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1.     Feedback  0 000 Hz       0   Powerflex 755  1  20 HIM x   7   VO Module 24V   13   EtherNet IP   14   DeviceLogix  The Process Display allows you to view parameter values in an easy to read graphical display     15  Navigate back to the Process Display  and click on the Pencil icon Ed for the middle display item  In this window  you can select  scale  and assign text to Display Item 1    l ururmele     7   Output Current  Scale     Output Frequency     4 Cormurded Seu iei  Cueta   a Mtr Vei l dbk      Commanded Trq  S Torque Cur Fdbk  Flux Cu  Fdbk    9   Output Power    Output Powr Fetr    DC  Nun Valte     D  DC Pan Memory    Flansed Run Time    Fined Mtr MWHr           In this lab we will leave the parameter as is  Close the Process Display window     24 of 55    Displaying Parameters with the Linear List View    Filter Value       Delaull    i       EB ESEES  zE      Qulpul Pw tt  DX Rus Volis   DC Bus Memory  Elapsed MWH  Elapsed KWH  Elapsed Run Time  Elpsd Mtr MWHrs    Eipsd Ron MWHrs  Elpsd Mtr kWHrs  Fipsd Rgn kWHrs  Rated Volts  Hated Amps     Rated kW  ator ND Voft           REPESSPERSSPRA EA     amp EEEEBEESER                   3E   g efe G8 888 E8 88    u00  0 00  000  000  Ir  000  600  0 000  0 000  0 000  oo   00  0 0000  00000  000  unm  0 00    PEE PETERE  SEESEPEEEIES       0 5  z  4  E  E   2  S  3   gt   3    17  Scroll down to view or type    77    in the Filter Value window to view Parameter 11  DC Bus Volts    Double click on this parameter to view
2.     You will no longer be able to control this device it you close the  Control Bar  reconnect  or cxit the application    Failure lo bring this device Lo a known sufe state may result in  injury  death  or damage to personal property     Twit control  leaving device in current   tate     a       Using Off line Files  This feature allows you to save your drive configuration to a computer  It is useful for several reasons     You can use the configuration if you replace the drive or install an identical one      You can use the configuration to troubleshoot the drive if it begins to malfunction because the settings  have changed    Uploading and Saving the Drive   s Configuration to a PC    40  From the Toolbar menu  select File   gt  Save As  In the Save As    window  define the filename  and location of the file  Take note of the name and remember where you save this file  it will be  needed later     DPowerFlex Rock    CV ace Medea Pc cao Porn Pm Rock       41  Click Yes to confirm upload     Do you want to upload the following devices     Powerllex Rocks             42  Each of the ports    parameters will be uploaded  As indicated by the below screen  each port will  be displayed as its parameters are uploaded     A Uploading    g Uploading PowerFlex Rocks     A Uploading information from 20 HIM x6 LCD HIM   Reading Configuration Data  Block 1     Close window when complete       43  Click Yes to confirm upload overwrite of offline file     39 of 55    Upinad values trom 
3.    seeeessssssssssesesseeee nnne nnne nnne nnns nn nnn nnns nhan nnn nsns 42    Fieduired PresLab ConllgulallOliss s niet gs ela a deuten iod cet hte t cotes lal i duds leue hte 44    4 of 55    Before you begin    About this lab    This hands on lab will provide you with an opportunity to explore the PowerFlex 755 AC drive  In this  session  you will learn to       Use the Assisted Startup for simple Speed Controlled Applications      Control the drive and spin a motor    This lab takes approximately 50 minutes to complete     Lab Objective  At the end of this lab  you should have successfully completed the Assisted Startup routine of the PF 755  drive and   1  Programmed the Drive to start the drive motor using the selector switch labeled    Di 1        2  Programmed the Drive to stop the drive motor using the selector switch labeled    Di 0        3  Programmed the Drive to forward or reverse the drive motor using the selector switch labeled    Di  2     4  Programmed the Drive to get Speed Reference from an Analog Source  the potentiometer labeled   0 10 VDC IN 0        Tools  amp  prerequisites    Windows 7 PC with Connected Components Workbench      IMC Demo Box    Motor Demo Box      ControlLogix CL 41 Demo Box    Introduction to Your Lab Hardware    Your lab hardware consists of an IMC demo box and a motor demo box  Please take a minute to get  familiar with the hardware and the device names  as they will be referenced throughout this lab     IMC Demo Box    5 of 55  
4.   3 Diagnostic Wizards       High Speed Trend Wizard  Stopped       DPI DSI Tech Support Wizard    Data Logging Wizard          Feedback  0 000 Hz          l  Cancel       The PowerFlex 755 Startup Wizard is similar to performing the HIM Assisted Startup  Configuration    parameters that are common to most applications are displayed in text   graphic forms and presented  in a sequential step by step process     The DPI DSI Tech Support Wizard is used to collect information for a remote support person to help  troubleshoot a problem  Drive and peripheral information such as series and revision is collected  along with changed parameters  fault  amp  event queues  diagnostic items  etc  This information is saved  to a text file which can be emailed to RA Tech Support  the OEM that supplied the machine  or the  Corporate Engineer responsible for the remote plant  etc     Some additional wizards are already loaded on the drive  and even more additional wizards will be  available in the future and can be added to Connected Components Workbench at any time  New  wizards will be posted on the AB Drives Web Updates page for free download     http   www ab com support abdrives webupdate index html      Note  The same wizards also work with DriveTools SP v6 02  or higher   Logix Designer  and  RSLogix    5000 v16  or higher  with Drive AOP 3 01  or higher     21  Select the PowerFlex 755 Startup Wizard and click Select     The wizard will first upload the parameters for each of the wiz
5.   E300 Contactor         PowerFlex  755 drive E300 control and    simulation inputs    Switch for which  device controls  the motor    Control power  to drive    ETAP    External motor    External motor box 1 0  box motor    Motor Demo Box       ControlLogix CL 41 Demo Box    obit   Slot 1 L75Controller 192 168 1 11       Section 1  Assisted Startup using the H I M     About This Section    Using the Human Interface Module  H I M   is the fastest way to access the parameters in a drive  This  section will lead you through the Startup Wizard  will take approximately 50 minutes  and you will       Reset the drive to factory defaults      Set the motor control mode and enter motor nameplate data    6 of 55      Set the speed feedback device and speed limits    Perform direction tests and inertia tests      Configure speed references  ramp rats  inputs  and outputs    Using the Human Interface Module  H I M      The image below shows some of the essential keys which you will be using in this session  Please  familiarize yourself with these keys  buttons     Soft Keys    Navigation Keys    Enter Key    Stop Key       Start Key Folders Key  One of the ways to perform an Assisted Startup on the PowerFlex 755 is using the Startup routine in the  H I M  The following steps will lead you through that     1  Access the Status screen which is displayed on HIM Power Up     7 of 55       2  Press the    Folders    button on the HIM keypad  The button is located on the bottom row of  the HI
