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SED2 VFD Startup, Operation, and Maintenance Manual
70 Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.
Additional Parameter Settings
NOTE: If Display Selection for r0000, parameter P0005=21 (actual
frequency), then the BOP display alternately shows setpoint
values and the actual value (0 Hz).
Flying Start
Parameter Description Action Setting/ Default
Flying Start
Starts SED2 into a spinning
motor by rapidly changing the
output frequency of the SED2
until the actual motor speed is
found. Then, the motor runs up
to setpoint using the normal
ramp time.
0 = Flying start disabled
1 = Flying start is always
active, start in direction of
setpoint
2 = Flying start is active if
power on, fault, OFF2,
start in direction of
setpoint
3 = Flying start is active if
fault, OFF2, start in
direction of setpoint
4 = Flying start is always
active, only in direction of
setpoint
5 = Flying start is active if
power on, fault, OFF2,
only in direction of
setpoint
6 = Flying start is active if
fault, OFF2, only in
direction of setpoint
1. Press
to enter the
SED2 parameter mode
and to display r0000.
2. Press
to advance
to parameter P1200.
3. Press
to access
the
parameter values level.
4. Press
to advance
to desired setting.
5. Press
to confirm
and save the setting.
Minimum: 0
Default: 0
Maximum: 6
P1200
NOTES:
1. Flying start is useful for motors with high inertia loads.
2. Se
ttings 1 to 3 search in both directions. Settings 4 through 6 search only in
direction of setpoint.
3. Flying start must be used in cases where the motor may still be turning
(such as after a brief input power break) or can be driven by the load.
Otherwise, overcurrent trips occur.
4. If the SED2 faults on F0002 (overvoltage) on a start command, flying start
may have to be optimized by reducing the values in P1203 and P1202.
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