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© ABB Group February 2, 2010 | Slide 1DCS800_HARDWARE_OPTIONS_02R0101
DCS800 Hardware Options, part 2Size D1 – D4
E-Learning, DC drives
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Objectives
This training module covers:
DDCS options for DCS800
Branching unit NDBU-95
AIMA-01 Module adapter
Finger protection
Extension lug bars
EMC filters
NETA-01 Remote Monitoring
Help
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Options for DDCS communication
If the SDCS-COM-8 board is connected to SDCS-CON-4 board, DDCS communication is possible
This board provides 4 channels for connection of external devices
Here are some examples:
NDBU-95 Branching Unit
AIMA-01 Module Adapter
Advant Controller
Which communication channel is required depends on the devices
Help
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DDCS branching unit NDBU-95For D1 to D7 module sizes
NDBU-95 is located outside of the drive and can thus be used for all D1 – D7 modules sizes
NDBU-95 is used to provide the star topology for communication to ABB overriding control systems and for the DriveWindow fiber optic network
NDBU-95 provides 9 output channels thus it is possible to serve up to 9 drives
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NDBU-95 connection diagramExample: Channel 0 communication
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NDBU-95 connection diagramExample: Channel 3 communication (Software Tool)
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AIMA-01 Module Adapter
AIMA-01 is used to expand I/Os via extension modules
Each AIMA-01 board can be equipped with up to 3 extension modules
Typical each extension module gets its own ID node because of serial communication
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterConnection to COM-8
Connect the AIMA-01 board with the COM-8 board on channel 1
Optical connection is limited to 200 m
Optical link, up to 200 m
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterSeries connection
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterMounting
Extension modules from R-series fit to connectors on the AIMA-01 board
Fix the modules in addition with two screws to get proper grounding
After that the extension module is ready for operation if the power is switched-on
Note that incorrect mounting of the extension module on the AIMA-01 board can damage electronic boards!
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterExample: Settings on the extension module
On each extension module there are switches and selectors to specify communication
Node ID selector (S1) is used to set-up the node ID of the extension module. Read DCS800 documentation to find out the required settings!
Some modules have DIP-switches for some additional settings like filter settings, voltage- or current scaling
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Terminal options, part 1Finger protections
Typical DCS800 converter modules have IP00 protection
Therefore hot parts (AC and DC) are exposed and could cause accidents
To avoid this finger protection is available as option for D1 to D4 sizes
Finger protection comes is 3 sizes
D1 and D2 module size
D3 module size
D4 module size
Modules size D1 and D2
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Terminal options, part 2Finger protections
Here are some examples of finger protection
Module size D3
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Terminal options, part 3Extension lug bars
Size D4 modules can deliver DC current up to 1000A
In some cases the standard DC terminals are not large enough for needed DC power cables
In this case it is beneficial to use the extension lug bars
In general the extension lug bars provide more space to connect the DC cables
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Auxiliary transformer T2For module sizes D1 to D7:
The auxiliary transformer (T2) is located outside of the drive
All converter units require various auxiliary voltages, e.g. 115 or 230 VAC
Electronics or power supply
Cooling fans (115 or 230 VAC)
Auxiliary transformer (T2) is especially designed to supply the drives electronics and the cooling fan
This transformer can be connected to incoming voltages up to 690 VAC
Maximum power is 1400 VA
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EMC filters, part 1Connection diagram
EMC filters are needed to reduce harmonics in the AC supply network
When using an EMC filter, correct mounting order with line reactors and fuses has to be taken in account
Line reactors and fuses have to be connected directly to the drive
EMC filter has to be connected ‘upstream’ of the line reactors
C1
W1V1U1
Drive
D1
F3
L3
EMC filter
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EMC filters, part 2For module sizes D1 to D6
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NETA-01Remote monitoring
The NETA-01 Ethernet Adapter module is an optional device for browser-based remote monitoring of ABB drives via Ethernet
Monitor the drive
Read and adjust drive parameter values / actual signals
Read and clear the contents of the fault log and save it to a file
Control the drive
Give control commands
Feed a motor speed or torque reference to the drive
Reset a drive fault
Help
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Summary
Key points of this module are:
DDCS options for DCS800
Branching unit NDBU-95
AIMA-01 Module adapter
Finger protection
Extension lug bars
EMC filter
NETA-01 Remote Monitoring
Help
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Additional information
Hardware Manual (3ADW000194)
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DCS800 Hardware Options, part 2Size D1 – D4
E-Learning, DC drives
Welcome to the DCS800 Hardware Options training module for ABB DC drives.
If you need help navigating this module, please click the Help button in the top right-hand corner.
To view the presenter notes as text, please click the Notes button in the bottom right corner.