6.   vid Reset Parameters  vE System Time    vj Ethemet Pert Power Urits     ES Mctor Control   Motor NP Power       Stop Mode   Direction Test Motor NP FLA  E3 AuoTune      3 Inertia AutoTune Motor NP Volts  E Ramp Rates   Speed Limis   a Speed Reference Motor NP Hertz  ES Torque Reference          Position PTP Reference  l3 Start  Stcp   E3 Othe Digital Inputs   Ell eiriel Dalalirks from Nel Motor OL Factor  E3 EtFeret Datalirks to Net   EJ Pending Changes Motor Poles    Motor NP RPM                         Click Next  gt  to the Stop Mode step of the wizard     26  The Stop Mode step is next  This step assists in selecting the drive s stop mode and dynamic  brake  DB  resistor type  No selections need to be changed in this step  keep the default  selections     30 of 55    Wiurd Slep  vE3J Welcumc  vB ResctParameters  vi System Time  vE mamat lan  vE Mulu Cunku     vE Motor Data  v   Stop Made  Fo lwarhon fast  B Auw   ure  B inertia AutoTune             E 1 Ramp Rates   Speed I imite   KB Sipaad Hataranca      E lorque I leference   B Poston PTP Reference  PA Sial   Sing   AA Othar Digital Inputs   E Digtal Output Pon    E Urpi Uulpul ul     EA Ancieg uiad Pod 7   Ki Analog Output Pot 7   C4 Frhemet Datalinks fram Net  ES themel Veleinks lo Nel  FA Pencling Chemie          Click Next    to the Direction Test step of the wizard     27  The Direction Test step is next  It helps you determine if the motor is rotating in the proper  direction for your application  No selections 
7.  14 Franklin Ruffin     Touchup for RAOTM 2015  Hardware Configuration  Qty Demo Cat     Description Communication Location    12 DEMO PF755DHQ1  PowerFlex 755 Demo Box    PowerFlex 755 192 168 1 20 Port O  20 HIM A6 Port 1  2262C 2R I O Option Port 7    Computer Host Settings    Location Files  Computer Name CORE  IP Address 192 168 1 1  Operating System Windows 7 via Virtual Machine    Basic Setup Diagram     42 of 55    Firmware    V1 010  V1 007  V1 008    1 ENET   gt  PC to switch  2 ENET   gt  ETAP  device port  to switch  3 ENET   gt  ETAP  port 1  to PF755       192 168 1 1 Motor 1 0    Confirm cable connections as shown in the above diagram        Additional Equipment Required  Qty Items  3 Ethernet Cable    Application Versions    Vendor Software Version Service  Pack  Rockwell   Connected Components Workbench 6 01    43 of 55    Required Pre Lab Configuration    1  Verify the I O option module has been added to Slot 7  Options modules should be added prior  to energizing the demo     2  Energize the drive demo  back view of IMC Demo box  Put the switch by the plug in the   position  and put the breaker switch in the up position           3  Verify that the IP Address Switches are set to    020        44 of 55           moor             Hundreds  Position    Sn            Tens  Position    ojo     NN    sl ee  NX 7    le            Ones  Position               9          If the address is not    020     set this by adjusting the rotary switches  After adjusting the 
8.  36  Click on the he   E  button in the tool bar at the     of the window              37  Read the Caution Advisory window and click OK     a       This feature will allow you to START  STOP  and otherwise control  3 device     Misuse of the Control Bar may resull in deals injury  or damage  lo equipment     You should have an exlemal sale melhod ol controlling the  device nearby when using this feature        38  Use the buttons on the left hand side of the control bar to start  stop  jog  and control the direction  of the drive     Stop     Jog1 Start Dir    Occ      3 CQ    The speed reference was selected earlier to be Port 7  I O Module 24V  Parameter 50  Anlg InO   To  allow the control bar to have control of the speed reference  change Port 0 Parameter 545  Sped Ref    A Sel  while the drive is not running  Stop the drive  and change it to Port 0 Parameter 877  Port 13  Reference      Group    Filter Value   All Parameters                   877  m Preset Specd 6     Preset Speed 7   Pul 7 MOP Reference   Pent 34 Aux Vcl Feedback   Pull KRelcreme  23     Port 2 Referer e      Pol 31 Helererce    Port 4 Reference      Von 5 Keterence        Port 6 Reference    878   Portl4 Reference         Start the drive again and use the slider on the right hand side to control the speed reference     39  Stop the drive and turn off the control bar by clicking the       button again  Observe the Caution  Advisory window and click Yes     38 of 55    i Caution    Ihe deve is operatum 
9.  ICV TAR ETH 1 392 168 20    o 5 5  Wizards Control Bar Faults Alarms Diagnostics Reset    Ps4       e   Ll o  Compare Diagrams Parameters Process Display Properties    r    t    240V 42A  9 001    Status    Stopped        Feedback    0 000 Hz       11  You can display the status view for any peripheral  e g  the DeviceLogix adaptor or other  communication adaptor  by selecting the peripheral s tab     22 of 55    PowerFlex 755    J y TN  Disconnect    NAUSROVI1CVJRTIAB  ETHIP  11192 160 120    t 2 E J  i  Mrd m a        Download Upload F Compare Devicelogix Parameters Properties Wizards Events Manual Help    DeviceLogix    DeviceLogix  Embedded  2 005    Status  LogicDisabld       0   Powerflex 755   1   20 HIM x6   7   I O Module 24V   13   Ethe I 34  DevceLogi      12  Navigate to the Project Organizer window  Right click on the drive   s User Text  in the image  it is     PowerFlex 755_ 1     and select Rename to edit it  Enter new text such as    PowerFlex Rocks      and hit Enter             Project Organizer    4 X    Name  Project3    PowerFlex 755 1    PowerFlex       Powerflex    755_1            Open  43 Copy Ctrl C  X Delete Del       Rename           13  The new User Text is now displayed on the device tab              14  Select the Process Display     23 of 55    PowerFlex 755 1   x    PowerFlex 755    Disconnect Connected               Lj e    y   Properties Wizards Control Bar Faults Alarms Di       j    240V 42A    9 001    Trq Cur  0 00    Status  Stopped  
10.  it           Internal Vaue      336 33           9  Dec    Hex    Minimum O00  Maximum  460 00    Default      0 00   Select Defeult                     This is a read only parameter that displays the value of the DC Bus Volts  This value changes as the  DC Bus Volts varies  and you can see that here  Click Cancel     18  Scroll down even further to Parameter 535  Accel Time 1   and then double click on this  parameter to view and edit it     25 of 55    535   Accel Time 1      Value   Attrbutes    Value   10 00    Internal Value  10           Dec    Minimum  0 00  Maximum  3600 00    Default  10 00 Select Default                    This is a writeable parameter that determines the acceleration rate it takes to go from 0 Hz to  Parameter 27  Motor NP Hertz  or Parameter 28  Motor NP RPM   according to the setting in  Parameter 300  Speed Units   To edit this parameter  a new value would be entered  followed by  clicking OK  In this case though  click Cancel     Displaying Parameters with the File   Group View       19  From the parameter tab  click on the drop down menu labeled All Parameters and expand the   Speed Control  file and then the  Speed Ramp Rates  group to display those parameters        Parameters         Parameters         Group      Filter Value      amp neeci Hamn  Rates  v   Non Defaults                   Monitor  Motor Control   Internal  Feedback  amp  1 0        Name Value Units Value Default Min Max  Drive Cfg  gt  535 ime s 10 00  Protecti           53
