Rockwell Automation 1329I ACDrive/Motor SerA Quick Ref User Manual
1329i integrated drive/motor, Using the local operator controls, Quick reference
Fault Codes
Setting the Operating Speed Before
Starting the Unit
Standard units: Use the speed potentiometer or
other user-supplied external speed reference
device.
Units with local operator controls: As shipped
from the factory, the unit receives its speed
reference from the keypad. Use the
key to
increase the speed reference and the
key
to decrease the speed reference.
To use the analog input terminals for the speed
reference, setup switch 2 (Speed Reference
Select) must be in the ON position. In this case,
the
keys are not used.
At subsequent power ups, the unit will use the
last speed reference setting selected before
power was removed.
Using the Local Operator Controls
1329I
Integrated Drive/Motor
Quick Reference
Fault Code
Fault Description
Function Loss
High Bus Voltage
Low Bus Voltage
Overcurrent
Overtemperature
Overload
Internal Fault (where NNN = a number
from 0 to 999).
Keypad Cable Disconnected
Keypad Cable Connected
or
Desired Action
User Steps
Start the unit.
Press the green
key.
Stop the unit.
Press the red
key.
Change motor
rotation direction.
Press the
key.
Clear faults or abort
Auto Restart
sequence.
Press the
key.
Decrease the speed
reference.
Press the
key until the
speed reference displayed
is the desired value. The
longer the
key is held
down, the faster the value
will change.
Display the current
speed or load.
Press the
or
key once.
The display will return to indicating
speed in RPM or %load after three to
five seconds.
Display the speed in
RPM.
No action required; speed in RPM is
the default display based on terminal
12.
Display %load.
Close switch on terminal 12.
Increase the speed
reference.
Press the
key until the
speed reference displayed is the
desired value. The longer the
key is held down, the faster the value
will change.
RESET
IMPORTANT:
This publication is designed as a reference
tool. The 1329I User Manual (publication 1329I-5.0) must
be consulted for more detailed information operation and
hazards of personal injury.
Publication 1329I-5.1 – January, 1999
P/N 193376 (01)