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ePAC II

Installation, Configuration and

Operation Manual
ePAC II Units with Firmware Version:

VSF 110211

Part Number: BM-ePACIIPCP-00

February 2007

Revision: A
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Record of Revisions
Revision Description Date
Original (O) Initial Release – For Firmware Version VSF 110210 April 2006
A Include ESP and Some Rod Pump parameters for Firmware February 2007
Version VSF 110211

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Documentation Nomenclature
This manual uses the following protocol to present information.
The bold characters “<” and “>” set apart keystrokes
that you must press on the keyboard or numeric keypad for a defined action or
input.
The <Keyname> notation refers to a specific key on the keyboard or keypad. For
example, <Ctrl> refers to the control key, which is usually labeled CTRL or Ctrl.
The <Keyname1> + <Keyname2> notation means that two keys must be
pressed at the same time. The user does this by holding down one key and pressing
the other key. Situations in which this occurs usually include the <Shift>, <Alt>,
or the <Ctrl> keys.
The DOS® Operating System, used on IBM® and compatible computers, does not
differentiate between upper and lower case characters. DOS commands in this
manual appear in lower case and bold type.
When the computer generates characters on the monitor or display and a response
is required from the user, these are italicized in the documentation.

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Microsoft® Windows® Conventions

The phrase “choose” followed by a command in bold text means that the cursor is
to be moved to the command in question and left-mouse click. A trailing right
bracket followed by another command indicates to highlight the first command,
move the cursor to the right and highlight the second command. For example:
Choose File > Open filename
The expression “click” instructs the user to left-mouse click on the Window button
that display on the screen. For example:
Click <Exit> to return to the main menu screen.
Click <OK> to accept the values in the fields.

Data Conventions
In certain instances, this manual sets specific information aside from the normal
format of the text. This is done to attract the attention of the reader. This manual
uses the terms, “Note”, “Caution” and “Warning”.

Note: The note highlights information that will benefit the reader.

Caution: A caution denotes conditions under which lack of care or

attention to instructions could result in damage to equipment.

WARNING: A warning tells of a situation in which lack of care or

attention to instructions could result in injury or death to
personnel.

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Table of Contents
Quick Start Instructions ..............................................................................1
Bench Setup Prior to Physical Installation Procedure .......................................1
Bench Setup Pre-Installation Steps ..................................................................... 1
On Site Physical Mounting and Connections ...................................................2
Enclosure Installation ....................................................................................... 2
Hardware Configuration .................................................................................... 3
Wiring ............................................................................................................ 5
Parameter Configuration Initial Setup & Drive Initialization ..............................6
Main Menu Structure ........................................................................................ 7
Quick Setting Menu (-QUICK-) ........................................................................... 8
Initial Start-Up Procedure.................................................................................. 8
Auto-Tuning Configuration ..........................................................................9
Standard Gauge Controlled PCP/ESP Application Parameter Configuration ...............10
Introduction and Overview..........................................................................1
Function...................................................................................................1
Certifications ............................................................................................1
UL TYPE 3R ..................................................................................................... 1
RATINGS ..................................................................................................1
Options ....................................................................................................3
Enclosure Size and Weight ..........................................................................3
Enclosure Installation .................................................................................4
General....................................................................................................4
Size 1 Enclosure (10 to 30 HP @ 460 Volts or 7.5 to 25 HP @ 380 Volts) ...........4
Size 2 Enclosure (35 to 50 HP @ 460 Volts or 30 to 40 HP @ 380 Volts) ............5
Size 3 Enclosure (60 to 100 HP @ 460 Volts or 50 to 75 HP @ 380 Volts) ..........6
Size 4 Enclosure (125 to 150 HP @ 460 Volts or 100 to 125 HP @ 380 Volts) .....7
Field Rack Mounting Options .......................................................................8
Field Pole Mounting Options ...................................................................... 10
Enclosure Pole Mount Installation Details ............................................................11
Installation Wiring ....................................................................................12
AC Power Inlet Wiring .............................................................................. 16
ePAC II Wiring ........................................................................................ 17
Motor Wiring (Drive Outputs) ............................................................................17
Gauge Wiring .......................................................................................... 18
Earth Ground Protocol .............................................................................. 19
Operation ..................................................................................................20
Operating Controls................................................................................... 20
Main Breaker .......................................................................................... 20
Hand/Off/Auto (HOA) Switch ..................................................................... 21
Manual Speed Control .............................................................................. 21
ePAC II Digital Operator ........................................................................... 21
Digital Operator Display ...................................................................................21

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Drive Mode Indicators......................................................................................24

Drive Main Menu...................................................................................... 25
Main Menu Structure .......................................................................................25
Quick Setting Menu (-QUICK-) ..........................................................................26
General Drive Start-Up Procedures ............................................................. 26
Open Loop Vector Start-up List .........................................................................27
Auto-Tuning............................................................................................ 27
Auto Tuning - Standard....................................................................................27
No Rotate Tuning ............................................................................................28
Terminal Resistance Tuning ..............................................................................28
Typical PCP Startup Settings ..................................................................... 28
PCP / ESP Specific Changes and Parameters ................................................ 30
Low Speed and Low Torque Detection ................................................................30
PID and Minimum Speed Setting Functions .........................................................31
Fault Restart Function......................................................................................33
Run Delay After Power Loss (PCP/ESP/RP) ..........................................................33
Current Limit with Overload Foldback (ESP Only) .................................................34
Gas Lock Prevention (ESP Only) ........................................................................35
Pressure Units / Speed Units / Power-up Display (All)...........................................37
Low Compensated Pressure Fault Restart Modification (PCP/ESP Only)....................38
Water Flow / Water Production (All) ...................................................................39
Flow Line Pressure Detection (All) .....................................................................40
Analog High Casing Pressure / Manual Casing Pressure (PCP/ESP/RP).....................42
Extended Memobus Node Address (All) ..............................................................43
Hand / Off / Auto (All) .....................................................................................43
On / Off Control (All) .......................................................................................45
PCP/ESP Specific Parameters ............................................................................46
Multi-Function Analog Input Setting Selections ....................................................55
ESP/PCP Specific Changed Digital Inputs ............................................................58
Modbus Register Map ............................................................................... 58
Added Memobus Register .................................................................................58
Memobus command register retention ...............................................................59
ESP/PCP Specific Faults and Fault Detection ................................................ 60
ESP/PCP Specific Operator Programming Errors (OPE) ..........................................60
ESP/PCP Specific Faults....................................................................................60
ESP/PCP Specific Alarms and Alarm Detection.............................................. 63
Alarm Functions..............................................................................................63
ESP/PCP Specific Monitors and Monitor Functions ......................................... 66
Added Monitors...............................................................................................66
Auto-Tuning Faults................................................................................... 67
Digital Operator COPY Function Faults ........................................................ 67
Troubleshooting....................................................................................... 67
Fault Summary ...............................................................................................68
Alarm Summary..............................................................................................69
U2 & U3 Modbus Fault Decoding Table ...............................................................69

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Appendix A – EPAC II Part Number Listing and Description .................... A-1

Appendix B: Digital Operator, “Pre-Programmed” ................................... B-1
DEFINITIONS.........................................................................................B-1
CAVEATS for Using a Pre-Programmed Digital Operator ...............................B-1
Copy Function Instructions.......................................................................B-2
Appendix C – Field Deliverables Check Sheet .......................................... C-1
Appendix D – Rod Pumping Specifics....................................................... D-1
Overvoltage Suppression................................................................................ D-1