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Objectives
This training module covers:
DDCS options for DCS800
Branching unit NDBU-95
AIMA-01 Module adapter
Finger protection
Extension lug bars
EMC filters
NETA-01 Remote Monitoring
This training module covers:
• DDCS options for DCS800
• Branching unit NDBU-95
• AIMA-01 Module adapter
• Finger protection
• Extension lug bars
• EMC filters
• NETA-01 Remote Monitoring
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Help
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Options for DDCS communication
If the SDCS-COM-8 board is connected to SDCS-CON-4 board, DDCS communication is possible
This board provides 4 channels for connection of external devices
Here are some examples:
NDBU-95 Branching Unit
AIMA-01 Module Adapter
Advant Controller
Which communication channel is required depends on the devices
• In the ABB fiber optic world there are many options for DDCS communication. For the DCS800, the communication interface is the SDCS-COM-8 board which provides DDCS communication channels.
• This board provides 4 channels for connection of external devices for DDCS.
• Here are some examples:
o NDBU-95, branching unit,
o AIMA-01, module adapter,
o Advant controller, the ABB PLC system
• Which communication channel is required, depends on the devices.
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DDCS branching unit NDBU-95For D1 to D7 module sizes
NDBU-95 is located outside of the drive and can thus be used for all D1 – D7 modules sizes
NDBU-95 is used to provide the star topology for communication to ABB overriding control systems and for the DriveWindow fiber optic network
NDBU-95 provides 9 output channels thus it is possible to serve up to 9 drives
• The NDBU-95 is located outside of the drive and can thus be used for all D1 to D7 modules sizes.
• The DDCS branching unit NDBU-95 is used to provide the star topology for communication to ABB overriding control systems and for the DriveWindow fiber optic network. Star topology allows connected drives to become unpowered without disabling the communication of the other connected drives.
• The NDBU-95 provides nine output channels thus it is possible to serve up to nine drives. If the amount of drives has to be increased, it is possible to connect several NDBU-95 in parallel, in series or in any combination to build up a network.
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NDBU-95 connection diagramExample: Channel 0 communication
• Here is an example for DDCS wiring of channel 0 data transfer.
• Several drives are connected to the NDBU-95 via fiver optic cables.
• On the master input there is an ABB overriding control system connected.
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NDBU-95 connection diagramExample: Channel 3 communication (Software Tool)
• Another example for DDCS topology is shown in the picture.
• Each NDBU-95 is connected with 8 drives. If more drives should be connected, NDBUs can be connected in series to multiply output connections.
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AIMA-01 Module Adapter
AIMA-01 is used to expand I/Os via extension modules
Each AIMA-01 board can be equipped with up to 3 extension modules
Typical each extension module gets its own ID node because of serial communication
• AIMA-01 is used to expand I/Os via extension modules. All types of R-modules can be plugged into connectors.
• Each AIMA-01 board can be equipped with up to 3 extension modules.
• Typically, each extension module gets its own ID node because of a serial communication.
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterConnection to COM-8
Connect the AIMA-01 board with the COM-8 board on channel 1
Optical connection is limited to 200 m
Optical link, up to 200 m
• The AIMA-01 board has to be connected to the COM-8 board. The COM-8 board provides channel 1 communication for this purpose.
• Note that the optical connection is limited to 200 meters.
• Do not forget that this is a serial communication. Therefore node IDs have to be set according to description.
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterSeries connection
If more than one AIMA-01 board is used, all boards will be connected in series. One fiber cable from the first AIMA-01 board and one fiber cable from the last AIMA-01 board is connected to the COM-8 board of the DCS800.
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterMounting
Extension modules from R-series fit to connectors on the AIMA-01 board
Fix the modules in addition with two screws to get proper grounding
After that the extension module is ready for operation if the power is switched-on
Note that incorrect mounting of the extension module on the AIMA-01 board can damage electronic boards!
• Extension modules from the R-series fit to connectors on the AIMA-01 board
• Fix the modules in addition with two screws to get proper grounding
• After that, the extension module is ready for operation if the power is switched-on
• Note that incorrect mounting of the extension module on the AIMA-01 board can damage electronic boards!
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AIMA-01 Module AdapterExample: Settings on the extension module
On each extension module there are switches and selectors to specify communication
Node ID selector (S1) is used to set-up the node ID of the extension module. Read DCS800 documentation to find out the required settings!
Some modules have DIP-switches for some additional settings like filter settings, voltage- or current scaling
• On each extension module there are switches and selectors to specify communication
• Node ID selector (S1) is used to set-up the node ID of the extension module. Read the DCS800 documentation to find out the required settings!
