Commissioning a LSPM Motor
Note
This guide covers information related to LSPM Motors only.
Before commissioning, ensure that :
The drive has been mechanically and electrically installed.
A Control Source and Speed reference source has been selected. !!!!!(Insert link here to landing page for control and speed sources)!!
Caution
The phase-to-phase back EMF (RMS) voltage must not exceed the applied AC supply voltage. Exceeding this limit may result in drive damage.
Ideally the motor Back EMF should be =/> 1 V / Hz, lower values may reduce low speed performance.
Maximum motor frequency 360Hz
Operation down to 10% of rated speed is typically possible. Performance may be reduced at lower speeds or when using motors with a low back EMF-to-frequency ratio.
Obtain the motor back EMF from the motor nameplate, datasheet or motor manufacturer and enter it into P-07.
Note
Enter the phase-to-phase RMS back EMF at rated motor speed/frequency. Do not enter the motor rated voltage.
Select Motor Control Mode
Set P-51= 5 (LSPM Motor)
Enter Motor Nameplate data
Parameter
Description
P-08
Rated Motor Current
P-09
Rated Motor Frequency
P-10
Rated Motor Speed (Optional)
Run Autotune
Set :
P-52 > 1
The autotune will start immediately and the display will show:
Auto-t
Caution
The drive output will be enabled during the autotune process and the motor shaft may rotate. Ensure that it is safe to proceed before starting the autotune.
Once the autotune is complete, the display will return to Stop.
Run the Motor
The motor can now be operated using the selected control source and speed reference.
Starting Performance
Several boost parameters are available to optimise starting, low-speed, and stopping performance.
Question | Answer/Solution |
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What measurements are taken during Autotune? | During Autotune, the drive measures and populates: P-56 Motor Stator Inductance (Lsd) and P-57 Motor Stator Inductance (Lsq). |
Suitable Motor Types | Surface-mounted permanent magnet motors and Interior permanent magnet motors |
Autotune Requirements | Motor must be unloaded where possible Motor must be at standstill before starting Correct motor data must be entered before autotune |
Motor Will Not Start |
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Autotune Fails |
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Poor Low-Speed Performance |
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