List of Tables
Table 1: Typical Configuration of S1 Dip Switch .................................................3
Table 2: Typical Configuration of Jumper Block CN15 .........................................4
Table 3: Auto-Tuning Configuration .............................................................. 10
Table 4: Quick Setting Menu ......................................................................... 11
Table 5: Equipment Temperature Statistics .......................................................1
Table 6: Enclosure Size and Weight Table .........................................................3
Table 7: VSD Single Conductor Input Power Cable Sizing .................................. 16
Table 8: Main Circuit Terminal Functions (208-240Vac and 480Vac) ................... 17
Table 9: VSD Single Conductor Output Motor Cable Sizing ................................ 17
Table 10: Digital Operator Keys .................................................................... 23
Table 11: Drive Mode Indicators.................................................................... 24
Table 12: Input Voltage Record Table ............................................................ 26
Table 13: Typical PCP Startup Settings........................................................... 29
Table 14: P3-01 Functional Comparison.......................................................... 33
Table 15: PCP/ESP VSD Specific Parameters ................................................... 46
Table 16: Parameters Modified for PCP/ESP .................................................... 54
Table 17: Multi-Function Analog Input Setting Selections for H3-05/H3-09 .......... 55
Table 18: Multi-function input settings for H1-XX............................................. 56
Table 19: ESP / PCP Specific Digital Inputs Control Codes Listing ....................... 58
Table 20: Added Memobus Registers.............................................................. 58
Table 21: ESP/PCP Specific Faults.................................................................. 61
Table 22: ESP/PCP Specific Alarms ................................................................ 64
Table 23: ESP/PCP Specific Monitors .............................................................. 66
Table 24: Fault Summary Listing ................................................................... 68
Table 25: ESP/PCP Specific Alarms ................................................................ 69
Table 26: U2 and U3 Modbus Fault Codes ....................................................... 69
Table 26: PCP Model Part Number Listing ......................................................A-1
Table 28: Copy Function Parameter ..............................................................B-2
Table 28: Rod Pumping VSD Specific Parameters ............................................B-2
Table 29: Rod Pumping Specific Faults ..........................................................B-3
List of Figures
Figure 1: Typical Mounting Rack......................................................................2
Figure 2: Typical Drive Terminal Panel showing S1 and CN15 in Factory Default
Settings ...................................................................................................3
Figure 3: Example Power Supply Voltage Jumper Setting ....................................4
Figure 4: Typical Size 1 and 2 Controller Wiring Schematic .................................5
Figure 5: Typical Size 3 and 4 Controller Wiring Schematic .................................6

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Figure 6: Typical ePAC II Controllers in UL Rated Type 3R Enclosures ...................2

Figure 7: Size 1 Enclosure Dimensions .............................................................4
Figure 8: Size 2 Controller Enclosure Dimensions ...............................................5
Figure 9: Size 3 Controller Enclosure Dimensions ...............................................6
Figure 10: Size 4 Controller Enclosure Dimensions .............................................7
Figure 11: Size 4 Enclosure Base Dimensions ....................................................8
Figure 12: Controller Enclosure Field Rack Installation ........................................9
Figure 13: Typical Pole-Mounted Equipment .................................................... 10
Figure 14: Enclosure Installation Diagram....................................................... 11
Figure 15: Typical Size 1 and 2 Controller Wiring Schematic .............................. 12
Figure 16: Typical Size 3 and 4 Controller Wiring Schematic .............................. 13
Figure 17: Typical PCP Drive Installation......................................................... 14
Figure 18: Typical ESP Drive Installation......................................................... 15
Figure 19: Digital Operator Component Names and Functions ............................ 22
Figure 20: Quick Setting Menu Flow ............................................................... 26
Figure 21: Iq Pgain – Increase gain above base speed.................................... B-2

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Quick Start Instructions

The following instructions are meant for operators that are familiar with the
installation and operation of PCP and ESP drives. Refer to the Installation Section of
this Manual for detailed instructions.

Note: These instructions are to be used by operators of ePAC II Units with firmware
version VSF 110211 only. For earlier versions of firmware, use the Revision
Original manual.

Bench Setup Prior to Physical Installation

Procedure
Prior to physically mounting the unit, the ePAC II can be fully configured on a
bench-top. This is not required and in your situation you may want to install the
ePAC II unit on site before implementing the setup procedure. Skip to “On Site
Physical Mounting and Connections” paragraph if you don’t want to set up the ePAC
II on a bench. You will need the following items to fully configure your drive on the
bench:
• One AC Power Source, capable of supplying all required phases (1 or 3):
• Voltage Rating: Nominal Voltage Input Rating of the Unit’s Drive;
• Current Rating: Enough to Power the Drive w/o Load.

Bench Setup Pre-Installation Steps

Configure the hardware and programmable parameters as directed in the
paragraphs that follow these steps. The basic configuration procedure is as follows:
1. Hardware Configuration – Follow the steps in the paragraph titled “Hardware
Configuration”. Configure the Hardware Settings while power is OFF.
2. Parameter Configuration Initial Setup & Drive Initialization – Use this paragraph
to set up the initial configuration.
3. Standard Gauge Controlled PCP/ESP Application Parameter Configuration -
Configure the required parameters before installing and performing a
functional test of the drive.
4. Optional Gauge Installation Parameters Setup – Configure these parameters
only if you have the optional Gauge package.

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On Site Physical Mounting and Connections

The following instructions guide you to physically installing and wiring the enclosure
on site.

Enclosure Installation
Install the enclosure at site. Figure 1 can be used as a general guide.

Figure 1: Typical Mounting Rack

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Hardware Configuration
Ensure that the DIP switches and jumpers are configured as required below.

Warning: Ensure that Power is OFF before performing the hardware

configuration below!

Note: All references to ‘Top’ assume that the VSD is positioned in its’ normal,
vertical, mounting position (i.e. such that the Drive’s wiring terminals are towards
the bottom of the unit).

1. Ensure that unit is powered OFF (i.e. the unit’s circuit breaker is in the OFF
position at a minimum).
2. Set any installed Thermostat’s adjustment to desired trip temperature (or
greater than present room temperature).
3. Remove the Drive’s (wiring) Terminal Cover (See YASKAWA F7 Drive User
Manual, Document # TM.F7.01.pdf).
4. Ensure that DIP switch S1 (see Figure 2 for relative location) is configured per
Table 1.

Table 1: Typical Configuration of S1 Dip Switch

Position # Setting1 Function
1 (Top) OFF RS-485 / RS-422 Line Terminating Resistor in Circuit when ON.
2 (Bottom) ON Analog Channel 2 Configured for 4-20mA Input when ON.
OFF is to the Left of the unit; and ON is to the right. (These are typical Factory Default Settings)

Figure 2: Typical Drive Terminal Panel showing S1 and CN15 in Factory Default
Settings

Note: Figure 1 is from the YASKAWA F7 Drive User Manual, Document #

TM.F7.01.pdf.

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5. Ensure that Jumper Block CN15 (see Figure 2 for relative location) is configured
per Table 2.

