Rockwell Automation Reliance electric GV3000/SE Bedienungsanleitung

Sek

ELECTRICS!

GV3000/SE

Operator

Interface

Module

(OIM)

User

Guide

Version

2.0

M/N

2RK3000

Instruction

Manual

D2-3342-2

Rockwell

The

information

this

manual

subject

change

without

notice.

Throughout

this

manual,

the

following

notes

are

used

alert

you

safety

considerations:

ATTENTION:

Identifies

information

about

practices

circumstances

that

can

lead

personal

injury

death,

property

damage,

economic

loss.

Important:

Identifies

information

that

critical

for

successful

application

and

understanding

the

product.

The

thick

black

bar

shown

the

outside

margin

this

page

will

beused

throughout

this

instruction

manual

signify

new

revised

text

figures.

ATTENTION:

Only

qualified

electrical

personnel

familiar

with

the

construction

and

operation

this

equipment

and

the

hazards

involved

should

install,

adjust,

operate,

service

this

equipment.

Read

and

understand

this

manual

and

other

applicable

manuals

their

entirety

before

proceeding.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

severe

bodily

injury

loss

life.

ATTENTION:

bus

capacitors

retain

hazardous

voltages

after

input

power

has

been

disconnected.

After

disconnecting

input

power,

wait

five

(5)

minutes

for

the

bus

capacitors

discharge

and

then

check

the

voltage

with

voltmeter

ensure

the

bus

capacitors

are

discharged

before

touching

any

internal

components.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

severe

bodily

injury

loss

life.

ATTENTION:

The

drive

can

operate

and

maintain

zero

speed.

The

user

responsible

for

assuring

safeconditions

for

operating

personnel

providing

suitable

guards,

audible

visual

alarms,

other

devices

indicate

that

the

drive

operating

may

operate

near

zero

speed.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

severe

bodily

injury

loss

life.

ATTENTION:

not

install

remove

modification

kits

with

power

applied

the

drive.

Disconnect

and

lock

out

incoming

power

before

attempting

such

installation

removal.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

severe

bodily

injury

loss

life.

ATTENTION:

Pressing

"i"

the

OIM

immediately

starts

the

motor

the

control

source

set

OIM.

Make

sure

the

motor

and

driven

machinery

are

safe

start

before

pressing

these

keys.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

severe

bodily

injury

loss

life.

ATTENTION:

The

user

must

provide

external,

hardwired

emergency

stop

circuit

outside

the

drive

circuitry.

This

circuit

must

disable

the

system

case

improper

operation.

Uncontrolled

machine

operation

may

result

this

procedure

not

followed.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

bodily

injury.

ATTENTION:

The

user

responsible

for

conforming

with

all

applicable

local,

national,

and

international

codes.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

damage

to,

destruction

of,

the

equipment.

ATTENTION:

The

user

must

install

appropriate

hardwired

equipment

ground

between

the

OIM,

the

drive,

and

the

drive

enclosure.

This

prevents

electrostatic

discharge

within

the

equipment.

Failure

observe

this

precaution

could

result

damage

to,

destruction

of,

the

equipment.

Reliance,

GV3000/SE,

and

AutoMax

are

trademarks

Rockwell

Automation.

Rockwell

International

Corporation

Introduction

the

OIM

1.4

1.2

1.3

Differences

Between

the

OIM

and

the

Front

Panel

Keypad/Display

...............