11.  key to confirm and save your selection     Configuring the Inputs and Outputs    54     DD     56     of     58     99     60     61     62     63     64     65     Completing the previous step successfully has led you to the  General Startup Main Menu  with  the item    I O    highlighted  Press the    ENTER    soft key to enter the    I O    section     You should be in the    Start Stop I O    screen now  The first item to configure on this list is    Start  otop  amp  Dir   Press the  ENTER  soft key to enter this section  Read the Introductory screen to this  section and press the  ENTER  soft key to continue     The next screen requires you to answer the question    Will a Digital Input be used as a START    Source  Select  Yes  using the       down and  in up arrow keys and then using    ENTER       soft key to confirm and save your selection  We will use the switch labeled    Di 1  in the demo as  our Start Source in a later step     The next screen will ask the question    Is Reverse required from a digital input    Select    Yes       using the  1    down and   up arrow keys and then using    ENTER    soft key to confirm and  save your selection  We will use the switch labeled  Di 2    in the demo as forward reverse in a  later step     Select  3 wire    as your choice for the question    Enter Choice for the control method        In the    Select Port To Use    window use the up and down arrow keys to highlight    Port 07 I O  Module 24V  Press the    ENTER    sof
12. 0 PowerFlex 755   1 20 HIM x6   4 Dual Encoder   5 Universal Fdbk   6 Safe Speed Montr  7 I O Module 24V   8 Aux PwrSply 24V  13 EtherNet IP      Online Drive    PowerFlex 755   0 PowerFlex 755   1 20 HIM x6   4 Dual Encoder   5 Universal Fdbk   6 Safe Speed Montr  7 1 0 Module 24V   8 Aux PwrSply 24V                                     a     t    4  meters Process Display Properties Wizards    AUSROV11CV3R1IAB_ETHIP 1 192 168 1 20       13 EtherNet IP  14 DeviceLogix           14 DeviceLogix elect what to download                   J                                                                  Cancel         Status  Download Entire Device Download Port 0  Feedback                Advanced  iv  Error Check Download    49  Close the download status bar upon successful completion   Gi downed J  oo m    Downloading NAUSROVLICV3R1 AB ETHIP 1       z       Success          i   Close window wher c om plete    Note  This concludes the guided portion of the lab     Appendix A  Configuration Setup Guide    Lab 9     Basic Drive Programming  with PowerFlex 755       41 of 55    Lab Setup and Configuration Information    Lab Information    Lab Name Basic Drive Programming with Power Flex 755  Lab Description  Lab Creator Sharon James  Date Created 9 10 2008  Updates   9 10 2009 Greg Arft     Updated for Automation Fair 2009  12 1 2009 Greg Arft     Updated for RATOM  9 10 2010 Oliver Haya     Updated for Automation Fair 2010  11 20 13 Franklin Ruffin   CCW Update for RATOM 2014  12 8
13. 6   Accel Time 2 10 00 Secs 1000 10 00 0 00 3600 00  4 Speed Control          neni Lini 537  Decel Time1 10 00 Secs 10 00 10 00 0 00 3600 00  Speed Ramp Rates   938   Decel Time 2 10 00   Secs   10 00   10 00   0 00   3600 00  SpeedReference       539  Jog Acc Dec Time 10 00 Secs     10 00 10 00   0 00   3600 00  asi iad 540  S Curve Accel 0 000   0 000 0 000 0 000 100 000  _  OMP na 541  S Curve Decel 0 000   0 000 0 000 0 000 100 000       See how getting to the same parameter as what was previously scrolled to using the Linear List  function can be accessed by grouping  If you do not know a parameter   s number  it may be easier to  find it with the File   Group view     Using the Startup Wizard    The Startup Wizards eliminate the need to search for setup parameters because commonly used  parameters are contained in a single wizard  Configuration becomes a guided  step by step process  using graphics and parameter names  not numbers    which simplifies drive setup     t    20  Click on the Wizard Browser icon Vzerds to launch the Wizard Browser and display the available  wizards     26 of 55    PowerFlex Rocks   X       PowerFlex 755              J Fan e D Ny a  Disconnect                NAUSROV11CV3RIIAB_ETHIP 1 192 168 1 20               Manual Help       Wizard           E Startup Wizards  PowerFlex 755 Startup Wizard  240V 42A C3 Application Wizards    PowerFlex 755 Profile Setup Wizard  9 001 PowerFlex 755 PCAM Setup Wizard  PowerFlex 755 Homing Setup Wizard  Status 
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15. M Keypad  shown circled in the left image below  Pressing the    Folders    button changes the  HIM screen display to the Folders screen  shown below to the right  Depending on your drive  configuration  the text next to each number may vary        8 of 55    Resetting Factory Defaults and Starting Wizard    3  Use the left ge or right arrow keys to scroll through the different folders   folder called    MEMORY     to locate the    9    HIM CopyCat         4  Use the down arrow key    1     to highlight  Set Defaults  if necessary and  press the Enter       key located in the center of the HIM keypad to make this your selection     5   he screen which follows after completion of the previous step is shown  Use the down arrow key       1    to highlight  This Port Only   Press the Enter coy ED located in the center of the HIM  keypad to make this your selection     This Port Only       6  Use the soft key labeled    ALL    to reset default all parameter settings in the Drive     9 of 55       7  Use the    CLR    soft key to acknowledge and clear the    Module Defaulted    fault   8  Press the    Folders    button on the HIM keypad again to access the Folders Menu     9  Nowuse the left ge or right arrow keys to scroll through the different folders  to  locate the folder called    START UP        START 1     Begin Start Up       10  The first item listed in the    START UP    folder is Begin Start Up    and this is highlighted by default     Press the Enter y     oue in the ce
