voltage Frequency Control (VFC)<br />
Sensorless Flux Control (SFC)<br />
- Only for asynchronous motor<br />
Field-Oriented Regulation (FOR)<br />
- Only for asynchronous motor<br />
Attention: With the SFC motor control mode (Sensorless Flux Control)<br />
no lifting drives and no applications with regenerative load<br />
torque 1) can be operated at present.<br />
1) All machinery counteracts the drive with a static torque. The static<br />
torque is generally termed load torque. If this load torque acts in the<br />
direction of movement, such as in lifting mechanisms, during lowering,<br />
then the term “regenerative load torque” is used.<br />
Note: During operation intensive load peaks or unintentional<br />
cancelling of the start effects in a loss of stator flow control of<br />
the SFC-control. So that a current overload shut-off or<br />
uncontrolled movements can occur.<br />
3-14<br />
Selection<br />
Obtain the terminal<br />
assignment from your<br />
project engineer.<br />
Continued<br />
on<br />
Page 4-12<br />
Commissioning<br />
Assignment 1 Page 3-16<br />
Assignment 2 Page 3-17<br />
Assignment 1 Page 3-16<br />
Assignment 2 Page 3-17<br />
Assignment 3 Page 3-18