1-1

Publications

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1-2

Getting

Assistance

from

Reliance

Electric............ccccceeceeeeecceeeeeeeeeeeessteeesnees

1-3

Description

the

OIM

Keypad,

Display,

and

Indicators

2.1

2.2

3.1

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

4.1

4.2

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2-5

2.2.1

Drive

Status

INGICAtOIS

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2-5

2.2.2

Key

INGICALOMS

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ence

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2-6

2.2.3

Special

Display

Characters

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2-7

Installing,

Powering,

and

Adjusting

the

OIM

Installing

Replacing

the

OIM

..........ccecccceccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseneeetenneeseaes

3-1

3.1.1

OIM

Kit

Content

........

ccc

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3-1

3.1.2

Equipment

Needed

Install

Replace

the

OIM.............cccceecennes

3-2

3.1.3

Installing

the

OIM

..........ccccccccccceecceeceeeeeeeeeececeeeeeeeeesecaeeeseeeesereeesstaeensnees

3-2

3.1.4

Replacing

the

OIM

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3-4

Powering

the

OIM

..........c:ccccceccceesceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeecaeeescaeeseceeeesseeessueeesenaeeneaes

3-4

Adjusting

the

Screen

Contrast

...........cccccceeccecceeeseececeeceeceeeseceeeseeeesereessneeeeeneees

3-5

Changing

the

Language

Displayed

the

OIM............::::cccccceeeeeeseteessteeeeensees

3-6

Scaling

Speed

Units

for

Your

Application

...........ccccccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeseeees

3-7

3.5.1

Scaling

Speed

Units

«00.2...

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3-7

3.5.2

Setting

OTHER

Speed

Units

«2.2...

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3-8

Basics

Programming

the

Drive

Using

the

OIM

Accessing

OIM

Menus

and

Parameters

............:.:cccccceeeeeececeeeeeeeesereetsueeeeeeees

4-1

4.1.1

Accessing

the

MenuS

...........:

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ere

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4-1

4.1.2

Using

Help

Program

Mode

............ccccceeeeereeeeeneeeeeeencieeeeeetnieeeeeennees

4-2

4.1.3

Accessing

the

ParameterS

..........::cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeetnieeeesetiineeeesenaas

4-4

4.1.4

Viewing

Parameter

ValUCS

...........

cee

cceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeeneeeeeeenineeeneneas

4-6

4.1.5

Changing

Parameter

ValUeS

............0c:cccccceeeceeceeeeeeeeceeeseceeeneeesseeeeesees

4-6

4.1.6

Parameter

Values

that

Cannot

Changed

.............c:cccecseeeeeeteeeeeeees

4-8

Using

Password

Protect

Programming.

..........ccccceceeeeeeeeeeetteeeeeenieeeeeeenaas

4-8

Restoring

Factory

Default

General

Parameters

.............::::cccceeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeees

4-9

4.3

Using

Quick

Start

Program

the

Drive

5.1

5.2

5.3

5.4

5.5

Preparing

for

QUICK

Start

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5-1

Using

the

Quick

Start

Exit

M@nU..........cccccccceceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeeeeeeeneeeesseeeneas

5-2

Programming

the

Drive

Using

Quick

Start............ccccccceesseeeeeeeeeeeeeesereeesseeeeees

5-3

Self-Tuning

Drives

Programmed

for

Vector

Regulation

.............:::cceecceeeeees

5-4

5.4.1

Setting

the

OIM

for

Self-TUNning

..............c:cceeeeeeeseceeeeeeeeseeeetsteeeeeneees

5-5

5.4.2

Performing

Self-TUNiNg

...........ccccccecceeeececeeeeeeeeeeseneeeeseeeeseneeeeseeeseeeees

5-5

5.4.3

Exiting

Before

Self-Tuning

Complete..............::::cccccccecceseteetseeeeeseees

5-7

5.4.4

What

Fault

Occurs

During

Self-Tuning.............::::ceeeeeeeee

5-7

Quick

Start

Parameter

Descriptions

..............cceceeeccceeeceeeeeeeeteeeeeeseeeeteneeeeesaeeees

5-8

Contents

Using

the

OIM

Monitor

and

Control

theDrive

6.1

Using

the

OIM

Monitor

Drive

Outputs

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entree

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6-1

6.1.1

Description

the

Monitor

Mode

Outputs

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6-1

6.1.2

Selecting

the

Outputs

Monitor

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6-2

6.1.3

Using

Help

Monitor

Mode

........