Table 2: Typical Configuration of Jumper Block CN15

Position Setting1 Function
CH1 Right FM Analog Output (CH1) Signal Type, 0-10V or 4-20mA
CH2 Right AM Analog Output (CH2) Signal Type, 0-10V or 4-20mA
When the Jumper is positioned to the Right, then the Analog Output will supply a 0-10Vdc
signal; When positioned to the Left, then it will supply a 4-20mAdc signal. (These are typical
Factory Default Settings)

6. Ensure that a 250 Ohm resistor is installed across the channel 3 Analog Input
terminals (Green terminals A3 & AC) if needed.
7. Ensure that a Jumper Bar is installed across the SC and SP terminals (on the
Green terminal block) if needed.
8. Hardware Configuration is complete for all Size 1 through 3 assemblies.
Continue to step 9 for Size 4 assemblies with 125HP and higher rated Drives
(e.g. CIMR-F7U4075, 4090, 4110, & 4160).

Note: Step 9 is only performed on Drives with a Horse Power rating of 125HP or
higher and an input Voltage of 380V and higher. These Drives are typically
only installed in Size 4 VSD assemblies.

9. Ensure that the Power Supply Voltage Jumper is installed on the Power tab that
matches your drive voltage (this should be the factory default, and it is
desired for eP Production Test). See Figure 3 as an example only. Your voltage
and jumper position may vary.

Figure 3: Example Power Supply Voltage Jumper Setting

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Wiring
All internal wiring is done when the unit is at the factory except for connecting the
Incoming Line Power, the drive motor line and any sensors that will be connected.
Figure 4 & Figure 5 detail typical drive wiring configurations. For detailed connection
instructions, refer to the wiring diagram on the inside of the front door on your unit.

MOTOR LOAD

0-XXX
3
0-120

Figure 4: Typical Size 1 and 2 Controller Wiring Schematic

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Figure 5: Typical Size 3 and 4 Controller Wiring Schematic

Parameter Configuration Initial Setup & Drive

Initialization
Perform this section for all VSD applications before performing any other Parameter
Configuration sections that follow.

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This section ensures that the Digital Operator is installed, applies power to the
drive, configures some basic parameters, and then defaults the Drive (the basic
parameters will not change due to default).
ePAC II Main Menu
The Drive’s parameters and monitoring functions are organized into groups called
menus that make it easier to read and set parameters. The Drive is equipped with
five menus. The five menus and their primary functions are shown in.
Main Menu Primary Functions
Operation The Drive can run in this menu.
Use this menu for monitoring values such
as frequency reference or output current,
displaying fault history or displaying the
fault traces.
Quick Setting The Drive can be programmed in this
menu.
Use this menu to set/read the most
commonly used parameters.
Programming The Drive can be programmed in this menu
or parameters can be copied into the Digital
Operator.
Use this menu to set/read every parameter.
Modified The Drive can be programmed in this
Constants menu.
Use this menu to set/read the parameters
that have been modified from their factory
default settings.
Auto-Tuning The Drive can be programmed in this
menu.
Use this menu to Auto-Tune the Drive in
order to optimize motor control.
The motor parameters are calculated and
set automatically after successfully
completing Auto-Tuning.

Note: The Auto-Tuning menu item

may not be available if a fault or alarm
is present.

Main Menu Structure

The menu selection display will appear when the
MENU key is pressed from a monitor or setting
display. While viewing the menu selection display,
press the MENU key repeatedly to scroll between the
menu selections. Press the DATA/ENTER key to enter
the desired menu selection.

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Quick Setting Menu (-QUICK-)

This menu is used to set/read the most commonly used parameters in the Drive.
Follow the key operations to access the Quick Setting Menu:

Use and keys to scroll through the “Quick Setting” parameter list. Use
this menu to set up and/or change the parameters on the Quick Setting Menu.

Note: All parameter changes in this section assume to be performed by editing the
specific parameters. You may perform an Operator-to-Inverter copy function
from a “Pre-Programmed” Digital Operator if you know how. See Appendix B
of this Manual.

Initial Start-Up Procedure

1. Ensure that the Local Power Disconnect is OFF.
2. Apply Power to the unit (if not already done).
3. Ensure that the Digital Operator to be used for Configuration is connected to
the Drive.
• Connect the Digital Operator to the Drive’s communication port (either
directly, or via a suitable cable).
• Connect Power wiring (as necessary) to the unit’s Circuit Breaker,
• Turn the Local Power Disconnect ON.
• Turn the unit’s Circuit Breaker ON.
• Wait for the Digital Operator to initialize…
4. Set the Drive’s Control Method to “Open Loop Vector” (Parameter A1-02 = 2).
5. Ensure that the Drive’s kVA selection is set to the proper value (Parameter o2-
04). Do not do the following steps if the kVA selection is correct.

Note: The Drive’s kVA selection will not typically have to be changed when it is
received from eP. If you observe an “OPE01” error message, then use the
following steps to configure the correct kVA setting. Refer to the YASKAWA
F7 Drive User Manual, Document # TM.F7.01.pdf, for a listing of Model
Numbers to o2-04 settings.

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Setting Drives KVA Selection (Parameter o2-04)

1. Observe the Drive’s I.D. label (typically located on the right side of the
Drive),
2. Make a note of the last four characters of the Drives Model Number (e.g.
CIMR-F7U4011),
3. Edit Parameter o2-04,
4. Observe the value in parentheses below the parameter value (e.g. “47P5”
will be listed for Model CIMR-F7U47P5; “4011” will be listed for Model
CIMR-F7U4011),
5. Use the Digital Operator’s ‘Arrow’ keys to scroll the list of allowed “Model
Numbers” until the Drive Model Number is displayed (e.g. “4011”),
6. Press the ‘DATA / ENTER’ key to select the displayed model number.

Note: Power must be cycled after KVA Setting is changed.

6. Initialize the Drive’s Parameters for 2-Wire (Parameter A1-03 = 2220 for 2-
Wire).
• Edit Parameter A1-03,
• Observe that the displayed value for A1-03 is ‘0’,
• Use the Digital Operator’s ‘Up Arrow’ key to scroll to the ‘2220’ selection.
• Press the ‘DATA / ENTER’ key to initialize the Drive Parameters to “2-Wire
Initialization”.

Note: The above Default command will not default the Control Method & Drive kVA
selections.

Auto-Tuning Configuration
This section configures the Drive’s Auto-Tuning (T1-xx) parameters based on using
your pump motor. Refer to Table 3.
This section assumes that the user has performed Digital Operator connection,
Power application, parameter o2-04 configuration, and Drive Initialization.

Note: The Auto-Tuning menu item may not be available if a fault or alarm is present.

1. Use the Digital Operator to program / verify the Drive’s parameters to the
values found on the motor data plate.
• If a Pre-Programmed Digital Operator has been used to program, then verify
the Drive’s parameter configuration to Table 3 after the program is
transfered.