16. ard pages     Uploading Parameters For Wizar    Uploading parameters for page 12 of 23       Cancel    22  The first step in the wizard is the Welcome page  It explains the wizard and gives hints and tips  for using the wizard  Click Next  gt         27 of 55    E3 Nesa Parameters    os arte Tur H a a des Jens imc 368 fendo ibinae  E 1 Motor Control H    ecd f mcssagc    E3 Inabu Aulo   une     E lamp Rakes  Speed Lunts        Speed Reference    E Torque Reference    FA Pazzinn PTP Reference  BI Stan Snp   FA Uther   geal Inns   FA Digital Quipur Pan 7   B Dwatal Ouipul Purl     EB Analog Output   on      E  nulug Oulpul Poil      Efe Deteslircks hum Net   EJ Eirne Dutuliniks w Not    Icd Pending Changes          23  The Reset Parameters page is next  It allows you to reset the parameters back to factory  defaults  Verify that both High Voltage and Normal Duty are selected from the pull down menus   Make sure the radio button for Host and Ports to Defaults  Preferred  is selected  Then click Reset  Parameters     Wizurd Step   4B ieicome Reset Parameters    E3 Diesel Parameters  roris A Clicking the Reset Parameters hiton will cause parameters to he changed immediately  seh Yo defaults     FA Mater Control    IH Motor Data Reset the parameters when using a drive that may have unwanted parameters set This wil resetthe dive to default values based on he input supply selected and  E Stop Mode prowides a known staring pomt  all parameters at default setings  for itunes ecits If y
17. e   Otherwise use State Tune Only one tune is needed  E Postion PTP Reference  Bi Stout   Sip   E Othar Digital inputs  Dio     tout Pon   freemen  fantin Tunn  q roet Compieset Yos  F  Ancileg ugad Pimi 7  ki Analog Ow Pot   Ex Ethernet Dstalinks forn Net Rotate Tune Test Completed  Unknown  ibm rmm Lm oen bo Net  E35 Pem ling 61 ir  in    ineresnes Autem  AS tn Slim mnn in  amp Pheue teet ene    Misiona  Torepa  50 00               AutoTune tests are not needed for this example  however they can be ran if you desire  If you do  perform the AutoTune  please note the test status     Test Completed  Unknown    Leaving the Auto Tune page while the test is in process will abort the test  faulting the drive  Do not  leave Auto Tune page until the test is complete     AP Test Completed  Yes      Note  In some cases  an Over Speed Fault may occur during a Rotate Tune  Just acknowledge it  and move on with the lab     Click Next  gt  until you reach the Ramp Rates   Speed Limits step of the wizard      Note  Clicking  lt  Back  Next  gt   or leaving step by any means will abort the test   29  The Ramp Rates   Speed Limits step is next  Set the following values      Max Forward Speed  60 Hz     Min Forward Speed  0 Hz    32 of 55      Min Reverse Speed  0 Hz    Max Reverse Speed   60 Hz  Powerflex 755 Startup Wizard    11 of 23            p   Ramp Rates   Speed Limits    vE3J Weicune  vE RcsctParomcterz  vB System Time  vE mamat lan  vE3 Mulu Contel    Max Futward Spoed   vi Motor Da
18. eeeeeaeeeeesseaeeeessseageeesessaeeeees 15  Configuring the Speed Reference and Ramp rates            cccccssessccccceesseceeeceeeeecececeeegeceeesseeeeeeessaaseeeesseaaeeeeesesageeeeeenas 18  Conigurimdgihe Inpits  agb HIS ario te mene ener itum Dl QUE e rate tamer sian ee aono Ut aee Le oe seb ne mre a Ed eee us 19  Section 2  Assisted Drive Startup using Connected Components Workbench                                   sseeusussss 20  ADOUL TIS  SCCU ON EN E o omms 20  Starting Connected Components Workbench and Connecting to the Drive                              eseeeeeeseeesseeeeeeeeeeee 20  Displaying tie Status VOW secessu entesetat qe tiunt tt hae Une o ete eee Pa UR Eo esee dotem ie tbe exea basata utem dun en  22  Displaying Parameters with the Linear List View                     lsssssssssssssseeeeeeeneenen nennen nnnm nnn nnn nnn nnns 25  Displaying Parameters with the File   Group View              cccccccccsessececcceeeeeeecseeeeeeseesasceeeseeaueeeeesseaaeeeesssaageeeeessaaeeeees 26  Usno Me anu OIZA go   rA 26  USNO MECoNtTol BAE TOO lamias a a a a a aes  37  SING  ON IMG File S caasa osos dessin bcs attitude diststatto Vesta deett dedu a a irae ident eate 39  Downloading a saved Configuration CCW file to a Drive                     eeeeesssssessesseeeeennnneennnn menn nennen 40  Appendix A  Configuration Setup Guide                          sss eene eene nnne nnn nnne na nnn nnns enn nnns nnns 41  Lab Setup and Configuration Information                      
19. ext screen     You should now be in the    Edit Mtr OL Factor    screen  This screen allows you to enter the Motor  Overload factor  By default this parameter value is set to a value of    1 00     We will use this as our  selection for this lab session  Press the  ENTER  soft key to confirm this and move to the next  Screen     You should be in the  Edit Motor Poles  screen  The Motor in the demo is a 4 Pole motor  By  default  this parameter value is set to a value of  4   Press the    ENTER    soft key to confirm this as  your selection and move to the next screen     You will now be required to input the Speed Units  For this lab we will use  Hz  for our Speed  Units  After this setting has been selected  press the  ENTER  soft key to confirm this and move to  the next screen        14 of 55    Setting the Speed Limits    26  You should now have been directed back to the General Startup Main Menu  Configuring the  limits is the next step in the Startup routine  Press the    ENTER    soft key to access    Limits    section        2 7  For this lab session  we will be making the following changes in the    Limits    section  Use the  number keys to input the values listed for each item and press the    ENTER    soft key to move  forward to the next screen  After the four values have been entered  you will be exited out of this  section       Max Fwd Speed   60 Hz     Max Rev Speed    60 00 Hz  you can directly enter a value of    60     the negative sign is defaulted     Mi
20. ference and Ramp rates    41     42     43     44     45     46     4f     48     49     50     51     52     At this time you should be in the    General Startup Main Menu     The next item on the Startup  menu list    Ref Ramp Stop    should be highlighted by default  Press the    ENTER    soft key to make  this your selection     The    Edit Direction Mode    box should be on the screen now  We will use the default parameter  value of    Unipolar    for this lab session  Press the    ENTER    soft key to confirm and save your  selection     You should be on the    speed reference source    selection screen  Use the down arrow  1    or up  arrow ri keys to highlight  Analog Input    as your Speed Reference source  Use the    ENTER     soft key to make this your selection    In the window  Select Port to Use  that appears following the previous step  use the down arrow     1    or up arrow ri keys to highlight    Port 07 I O module 24V   Use the Enter key    eo     make this your selection     Use the down arrow p arrow el keys  if necessary  to highlight    Par 0050 Anlg InO       Value     Use the Enter key to make this your selection  Press the    ENTER    soft key to confirm  and save your selection     The next few steps will configure the Analog Input you chose as Speed Reference  For this lab  session we will use the 0 10V potentiometer  labeled 0 10VDC IN 0  on the demo as our Analog  Input speed reference  Pressing the  ENTER  soft key in the previous step has led y
