Shenyang Xinwei Automation AMDP-X/E7 Motor Protector User Manual

The AMDP-X/E7 series motor protection device has the protection functions of ground fault, short circuit, phase loss, jamming, unbalanced current, and overload. It also has current, voltage, frequency, and power factor analog outputs, which can be used for the protection, control, and monitoring of AC asynchronous motors.


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Brand
AMDP-X/E7系列电动机保护器使用手册
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
15
File format
PDF
File size
322 KB
Published
17 January, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
9BEBFE7891EB5D5296D4FD94B70D373B

About this manual

This user manual provides detailed information on the AMDP‑X/E7 series motor protection devices, including fault type signal outputs, 4‑20 mA analog outputs, and parameter configuration for various protection functions. It also covers wiring diagrams for connecting the protector to motor circuits, PLCs, and external devices.

The document includes specific settings for different model variants (E701, E711, E751), self‑reset options, zero‑sequence current handling, and protection time values for overload, short‑circuit, ground, and phase‑loss conditions. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Fault Signal Outputs
  • 4‑20 mA Analog Output
  • Parameter Settings
  • Other Protection Parameters
  • Wiring and Connection Diagrams
  • Self‑Reset Function
  • Zero‑Sequence Current Settings
  • Model Variants (E701, E711, E751)

Specifications

Fault signal outputs D01‑D06Ground, short circuit, phase loss, stall, current imbalance, overload
4‑20 mA analog output rangeSelectable via parameter C (0‑8) representing 1‑5× current
Short‑circuit protection time0.3 s
Ground protection time0.6 s (current > set) / 10 s (current < set)
Self‑reset function (Parameter B)Disabled by default (B=0000), enabled when B=1XXX

Frequently asked questions

How can the fault status be cleared?

Press the reset button R or send a clear‑fault pulse to DI1 to reset the protector.

How is the 4‑20 mA output range configured?

Set parameter C (C2 value 0‑8) to select the multiplier for the current range represented by the 4‑20 mA signal.

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