Rockwell Automation 1333 Drive, 3/4-5HP, 230-575V Series D - Manual (Page 95)

Startup
Chapter 6
6-6
Function Checks Step 8 -- Local/Remote Speed Enable Check
- Motor Disconnected Lower and Upper Frequency Clamp Settings Check
Press the select pushbutton once. The main display will again flash and
show the last manual set speed entered. Using the increment, decrement
and shift pushbuttons, any value between 00.50 (the lower frequency clamp
set by Parameter 50), and 60.00 Hz can be selected.
Select a value and press the enter key. The drive will either accel within the
accel time set by Parameter 1, or decel within the decel time set by
Parameter 2, to a value within these limits. Had Parameter 51 been set to a
value lower than 60.00 Hz, the upper frequency clamp would be the
highest frequency the drive could reach.
Step 9 -- Stop Setting Check
Press the stop pushbutton to stop the drive. The drive display will ramp
down to zero within the decel time set by Parameter 2. Had Parameter 11
been set to 1, the drive would have been set to coast-to-stop and Parameter
2 would have no affect on stopping time.
Step 10 -- Jog Settings Check
Press the shift pushbutton once and
LJ.
will be shown in the mode display.
Press and hold either directional start pushbutton. The pushbutton will light
and the drive display will ramp up to
IĂ0.00
Hz, or the maximum jog speed
set by Parameter 26, within the jog accel time set by Parameter 27. Release
the directional start pushbutton and the drive will ramp back down to
0.00
Hz at the jog decel time set by Parameter 28. Once fully stopped, the
drive will display
0000 .
Step 11 -- Auxiliary Interlock Enable Check
Drive Fault Memory Check
Start the drive. If an external auxiliary interlock has been installed between
terminals 16 and 17 at the Control and Signal Wiring Terminal Block, open
the interlock.
AU
will be shown at the main display, indicating an auxiliary
interlock fault.
•
Press the stop pushbutton to clear the fault.
•
Press the select pushbutton three times to access the parameter display.
•
Select Parameter 59. Fault Buffer 0 will display
AU
, the last fault
received by the drive.
If Parameter 21 had been set to 1, the drive would have displayed
AS
at
the main display, indicating an auxiliary stop. An
AS
is not a fault, and
therefore not stored in memory.