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Table 3: Auto-Tuning Configuration

Parameter Default Units Parameter Parameter Description
Name
T1-00 1 def Select Motor - Selects which set of motor parameters are to be
Motor Selection used and set during Auto-Tuning. If Motor 2
1/2 selection (H1-XX=16) is not selected, this
parameter will not be displayed.
1: 1st Motor - E1 to E2
2: 2nd Motor - E3 to E4
T1-01 0 def Tuning Mode Selects the Auto-Tuning mode:
Sel - Auto- 0: Rotational Auto-Tuning (A1-02 = 2 or 3)
Tuning mode 1: Stationary Auto-Tuning (A1-02 = 2 or 3)
selection 2: Terminal resistance only, (stationary)
Auto-Tuning (A1-02 = 0, 1, 2, or 3)
T1-02 Note 1 kW Mtr Rated Set the motor rated power in kilowatts (kW).
Power - Motor
Rated Power NOTE: If motor power is given in
horsepower, power in kW can be
calculated using the following
formula: kW = Hp * 0.746

T1-03 460.0 Vac Rated Voltage - Set the motor rated voltage in Volts (V).
Motor Rated
Voltage
T1-04 Note 1 Amp Rated Current - Set the motor rated current in Amperes (A).
Motor Rated
Current
T1-05 60.0 Hz Rated Set the base frequency of the motor in Hertz
Frequency - (Hz).
Motor Base
Frequency
T1-06 4 qty Number of Set the number of motor poles.
Poles - Number 4 = 1800 RPM
of Motor Poles 6 = 1200 RPM
T1-07 1750 RPM Rated Speed - Set the base speed of the motor in revolutions
Motor Base per minute (RPM).
Speed

Note 1: The Default value of these two parameters varies with the KVA rating of the
drive.

Standard Gauge Controlled PCP/ESP Application Parameter

Configuration
This paragraph directs you to configure the Drive’s parameters for a PCP
Application. Perform this section only if the unit being programmed is for a PCP
application.
This section assumes that you have performed Digital Operator connection, Power
application, parameter o2-04 configuration and Drive Initialization.

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Note: If using a Pre-Programmed Digital Operator to program the Drive, then follow
the instructions below. Refer to Appendix B for additional instructions.

Note: If using a Pre-Programmed Digital Operator to program the Drive, then use
Copy Function #2 (OP -> INV WRITE). Configure parameter o3-01 = 2, and
then wait for the “COPY, COPY COMPLETE” message to be displayed. When
the unit is in operation, configure parameter o2-06 to ‘0’ before removing the
keypad from the drive. Removing the keypad before configuring o2-06 to ‘0’
will result in an immediate shutdown.

Note: For Rod Pump Specifics refer to Appendix D.

Use the Digital Operator to program / verify the Drive’s parameters to the Quick
Setting Menu’s “Setting” column values. If a Pre-Programmed Digital Operator has
been used to program, then verify the Drive’s parameter configuration to the Quick
Setting Menu’s “Setting” column values.

Table 4: Quick Setting Menu

Parameter Default Setting Units Description Setting Description
A1-03* 0 2 n/a Initial 2 wire-2220
Parameters
B5-19** 0 **** PID Loop Required Level Setpoint
Setpoint
A1-02 2 2 n/a Control Method Output Control Method
P2-07** 0 2 Pressure Units Compensated Level units
P2-09 0 2 Speed Units Set for required units
B5-01 0 1 sec PID MODE Activates PID function
C1-01 15 15 sec Accel Time Accel from min to max speed
C1-02 15 15 sec Decel Time Decel from Max to Min Speed
E1-04 60 90 Hz Max Hz Set to Max required output
Hz
H3-05** F 20 A3 Setting Terminal A3 setting
H3-09** F B A2 setting Terminal A2 setting
L5-01 5 5 n/a #of Restarts Fault Restarts
L7-01 100 **** % % FWD **** Set as required
TORQUE
O1-03 0 **** n/a Speed Scale Set to MAX SPEED at E1-04
RPM
PRS
SPM
P1-01 0 15 % Low Speed FLT % of MAX SPEED
P1-02 0 5 sec Low Speed T/D Run T/D
P1-03 0 0.5 min Low Speed T/D Start Bypass T/D
P1-04 0 15 % Low Torque % of Max Torque-10% less
FLT than stable operation
P1-05 0 10 sec Low Torque T/D Run T/D
P1-06 0 2.0 min Low Torque T/D Start Bypass T/D
P1-07 0 5 n/a SPD/TRQ FLT # of restarts after Spd/Torque
rsts Fault

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Table 4: Quick Setting Menu

Parameter Default Setting Units Description Setting Description
P1-08 0 1.0 min Spd/Trq restart Time between restarts
time
P1-09 10 30 min Spd/Trq Restart Time to reset Fault Counter
Clear
P2-01 0 20 % Min Speed % of Max – 5 % greater than
P1-01
P3-01 0 2 min Fault Restart Restart times for all other
Time Faults
P2-02** 1000 **** PIP Max Range Maximum PIP input range
P2-03** 250 **** CSG Max Maximum CSG input range
Range
P2-04** 0 **** Low Press Low Level Fault
Level
P2-06** 0 **** Low Press Rst Level Auto Restart
Lvl
02-03 User Defaults Stores Settings in Non-
volatile Memory

Table Notes:

*This Parameter is only located in the Programming Menu, not the Quick Setting
Menu.

** Marked Parameters are GAUGE Specific.

**** denote application specific setting.

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Introduction and Overview

Function
The primary function of a PCP (Progressive Cavity Pump)/ESP (Electrical
Submersible Pump)/RP (Rod Pumped) VSD Motor Controller is to control the
starting and stopping of the pump motor. Over-current or over-torquing the
downhole pump motor can cause serious problems so that the pump assembly
must be pulled out of the well. The VSD prevents these problems from happening
and allows maximum control of pump motor functions.

Certifications
UL TYPE 3R

Certifying Certifying Explanation

Agency Standard
UL UL 508A Enclosures are intended for outdoor use primarily to provide a
degree of protection against falling rain and sleet; undamaged
by the formation of ice on the enclosure.

RATINGS
The EPAC II VSD PCP Controller is available in several sizes and configurations.
• Size: Refer to Appendix A for a complete listing of those sizes and
configurations.
• Voltage: Refer to Appendix A for a complete listing of those sizes and
configurations.
• Altitude: 3300 ft without de-rating (must be addressed at the time of proposal
by an Application Engineer)
• Relative Humidity: 95% maximum non-condensing
• Ambient storage temperature: See Table 5.
• Ambient operating temperature: See Table 5.
• Air inlets: Equipped with a UL rated minimum filter system.
Table 5: Equipment Temperature Statistics
Configuration Without de-rating
Amp only -25°C to 40°C
w/heater & thermostat -40°C to 40°C
w/cooling -10°C to 40°C
With both ** -40°C to 40°C

Figure 6 shows a picture of the Standard EPAC II enclosure sizes and

configurations.
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Figure 6: Typical ePAC II Controllers in UL Rated Type 3R Enclosures

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Options
Several options are available for each of the different sized units. Refer to Appendix
A for detailed part numbers of the various unit configurations and options.

Enclosure Size and Weight

The following table shows the approximate sizes and weights of the various
enclosures. Figure 6 shows three of the enclosure sizes.