21. ition PTP Referer    viz  Start   Stop   vl Other Digital Inputs   BJ Digital Output Port7  KI   itai Outnut Port    E Analog Output Pot   Analog Oulpul furl      E Ethemet Detalinks from Net  E tlhicmct Dotohriks lo Nel    E Pending Changes          DI Enubie Disabled   Di Clase faut Dessbleu  Ut Aux Faull Disabled  Di Prechargo     Uorsbled  Di Jog 1 Orsubled  x    DisublcJ    Pending Changes step of the wizard     34     Note  There are other digital inputs available to the user  however the wizard shows the  commonly programmed inputs  All the available digital inputs can be accessed via the HIM or  software tool  See the user manual for those parameter numbers     The Pending Changes step is next  and last  The purpose of this step is to verify all of the  changes you made in the wizard  and then apply the changes to the drive  The below screen is  for your reference  and there may be some differences between your actual screen and the one    shown        36 of 55       vB Welcome      EB iA uninmters Below is n ist nf chonges thot hove nirendy heen mode  vE System Tene     vE chremet Pol     vE Motor Control       wE3 Mehr cia   vE Stop Mode   v I Direeton Tost   vE Auto Tune   vA inema Alto dine     E   lamp   lates   Speed Limits   vE Speed Reference      vB Tuque Reference     vij Poziton PTP Reference  vE Stot Stop   vE 1 Other Nigital inputs     viai P  gital Output Port 7   v EJ Niqital Output Pon 7   vB Analog OvtputPot      vA Anaing npt Pan     vB Ellwmel Dubsh
22. n Fwd Speed   0 00 Hz     Min Rev Speed   0 00 Hz    Direction Auto Tune and Inertia Tests    28  You should now have been directed back to the General Startup Main Menu  The  Tests  section  is next and should be highlighted by default at this stage  Press the    ENTER    soft key to access   Tests  section        29  There are two tests which are part of the Startup Routine  You will perform these tests in the next  few steps  You will run the Direction test first  The    Direction Test list item should be highlighted    by default  Press the  ENTER  soft key to make this your selection  Press the Start key hti to    start the motor     30  The next screen asks the question    Is the direction of rotation forward     To demonstrate the  ability of the PowerFlex 755 to electronically swap motor leads to change motor direction  let us    15 of 55    choose    No    as the answer to this question  Use the    1    down arrow key to select and  highlight    No    and press the Press the    ENTER    soft key        31  The next screen asks the question  How would you like to fix motor polarity     Select the default  highlighted option    Automatic change    by using the    ENTER    soft key      Automatic Change       32  The screen that follows asks you to stop the drive so this change in direction  initiated in the          previous step  can take place  Press    the    STOP    key to stop the drive     33  Follow the direction on the next screen which asks you to    START    
23. need to be change on this screen            55 Startup Wizard    B of 23    a   Direction Test    vE eset Varamaters Danger This testwll START and STOP a device  Misuse may result in death  injury ot damage to equipment You should have an extemal safe method of  vE System Time controlling the device nearby whon using this footure    vE EthometPon   v Motor Cantal       A Ensure that Motor Data  Ungial inputs  Helay Outputs  and the Feedback type are correct balore proceeding wih thes page Uweckon   est causes some  vid Doccion Test parameters in the drive to change immediately   irl Ante Tune  KJ ieta AutoTune    E lamp   ister Spesa umes      To begin the test Start and Stop the drive Then answer f the direction was correct f the primary feedback is setup from an     encoder  its direction wil be checked as well When you leave this page the drive will be stopped    Start   Stop  E Ober Uaytul Inputs  FA Digital Output Pan     BS Digtal Output Pot 7        n  E hea oa en ET  E3 Analog Ouipul Pul     FA PthemetDatalinks tam Net    kJ Chemet Datalinks to Net  E3 lending Changes  Jog               Ges       Dek   Ner       finish      Direction tests are not needed for this example  however they can be ran if you desire  If you do  perform the test  note the following     31 of 55    Click the  amp  button and hold it for a few seconds to run the drive  As long as you hold the jog  button  the drive will run  Once you let go of the button  the drive will stop  After the motors s
24. nter of the HIM keypad to make this your selection     11  The startup routine starts with an Introduction screen  Press the    ENTER    soft key to continue   The  ENTER  soft key is located on the top row of the HIM keypad     10 of 55    Start Up consists of several  steps to configure the drive   Press ENTER    Start Up consists of several  steps to configure the drive     Press ENTER soft key ENTER         Note  You can always use the ESC soft key to return to a previous step     12  Pressing the    ENTER    soft key in the previous step has led you to a new screen  which allows you  to select the type of startup you wish to perform  For this lab session  we will choose    General    Startup     This is highlighted by default  Press the    ENTER    soft key located on the top row of the  HIM keypad to make this your selection     General Startup  Appl Specific  Exit Startup v       Setting the Motor Control Mode    13  Pressing the    ENTER    soft key in the previous step has led you to the    General Startup Main    Menu     You will go through steps listed in this menu to configure your drive  Press    ENTER    soft  key to enter the first section    Motor Control        Complete these steps in order   Motor Control A  Motor Data    Feedback       11 of 55    14  The introduction screen provides information about the    Motor Control section  Press the    ENTER     soft key to continue        15  Pressing the    ENTER    soft key in the previous step leads you to a sc
25. online to project  Ottline contiquration data will he  overwntten by any uploaded data               Downloading a saved Configuration CCW file to a Drive    44  After your file is saved  exit CCW  Using what you learned previously set the drive to defaults  using the HIM     45  Now navigate to your previously saved file  in this example it is located on the desktop  Double  Click to open launching CCW     c        n            Tony du  ande    Orgamze   M Open   Share with   Burn New folder  Comma   spinis     Nama Date modified     Favorites va ate mog    Desktop  ly Downloads    b  SpyListPersistence     lt  gt  Recent Places       LI Lk  AppTech      1  CIN Drives Sol Cntr          PowerFlex 755 1 x    PowerFlex 755       m Disconnected    NAUSROV11CV3R1 AB ETHIP 11192 168 1 20        t   Se m C  9   ii  7  Download  Upload f Compare Diagrams Parameters Process Display Properties Wizards    Manual   Help  Download To Device          240V 42A  9 001    Status    Feedback          47  Wait as CCW gathers port information        NAUSROV11CV3RI AB ETHIP 1 192 168 1 20       Setting up port 1 information      48  Select the Error Check Download check box to get detailed information on any download errors    and click the Advanced button to specify which ports to download  Finally click the Download  Entire Device button to download to the drive     40 of 55    Project  9       Online Drive  NAUSROV11CV3RTIAB ETHIP 11192 168 1 20       Project            PowerFlex 755 1       
