AltivarTM Process 600 Quick Reference Guide 8800H01502

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1 STOP/ RESET: Stop command/ apply a Fault Reset.

2 LOCAL/ REMOTE: used to switch between local and remote control of
the drive.
3 ESC: used to quit a menu/ parameter or remove the currently displayed
value in order to revert to the previous value retained in the memory.
4 F1 to F4: used to access drive id, QR code, quick view, and submenus.
Simultaneously pressing of F1 and F4 keys generates a screenshot file in
the Graphic Display Terminal internal memory.
5 Graphic display
6 Home: used to access directly at the home page.
7 Information: used to have more information about menus, submenus,
and parameters. The selected parameter or menu code is displayed on
the first line of the information page.
8 RUN: executes the function assuming it has been configured.
9 Touch wheel/ OK: used to save the current value or access the selected
menu/ parameter. The touch wheel is used to scroll fast into the menus.
Up/ down arrows are used for precise selections, right/ left arrows are
used to select digits when setting a numerical value of a parameter.
10 RJ45 Modbus serial port: used to connect the Graphic Display
Terminial to the drive in the remote control.
11 MiniB USB port: used to connect the Graphic Display Terminal to a
computer.
12 Battery (10 years life time. Type: CR2032). The battery positive pole
points to the front face of the Graphic Display Terminal.

NOTE: Keys 1, 8 and 9 can be used to control the drive, if control via the
Graphic Display Terminal is activated. To activate the keys on the
Graphic Display Terminal, you first need to set (Config Ref Freq 1) Fr1 to
(Ref. Frequency via Rmt. Term) LCC.

Three phase power supply connection Control connection diagram

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Main Menu 1 Simply Start 4 Display

1 Simply Start Simply Start My Menu Modified Parameters 4.1 Energy parameters
2 Dashboard Basic Frequency 4.2 Pump dashboard
3 Diagnostics Nominal Motor Power 4.3 Pump parameters
Nominal Motor Voltage 4.4 Motor parameters
4 Display This menu contains the pa- This menu gives a quick ac-
Nominal Motor Current
rameters selected in the (My cess to the 10 last modified 4.5 Drive parameters
5 Complete Settings Nominal Motor Frequency
Nominal Motor Speed menu config.) MyC- Menu parameters 4.6 Thermal monitoring
6 Communication
Motor 1 Cosinus Phi 4.7 PID display
7 File Management
2/3- wire control 4.8 Counter management
8 My Preferences Max Frequency
4.9 Other state
Autotuning
Autotuning Status 4.10 I/O map
Motor Th Current 4.11 Communication map
Acceleration 4.12 Data logging
Deceleration
Low Speed 5 Complete Setting
High Speed
5.1 Motor Parameters
5.2 Define System Units
2 Dashboard
5.3 Sensors Assignment
Display Control Energy +
5.4 Command and Reference
Ref Frequency Control Ref Freq 1 EIc energy cons(TWh) Instant kW Trend 5.5 Pump Functions
Drive State Config Ref Freq 2 EIc energy cons(GWh) Drive State 5.6 Pump monitoring
Outlet Pressure Internal PID ref EIc energy cons(MWh) Weekly kWh Report 5.7 Fan
Inlet Press. Value Auto/Manual assign EIc energy cons(kWh) Monthly kWh Report 5.8 Generic functions
Installation Flow Manual PID Refer- EIc energy cons(Wh) Yearly kWh Report 5.9 Generic monitoring
ence
5.10 Input/Output
Flow Estimated Freq Switch Assign Acv EIc out pwr estm
5.11 Error/Warning handling
PID Feedback Value Cmd channel 1 EIc egy TODAY(KWh) 5.12 Maintenance
Motor Current Cmd channel 2 EIc egy
YESTERD(KWh)
6 Communications
Motor Speed Command Switching
6.1 Comm parameters
Motor Therm state Output Ph Rotation

3 Diagnostics 7 File Management

Display Error History Warnings Transfer config file
Last Warning Last Error 1 Actual Warnings Factory settings

Last Error Drive State Warning Group 1 Parameter group list

Factory settings
Nb of start Last error 1 Status Warning Group 2
Motor Run Time ETI Warning Group 3
8 My Preferences
Service Message Cmd word Warning Group 4
8.1 Language
Other State Motor current Warning Group 5
8.2 Password
Diagnostics Output frequency Warning history
8.3 Parameter access
Identification Elapsed Time 8.4 Customization
Mains Voltage 8.5 Date & Time setting
Motor therm state 8.6 Access level
Command channel 8.7 Webserver
Ref Freq Channel 8.8 Functions key mgmt

Motor Torque 8.9 LCD settings

8.10 Stop and go
Drive Thermal State
8.11 QR code
IGBT Junction Temp
8.12 Pairing password
Switching Frequency

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Main Menu 4.1 Energy Parameters

4.1 Energy parameters Electrical Energy Input Counter Electrical Energy Output Counter Mechanical Energy Energy Saving
Active Input Power Acv EIc out pwr estm Power Estim Value Reference Power
4.2 Pump dashboard
Real Input Energy (Wh) Real Consumption (Wh) Motor Consumption (Wh) kWh Cost
4.3 Pump parameters Real Input Energy (kWh) Real Consumption (kWh) Motor Consumption (kWh) CO2 Ratio
Real Input Energy (MWh) Real Consumption (mWh) Motor Consumption (MWh) Energy Saved
4.4 Motor parameters
Real Input Energy (GWh) Real Consumption (GWh) Motor Consumption (GWh) Money Saved
4.5 Drive parameters Real Input Energy (TWh) Real Consumption (TWh) Motor Consumption (TWh) CO2 Saved