Table 6: Enclosure Size and Weight Table

Dimensional Enclosure HP HP Max Height Width Depth Weight
Data Size 460V 380V Amps
1 30 25 40 36 24 20 120
2 50 40 67 48 24 21 180
3 100 75 125 48 30 23 240
4 150 125 180 72* 36 24 450
*12”stand

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Enclosure Installation
General
The controller hardware is mounted in an enclosure that limits exposure to
environmental hazards such as adverse weather conditions or industrial
contaminants. Figure 7, Figure 8, Figure 9, and Figure 10 show the sizes of the
various enclosures and the dimensions needed to install these enclosures.
Figures 6 – 10 show details of mounting.
The Size 4 Enclosure is supplied with a Base Stand that the enclosure is mounted
on. This enclosure may be mounted inside a building or outside on a concrete pad.
Lifting Eyes are provided at the top of each enclosure to allow easier handling of the
units.

Size 1 Enclosure (10 to 30 HP @ 460 Volts or 7.5 to

25 HP @ 380 Volts)
Figure 7 shows details of mounting the Size 1 Enclosure.

Figure 7: Size 1 Enclosure Dimensions

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Size 2 Enclosure (35 to 50 HP @ 460 Volts or 30 to

40 HP @ 380 Volts)
Figure 8 shows details of mounting the Size 2 Enclosure.

Figure 8: Size 2 Controller Enclosure Dimensions

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Size 3 Enclosure (60 to 100 HP @ 460 Volts or 50 to

75 HP @ 380 Volts)
Figure 9 shows details of mounting the Size 3 Enclosure.

Figure 9: Size 3 Controller Enclosure Dimensions

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Size 4 Enclosure (125 to 150 HP @ 460 Volts or 100

to 125 HP @ 380 Volts)
Figure 10 and Figure 11 show details of mounting the Size 4 Enclosure.

Figure 10: Size 4 Controller Enclosure Dimensions

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Figure 11: Size 4 Enclosure Base Dimensions

The enclosure also permits the organized mounting of other peripheral hardware for
use with the controller. This may include a radio / modem depending on the
circumstances.

Field Rack Mounting Options

Figure 12 displays the typical dimensions and specifications of mounting the
controller enclosure on a field rack. This rack is designed to support all of the
options for the Controller including other equipment boxes, solar panel, radio
antenna, etc. Contact your eP representative for additional details.

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Figure 12: Controller Enclosure Field Rack Installation

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Field Pole Mounting Options

Figure 13 displays the typical dimensions and specifications of mounting the
controller enclosure and various pieces of peripheral equipment on a field Pole. This
pole supports all of the options for the Controller including other equipment boxes,
solar panel, radio antenna, etc. Contact your eP representative for additional
details.

Figure 13: Typical Pole-Mounted Equipment

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Enclosure Pole Mount Installation Details

Figure 14 provides general installation details of pole mounting the controller
enclosure for sizes 1, 2, and 3.

Figure 14: Enclosure Installation Diagram

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Installation Wiring
The following schematic diagrams, Figure 15 and Figure 16 show typical the wiring
for each of the units and all of their accessories. For details of your unit, see inside
of the front cover.

MOTOR LOAD

0-XXX
3
0-120

Figure 15: Typical Size 1 and 2 Controller Wiring Schematic

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Figure 16: Typical Size 3 and 4 Controller Wiring Schematic

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Figure 17: Typical PCP Drive Installation

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Figure 18: Typical ESP Drive Installation

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AC Power Inlet Wiring

The wire sizes listed in Table 7 are to be used for the AC input line power.
Additionally, this information is located on a label affixed to the back of the
enclosure just above the main circuit breaker. The input power wiring should enter
the enclosure through a sealing gland located at the bottom of the enclosure.
1. Pick a spot in the bottom of the enclosure to punch the AC inlet wiring hole.
2. Punch the hole and use conduit connectors per your local codes.
3. Pull enough wire into the enclosure to allow the wire to bend and connect to
CB1.
4. Connect your AC Inlet Power to lugs L1, L2, & L3 on the Main Breaker, CB1.
Torque to the specifications listed on the inside back of the enclosure, next to
the Main Breaker. Recommended Cable sizes are listed in Table 7.

Table 7: VSD Single Conductor Input Power Cable Sizing

VSD HP @ 460 MAX INLET CABLE AMPACITY Breaker Size
SIZE VOLTS CURRENT SIZE *
1 10 19 8 50 20A
1 15 27 8 50 35A
1 20 35 8 65 35A
1 25 43 6 65 45A
1 30 48 6 65 50A
2 35 58 Max 4 85 70A
2 40 60 3 85 80A
2 50 76 3 85 80A
3 60 87 2 115 100A
3 75 108 1/0 150 125A
3 100 136 2/0 150 150A
4 125 174 4/0 175 175A
4 150 200 25MCM 200 200A
VSD HP @ 380 MAX INLET CABLE AMPACITY Breaker Size
SIZE VOLTS CURRENT SIZE *
1 10 23 8 50 30A
1 15 36 8 50 40A
1 20 43 6 50 50A
1 25 51 6 50 50A
2 30 58 4 65 60A
2 40 77 3 85 80A
3 50 89 2 130 90A
3 60 110 1/0 130 125A
3 75 138 2/0 150 150A
4 100 175 4/0 175 175A
4 125 200 25MCM 200 180A
* Cable Sizes to be UL compliant

Note: The inlet power wiring is factory pre-wired from the circuit breaker to the Drive
Controller.

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ePAC II Wiring
Main circuit terminal functions are summarized according to terminal symbols in
Table 8. Wire the terminals as needed for the desired purpose.

NOTE: Consult the factory for single phase installation and wiring.

Table 8: Main Circuit Terminal Functions (208-240Vac and 480Vac)

Purpose Terminal Designation Model: CIMR-F7U††††
208-240Vac 480Vac
Main circuit power input R/L1, S/L2, T/L3 20P4 to 2110 40P4 to 4300
R1/L11, S1/L21, T1/L31 2022 to 2110 4030 to 4300
Drive Outputs U/T1, V/T2, W/T3 20P4 to 2110 40P4 to 4300
DC Power Input 20P4 to 2110 40P4 to 4300
r 1,s
Braking Resistor Unit Connection B1, B2 20P4 to 2018 40P4 to 4018
Braking Transistor Unit Connection 2022 to 2110 4022 to 4300
r 3,s
DC Link Choke Connection 20P4 to 2018 40P4 to 4018
r 1, r 2
Ground 20P4 to 2110 40P4 to 4300

Motor Wiring (Drive Outputs)

The Drive Motor is wired to the Drive Controller at the drive output terminals listed
in Table 8. The recommended Cable size is listed in Table 9.
1. Pick a spot in the bottom of the enclosure to punch the Motor inlet wiring hole.
Usually directly under the drive so that they line up with the terminals.
2. Punch the hole and use UL listed/recognized Type 3R conduit connectors per
your local codes.
3. Pull enough wire into the enclosure to allow the wire to bend and connect to
the Controller as needed.
4. Torque all Main Power input and Motor connections, on the Controller, to the
specifications outlined in your Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual, Section 2, Tables
2.1 and 2.2.

