Control Techniques Mentor II DC Drives 25A‑1850A User Manual

This document is the user guide for Mentor II DC Drives 25A to 1850A output from Control Techniques


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Brand
Control
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
115
File format
PDF
File size
2.8 MB
Published
03 November, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
CBE0545491B2A49B7228D1189950D6E3

About this manual

This user guide covers safety information, compliance requirements, and general installation advice for the Mentor II DC variable‑speed drives. It emphasizes qualified personnel, proper isolation, and adherence to relevant regulations before any work begins.

The document details the drive’s features, electrical and mechanical installation, parameter settings, diagnostic procedures, and serial communication interfaces, helping users configure and maintain drives in single‑ended or four‑quadrant configurations.

What's inside

  • Features of Mentor II
  • Safety Information
  • Introduction
  • Data and Specifications
  • Mechanical Installation
  • Electrical Installation
  • Operating Procedures
  • Parameter Set
  • Diagnostic Procedures
  • Serial Communications

Specifications

Maximum input voltage to drive (optional)525 V +10%
Maximum input voltage to drive (special order)660 V +10%
Output reference voltage tolerance10 V ±5%
Current feedback resolution0.1 %
Current loop linearity2 % (bandwidth 80 Hz)

Frequently asked questions

What must be done before servicing the drive?

Mains supplies should be removed and left removed for a minimum of 2 minutes before any servicing work is performed.

What output pulse configurations are available?

The drive uses 6‑pulse firing of output thyristors and can be optionally configured to series or parallel 12‑pulse operation.

Which safety functions do not isolate dangerous voltages?

The Stop and Start inputs of the drive do not remove dangerous voltages from the terminals; an interlock must be installed for safety.

What are the recommended environmental limits for the drive?

The drive must not be subjected to excessive physical force and must be used within the specified environmental limits described in the guide.

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