26. ou to the first  item required to configure the Analog Input  You should be in  Edit Anlg InO Hi  screen  Press the     ENTER    soft key to accept the default value of  10 000  Volt     In the    Edit Anlg InO Lo    screen that follows  press the    ENTER    soft key to accept the default  value of    0 000    Volt     In the next few screens input these values      Speed Ref A Anlg Hi   60 Hz      Speed Ref A Anlg Lo  0 Hz   Press the  ENTER  soft key     You should be in the  Startup   Stop Config  screen now  press the  ENTER  soft key to accept the  default selection of    Ramp 1  to be used as    Stop Mode A        Pressing the  ENTER  key in the previous step has directed you to the screen to configure the     Bus Reg Mode A     Select the default of    Adjust Freq 1   using the    ENTER    soft key     Following the step to set bus regulation you will now set Ramp  Accel and Decel  times  In the   Edit Accel Time 1  screen  use the appropriate number key to enter a value of  3  seconds  Press  the  ENTER  soft key     oimilarly enter a value of 3 seconds for the deceleration time in the  Edit Decel Time 1  screen   Press the  ENTER  soft key     18 of 55    53     The next screen continues the ramp speed configuration and asks the question    Do you want to  perform S curve for Accel Decel     We will select    No    as the answer for this lab session  You can    select  No  by highlighting it using the  E down and  i up arrow keys and then using  the    ENTER    soft
27. ou want to keen the exshing parameter settings then thes step can be slanped by  EJ Direction Test clicking Next gt     E Hump Rules   Speed Limit    E3 Speed Neference Yuste Chars he oo ligh Vohage X   A Tong  Risfisnsea  put er meters based or    O  O       kd Position PTP Reference Duty Nating to rese   Numa  Duty       ird Sint   535p pur urmelers bused ur    i Other Digital Inputs   E   geal Gumpert ean       Nast and Ports to Defnulte  Preferred   E Digtal OuputPot7 This Port onty to Defaults  Most   B Analog Oulpul     vil   es   E Analog Output Pon7 J Hus Purl uny lu Defoulls  Ali   E3 t  ra Dataliniks levers Net   B Chemet Datalinks to Net    BA Pundng Change    Ranat Parameters   Peremeters Hesct  Unknown          In the confirmation window  click Yes     28 of 55    This action will restore MOST parameters in all of the ports to  factory defaults  See the respective User Manuals for the  parameters that will NOT be restored     Do you wish to continue      Observe the on screen confirmation of the parameters being reset     Reset Parameters v Parameters Reset  Yes    Click Next    to continue  viewing the sequential process and continuing to click Next    until you read the  Motor Control step of the wizard     24  Perform the Motor Control step of the PowerFlex 755 Startup Wizard  Make the selections  shown             Motor Control Mode  Induction Sensorless Vector     Primary Speed Feedback  Port 0  Param Open Loop Fdbk    Position Feedback  Port 0  Param Simula
28. r   s bum Nel  v ES themel Dabsirks lo Nel  vi Pending Changes      Below is s ist of changes that will be made if you click Finish    Wisin Step  Motor Conil    Ihanae parameter  4I    Speed  inds   vad frm  Hz  do  HUM     Wizard Step  Ramp Rates   Speed Limits     Change parameter  521    Max Rev Speed   value tom   60 00  to    1600  RPM  Change osrameter  520    Max Fwd Speed     value fom  50 00  to  1600  RPM        Wizard Step  Speedlieterence     Change parameter  517    Spd Ref A AnigHiI  value from  60 00  to  1600   Change parameter  545    Spd Ref A Sel   value fom  871  to  70050    EAA A peed   inis  value frm  H2  tn  RPM     Wizand Sh p  Skul  Siop     Change parameter  162    Ul two Heverse f    value tom  U  to   gumuz    Change parameter  158    DI Stop   value from  0  to  7000100    Chengepsrsmet  16   Di Sis  valve forn  V  3o  7000101            Click Finish  gt  gt   The wizard will write your changes to the drive       Note  The Pending Changes step can be used a reference tool  You can print the summary with    rm    the print button  amp   at the bottom of the window  You can refer to the printed summary when  commissioning duplicate drives or replacing a faulted drive     Using the Control Bar Tool    35  Change Parameter 301  Access Level  to Expert to allow all of the parameters to be visible     Parameters    Group  Show l ilter Value        d 71 Access   evel    Basic on  x 2 Veo   a Bas Tv coo INNEN NN                d          37 of 55      
29. r 1  Dig In Sts  Bit 1  Input 0      DI Forward   Reverse  Port 7  I O Module 24 V  Parameter 1  Dig In Sts  Bit 1  Input 2              Start   Stop    VES Welcore   VET Rut Prime   ok 5ystam Tima  vt EthemetPon   vB Motor Coro Port 7 Param Dig In Sis Dit l ir  Ici Motor Nata   vE Stop Mode DiSuxp Por 7  ParamMiginSts Nen  ir  m 7 ETEA    ES Vuecben fest r 1 Ug in Jte   vE AutuTunc    vIE inertia Auto Tune  Ulumu   eee Par 7 Param Dia In ts  Dit 2   Ir    v  Ramp Nates j Speer  imis   VES Speed Helerence  DE Run Forward Disebled           rm    9    amp    D iepe 0       vB Torque Reference Pert 7 1 0 Modulo 24V  i Marec Reference DE Run Revere  Dissbled I  E Ote  Vital inputs Ex CTT     amp  Digital Oupul Punt 7 I   Hun  Disabled    EK Digital Output Pon 7  pph    Parra der      B  Anslag Output Part    E Analog Uuiput Fort     E Ethemet Detelinks from Net  EJ Ebert Dukiinks lo Nel  BH Pending Changes       Click Next  gt  to the Other Digital Inputs step of the wizard   33  The Other Digital Inputs step is next  No changes need to be made here     35 of 55    Other Digital Inputs    Click Next  gt  to continue  viewing the sequential process  continue to click Next  gt  until you reach the    Wizard Step   vi Wi hon     Il ResetParameters  vB I System Time  vE ChemetPor  vE3 Motor Unnir   vl Motor Dain      8 1 Stop Moria   IE   rante   at  vE Auto Tune       ES  ipeo Auto lune       v ES Ramp Mates   Speed Limits     vE Speed Helerence       ES Torque Reference    VET Pos
30. rFlex 4 i PowerFlex 700 VC  T PowerFlex 4M PowerFlex 753    Tus   PowerFlex 40         om    PowerFlex 40P         PowerFlex 400    us   PowerFlex 400N E PowerFlex 7000 2    id PowerFlex DC           Bl powerFlex 400P            PowerFlex 523 Safety                5  The PowerFlex 755 drive will now appear in the Project Organizer window as PowerFlex 755 1    Project Organizer      Ax    Vier R C195    Name  Project3     PowerFlex 755 1           J  6  Click the button in the top right corner to connect to the PowerFlex 755  drive     7  Expand the AB_ETHIP 1  Ethernet drive and navigate to the PowerFlex 755 drive  Click OK     Connection         V Autnbrnwra Ratrach    m Workslalion  NAUSHOV11CV JI   t E Lir Gateways  Ethernet  7 x AB ETHIP 1  Ethernet  B 192164130  1783 1 LAP  1  1 1 APA  192 168 L11  1756 LN2TR  1756 EN2TIVD   a 192168121  L300 Liectronic Overioad Itelay  193 LIO  i a   ver 1  1789 A1  A Virtual Chasis       8  Wait as the Connected Components Workbench uploads parameters from the drive     21 of 55       NAUSROVIICV3RI AB ETHIP 1 192 168 1 20              V  Close window when complete          9  A Connected  status will be shown in the right hand corner of the PowerFlex 755 window   Displaying the Status View    10  Observe the multiple tabs available for each module available in the drive  This tabbed view    displays important drive information  such as voltage and amp ratings  series  revision  and  operational status    Disconnect Connected  NALSSOWT
