Samsung MOSCON-E7 User Manual page 85

Small general-purpose multi-functional inverter
Table of Contents

Advertisement

2. Identifying each part
BRAKE : Braking indicating LED
FAULT : Fault indicating LED
B2 : Connect to braking resistor
B1 : Connect to braking resistor
P : Connect to P/B of inverter
N : Connect to N of inverter
Figure 2 Part names of dynamic brake
3. Wiring
1) Precaution when wiring the signal line
The dynamic brake and braking resistor may generate strong noise,
thus wire separately the signal lines, which are not tolerant to noise.
2) Wiring method and distance
Follow the wiring methods and distances of the dynamic brake,
Braking resistor and inverter as shown on the figure 3.
3) Wiring specification
Terminal
Wire size § ±
Type
name
(AWG)
DYNAMIC
P, N,
3.5~5.5
BRAKE
B1, B2
(12~10)
( SIBR-23P7 )
Inverter
SIBR-23P7
200V Class
P/B
P
B1
N
N
B2
Less than 10m
Figure 3. Wiring
Appendix
A-13
Terminal
Wire type
volt size
600V vinyl
M3.5
wire
Braking resistor
MOSCON-E7 User's Manual
A-14
4. Braking voltage
1) Controlling the braking start voltage
The dynamic brake is related to the braking start voltage.
Refer to the Table 1. When setting the braking start voltage.
Table 1. Braking start voltage for each source voltage
Source Voltage
Braking Start Voltage (DC LINK voltage)
230V
220V
208V
200V
Note: The variance of source voltage is ¡ ¾ 10V.
The voltage-selection switch, 4P DIP SW., is located on the front of the
dynamic brake. Turn on only one of the switch corresponding to desired
braking start voltage, and turn off the rest of them.
220V 208V 200V
230V
ON
OFF
1
2
5. Operation
1) Check if the required braking characteristic can be obtained.
2) Dynamic brake is operated when the inverter is starting to decelerate
and the BRAKE LED (yellow) is ON at this time.
3) If the FAULT LED is ON, 1) braking resistance is higher than the
rated value, or 2) output wire short occurred, or 3) the error has
occurred in the braking unit.
Check the problem before restarting.
Note: High voltages in the dynamic brake may cause electric shock.
Be sure to keep the cover closed when operating.
380V
365V
345V
330V
Example of
selecting 200V
4
3

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

Table of Contents