• Some modules have DIP-switches for some additional settings like filter settings, voltage- or current scaling
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Terminal options, part 1Finger protections
Typical DCS800 converter modules have IP00 protection
Therefore hot parts (AC and DC) are exposed and could cause accidents
To avoid this finger protection is available as option for D1 to D4 sizes
Finger protection comes is 3 sizes
D1 and D2 module size
D3 module size
D4 module size
Modules size D1 and D2
• Typical DCS800 converter modules only have IP00 protection.
• Therefore, hot parts (AC and DC connectors) are exposed and could cause accidents.
• To avoid this, finger protection is available as an option for size D1 to D4 converters.
• Finger protection comes in three sizes,
o one for units D1 and D2,
o one for unit D3 and
o one for unit D4.
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Terminal options, part 2Finger protections
Here are some examples of finger protection
Module size D3
Here are some examples of finger protection.
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Terminal options, part 3Extension lug bars
Size D4 modules can deliver DC current up to 1000A
In some cases the standard DC terminals are not large enough for needed DC power cables
In this case it is beneficial to use the extension lug bars
In general the extension lug bars provide more space to connect the DC cables
• Size D4 modules can deliver DC-currents up to 1000 A.
• In some cases the standard DC-terminals are not large enough for the needed DC-power cables.
• In these cases it is beneficial to use the extension lug bars for easier connection of the DC-cables.
• The extension lug bars provide more space to connect the DC-cables.
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Auxiliary transformer T2For module sizes D1 to D7:
The auxiliary transformer (T2) is located outside of the drive
All converter units require various auxiliary voltages, e.g. 115 or 230 VAC
Electronics or power supply
Cooling fans (115 or 230 VAC)
Auxiliary transformer (T2) is especially designed to supply the drives electronics and the cooling fan
This transformer can be connected to incoming voltages up to 690 VAC
Maximum power is 1400 VA
• The auxiliary transformer T2 is located outside of the drive and can thus be used for all D1 to D7 modules sizes.
• All Converter units require various auxiliary voltages, e.g. 115 or 230 Volts AC are needed for the electronics of D1 to D7 unit sizes, the cooling fans of D1 to D5 unit sizes also need 115 or 230 VAC as supply.
• The auxiliary transformer T2 is especially designed to supply the drives electronics and the cooling fan.
• The auxiliary transformer T2 can be connected to incoming voltages up to 690 VAC and provides either 115 or 230 VAC at its secondary winding. The power is 1400 Volt-Ampere and the current on the secondary side is 6 Amps for 230 VAC and 12 A for 115 VAC.
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EMC filters, part 1Connection diagram
EMC filters are needed to reduce harmonics in the AC supply network
When using an EMC filter, correct mounting order with line reactors and fuses has to be taken in account
Line reactors and fuses have to be connected directly to the drive
EMC filter has to be connected ‘upstream’ of the line reactors
C1
W1V1U1
Drive
D1
F3
L3
EMC filter
• EMC filters are needed to reduce harmonics in the AC supply network.
• When using an EMC filter, correct mounting order with line reactors and fuses has to be taken into account.
• The line reactors and the fuses have to be connected directly to the drive.
• The EMC filter has to be connected ‘upstream’ of the line reactors
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EMC filters, part 2For module sizes D1 to D6
• The EMC filters are located outside of the drive. EMC filters are available for D1 to D6 modules sizes of up to 3000 ADC.
• EMC filters are necessary to fulfill the standard for emitted interference. For more information about the necessity of an EMF filter, please see the DCS800 Hardware Manual chapter entitled EMC filters.
• The table shows the type of drive with its rated DC-current and the D1 to D6 unit sizes.
• Here are the types of EMF filters listed according to converter type and incoming voltage.
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NETA-01Remote monitoring
The NETA-01 Ethernet Adapter module is an optional device for browser-based remote monitoring of ABB drives via Ethernet
Monitor the drive
Read and adjust drive parameter values / actual signals
Read and clear the contents of the fault log and save it to a file
Control the drive
Give control commands
Feed a motor speed or torque reference to the drive
Reset a drive fault
• The NETA-01 Ethernet Adapter module is an optional device for browser-based remote monitoring of ABB drives via Ethernet
• Monitor the drive
o Read and adjust drive parameter values / actual signals
o Read and clear the contents of the fault log and save it to a file
• Control the drive
o Give control commands
o Feed a motor speed or torque reference to the drive
o Reset a drive fault
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Summary
Key points of this module are:
DDCS options for DCS800
Branching unit NDBU-95
AIMA-01 Module adapter
Finger protection
Extension lug bars
EMC filter
NETA-01 Remote Monitoring
Key points of this module are:
• DDCS options for DCS800
• Branching unit NDBU-95
• AIMA-01 Module adapter
• Finger protection
• Extension lug bars
• EMC filters
• NETA-01 Remote Monitoring
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Help
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Additional information
Hardware Manual (3ADW000194)
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