31. reen which lists the available  motor control modes in the PowerFlex 755  For this lab session  we will choose the Sensorless  Vector mode  Press the    ENTER    soft key to make this your selection     Sensorless Vect       Entering Motor Nameplate Data    16  After selecting the motor control mode in the previous step  you are directed back to the General  Startup Main Menu     Motor Data    should be highlighted now  Press the    ENTER    soft key to make    this your selection  The next few steps will require you to input the nameplate information of the  motor you are doing a Startup on     Motor Data       17  Pressing the    ENTER    soft key in the previous step has led you to the    Startup Motor Data Entry     screen  The first information you will provide is the Motor Nameplate  NP  Volts  The Motor in the    12 of 55    demo is rated for 230 V  This should be the default value for this parameter  Press the    ENTER     soft key to confirm your input and move to the next screen     Edit Motor NP Volts  230 00 VAC    Min 0 10  Max       18  The next information you need to provide is the Power Units  By default the value of the  parameter should be set to    HP     Press the    ENTER    soft key to confirm your selection and move  to the next screen     Select type of power units  Shown on motor nameplate        19  You will now be required to input the Motor Nameplate  NP  Power  The motor internal to the  demo is rated 25 Watts  0 025 kW  or 0 033 HP  Notice that 
32. rkbench    Besides the HIM  the drive parameters and programming can be accessed via software tools  These  tools include DrivesTools SP  Connected Components Workbench  Logix Designer  or RSLogix5000 v16   or greater  with Drive AOP 3 01  or greater      About This Section    In this section  we will introduce you to Connected Components Workbench software and some of the  features that are common across all the software tools  This section is designed to take 50 minutes  and  you will     Connect to a PowerFlex drive using Connected Components Workbench software   Display the Status View   Display and edit parameters with the Linear List View   Display and edit parameters with the File   Group View   Use the Control Bar to control a drive   Use a Wizard   Upload configuration from drive to PC    Download configuration to drive from PC    Starting Connected Components Workbench and Connecting to the Drive    1  Verify that the demo boxes are connected as shown           2  Double click the Connected Components Workbench icon Us  from the desktop to start the  software    20 of 55    3  Maximize the Connected Components Workbench window so it fills the entire screen    4  Expand the Catalog and Drives tabs in the Device Toolbox section on the right side of the  screen  Double click the PowerFlex 755 drive   Device Toolbox Device Toolbox      Discover      Discover        atatos        J Controllers                   PowerFlex 700S    PowerFlex 700S 2  PowerFlex 700 AC    Powe
33. rve how the  wizard shows the pertinent parameters for this analog input  Also change the following     Speed Ref A Hi  60 Hz                H I A A        M             Wizard Step   v   Welcome   vE Reset Parameters  v   System Time  VFA Etieinet Por  vE Motor Control   vil Motor Data   v Stop Mode   vE Direction Test  vi  AutoTune    wv inerta Auto Tune    vE Ramp Rates   Speed Limits     v Speed Reference   E Torque Reference  E Position PTP Reference  E Start   Stop  E Other Digital Inputs   amp 3 Digital Output Port 7  E Oigital Output Port 7  E Analog Output Port 7  E Analog Output Pon 7  E Fthemet Datalinks trom Net  E Ethemet Datalinks to Net  E Pending Changes          Speed Reference    Speed Units  i 9  Speed Reference Pot 7 PammAnlgin  Value      Port  iu h    60   Aniq In0 Value       Apply    Cancel      Parameter   Port 7 Analog Input 0 Setup       Analog Type  Voltage Analog In Square Root      Speed Ref A Hi 600 D Analog in Hi 10 000 Volt    Speed Ret A Low 0 00 Hz Analog In Low 0 000 Volt    Analog In Loss Action igre      Actual Value 5 773 Valt         Cancel    lt Back   Ned      Einish          34 of 55          Click Next  gt  to continue  viewing the sequential process  continue to click Next  gt  until you reach the  Start   Stop step of the wizard     32  The Start   Stop step of the drive is next  Make the selections below      DI Start  Port 7  I O Module 24 V  Parameter 1  Dig In Sts  Bit 1  Input 1      DI Stop  Port 7  I O Module 24 V  Paramete
34. switches  cycle  power to drive demo     4  Ifthe PowerFlex 755 is faulted  then reset the fault by clicking the O button on the HIM     5  Set the EXT  MOTOR switch to PF755 for the lab     EXT  MOTOR  PF755 E300    X        45 of 55    
35. t key to make this your selection     In the  Param to Use  window Press the Enter soft key to select    First  you will select the bit Digital Input you want to use as your START  We are going to use the  selector switch labeled  Di 1  as our start input  To do this scroll to Bit 01 Input 1 and press the  Enter soft key     Repeat to select the selector switch labeled    Di 0    as your Stop switch  Bit 00 Input 0  and the  selector switch labeled  Di 2  as your Forward Reverse switch  Bit 02 Input 2  in that order     You should now be back in the    Start Stop I O    menu screen  This is all we will configure in this    section so use the    down arrow keys to scroll down to the last item on the list    Done     After     Done    is highlighted  use the    ENTER    soft key to make this your selection     You should now be back in the General Startup Main Menu screen  you have finished with the  Startup routine steps required for this lab session  Select    Done    using the    ENTER    soft key to  exit out this screen     Select    Exit Startup    using the    ENTER    soft key to exit out of the Startup routine     You can now test your drive to perform the functions you configured during the startup routine  namely  Start toggling the selector switch Di 1 to Start  Stop using the selector switch Di 0   change direction using Di 2 and provide speed reference using the  0 10VDC IN 0    pot     19 of 55       Section 2  Assisted Drive Startup using Connected Components Wo