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6-3

6.1.4

Changing

the

Manual

Reference

Using

the

OIM.............::::ceceeeeee

6-3

6.2

Selecting

the

Control

SOUICE

«0.0...

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6-4

6.3

Using

the

OIM

Control

the

Drive

............cccceeeceeceeeeceeeeeeceeeeseeeeseneeeeseneeeeeeeens

6-5

6.3.1

Starting

the

Drive

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6-5

6.3.2

Stopping

the

Drive

........

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6-5

6.3.3

Changing

the

Direction

the

Drive

..............cccccecceeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeenteeeeeees

6-5

Troubleshooting

the

Drive

Using

the

OIM

7.1

Identifying

Problems

Indicated

Faults

Alarms

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7-4

7.2

Reviewing

and

Resetting

Faults

Using

the

Fault

............::ccceeeeeeeeees

7-3

7.2.1

Reviewing

the

Fault

Log

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7-3

7.2.2

Resetting

Faults

and

Clearing

the

Fault

Log

............c:ccecseeeeteeteeeteeeees

7-4

7.3

Reviewing

Active

Alarms

Using

the

Alarm

Menu............::cccccccsereeeeeetteeeeereeee

7-5

7.4

Using

Diagnostics

Troubleshoot

Drive

Problems.............0..

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7-6

7.5

Clearing

Programming

Error

Screen

..............:::ccececceeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeens

7-7

7.6

Falllure............cccccceccceeecceceeeceececeeeeececaeeeceeeeeeaeeeseeesecaeeesscaeesseeessieeeesinees

7-8

7.7

Alarm

and

Fault

Names

Cross-Referenced

Front

Panel

Keypad/Display

Codes

...........ccccccccececeeeceeceeeeeceeeeeceaeeeseaeeeeceeeseneeeesueeesinaeesenees

7-9

OIM

Parameters

Cross-Referenced

Software

I/M

Parameters

and

Parameter

NUMDESS............:cccceecceeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeenneeeeeeeccneeeseeecineeeseenieeeeeseenineeeeeenaees

A-1

GV3000/SE

OIM

and

Parameter

Organization

............::::cccceessceeeeeeesteeeseeees

B-1

Record

User

Parameter

SettingS

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Index-1

GV3000/SE

Operator

Interface

Module

(OIM)

User

Guide,

Version

2.0

Figure

2.1

—

OIM

Keypad,

Display,

and

Indicators

............0.ccccceeececeeeseeeeseeeeteeeeeneees

2-1

Figure

2.2

—

OIM

Display

Program

Mode

with

Main

Displayed

..................

2-5

Figure

3.1

—

Enclosure

Cutout

DIMeNSiOnS

........

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ere

etter

entree

3-3

Figure

3.2

—

OIM

Power-Up

Sequence.

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3-5

Figure

3.3

—

Contrast

Adjustment

Screen...

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3-6

Figure3.4

—

Language

Selection

Screen

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3-6

Figure

3.5

—

Define

Speed

Units

Screen

Vector

Regulation

............::::::cceceeeees

3-8

Figure

3.6

—

Define

Speed

Units

Tag

Screen............c:ccccecceceeeeeeeeeeeseceeteeeeessneeeeeneees

3-8

Figure3.7

—

Define

Speed

Units

Full

Scale

Value

Screen...

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ener

3-9

Figure

3.8

—

Define

Speed

Units

Screen

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eenteeeneeenreenaees

3-10

Figure

4.1

—

Main

Screen

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4-2

Figure

4.2

—

Main

Help

Screen...

