White Electric | Flush Plates - Standard Range, Architrave Size, Switch Plate 1 Gang (75 x 32mm)

Issue:
ATV312 Sleep function configuration

Product Line:
All ATV312 Drives

Environment:
All model numbers, all serial numbers

Cause:
Sleep function

Resolution:
Yes.
TLS is a low speed time out.  If the drive is maintaining low speed (LSP) for the amount of time you set under TLS (in seconds), then will cause the drive to go to sleep.
It will wake up and run when commanded faster than LSP.

Press Enter (press on the dial) and scroll down (turn the dial clockwise) to SET menu.  
Press Enter and scroll down to TLS parameter.
Press Enter to view current setting and to make changes.  
Press Enter to save changes.



 

 

Issue:
Why did my ATV312 run the motor in reverse when a run forward command is given?

Product Line:
ATV312

Environment:
All models

Cause:
Motor runs backwards

Resolution:
Verify the run forward command: Monitor the logic inputs in Menu SUP > LIA- > LIS. 
If using local or remote keypad command, consider the setting for CtL > rot, Rotating direction and action of the FWD/REV button.

If the correct run command is confirmed, then reverse the phasing to the motor by swapping two of the motor leads at the output of the drive, Terminals U/T1-V/T2-W/T3.
 

Issue:
Auxiliary contact modules for the LC1D and LC2D contactors

Product Line: 
Contactor and Starters - IEC

Environment:
North American Products

Resolution:
Select based on application requirements. Please note that the TeSys and Pre-TeSys auxiliary blocks are backward/forward compatible.
Front Mounting; maximum of 1 block per contactor:

N.O.-------N.C.-----TeSys P/N--------Pre-TeSys P/N
--1-----------1---------LADN11-----------LA1DN11
--1-----------1---------LADN11G---------LA1DN11G (See Footnote 1)
--1-----------1---------LADN11P---------LA1DN11P (See Footnote 1)
--2-----------0---------LADN20-----------LA1DN20
--2-----------0---------LA1DX20---------LA1DX20 (See Footnote 2)
--2-----------0---------LA1DY20---------LA1DY20 (See Footnote 3)
--0-----------2---------LADN02-----------LA1DN02
--2-----------2---------LADN22-----------LA1DN22
--2-----------2---------LADN22G---------LA1DN22G (See Footnote 1)
--2-----------2---------LADN22P---------LA1DN22P (See Footnote 1)
--2-----------2---------LADC22------------LA1DC22 (See Footnote 4)
--3-----------1---------LADN31------------LA1DN31
--3-----------1---------LA1DZ31----------LA1DZ31 (See Footnote 5)
--1-----------3---------LADN13------------LA1DN13
--4-----------0---------LADN40------------LA1DN40
--4-----------0---------LA1DZ40-----------LA1DZ40 (See Footnote 6)
--0-----------4---------LADN04------------LA1DN04




Front Mounting; maximum of 1 block per contactor: For use with D2 Series 25 amp through 80 amp contactors and TeSys Series 40 amp through 80 amp only.

N.O.-------N.C.-----TeSys P/N--------Pre-TeSys P/N
--1-----------0--------LADN10----------LA1DN10
--0-----------1--------LADN01----------LA1DN01

Side Mounting; maximum of 1 block on each side for D2 Series and Tesys Series 40 through 80 amp contactors. Tesys 9 through 32, 115, and 150 amps contactors will accept 1 block and is limited to left side only. (*) DC control devices will not accept side mount auxiliaries.
(*) DC control exceptions that will accept one left side mounted auxiliary: LC1D115 & LC1D150.

N.O.-------N.C.-----TeSys P/N--------Pre-TeSys P/N
--1-----------1--------LAD8N11----------LA8DN11
--2-----------0--------LAD8N20----------LA8DN20
--0-----------2--------LAD8N02----------N/A

Footnotes:
{1.EN_US} EN50 012 Machine Tool Terminal Markings
{2.EN_US} (2) NO Sealed Dust Tight Contacts
{3.EN_US} Gold Flash Contacts
{4.EN_US} (1) NO & (1) NC Standard and (1) NO & (1) NC Make Before Break
{5.EN_US} (2) NO Dust Tight Contacts & (1) NO & (1) NC Standard Contacts
{6.EN_US} (2) NO Dust Tight Contacts & (2) NO Standard Contacts

Issue:
is there a maximum distance of the cables connected between the drive and motor?

Product Line:
Altivar ATV61 and ATV71

Environment:
All

Cause:
Application notes on motor cable distance.

Resolution:






Length of motor cables from ATV71

Please see below from the Instruction Sheet (Doc Ref. NNZ4291701) for MN/MX coils in the new ComPacT NSX (Catalogue Doc Ref. LVPED221001EN) range.




This a new part / clip in the new ComPacT NSX range breaker frame. Please note that this part does not exist as a spare part.

There wasn’t anything like this in the old Compact NSX (Catalogue Doc Ref. LVPED217032EN) version coils and it has been developed for the new range to improve the installation of the coil and help to fix it in the block and prevent from any movement.

If you have an old Compact NSX frame with new range MN/MX coils, this part is not mandatory.
 

There are two types of clock behaviours found on iEM3000 meter series.
iEM3110, iEM3210, iEM3150, iEM3250, iEM3310 and iEM3350
These meters lose the clock immediately after the power interruption as there is no super capacitor or battery built-in. When power is interrupted, the date and time are reset and you must enter configuration mode to configure the clock, if you require time information.

iEM3115, iEM3135, iEM3155, iEM3165, iEM3175, iEM3215, iEM3235, iEM3455/iEM3555, iEM3465/iEM3565, iEM3275, iEM3335, iEM3355, iEM3365, iEM3375, iEM3455, iEM3465, iEM3555 and iEM3565
These meters could  keep the clock running for up to 3 days in absence of external power, the meter design uses a built-in super capacitor (not a battery) to power the clock only and keep it running. If power is interrupted for longer than 3 days, the device automatically displays the screen to set Date and Time when power is restored.

Refer to User manual for further information (page 28).
https://www.se.com/ww/en/download/document/DOCA0005EN/