Table 9: VSD Single Conductor Output Motor Cable Sizing

VSD SIZEHP @ 460 VOLTSMAX CURRENTOUTLET MOTOR CABLE SIZE *
1 10 14 8
1 15 21 8
1 20 27 8
1 25 34 8
1 30 40 8
2 35 50.4 6
2 40 52 6
2 50 67 4
3 60 77 3
3 75 96 1

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Table 9: VSD Single Conductor Output Motor Cable Sizing

VSD SIZEHP @ 460 VOLTSMAX CURRENTOUTLET MOTOR CABLE SIZE *
3 100 125 2/0
4 125 156 3/0
4 150 180 4/0
VSD HP @ 380 VOLTSMAX CURRENT OUTLET MOTOR CABLE SIZE *
SIZE
1 10 17 8
1 15 27 8
1 20 34 8
1 25 40 8
2 30 50.4 6
2 40 67 4
3 50 77 3
3 60 96 1
3 75 125 2/0
4 100 156 3/0
4 125 180 4/0
* Cable Sizes to be UL compliant

Note: The motor power wiring should be kept separate from the gauge signal input
or output wiring.

Gauge Wiring
Gauge wiring is connected to TB1 in the unit enclosure. All wiring to the Drive is
done inside of the enclosure.
eP recommends a minimum wire size of 18 AWG for wire runs of less than 25 feet.
Pick a spot in the bottom of the enclosure to punch the Sensor inlet wiring hole.
1. Punch the hole and use UL listed/recognized Type 3R conduit connectors per
your local codes.
2. Pull enough wire into the enclosure to allow the wire to bend and connect to
the Gauge Terminal Blocks per Figure 15 and/or Figure 16.
3. Torque all gauge connections on the Controller terminal blocks as specified
inside the enclosure.

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Earth Ground Protocol

Any enclosure containing the controller should be grounded to an earth ground with
an 6-AWG or larger wire. Specific grounding procedures required by codes and/or
local standards should be followed, when applicable, instead of these instructions.
A ground bus bar, located at the bottom of the back panel on the enclosure, is
provided to complete internal controller grounding. Earth grounds for equipment
inside the enclosure are taken from the bus bar for distribution.
It is common practice for low level sensor signals to be wired using shielded wire
with the shield grounded at one end. The ground is generally at the controller end.
Common protocol also keeps earth ground, power ground, and signal ground
separate from one another throughout the system. These three grounds are then
connected at a single point in the system.
Observe the following precautions when connecting the ground wire:
1. Drives should have a ground connection with resistance of less than 10Ω.
2. Do not share the ground wire with other devices, such as welding machines or
large-current electrical equipment.
3. Always use a ground wire that complies with technical standards on electrical
equipment and minimize the length of the ground wire. Leakage current flows
through the Drive. Therefore, if the distance between the ground rod and the
ground terminal is too long, potential on the ground terminal of the Drive could
develop.
4. When using more than one Drive, be careful not to loop the ground wire.

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Operation
Operating Controls
Operating controls for each of the ePAC II Units generally consists of the following
items:
• Main Breaker – This
switch opens or closes to
control the main input
power to the ePAC II
unit.
• Hand/Off/Auto (HOA)
Switch – This switch has
3 positions that control
the unit functions.
• Manual Motor Speed
Control – Controls the
motor speed when the
HOA Switch is in the
Hand position
• Drive Digital Operator
– Controls the ePAC unit
and pump motor when
set for Local Mode.
Allows programming and
monitoring of drive.

CAUTION: Ensure that

the Variable
Motor Speed
Control is set to
minimum
before turning
the HOA Switch
to Hand.

Main Breaker
The Main Breaker operates
as follows:
• Centered “OFF”
Position (Shown in
Figure) – Main Power to
the Drive is turned OFF.

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• Right “ON” Position (Turned Clockwise approx. 30 degrees) – Main Power is

turned On.
• Between Center and Right (Tripped) Position (Clockwise approx. 15
degrees) - Main Power is turned Off. The Breaker is Tripped.
• Left (Reset) Position (Approx. 15-30 degrees counterclockwise) – Main Power
is turned Off. Reset from being tripped. Must be turned clockwise or ON to
energize.

Hand/Off/Auto (HOA) Switch

This switch has three positions that control the unit functions.
• Off (Center Position) – The External run Signal is removed from the drive and
any faults are reset.
• Hand (counterclockwise position) – Starts the pump motor and motor speed is
controlled by the Variable Speed Control (Operator or Speed Potentiometer).
The Drive is not in automatic speed control. PID is disabled.
• Auto (clockwise position) – Allows the Drive Controller to be in control of the
ePAC unit and pump motor speed, based on feedback from the Analog Inputs
(Gauges) or Serial Speed Command.

Manual Speed Control

This is a potentiometer that controls the motor speed when the H-O-A Switch is in
the Hand position. This control is labeled 0 to 100, from left to right. Zero is the
slowest motor speed and 100 is the fastest motor speed.

CAUTION: Ensure that the Manual Speed Control is set to minimum

before turning the HOA Switch to Hand. Turning the HOA
switch to Hand with the Manual Speed Control set to a high
speed could overload the pump motor and cause damage.

ePAC II Digital Operator

This unit monitors drive conditions and controls the ePAC II unit and pump motor
when it is set to Local Mode. When set to Remote Mode, it allows monitoring of
drive conditions. In either mode it may be used for programming.

Digital Operator Display

The Digital Operator is used for programming, operating, monitoring, and copying
the Drive’s parameters.

Note: To copy parameters, F7 Drives must have the same software version, model,
and control method.

The various indicators, keys and displays of the Digital Operator are described in
Figure 19:

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Figure 19: Digital Operator Component Names and Functions

The names and functions of the Digital Operator Keys are

described in Table 10.

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Table 10: Digital Operator Keys

Key Name Function
LOCAL / • Switches between operation via the Digital Operator
REMOTE (LOCAL) and the settings in parameter b1-01 (Frequency
Reference Selection) and b1-02 (Run Command
Selection) (REMOTE).
• This key can be enabled or disabled by the setting in
parameter o2-01.
• The Drive must be in a stopped condition before it can
be transferred to “LOCAL” or “REMOTE” mode.
MENU • Scrolls through the five main menus:
• Operation (-DRIVE-), Quick Setting (-QUICK-),
Programming (-ADV-), Modified Constants (-VERIFY-),
and Auto-Tuning (-A.TUNE-).

ESCAPE • Returns to the previous display, before the DATA/ENTER

key was pressed.

JOG • Enables jog operation when the Drive is being operated

from the Digital Operator (LOCAL).

FWD / REV • Selects the rotation direction of the motor when the
Drive is being operated from the Digital Operator
(LOCAL).
INCREASE • Increases parameter numbers and set values.
• Used to move to the next item or data value.

DECREASE • Decreases parameter numbers and set values.

• Used to move to the previous item or data value.

SHIFT/RESET • Selects the digit to be changed. The selected digit will

blink.
• Also resets the Drive when a fault has occurred. The run
command must be removed before the reset command
will be accepted.
DATA/ENTER • Enter menus and parameters as well as to set values.

RUN • Starts Drive operation when the Drive is being

controlled by the Digital Operator (LOCAL).

STOP Key • Stops Drive operation.

• This key can be enabled or disabled when operating
from the external terminal or communications by setting
user parameter o2-02.

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Drive Mode Indicators

The definition of the Drive mode indicators are shown in Table 11.

