Migration from ATV 38V ATV | Schneider Electric ATV61 guide

Implementation procedure

Migration from ATV 38V ATV 61

b 1 Identifying the existing ATV 38

vMake an inventory of your Altivar 38 installation.

Steps 3 and 4 must be performed with the power off.

b 2 Selecting the ATV 61

vDetermine the Altivar 61 catalog number.

vChoose the various options required.

b 3 Mounting

vMount the drive in accordance with the instructions in this document, using the

substitution kit.

vInstall any internal and external options.

b 4 Wiring

vConnect the motor, ensuring that its

connections correspond to the voltage.

vConnect the control.

vConnect the speed reference.

vConnect the line supply, after making sure that the power is off.

b 5 Configuration

vDrive

vCommunication cards

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Schneider Electric ATV61 manual Migration from ATV 38V ATV

Contents

Altivar Variable-torque applications Table of contents Migration from ATV 38V ATV Altivar 38 hardware identification ATV38 catalog Power Number Choosing the Altivar 61 catalog numberYour catalog number starts with ATV38H Your catalog number starts with ATV38ED Selecting the power circuit options Mounting accessories Removable power terminal kit VW3A5881xAir exchanger kit VW3A5880x Nema type 1 mounting kit Separate control card power supply kit VW3A5860x Control circuit optionsControl card fan kit VW3A5882x Remote display terminal VW3A58103 Selecting I/O extension cards VW3A58201, VW3A58202 ATV38 and I/O option cards VW3A58201, VW3A58202ATV38 PTC PI feedback or summed reference Three different options Becomes ATVVW3A58202 VW3... card Selecting communication channels Communication via Modbus networkCommunication with Profibus bus VW3A58307 Communication with DeviceNet bus VW3A58309 Communication with Metasys N2 bus VW3A58354U Communication with Interbus bus VW3A58304ECommunication via Ethernet network VW3A58310 Communication via Fipio bus VW3A58311 Installation Using catalog numbers starting with ATV38H Comparison of dimensions Width Height Depth ATV 61H075N4ATV 61HU15N4 ATV 61HU22N4 ATV 61HD45N4 ATV 61HD55N4ATV 61HD75N4 ATV 61HD90N4 Comparison of dimensions DimensionsATV38Hppp product on heatsink ATV 61H D15N4, D18N4 D22N4D30N4, D37N4 D45N4, D55N4, D75N4 ATV 38Hppp 75 kW and y 315 kW Product on heatsink ATV61H Mounting the RFI filter Drive Filter Width Height Depth Mounting Drive Width Height Depth Mounting RFI filters Comparison of dimensionsVW3 Mounting under the drive Side mounting against the ATV Nema mounting kits Kit catalogATV38Hppppp Kit catalog Product Kit for UL Nema Type 1 conformity or IP 21 protection Separate control card power supply Remote display terminal Power cables Disconnecting the RFI filter if using an IT systemLayout of the ATV38 power terminals Connecting to the Altivar Characteristics of the ATV38 power terminals AWG Maximum terminal wire size/tightening torque Drive terminals L1/R, L2/S, L3/T, U/T1, V/T2, W/T3PC/-, PO, PA/+ PA, PB ATV61H D90M3X, C13N4 PA, PB RO, SO, to ATV61HC16N4 ATV61HC22N4 ATV61H C25N4, C31N4 Control and option card logic input wiring Control wiring and I/O characteristicsATV38 value kOhms LI6 wired as PTC probe Encoder Installing the communication option card GeneralAcceptance Check that the drive is turned off Option card fault Value Description of parameter values Mixed schematic Schematic diagramCommunication via Modbus network Calculating the polarization resistors Configuring the drive Configuring the addressConfiguring the drive control mode Reminder of the various connection methods Configuring communication monitoring PLC configuration and application Address ATV38 switches ATV61 switches 12345678 Reminder of possible connection methods Configuring polarity on the drive RS 485 bus PLC configuration and applicationCommunication via CANopen network Matching the line termination resistor Configuring the drive Address and Baud rate Configuring the drive address on the Profibus DP network Communication via Profibus DP networkAddress 1234 Configuring the drive in ATV38 Interchangeability mode Communication fault Connecting to the Fipio bus Configuring the drive address on the Fipio networkCommunication via Fipio network VW3 A3 311 option card Presentation Altivar 38 PKW indexed periodic variables Managing loss of Fipio communicationFamily Base module Configuring the communication parameters Communication via Interbus network Communication via Modbus Plus network Configuring the drive address on the Modbus Plus networkATV38 ATV61 Communication fault Configuring the drive on the network Configuring the drive address on the DeviceNet networkCommunication via DeviceNet network MAC PLC configuration and application Drive implementation on the DeviceNet network Implementation of the communication option cards Implementation of the communication option cards Implementation of the communication option cards Implementation of the communication option cards P06 P06 Communication fault Drive configuration in Expert mode Using the Bootp protocolCommunication via Ethernet network Transmission speed Using the DHCP-FDR protocol Faulty Device Replacement FDRActivating the service Procedure on the Altivar Modbus service Programming the Altivar 38 Ethernet parametersAvailable address fields Xxxx IO Scanning service Ethernet card access to the Modbus serverConfiguring the periodic parameter assignment table Modbus functions available FDR service fault EPF2 Configuring the IO Scanner page from the Http server Implementation of the communication option cards Configuring the IO Scanner page using TCP/Modbus messaging Altivar 38 PKW parameter-setting serviceSnmp agent Description ATV61 register PDA Altivar page Last Fault = ILF Fault Communication faultFDR service fault EPF2 Standard Http server AS-i 11 . +/- speed mode Assignment of the Inputs/OutputsSpeed mode, 1 direction of operation Assignment of inputs/outputs Configuring the drive logic I/O Speed mode, 2 directions of operationManaging the terminal outputs AS-i monitoring bits Limitations Application-specific option cards Pump cardMulti-motor card Multi-parameter card Atv61migrationenv1 2006-04