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Services and Spare Parts
Customer Training
Drives and Controls
Innovation Series Low Voltage Drive
Recommended Duration: 3 1/2 Days
This course is designed for engineering and maintenance personnel
who configure, set up, install and maintain the low voltage
AC drive. Topics include AC motor theory, drive power compo-
nents configuration and keypad operation. The Control System
Toolbox software used to set up, tune and maintain the drive will
also be presented. Laboratory assignments include hardware
identification, programming I/O, startup wizards and changing
the regulator patterns via keypad and Control System Toolbox.
Prerequisite: Electrical experience/education and familiarity
with Windows™
Innovation Series Low Voltage Drive System
Recommended Duration: 4 1/2 days
This is a system level course for engineering and maintenance
personnel who are responsible for configuring, maintaining or
troubleshooting a system that includes the Innovation Series
Controller and Low Voltage Innovation drives. This is a practical
“how to” course on the essentials developed for Innovation Series
Drive Systems.
Prerequisite: Electrical experience/education and familiarity
with Windows™
Innovation Series Medium Voltage Drive Type GP
Recommended Duration: 3 Days
This course is designed for engineering and maintenance person-
nel who configure, set up, install and maintain the AC drive.
Topics include AC motor theory, drive power components (IGBT),
configuration and keypad operation. The Control System Toolbox
software will be used to set up, tune and maintain the drive.
Assignments will include hardware identification, programming
I/O, start-up wizards (fiber-optic, cell test, etc.) and changing the
regulator patterns via the keypad and Control System Toolbox.
Prerequisite: Electrical experience/education and familiarity
with Windows™
Innovation Series Medium Voltage Drive Type SP
Recommended Duration: 4 Days
The course is designed for engineering and maintenance person-
nel who configure, set up, install, and maintain AC drives.
Assignments will include hardware identification, programming
I/O, startup wizards (fiber-optic, cell test, etc.) and changing the
regulator patterns via Keypad and Control System Toolbox. At the
completion of this course, students will be familiar with the fol-
lowing: Hardware Configuration of the Drive (VME Rack with cir-
cuit cards), Liquid Cooling Operation, Source and Inverter Bridges
(Power Conversion Theory), DDI (Keypad), Bus Charging Sequence,
Fault Retrieval and Diagnostic, Maintenance and Troubleshooting,
Control System Toolbox, Utilizing the Drives Pattern, including:
a. Trend Recorder (Real Time Trending); b. Capture Buffer
(Background Trending).
Prerequisite: Electrical experience/education and familiarity
with Windows™
LCI Drives (Innovation Series)
for Fan, Pump and Compressor Applications
Recommended Duration: 3 Days
This course is designed for engineering and maintenance person-
nel who configure, set up, install and maintain the LCI drive.
Topics include synchronous AC motor theory, drive power compo-
nents (SCR, line filters and snubbers) and the water-cooled sys-
tem. The AFE Datapanel/90-30 and/or VersaMax® configuration
will be used and Innovation Series controller interfacing compo-
nents will be discussed. The HyperTerminal® monitor mode to set
up, tune and maintain the drive will also be presented.
Assignments include hardware identification, programming
DACs and circular list.
Prerequisite: Electrical experience/education and familiarity
with Windows™
LCI Second Generation (pre-1997: has door-mounted printer)
Recommended Duration: 3 Days
This course is designed for engineering and maintenance person-
nel who configure, set up, install and maintain the LCI drive.
Topics include synchronous AC motor theory, drive power compo-
nents (SCR, line filters and snubbers), the water-cooled system
and door-mounted printer operation. The monitor modes to set
up, tune and maintain the drive will also be presented.
Assignments include hardware identification, programming DACs
and circular list.
Prerequisite: Electrical experience/education