Table 11: Drive Mode Indicators

Indicator Definition
FWD Lit when a forward run command is input.
REV Lit when a reverse run command is input.
REMOTE Indicator is On Parameter b1-02 (Run Command Selection) is set to terminal
SEQ strip, communications, or an option board as indicated below:
b1-02=1 (Terminals)
=2 (Communications)
=3 (Option PCB)
Indicator is Off Parameter b1-02 (Run Command Selection) is set to Digital
Operator as indicated below:
b1-02=0 (Operator)
REMOTE Indicator is On Parameter b1-01 (Frequency Reference Selection) is set to
REF terminal strip, communications, option board, or pulse train as
indicated below:
b1-01=1 (Terminals)
=2 (Communications)
=3 (Option PCB)
=4 (Pulse Train)
Indicator is Off Parameter b1-01 (Frequency Reference Selection) is set to
digital operator as indicated below:
b1-01=0 (Operator)
ALARM Lit when a fault has occurred. Flashes when an Alarm has
occurred.
RUN Indicator is On Drive is running.
Indicator is Drive is decelerating to a stop.
Blinking
Indicator is Off Drive is stopped.
STOP Indicator is On Drive is decelerating to a stop or stopped.
Indicator is Drive is in a run condition but the frequency reference is less
Blinking than the minimum output frequency E1-09, or the Drive is
running in “REMOTE” mode and the “STOP” key on has been
pressed.
Indicator is Off Drive is running.

Note: The “REMOTE” Sequence (SEQ) indicator is always “Off” when the Drive is in
the “LOCAL” mode. When the Drive is in the “REMOTE” mode, the SEQ
indicator status is dependent on the setting of parameter b1-02 (Run
Command Selection).

Note: The “REMOTE” Reference (REF) indicator is always “Off” when the Drive is in
the “LOCAL” mode. When the Drive is in the “REMOTE” mode, the REF
indicator status is dependent on the setting of parameter b1-01 (Frequency
Reference Selection).

Note: The status of the “RUN” and “STOP” indicators is shown when the Drive is in
either the “LOCAL” or “REMOTE” mode.

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Drive Main Menu

The Drive’s parameters and monitoring functions are organized into groups called
menus that make it easier to read and set parameters. The Drive is equipped with
five menus. The five menus and their primary functions
are shown in.
Main Menu Primary Functions
Operation The Drive can run in this menu.
Use this menu for monitoring values such as
frequency reference or output current,
displaying fault history or displaying the fault
traces.
Quick Setting The Drive can be programmed in this menu.
Use this menu to set/read the most
commonly used parameters.
Programming The Drive can be programmed in this menu
or parameters can be copied into the Digital
Operator.
Use this menu to set/read every parameter.
Modified The Drive can be programmed in this menu.
Constants Use this menu to set/read the parameters
that have been modified from their factory
default settings.
Auto-Tuning The Drive can be programmed in this menu.
Use this menu to Auto-Tune the Drive in
order to optimize motor control.
The motor parameters are calculated and set
automatically after successfully completing
Auto-Tuning.

Note: This menu item may not be

available if the unit is in fault or
has an alarm.

Main Menu Structure

The menu selection display will appear when the MENU
key is pressed from a monitor or setting display. While
viewing the menu selection display, press the MENU key
repeatedly to scroll between the menu selections. Press
the DATA/ENTER key to enter the desired menu
selection.

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Quick Setting Menu (-QUICK-)

This menu is used to set/read the most commonly used parameters in the Drive.
Follow the key operations to access the Quick Setting Menu:

Figure 20: Quick Setting Menu Flow

To set up and/or change the parameters on the Quick Setting Menu, use the Up
and Down Arrow keys to scroll through the “Quick Setting” parameter
list and then the “DATA/ENTER” key to invoke the parameter.

General Drive Start-Up Procedures

WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGES, POSSIBLY AS HIGH AS 750 VOLTS,

EXIST WITHIN THE DRIVE ENCLOSURE. USE EXTREME
CAUTION WHEN MEASURING OR HANDLING
CONNECTIONS.

1. Confirm that all three phases are present and that the input voltage is correct
for the Drive being set up. Measure the voltages on the line side of the Drive’s
Molded Case Circuit Breaker and record below.
Table 12: Input Voltage Record Table
Measurement Location Voltage(Vac)
L1 – L2
L2 – L3
L1 – L3

If the voltage level is within the Drive’s specification, APPLY POWER to

energize the Drive. The STOP, AUTO SEQ and AUTO REF indicators should be
lit on the keypad.
2. REMOVE POWER from the Drive. Wait for the Red CHARGE LED (near the
power terminals) to go out.
3. Connect the motor leads to the Drive at terminals U/T1, V/T2 and W/T3.
4. APPLY POWER to the Drive.
5. Ensure that o2-04 is set to the proper kVA setting (per Drive Model). If o2-04
needs to be changed, change the setting and then cycle power to the drive.
6. Determine the proper control method for the application: V/F Control or Open
Loop Vector Control.

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7. Proceed to the Programming menu to initialize the drive (A1-03=2220)

Open Loop Vector Start-up List

1. Perform the General Drive Start-Up Procedure steps.
2. Set the control method of the Drive to Open Loop Vector Control by pressing
the MENU key three times for the Programming menu. Press the Arrow Key
until A1-02 is displayed and then press the ENTER key to display A1-02
“Control Method”. Use the UP and DOWN keys and the DATA/ENTER key to set
this parameter to “2: Open Loop Vector”. Ensure the DATA/ENTER key is
pressed to enter the selection in the Drive. “Entry Accepted” will briefly appear.
3. Set the Drive to Local control. Press the MENU key once to display the
Operation menu. Then, press DATA/ENTER to display “Frequency Reference”.
Press the LOCAL/REMOTE key once. This puts the Drive in the Local Mode,
allowing run/stop and speed commands by the Digital Operator. The AUTO SEQ
and AUTO REF indicators turn off. The FWD light turns on.

WARNING: THE NEXT KEY-PRESS WILL CAUSE THE MOTOR TO ROTATE. TAKE
APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS.

4. Check the motor rotation. Press and hold the JOG key to check motor rotation.
The RUN light turns on and the STOP light is off. “Frequency Ref” (U1-01) now
displays 60Hz on the Digital Operator. The frequency reference for this
operation comes from parameter d1-17 “Jog Reference” with a factory default
setting of 60Hz. The motor should ramp up to speed. If the motor rotation is
incorrect, swap any two motor leads (U/T1, V/T2, W/T3) on the Drive terminal,
and repeat the motor rotation check.

Auto-Tuning
Auto-Tuning the motor is required for smooth operation.

Note: This menu item may not be available is the unit is in fault or has an alarm.

Auto Tuning - Standard

Note: Always use Standard Tuning when operating in Open Loop Vector or Flux
Vector (A1-02 = 2) and it is possible to run the motor uncoupled from the
load. If the load cannot be uncoupled, proceed to No Rotate Tuning.

1. Select the Auto-Tuning Menu. Then, select “Standard Tuning” in the “Tuning
Mode Sel” parameter (T1-01 = 0).
2. Set the motor output power (T1-02), motor rated voltage (T1-03), motor rated
current (T1-04), motor base frequency (T1-05), number of motor poles (T1-
06), motor rated speed (T1-07) obtained from the motor nameplate
information. If the Control Method is Flux Vector (A1-02 = 3), be sure to set
the encoder pulses per revolution (PPR) (T1-08). After entering all of the
motor parameters press the UP key to display “0Hz/ 0.00A Tuning Ready?”.
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3. Confirm that the motor is uncoupled from the load and make sure it is safe to
rotate the motor. Press the RUN key to start Auto-Tuning. The Drive will
energize the motor without rotating it for approximately 1 minute. Then, the
Drive will set the required motor parameters automatically while rotating the
motor for approximately 1 minute. If the Auto-Tuning was successful, the
operator keypad will display “Tune Successful”.
4. Go to the Quick Setting menu items to set and check the settings of all other
required parameters.

