1397-db- a001l-a150l, b003l-b300l, Dynamic brake kit operation, Wiring – Rockwell Automation 1397 Open Chassis Dynamic Brake User Manual

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1397 Open Chassis Dynamic Brake

8

1397-5.15 March, 1999

1397-DB- A001L — A150L

B003L — B300L

Dynamic Brake Kit Operation

181/L1

81

1FU

A1 (+)

DB

45 (–)

A1

A2

5

6

A1

DBR

45

A1

A2

DB

DB RESISTOR

13

(33)

14

(34)

3

2 4 F1 F2

1

P6-5 P6-2

P5-5

P5-6

35-F2

37-F1

DBCR

13

FROM

FIELD

SUPPLY

14

FAN
AUX

ARMATURE
SUPPLY

1397 DRIVE

DYNAMIC BRAKE
RESISTORS

DYNAMIC BRAKE
CONTACTOR

DYNAMIC BRAKE TERMINAL BLOCK

2FU

282

281

2SS R

DB AUX

3FU

283

AC

INPUT

82

83

182/L2

182/L3

MOTOR SHUNT FIELD

MOTOR ARMATURE

CUSTOMER SUPPLY

1

120V

AC

2

5

3

6

4

Remove and lockout all power to the drive and follow the wiring diagram above.

Connect user supplied leads between drive terminals A1

&

45 and DB resistor assembly terminals 3

&

DBR.

If the motor has a series field, connect the motor series leads between drive terminal 45 and DB resistor
terminal DBR.

Connect the suppressor included with the kit between DB contactor terminals A1 and A2 and place the label
included with the kit near the contactor.

Use auxiliary contacts 33

&

34 when available.

Remove the jumper between terminals 3

&

4 at the drive terminal block and connect user supplied leads

between drive terminals 2, 3

&

4 and DB contactor terminals A1, 13

&

14.

Connect the user supplied 120VAC DB contactor power supply as shown.

Refer to

1397-DB-A001L — A150L/B003L — B300L Dynamic Brake Kit Operation

above and proceed to

Setup

on the last page.

1397-DB- A001L — A150L

B003L — B300L

Wiring

Dynamic braking slows down a rotating DC motor and its load. It is an uncontrolled process. During dynamic
braking, the motor armature is disconnected from the drive. A resistor is placed across the motor’s rotating
armature (now acting as a generator), and the resulting current causes braking torque in the motor. The motor
will decelerate, even with a drive malfunction, as long as motor shunt field excitation is maintained.

The drive must have the DC contactor open for dynamic braking to occur. Dynamic Braking is typically initiated
with a Coast/DB stop command or a drive fault. Under drive fault conditions, the DC contactor opens and applies
the dynamic braking grid across the armature for a dynamic braking stop.

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