VBUS.ACNOMINAL

Description

This command configures the operating voltage for a level other than the default of the drive.

The drive can be de-rated but do not operate it higher than the original voltage.

When changed, VBUS.ACNOMINAL modifies the inrush voltage settings and the regen voltage configurations. If it is set to lower than 40% of the standard AC line voltage (e.g., 96V for MV drives where the standard voltage is 240V, or 192V for HV drives where the standard voltage is 480V) then F2014 and W2014 (AC input phase loss) are turned off. It is important that VBUS.ACNOMINAL be set as accurately as possible to minimize voltage faults.

Examples

Code

If an HV drive (480V) was needed for bench testing at 120V, do the following:

VBUS.ACNOMINAL 120

Versions

Action	Version	Notes
Implemented	02-00-00-000
Feature change	02-20-00-000	Turn off F2014 & W2014 when VBUS.ACNOMINAL is less than 40% of standard AC line voltage

General Information

Type	Read/Write
Units	VAC
Range	0 to Drive rated voltage
Default Value	Drive rated voltage
Data Type	Integer
Stored in Non- Volatile Memory	Yes

Variants Supported

All variants are supported.

Fieldbus Information

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Command	Index	SubIndex	Data Type	Units	Float Scale	Access	PDO PDO is a type of protocol frame used in some fieldbuses. A PDO contains one or more object dictionary entries, which define the application data transferred between devices. Mappable
VBUS.ACNOMINAL	300ah	05h	Unsigned16	-	-	Read/Write	No

EtherNet/IP
Name	ID	Hex	Data Type	Access	Units
VBUS.ACNOMINAL	2513	9D1	Unsigned16	Read/Write	-

PROFINET
Parameter	PNU	Data Type	Access	Units
VBUS.ACNOMINAL	2513	Unsigned16	Read/Write	-