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Application Guide
Open the catalog to page 1Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Contents 1.1 Purpose of this Application Guide 6 1.2 Manual and Software Version 6 1.4 Parameter Table Reading Guide 6 1.7 System Integrator Responsibilities 8 4.5 Drive Control Parameters 17 4.8.2 U Phase Over Load Protection 19 4.8.3 V Phase Over Load Protection 19 4.8.4 W Phase Over Load Protection 20 4.8.5 U Phase Current Protection 20
Open the catalog to page 3Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Contents 4.8.6 V Phase Current Protection 20 4.8.7 W Phase Current Protection 21 4.10 System Menu (Control Keypad: Menu M6) 21 4.11 Expander Boards (Control Keypad: Menu M7) 21 5 Monitoring Value Descriptions 22 5.3 Fieldbus Monitoring Values 29 6.3.2.1 Parameter Set-up Examples 38 6.5 Drive Control Parameters 46 6.8.5 Over Load Protection 53 6.8.5.2 U Phase Over Load Protection 54 6.8.5.3 V Phase Over Load Protection 55 6.8.5.4 W Phase Over Load Protection 56 6.8.6 U Phase Current Protection 56 6.8.7 V Phase Current Protection 57 6.8.8 W Phase...
Open the catalog to page 4Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Contents 6.10.1 Defining an Input/Output for a Certain Function on Keypad 60 6.10.2 Defining a Terminal for a Certain Function with VACON® NCDrive 60 6.10.3 Defining Unused Inputs/Outputs 61 6.11 Fieldbus Control In Detail 61 6.11.1 Fieldbus Control Word (Standard) 62 6.11.2 Fieldbus Control Word (DCGuard Profile 1) 62 6.11.3 Fieldbus Status Word 63 6.11.4 Application Status Word 64
Open the catalog to page 5Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Introduction 1.1 Purpose of this Application Guide This Application Guide provides information for configuring the system, controlling the AC drive, accessing parameters, programming, and troubleshooting of the AC drive. It is intended for use by qualified personnel. To use the drive safely and professionally, read and follow the instructions. Pay particular attention to the safety instructions and general warnings that are provided in this manual and other documentation delivered with the drive. The VACON® NXP DCGuard™ application software and this...
Open the catalog to page 6Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Introduction Illustration 1: Parameter Table Reading Guide 1.5 Application Functionality VACON® NXP DCGuard™ is a fast DC current cutter device that detects and cuts off an outgoing short-circuit current. The main function is to isolate the faulty DC grid from the healthy DC grid, before that fault affects the healthy DC grid. Two inverter units in a DCGuard peer-to-peer topology are required to be able to cut off short-circuit current both ways. VACON® NXP DCGuard™ consist of VACON® NXP inverter units and application software ADFIF102. To ensure the...
Open the catalog to page 7Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ NXP3 control board VB761 revision D or newer. System software version NXP00002V193 or newer. 1.7 System Integrator Responsibilities The VACON® NXP DCGuard™ is developed to be used as a component in a common-DC system. System design and control must be done by the system integrator. The VACON® NXP DCGuard™ peer-to-peer system is made of two independent DCGuard units, although they operate as a pair. It is the responsibility of the system integrator to implement the two DCGuard units in to the system, to ensure correct functionality, and to ensure...
Open the catalog to page 8Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ 2 Control I/O 2.1 Control I/O Configuration The figure shows the default I/O configuration for the VACON® NXP DCGuard™ application and a basic description of the terminals and signals of the I/O board. For more information on control terminals, see the VACON® NXP DCGuard™ application guide.
Open the catalog to page 9Control I/O Standard I/O board Analog input 2 Range 0-10 V, Ri = 200 Q Range 0-20 mA Ri = 250 Q Control voltage output Analog input 2 Input range selected by jumpers Default range: Current 0-20 mA Relay output 1 Programmable G2.3 Relay output 2 Programmable G2.3 The Default I/O Configuration for the VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Application
Open the catalog to page 10Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Monitoring Values Table 2: Monitoring 1 Values
Open the catalog to page 11Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Monitoring Values Table 4: Fieldbus Values
Open the catalog to page 12Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists Table 5: Basic Parameters
Open the catalog to page 13Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists
Open the catalog to page 14Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists
Open the catalog to page 15Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists
Open the catalog to page 16Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists 4.5 Drive Control Parameters Table 14: Drive Control Parameters
Open the catalog to page 17Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists
Open the catalog to page 18Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists
Open the catalog to page 19Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists
Open the catalog to page 20Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Parameter Lists Table 25: W Phase Current Protection 4.10 System Menu (Control Keypad: Menu M6) For parameters and functions related to the general use of the AC drive, such as application and language selection, customised parameter sets or information about the hardware and software, see the product's User Manual. 4.11 Expander Boards (Control Keypad: Menu M7) The M7 menu shows the expander and option boards attached to the control board and board related information. For more information, see the product's User Manual.
Open the catalog to page 21Application Guide | VACON® NXP DCGuard™ Monitoring Value Descriptions 5.1.1 (ID 3) DC-Link Amps Location in the menu: V1.1.1 This monitoring value shows the measured DC-link current in amperes. The accuracy of the shown current value depends on the nominal current of the drive. Table 27: Accuracy of the Monitoring Value 5.1.2 (ID 1861) DC-Link Current Location in the menu: V1.1.2 This monitoring value shows the calculated DC-link current in %. • DC-Link Current > 0: Current is flowing from the DC-link side to the motor phase side. • DC-Link Current < 0: Current is flowing from the motor...
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