White Electric | Automatic Single Socket Outlet, 250VAC, 10A, 1 Pole

Issue:
PID setup for the ATV61 or ATV71 drives.

Product line:
ATV61 and ATV71

Environment:
All models, all serial numbers

Cause:
PID set up to maintain pressure control with a fixed pressure set point

Resolution:
1.7 Application function menu -> PID regulator

PID feedback assign(PIF)= signal for the PID loop feedback
Min PID feedback(PIF1)= 0 (example only)
Min range of PID signal
Max PID feedback(PIF2)= 1000 (example only)
Max range of PID signal
Min PID reference(PIP1)= 100 (example only)
Min range of PID window
Max PID reference(PIP2)= 900 (example only)
Max range of PID window
Act. internal PID ref(PII)= Yes set point is from internal PID ref(rPI)
Internal PID set point
PID Prop. gain(rPG)= 0.75 (example only)
PID Loop response
PID integral gain(rIG)= 0.1 (example only)
PID Loop response
PID ramp(PrP)= 6 seconds (example only)
Auto/Manual Assign(PAU)
Switch to and from PID mode
Acceleration 2(AC2)= 5 seconds factory default
Acceleration before the VFD enters the PID window
Manual reference(PIn)
Speed reference when Auto/Manual assign(PAU) input is active  

ATV61_Programming manual

Issue:
Programming an ATV61/71 drive to show speed as percentage instead of frequency.

Product Line:
ATV61, ATV71

Environment:
All models and serial numbers

Cause:
None

Resolution:

Show Output Frequency As a Percentage

1. go to menu 2 , Access level = advanced or expert
2. go to menu 7 , Display config menu
3. go to menu 7.1, User parameters menu
4. go to "Parameter selection"; choose Menu 1.2 [Monitoring]. 
5. Select “Output Frequency”
6. Esc until come back to the 7.1 User parameters menu
7. Go to the "Customized selection "
8. Select “Output Frequency”
9. If you want to change the name from “Output Frequency to Output Percentage
   1. Choose “User Name”
   2. Turn the thumb wheel to scroll to the letter “O” then press the F3 button to move the cursor to the rightmost position, repeat selecting the next letter.  (note: to move back press F2 and to end and save this custom name press enter)
10. Select “Unit” and select “%”
11. Select “Multiplier” and enter “10”
12. Select “Divisor” and select “6”
13. Press Esc back to the MAIN MENU
14. Press enter on the DRIVE MENU.
15. Scroll to the MONITORING menu and press enter
16. Scroll to the customized “User Name” you entered above.
17. You should see the output frequency shown as a percentage.

Issue:
Identifying the spacer part number for use with a LC*D, GV2AF3, and GV2 device combination

Product Line:
Contactors and Starters IEC

Environment:
Tesys D contactors and GV manual starters

Cause:
Spacer required

Resolution:
Compensation plate catalog number GV1F03, requires 2 pieces snap together.

Issue:
What is the difference between the pre-Tesys and Tesys D line contactors?

Product Line:
Tesys D line contactors 

Environment:
IEC Contactors and Starters

Cause:
The pre-tesys D line contactors have been replaced by the new Tesys D line contactors
 
Resolution:

The pre-Tesys style of contactor included the auxiliary contact arrangement in the part number, for example the LC1D0911 is a 9 amp contactor with 1 normally open and one normally closed auxiliary contact, and the LC1D8010 is an 80 amp contactor with 1 normally open auxiliary contact and no normally closed auxiliary contacts. The current line of contactors do not include the auxiliary contacts in the part number, but automatically come with 1 normally open and 1 normally closed auxiliary contact; both the LC1D09 and LC1D80 would come with one of each.  

Issue:
What single potentiometer operator with single pot should be used with 10 ohms?

Product Line:
Harmony Push Buttons

Environment:
Harmony 9001K potentiometer

Cause:
Product Features

Resolution:
The 9001 K20 is the operator only without the single pot. The 9001 K21 is the operator with the single pot.

Issue:
Does Schneider Electric have a CMTR (Certified Material Test Report) on enclosed drives?

Product Line;
ATV61W, ATV31/312W, EFlex, MFlex, SFlex, MCC, all  Enclosed

Environment;
All enclosed

Resolution;
See attached, Certificate of Factory Test, per Seneca TAG.  This is has to be included as part of the order to guarantee getting one, in 2014 the cost is list $450/ net $100 per line item.