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4-3

Figure

4.3

—

Example

the

Speed

Control

Help

Screen

............:.:::cceeeee

4-3

Figure4.4

—

Example

Parameter

Help

Screen

..............::::ccccecceeeeceeeeeeeeeteeeesnees

4-3

Figure

4.5

—

Selecting

the

Speed

Control

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4-4

Figure

4.6

—

Speed

Control

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4-5

Figure4.7

—

Speed

Control

with

Cursor

Jog

Configure

........0....::cceceees

4-5

Figure

4.8

—

Jog

Configure

M@Nlu

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4-5

Figure

4.9

—

Example

Parameter

Entry

Screen

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4-6

Figure

4.10

—

Parameter

Entry

Screen

with

List

Options.......00......::ceceeeeees

4-7

Figure

4.11

PROGRAMMING

DISABLE

Parameter

Entry

Screen.................:5

4-9

Figure

5.1

—

Quick

Start

Exit

M@Nu..............cceccccceeeceeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeecaeeeseeeeeneeeeesnnaeesenees

5-2

Figure

5.2

—

First

Quick

Start

Parameter

Entry

Screen

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eereeneeneees

5-3

Figure

5.3

—

Quick

Start

Self-Tuning

Screen

Vector

Regulation

.............:::0ce

5-4

Figure

5.4

—

Attention

Screen

Displayed

After

Enabling

Self-Tuning

.................0:

5-6

Figure

5.5

—

Self-Tuning

Enabled

Screen...

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5-6

Figure

5.6

—

Self-Tuning

Active

SCre@n

.......

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cence

reir

tieteneentenentenneee

5-6

Figure

6.1

—

Example

Monitor

Mode

Screen

for

Vector

Regulation

with

Six

Outputs

Displayed

.............ccecceeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeseceeeceeeeseceeesaseeeneeeeesneees

6-1

Figure

6.2

—

Monitor

Mode

Screen

with

Four

Outputs

Displayed..............:::0ce

6-2

Figure

6.3

—

Monitor

Mode

Screen

with

Two

Outputs

Displayed.............:.:::0ee

6-2

Figure

6.4

CONTROL

SOURCE

SELECT

Screen

......00....:c:cecccceceeeeeeereeeeeteeeseees

6-4

Figure

7.1

—

Example

Fault

Screen

...........eccccecceseeeeeececeeeeeeeeeeeseceeeeeeessaeeeeeneees

7-1

Figure

7.2

—

Example

Alarm

Screen

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7-2

Figure

7.3

—

Fault

M@nu..........cccccecceecsceeeeeeeetneeeeeeicieeeeeeeieeeeeesiieeeeeeesiieeeeesnieeeeerenea

7-3

Figure

7.4

—

Example

Fault

Log

Screen

........0....cccccececceceeeeeeeeeseceeeeceeeessaeeeeeneees

7-3

Figure

7.5

—

Example

Fault

Detail

SCreen

.............cececceeceseeeceeceeeeeeeeereeteteeeeeneees

7-4

Figure

7.6

—

Alarm

...........cecccecececeeeeeeeenneeeeeeeecieeeeeeenneeeeeesiieeeeeeetiieeeeeetiieeeeertiea

7-5

Figure

7.7

—

Review

Active

AlarmsScreen

..........::cccccceceeeeceeeeeeeeceeeeseneeeeeeeeesnneeeenees

7-6

Figure

7.8

—

DiagnosticS

M@Nnu............:cceccceccseeeeceeeeeeeecereeeseeneeeeseeeeeeeeseenaneeseeenneees

7-6

Contents

Table

2.1

—

Programming

Key

DeSCIiptionS

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2-2

Table

2.2

—

Control

Key

DeScriptionS

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2-3

Table

2.3

—

Drive

Status

INGICALOIS

......

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ccc

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2-5

Table

2.4

—

Key

Indicators

.............cccccccececcecceceeeeeeeeceeeeaeeceeeeeeeeeeseeeecccaeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenae

2-6

Table

2.5

—

Special

Display

Characters..........c.ccccccccccccccsseeeeessneeeeeesseneeeeesssneeeeesenea

2-7

Table

3.1

—

OIM

Kit

Contents

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3-1

Table

7.1

—

Possible

OIM

Responses

“Why

the

Drive

Not

Ready?”.................