4.6 Thermal monitoring EIC egy TODAY (KWh)

EIc egy YESTERD (KWh)
4.7 PID display
Over-consumption Thd
4.8 Counter management Under-consumption Thd
Over/Under-Cons Delay
4.9 Other state
Peak Output Power
4.10 I/O map
4.2 Pump Dashboard
4.11 Communication map
Pump Follow Up Process Graphics
4.12 Data logging
Pump follow up Application State Power vs. Flow
Nb of start PID Reference Head vs. Flow
Motor Run Time Installation Flow Efficiency vs. Flow
Energy Cons. Ind. Inlet Press. Value Power vs. Speed
Energy Perf. Ind. Outlet Pressure
Efficiency Total Quantity
Highest Eff Highest Flow
Lowest Eff Lowest Flow

4.3 Pump Parameters 4.4 Motor Parameters 4.6 Thermal Monitoring

Motor Run Time Motor Speed AI2 Th Value

Motor Mechanical Speed Motor Voltage AI3 Th Value

Nb of Start Motor Power

AI4 Th Value
Motor Torque
Acv EIc out pwr estm AI5 Th Value
Motor Current
Installation Flow
Motor Therm State
Inlet Press. Value 4.7 PID Display

Outlet Pressure 4.5 Drive Parameters Internal PID ref

Image Input AIV1 PID Reference

Total Quantity
Ref. Frequency PID Feedback
Efficiency
Ref. Frequency PID Error
Energy Cons. Ind.
Motor Frequency PID Output
Energy Perf. Ind.
Multiplying Coeff.
Highest Flow 4.8 Counter Management
Mains Voltage
Lowest Flow Motor Run Time
DC Bus Voltage
Highest Eff Power-on Time
Drive Therm State
Lowest Eff Fan Operation Time
Used Param. Set
Nb of start
Time Counter Reset

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Main Menu 5.6 Pump Monitoring 5.8 Generic Functions 5.11 Error/Warning Handling
5.1 Motor Parameters Pumpcycle Monitoring Speed Limits Auto Fault Reset
5.2 Define System Units Anti-Jam Monit Ramp
Fault Reset
5.3 Sensors Assignment Dry Run Monit Ramp Switching
Catch on the Fly
5.4 Command and Reference Pump Thermal Monit Stop Configuration
5.5 Pump Functions Inlet Pressure Monit Error Detection Disable
Auto DC Injection
5.6 Pump Monitoring Outlet Pressure Monit External Error
Ref. Operations
5.7 Fan High Flow Monitoring
Preset Speeds Output Phase Loss
5.8 Generic Functions
+/- Speed Input Phase Loss
5.9 Generic Monitoring 5.7 Fan
5.10 Input/Output Jump Frequency 4-20 mA Loss
PID Controller
5.11 Error/Warning Handling Jump Frequency PID Controller Fallback Speed
5.12 Maintenance Auto Fault Reset Threshold Reached
Fieldbus Monitoring
Catch on Fly Mains Contractor Comm.
5.1 Motor Parameters Embedded Modbus T.
Reverse Disable
Dual Rating Communication Modul.
Torque Limitation
Motor Control Type Undervoltage handling
Parameters Switching
Motor Data
Stop on Prolonged Spd Warning Groups Config
Motor Thermal Monitori
Motor Control
5.9 Generic Monitoring 5.12 Mainenance
Switching Frequency
Process Underload Diagnostics
5.2 Define System Units Drive warranty mgmt
Process Overload
P Sensor Unit Customer events
Stall Monitoring
Flow Rate Unit Fan magmt
Temperature Unit Pump Thermal Moni. Time counter reset
Currency Unit List
5.10 Input/Output
5.3 Sensors Assignment I/O Assignment (Assgmt) DI/DQ AI/AQ Relay
InletPres Assign. DI1 Assignment DI1 Configuration AI1 Configuration R1 Configuration
OutletPres Assign. DI2 Assignment DI2 Configuration AI2 Configuration R2 Configuration
Inst. Flow Assign. DI3 Assignment DI3 Configuration AI3 Configuration R3 Configuration
DI4 Assignment DI4 Configuration AQ1 Configuration
5.4 Command and
Reference DI5 Assignment DI5 Configuration AQ2 Configuration
Config Ref Freq 1 DI6 Assignment DI6 Configuration Virtual AI1
Ref. 1B Channel Pulse Input DI5 Assign Configuration Pulse
DI5
Ref. 1B Switching
Pulse Input DI6 Assign Configuration Pulse
Reverse Disable
DI6
Control Mode
AI1 Assignment Virtual AI1
Freq. Switch Assign AI2 Assignment
Config. Ref Freq. 2 AI3 Assignment
Copy Ch1-Ch2 AIV1 Assignment
Forced Local Freq.
Forced Local Assign PID Controller
Reverse Assign Feedback (Feed) Reference Frequency Settings Input/Output (IO)
2/3-wire control (Ref)
2-wire type Type of Control Intern PID Ref PID Prop Gain I/O Assignment
Stop Key Enable PID Feedback Config Ref Freq 1 PID Intgl. Gain DI/DQ
HMI cmd. Min PID Feedback Min PID Process PID Derivative Gain AI/AQ
Max PID Feedback Max PID Process PID Ramp Relay
5.5 Pump Functions
PID Feedback AutoManual assign. PID Inversion Ref. Freq Template
PID controller Min fbk Warning PID Preset References PID Min Output
Pump characteristics Max bbk Warning PID Max Output
Flow estimation
PID Error Warning
Pump start stop
PID Integral OFF
Priming pump ctrl
PID Acceleration Time
Flow limitation
PID Start Ref Freq

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