6 connecting the computer, 7 adjusting the mains voltage, 8 detection of the direction of rotation – FRITSCH PULVERISETTE 4 classic line User Manual

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NOTICE!
Fritsch mills are speed controlled. The devices are equipped

for this with frequency converters. In order to comply with

the EMC directive, many measures must be taken to pre-

vent operational transient emissions.
The possible leakage currents resulting from filtering meas-

ures can trigger a conventional residual current circuit

breaker in the mains line. This is no defect!
To prevent this, special residual current circuit breakers,

which are adapted for operation with frequency converters,

are commercially available.
Operation without a residual current switch is possible, but

must be done in accordance with the relevant regulations.

4.6 Connecting the computer

An RS232 interface is located on the front panel of the P-4. Connect this

interface to the RS232 interface on your computer.

4.7 Adjusting the mains voltage

The PULVERISETTE 4 is supplied for connection to a 400 V 3-phase elec-

trical supply only. To adapt it to a different supply network, it must be

connected through a 3-phase converter (04.1800.00).
Technical data:

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Primary 200 V 3-phase or 230 V 3-phase

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Secondary 400 V 3-phase

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Power consumption 10000 VA

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Connection cable 5 m without plug

4.8 Detection of the direction of rotation

It is essential that the phase sequence of the electrical supply is con-

nected in the correct order.
If the phase sequence is correct, the mill will perform properly.
If it is wrong, it will still be possible to operate the mill via the keyboard,

but the mains voltage will not be switched internally. Error code 7 or 8

will appear in the display (see Ä Chapter 10 ‘Repairs’ on page 47).

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