7-7

Table

7.2

—

OIM

Failure

Causes

and

Corrective

Actions...............ccccccccccccceceeseeseeteees

7-8

Table

7.3

—

List

Alarms

Cross-Referenced

Front

Panel

Keypad/Display

Alarm

Codes

.......0....cccccceeccceceeeceeeceeeseeeeeeeneeeteteeeeenaeeees

7-9

Table

7.4

—

List

Fault

Codes

Cross-Referenced

Front

Panel

Keypad/Display

Fault

Codes

.0..........cccceeccceceeeceeeeeeeseeeeeeeneeeteteeeeenaeeees

7-9

Contents

1.1

Introduction

the

OIM

The

Operator

Interface

Module

(OIM)

keypadand

display

that

connects

Reliance

GV3000/SE™

drives.

compatible

with

version

6.0

and

older

versions

the

GV3000/SE

drive

software.

The

OIM

communicates

seriallyto

the

Regulator

board.

The

OIM

allows

you

to:

access

and

change

drive

parameters,

which

tune

the

drive,

scale

the

inputs

and

outputs,

program

drive

limits,

and

configure

remote

interfaces

operate

the

drive

review

and

clear

the

faults

review

active

alarms

monitor

drive

outputs

such

motor

speed

and

motor

current

view

text

English,

German,

French,

Spanish,

Italian

The

OIM

hastwo

operating

modes:

monitor

and

program.

Monitor

mode

the

normal

operating

mode

and

allows

you

view

six

drive

outputs.

Program

mode

allows

you

access

and

change

drive

parameter

settings.

Through

the

OIM,

the

drive

canbe

programmed

for

either

volts/hertz

(V/Hz)

vector

regulation.

The

type

regulation

that

selected

will

determine

whichparameters

you

canaccess

and

which

outputs

are

displayed

monitor

mode.

V/Hz

regulation

provides

open-loop

volts

per

hertz

regulation,

which

appropriate

for

general

purpose

applications.

For

vector

regulation,

you

may

select

either

flux

vector

control

(FVC)

sensorless

vector

control

(SVC).

FVC

uses

the

actual

encoder

value

for

speed

feedback,

and

therefore

requires

encoder

mounted

the

motor

and

connected

the

drive.

SVC

extension

the

FVC

regulator.

provides

performance

FVC

without

using

encoder.

Control

based

estimated

speed

feedback.

Differences

Between

the

OIM

and

the

Front

Panel

Keypad/Display

most

cases,

the

OIM

performs

the

same

functions

the

keypad/display

the

front

panel

the

GV3000/SE

drive.

Actions

performed

the

OIM

are

reflected

the

front

panel

keypad/display.

For

example,

the

auto/manual

status

the

reference

changed

through

the

OIM,

also

changed

the

front

panel

keypad/display.

Introduction

the

OIM

1-1

Although

most

functions

are

the

same,

some

functions

are

performed

differently

with

the

OIM

thanthey

are

with

the

front

panel

keypad/display.

Some

important

differences

are:

Pressing

|i}

onthe

OIM

immediately

starts

the

motor

the

control

source

set

OIM.

Make

sure

the

motor

and

driven

machinery

are

safe

start

before

pressing

either

these

keys.

For

V/Hz

regulation,

the

identification

procedure

(IDENTIFICATION

RQST,

H.020)

cannot

performed

using

the

OIM.

must

performed

through

the

front

panel

keypad/display.

You

can

review

the

results

the

identification

through

the

OIM

viewing

IDENTIFICATION

RESULT

(H.019).

The

control

source

selected

with

key

22£*|)

addition

parameter

(P.000).

The

parameter

names

used

this

instruction

manual

(I/M)

are

shown

they

appearon

the

OIM

display.

They

are

slightly

different

than

the

names

that

are

used

the

GV3000/SE

software

I/M.

SECONDMENU

PASSWORD

(P.006)

only

affects

the

GV3000/SE

front

panel

keypad/display

and

cannot

accessed

through

the

OIM.

Scaled

speed

units

are

set

independently

for

the

OIM

and

the

front

panel

keypad/display.

