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Elevator Core Reference Guide

Control Terminals

Standard Control Terminals Connection Diagram

Below is a the standard connection diagram for the drive with the parameters all at default. This can be modified and adjusted depending on the users needs using either the standard macros (P1-02) or Custom Macros (Group 12).

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For details on the Control terminals electrical specification refer to the Topic Control Terminals Specification.

For a guide on installing the control terminals refer to the Topic Control Terminals Installation.

Control Terminal Layout & Functions

This Topic provides detail on the drive's control terminals and each terminals electrical specification as well as the associated parameters to program each terminal.

When wiring the drive control terminals refer to the Standard Control Terminals Connection Diagram for reference.

Control Terminals - Relay 1 Motor Contactor

Type of Terminal

Terminal Name

Terminal Label

Function Parameter

Function (Specification)

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Programmable Relay (Relay 1)

Relay Output 1 Common

1-C

P1-30 (Relay 1 Function Select)

Relay contacts, 8A/250VAC 10A/30VDC

20 Programmable Functions

Relay Output 1 Normally Open

1NO

Relay Output 1 Normally Closed

1NC

Control Terminals - Relay 2 Motor Brake

Type of Terminal

Terminal Name

Terminal Label

Function Parameter

Function (Specification)

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Motor Brake Relay (Relay 2)

Relay Output 2 Common

2-C

N/A - Fixed as Motor Brake

Relay contacts, 6A/250VAC 6A/30VDC

Relay Output 2 Normally Open

2NO

Control Terminals - Digital/Analog Inputs & Outputs

Type of Terminal

Terminal Name

Terminal Label

Function Parameter

Function (Specification)

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Digital Inputs / Analog Inputs

Digital Input 1

DI1

P12-01

Digital Input: 8 – 30 Vdc

Analog Input Voltage Mode: -10 to10V

Analog Input Current Mode: 0 to 20mA

Logic Selected via P1-43 (Positive/Negative Logic Select)

Digital Input 2

DI2

P12-02

Digital Input 3

DI3

P12-03

Digital Input 4 / Analog Input 1

DI4

P12-04

Digital Input 5 / Analog Input 2

DI5

P12-05

Digital Input 6

DI6

P12-06

Digital Input 7

DI7

P12-07

Digital Input 8

DI8

P12-08

Optional Digital Inputs

Digital input 9

Daux1

P12-09

Only available on the Universal Encoder Module

Digital Input 10

Daux2

P12-10

Digital / Analog Outputs

Digital / Analog Output 1

DA1

Digital / Analog Type: P1-14

Digital Function: P1-15

Digital Logic: P1-16

Analog Function: P1-17

Analog Logic: P1-18

Digital Output: 0 - 24Vdc

Analog Output Voltage Mode: 0 to 10V

Analog Output Current Mode: 0 to 20mA

Digital / Analog Output 2

DA2

Digital / Analog Type: P1-21

Digital Function: P1-22

Digital Logic: P1-23

Analog Function: P1-24

Analog Logic: P1-25

Digital Output 3

DO3

Digital Function: P1-28

Digital Logic: P1-29

Control Terminals - Safe Torque Off

Type of Terminal

Terminal Name

Terminal Label

Function Parameter

Function (Specification)

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Safe Torque Off

Safe Torque Off 1

STO1

N/A - Logic fixed to PNP

Will not change with P1-43

Nominal Range: 0 - 24Vdc

Operating Range: 18 - 30Vdc

Maximum Voltage: 30Vdc

Safe Torque Off 2

STO2

Safe Torque Off 24Vdc Supply

24V

Safe Torque Off 0V Common

0V

Control Terminals - IO User Supply

Type of Terminal

Terminal Name

Terminal Label

Function Parameter

Function (Specification)

IO User Supply

+24Vdc Input/Output supply

+24V

N/A

+24Vdc, 200mA current User Input/Output

0 Volt Common

0V

0 Volt Common

0V

Control Terminals Installation

Electrical Installation - Control Terminals Cable Sizing

Drive Model Code

Maximum Cables Size

Screw Type

Recommended Screw Tightening Torque

Units

mm2

AWG/ Kcmil

Nm

Ibf.in

All Models

3.3

12

M5 Phillips

0.4

3.5

The following points should be followed when wiring the Control Terminals for a proper installation:

  • All analog signal cables should be suitably shielded. Twisted pair cables are recommended.

  • All Control Terminals are Screw type and require a terminal screwdriver to install and remove.

  • Power and Control Signal cables should be routed separately where possible, and must not be routed parallel to each other.

  • Signal levels of different voltages e.g. 24 Volt DC and 110 Volt AC, should not be routed together and should be separated.

  • The Control Terminals are designed to accept the following termination methods:

    • Bare conductor

    • Ferrule

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  • Use the Table in this Section for full details of cable size and tightening torques

The Elevator Core offers dual logic control terminals. The Drive can be used in PNP or NPN logic.

By default the drive is configured to use PNP logic.

To change the logic of the Drive follow the steps below:

  • Disable the drive (Open the STO1 & STO2 terminals)

    Caution

    If you do not disable the drive by opening the STO ports before changing the logic there is a risk of the drive starting as soon as you change the logic.

  • Adjust your wiring to reflect the change in logic

  • Set P1-43 to either 0 or 1 (0 = PNP) (1 = NPN)

For more information on changing the logic of the drives Control Terminals see the Topic: I/O Logic Select - Topic List.I/O Logic Select - Topic List