Vacuum wiring - Revision history

Jglica at 20:58, 19 September 2011

2011-09-19T20:58:39Z

Jbeck: reorg a bit

2010-10-21T15:32:05Z

reorg a bit

Jbeck: added inverter wiring for vacuum

2010-10-21T15:30:13Z

added inverter wiring for vacuum

Jbeck at 16:47, 1 October 2010

2010-10-01T16:47:24Z

Jbeck: Created page with "This describes how to wire your vacuum connector to the front of your electronics box. On the controller mainboard, the contacts in the corner are divided into groups: * Fan * I..."

2010-10-01T16:46:58Z

Created page with "This describes how to wire your vacuum connector to the front of your electronics box. On the controller mainboard, the contacts in the corner are divided into groups: * Fan * I..."

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This describes how to wire your vacuum connector to the front of your electronics box.

On the controller mainboard, the contacts in the corner are divided into groups:
* Fan
* Inverter
* Transformer
* Power In
* Power switch.

Within each area there is a "Black" and "White". Use either the ''' "Inverter" Black and White ''' OR ''' the "Power In" Black and White. ''' Do not use Power Switch, Fan, or Transformer connections.

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:Green wire is ground, usually connects to a header fastened to the box itself

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 This describes how to wire your vacuum connector to the front of your electronics box.
-== Connections to Mainboard ==
+== Connections to Mainboard LC / LP Controllers ==
 On the controller mainboard, the contacts in the corner are divided into groups:
 * Fan
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 Green wire is ground, usually connects to a header fastened to the box itself
 == Inverter Setup ==

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		+	== Inverter Setup ==
		+
		+	=== Single Phase Operation for Altivar 31 Inverter ===
		+
		+	==== drC Menu ====
		+	* bFR = 60 for 60 Hz (North American operation) or 50 for 50Hz (European operation)
		+	* nCr = Motor current from motor nameplate
		+	* nSP = Motor speed as indicated on motor nameplate
		+	* COS = Power factor as indicated on motor nameplate
		+	* tFr = 60 Hz
		+
		+	==== SEt Menu ====
		+	* ACC = 3
		+	* dEC = 3
		+	* LSP = 59
		+	* HSP = 60
		+	* ItH = Current from motor nameplate
		+
		+	==== FLt Menu ====
		+	* IPL = No
		+
		+	Auto tune by setting tun to yes in drC menu after all other programming is
		+	complete.


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