This

allows

you

set

different

units

for

the

two

displays;

for

example,

RPM

the

front

panel

keypad/display

and

inches

per

second

(IPS)

for

the

OIM

display.

Front

panel

keypad/display

units

are

set

FRONT

PNL

SPD

SCALING

(P.028).

OIM

units

are

set

Define

Speed

Units

the

Speed

Control

menu.

1.2

Publications

This

instruction

manual

(I/M)

describes

how

use

the

OIM

with

the

GV3000/SE

drive.

For

information

drive

hardware,

such

drive

installation

and

start

up,

see

the

hardware

I/M

that

corresponds

your

system:

D2-3360

GV3000/SE

Power

Modules

Hardware

Reference,

Installation,

and

Troubleshooting

D2-3388

GV3000/SE

Drive

Hardware

Reference,

Installation,

and

Troubleshooting

1-20

230

VAC

D2-3392

GV3000/SE

Drive

Hardware

Reference,

Installation,

and

Troubleshooting

75-200

460

VAC

D2-3417

GV3000/SE

Drive

Hardware

Reference,

Installation,

and

Troubleshooting

30-100

230

VAC

D2-3427

GV3000/SE

Bookshelf

Drive

Hardware

Reference,

Installation,

and

Troubleshooting

1-2

GV3000/SE

Operator

Interface

Module

(OIM)

User

Guide,

Version

2.0

1.3

For

parameter

descriptions,

fault

information,

and

troubleshooting

procedures,

see

the

software

I/M

that

corresponds

your

system:

D2-3359

GV3000/SE

General

Purpose

(Volts/Hertz)

and

Vector

Duty

Drive

Software

Start-Up

and

Reference

Manual

D2-3387

GV3000/SE

1-20

230

VAC

General

Purpose

(Volts/Hertz)

and

Vector

Duty

Drive

Software

Start-Up

and

Reference

Manual

D2-3391

GV3000/SE

75-200

460

VAC

General

Purpose

(Volts/Hertz)

and

Vector

Duty

Drive

Software

Start-Up

and

Reference

Manual

02-3416

GV3000/SE

30-100

230

VAC

General

Purpose

(Volts/Hertz)

and

Vector

Duty

Drive

Software

Start-Up

and

Reference

Manual

D2-3426

GV3000/SE

General

Purpose

(Volts/Hertz)

and

Vector

Duty

Bookshelf

Drive

Software

Start-Up

and

Reference

Manual

Getting

Assistance

from

Reliance

Electric

you

have

any

questions

problems

with

the

products

described

this

instruction

manual,

contact

your

local

Reliance

Electric

sales

office.

For

technical

assistance,

call

1-800-726-8112.

Introduction

the

OIM

1-3

Description

the

OIM

Keypad,

Display,

and

Indicators

This

chapter

describes

how

use

the

keypad,

display,

and

indicators

the

OIM

program,

monitor,

and

control

the

drive.

Figure

2.1

shows

the

OIM

program

mode

with

keys,

indicators,

and

screen

information

called

out.

Disolay

Aroa

Nenu

Path

GUEARG

Main

Pen

Cursor

—

FQuick

Start

peed

Gaontrol

Drive

Status

sata

Fpplication

Sabu

ndicators

Options

Bakr

Cursor

Forformance

Tuning

Key

Indicaiors

HLL

FOREARD

PROGRAM

ALTE)

FORWARD

MARL

REWERSE

Programming

Conira

Keys

ays

AELIANCE

ELECTRIC

Figure

2.1

—

OIM

Keypad,

Display,

and

Indicators

2.1

The

Keypad

The

OIM

keys

are

grouped

programming

and

control

functions,

shown

figure

2.1.

The

control

keys

[acer

,and

are

only

active

the

control

source

set

OIM.

Programming

keys

are

always

active.

Programming

keys

are

described

table

2.1.

Control

keys

are

described

table

2.2.

Description

the

OIM

Keypad,

Display,

and

Indicators

2-1

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