36. ta  ty   vii Smpn Madr  v K3 tartan   act  vE Auv Lune   vE inertia AutoTune  vi   Ramp Rates   Speed   imac   E Sinaad Hateranca     E lorque I leference  B Poston P TP Reference  Bi Stal   Slap  K3 Oar Digital Inputs  E Digtal Output  ot 7  E Usgisl Oulpul lod    EA Andeng Quia Pos 7  ici Analog Output Pot 7  EJ Ethernet Dataiinks from Net  ES themel Vulehnks io Nel    Em Pi fine homage D a    Accel Time   1U QC Derri Time 1 10  d       Adjust the S Curve values and see how that changes the shape of the ramps  Set it back to zero  before moving on     Click Next  gt  to the Speed Reference step of the wizard     30  The Speed Heference step is next  It helps you select where the drive gets its speed reference   Observe the screen with the default value of Port 0  Parameter 871  Port 1 Reference      33 of 55    Wizard Step    vE Welcome   v E3 Reset Parameters  vE   System Time   v E3 Ether  etPort   vE Motor Control   v E3 Motor Data    vl Stop Mode   v  Direction   est  vE Auto Tune   vEJ Inertia AutoTure    vE Ramp Rates   Speed Lirits     vE Speed Reference  E Torque Reference  Position PTP Reference  E Start  Stop  E Other Digital Innuts    Ethernet Detalinks from Net    EthernetDetalinks to Net  Pending Changes    Speed Reference    Speed Unis HE  v     Speed Reference Port 0  Faram Port 1 Reference   mer       Reference Port                Cancel  lt  Back Next  gt  Finish  gt  gt     31  Now select the reference to be from Port 7  Parameter 50  Anlg InO Value   obse
37. the drive  You can start the    drive and by using the START      16 of 55    34     35     36     37     38        39     The next screen asks the question    Is the direction of rotation forward     and requires confirmation  that the changes to direction are acceptable  Select    Yes    by pressing the    ENTER    soft key        Press the Stop key   This should successfully complete the Direction test    You should now be back in the    Motor Test Menu    screen  Now use the    ENTER    soft key to select  the    Auto tune    Test  Read the important information on the screen and press the    ENTER    soft  key     Pressing the    ENTER    soft key in the previous step has directed you to the    Select the tuning  mode    screen  For this lab session  we will perform a rotate tune on the demo motor  Select the  default highlighted option    Rotate Tune    by pressing the    ENTER    soft key     As directed by the HIM screen information  press the START key rl to start the  Auto tune   Test  Notice the changing information on the HIM  as the different parts of the Auto tune tests are  completed  Wait till the test is completed        The completion of the test is indicated by the  Test Completed Successfully  screen  Press the   ENTER  soft key        40     Pressing the    ENTER    key in the previous step has directed you back to the    Motor Test Menu      Use the  ENTER  soft key to select  Done  in the  Motor Test Menu  screen     17 of 55    Configuring the Speed Re
38. there are no designated buttons on  the HIM keypad for entering a decimal point  The PowerFlex 755 HIM keypad uses a soft key to  provide a    decimal point    button  This    decimal point    soft key is activated when the first digit in the  numeric value is entered  In this case  start by entering  0   Notice how one of the soft keys  top  row of the HIM keypad  is now a  decimal point  button  Use the  decimal point  soft key button and  the appropriate number keys to input a value of  0 033   Press the  ENTER  soft key to confirm  your input and move to the next screen     dit Motor NP Power Edit Motor NP Power  1 00 HP 0 03 HP    Min Min 0 01  1 00 Max Def 2000 00          13 of 55    20     21     22     23     24     25     You will now be required to input the Motor Nameplate  NP  Amperes  The Motor in the demo is  rated for 0 22 amps  Use the    decimal point    soft key button and the appropriate number keys to  input a value of  0 22   Press the  ENTER  soft key to confirm your input and move to the next  Screen        You should be in the  Edit Motor NP Hertz  screen  The Motor in the demo is rated for 60 Hz  The  Default value should be  60  Hz  Press the  ENTER  soft key to confirm your input and move to  the next screen     You will now be required to input the Motor Nameplate  NP  RPM  The Motor in the demo is  rated for 1600 RPM  Use the appropriate number keys to input a value of    1600    Press the   ENTER  soft key to confirm your input and move to the n
39. tops   click the Yes radio button  Observe how clicking the Yes radio button updated the screen with a Test  Passed Status as well as adding the Change Direction option       Note  The number labeled    Encoder Feedback    might not match the reference speed you typed      that is okay for this step  and you can proceed with the lab     Click Next  gt  to the AutoTune step of the wizard   28  The AutoTune step is next  This step is where you can use the automatic tuning algorithms   AutoTune   When running these algorithms  the drive energizes the motor and makes   measurements  which are used to make parameter settings                   Wiucurd Slep  vE Welcome AutoTune  v ResctParamceterz  v  d System Time Danger This testwill START and STOP a device Rotate Tune will cause motor rotabon Misuse may result in death  injury  or damage to equipment  vE Pthermet Pod v You should have an external safe method of controlling he device nearby when using fs feature  vB Mula Cuntel     vi Motor Data  vB 1 Stop Mode     LE  vE Dicta Test A Ensure that Motor Data is correct before proceeding wih ths page AutoTune causes some parameters in the dave to change immediately  vE Autu   une     E3 inertia AutoTune    R I Ramp Rates   Speed   imi          E Speed Heterence Hunning Auto  une allows the dnve to sample the molor charactenishics and property set   s bandwidth and gems  Use Hotste   une it no load or a  A Torque Reference low fnchon inad is attached or the drive is in Fax Vector mod
40. tor Fdbk    Z PowerFlex 755 Startup Wizard    5 of 23      Ward Sten Motor Control    v     Welcome   vE3 Resul Parameters   v System Time   vE EthornctPon Inductiun Vults   Hz    vti Motor Canto     E Motor Vata   Induction Sensors Vector   EJ Stop Mode n   EZ Drecton Test InJucbun Flux Vecdur   Lal Auto Tunc   E inertia Auto T une Permanent Magrset Flux Vectur   B itamo lates   Speed Limits   EJ Speed Holesencc  x   Z i  amp n m   Fl Torque Reference c Spoud   L urque   Pusalun Mude     RJ Postton PTP Reference inum VIB IS   E3 Stert  Stop VHz Curve stam V   ES Otho  Duital Inpulz   FA Digital Qutput P od 7 Run Docet   E Digital Output Pon 7   Es Analog Output     ort   Ston   Accel Boost   E Analog Oulpul Poil     F temet Datalink  frm Net   Break V  Bj Cthemet Datalinks to Net n       Ch  E3 Penang Changes Brouk Frequency    Speed Urls fiz X    Punay Speed Fesdbuck Por 0  Param Open Loop dbk    Poseurs Foodbesck Pae N  Param Simulator dhk           Click Next  gt  to the Motor Data step of the wizard     25  The Motor Data step is next  This step assists in entering the data from your motor s nameplate  into the drive  Change the parameters to the following       Power Units  HP      Motor NP Power  0 03 HP    Motor NP FLA  0 22 Amps    29 of 55      Motor NP Volts  230 VAC     Motor NP Hertz  60 Hz     Motor NP RPM  1600 RPM    Motor OL Factor  1 00     Motor Poles  4 Pole    FK PewerFlex 755 Startup Wizard    6 of 19     Wizard Step        00000  vE Welcome Motor Data  
    
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