No Rotate Tuning
Use No Rotate Tuning when operating in Open Loop Vector control (A1-02 = 2) and
it is impossible to uncouple the load from the motor.
1. Select the Auto-Tuning Menu. Then, select “Tune-No Rotate” in the “Tuning
Mode Sel” parameter (T1-01 = 1).
2. Set the motor output power (T1-02), motor rated voltage (T1-03), motor rated
current (T1-04), motor base frequency (T1-05), number of motor poles (T1-
06), and motor rated speed (T1-07) obtained from the motor nameplate
information. After entering all of the motor parameters press the UP key to
display “0Hz/0.00A Tuning Ready?”.
3. Press the RUN key to start Auto-Tuning. The Drive will set the required motor
parameters automatically while energizing the motor (without rotation) for
approximately 1 minute. If the Auto-Tuning is successful, the operator keypad
will display “Tune Successful”.
4. Go to the Quick Setting Parameters section to set up items there.

Terminal Resistance Tuning

Terminal Resistance Tuning is the only Auto-Tuning method available when using
V/F control (A1-02 = 0).
1. Select the Auto-Tuning Menu. Then, select “Term Resistance” in the “Tuning
Mode Sel” parameter (T1-01 = 2).
2. Set the motor output power (T1-02) and motor rated current (T1-04) obtained
from the motor nameplate information. After entering all of the motor
parameters press the UP key to display “0Hz/ 0.00A Tuning Ready?”.
3. Press the RUN key to start Auto-Tuning. The Drive will set the required motor
parameter automatically while energizing the motor (without rotation) for
approximately 30 seconds. If the Auto-Tuning is successful, the Digital
Operator keypad will display “Tune Successful”.
4. Go to the Quick Setting Parameters section to set up items there.

Typical PCP Startup Settings

The following Drive parameters, in Table 13, need to be set upon start-up of your
PCP unit. Some of these parameters are left at default settings, but in any case, all
should be checked and set as needed. Most of these items are found on your Quick
Setup Menu.

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Table 13: Typical PCP Startup Settings

Parameter Default Setting Units Description Setting Description
A1-03* 0 2 n/a Initial Parameters 2 wire-2220
B5-19** 0 **** PID Loop Setpoint Required Level Setpoint
A1-02 2 2 n/a Control Method Output Control Method
P2-07** 0 2 Pressure Units Compensated Level units
P2-09 0 2 Speed Units Set for required units
B5-01 0 1 sec PID MODE Activates PID function
C1-01 15 15 sec Accel Time Accel from min to max speed
C1-02 15 15 sec Decel Time Decel from Max to Min Speed
E1-04 60 90 Hz Max Hz Set to Max required output Hz
H3-05** F 20 A3 Setting Terminal A3 setting
H3-09** F B A2 setting Terminal A2 setting
L5-01 5 5 n/a #of Restarts Fault Restarts
L7-01 100 **** % % FWD TORQUE **** Set as required
O1-03 0 **** n/a Speed Scale Set to MAX SPEED at E1-04
RPM
PRS
SPM
P1-01 0 15 % Low Speed FLT % of MAX SPEED
P1-02 0 5 sec Low Speed T/D Run T/D
P1-03 0 0.5 min Low Speed T/D Start Bypass T/D
P1-04 0 15 % Low Torque FLT % of Max Torque-10% less than
stable operation
P1-05 0 10 sec Low Torque T/D Run T/D
P1-06 0 2.0 min Low Torque T/D Start Bypass T/D
P1-07 0 5 n/a SPD/TRQ FLT rsts # of restarts after Spd/Torque Fault
P1-08 0 1.0 min Spd/Trq restart time Time between restarts
P1-09 10 30 min Spd/Trq Restart Time to reset Fault Counter
Clear
P2-01 0 20 % Min Speed % of Max – 5 % greater than P1-01
P3-01 0 2 min Fault Restart Time Restart times for all other Faults
P2-02** 1000 **** PIP Max Range Maximum PIP input range
P2-03** 250 **** CSG Max Range Maximum CSG input range
P2-04** 0 **** Low Press Level Low Level Fault
P2-06** 0 **** Low Press Rst Lvl Level Auto Restart
02-03 User Defaults Stores Settings in Non-volatile
Memory

Table Notes:

*This Parameter is only located in the Programming Menu, not the Quick Setting
Menu.

** GAUGE Specific Parameters.

**** Application specific setting.

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PCP / ESP Specific Changes and Parameters

The following paragraphs and tables explain the additional and changed functions
for this application of the drive.

Low Speed and Low Torque Detection

Low speed and low torque detection are added to detect abnormal conditions in a
PCP pumping application. A custom fault auto-restart function is added to handle
these conditions.
Basic Operation
Low Speed detection is enabled once the drive has been out of a zero speed
condition for the time set in P1-03 (Low Speed Detection Wait Time). After
this time, the drive will monitor its output frequency and compare it to the P1-
01 (Low Speed Detection Level) setting. Once the output frequency falls
below the P1-01 setting for the time set in P1-02 (Low Speed Detection Delay
Time), the drive will coast to stop and the digital operator will flash “Low
Speed Limit LSLA”. The drive will then wait for the P1-08 (Low Speed/Torque
Restart Wait Time) time before restarting, clearing the LSLA alarm and
incrementing its restart counter.
Low Torque detection is enabled once the drive has been out of a zero speed
condition for the time set in P1-06 (Low Torque Detection Wait Time). After
this time, the drive will monitor the motor torque (output current in V/f control
modes) and compare it to the P1-04 (Low Torque Detection Level ) setting.
Once the torque falls below the P1-04 setting for the time set in P1-05 (Low
Torque Detection Delay Time), the drive will coast to stop and the digital
operator will flash “Undertorque UTA”. If P1-10 (Low Torque Restart Mode) is
set to 0, the drive will perform a restart in the same manner as described for a
Low Speed condition. However, if P1-10 = 1, the drive will not increment its
restart counter. In other words, with P1-10 = 1, the drive can perform infinite
restarts of Low Torque alarms.
• If the Low Speed/Torque Restart Delay Time (P1-08) is set to zero, no
restarts will be performed. Instead the drive will fault, coast to stop, and
need to be reset manually.
• The PID controller is reset during the LSLA and UTA alarms and faults.
• When the restart counter reaches the P1-07 (Number of Low Speed/Torque
Restart Attempts) setting, the next Low Speed or Low Torque condition will
result in a LSLF or UTF fault, depending on the condition. The drive will
perform no further restarts and this fault condition must be reset manually.
• The drive can automatically reset the restart counter. The Low
Speed/Torque restart Clear Time (parameter P1-09) sets the amount of time
that has to elapse WITHOUT either a LSLA or UTA alarm in order to reset the
restart counter to zero. If parameter P1-09 is set to zero, the drive will NOT
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Note: The same restart counter is used for both Low Speed and Low Torque
conditions. The restart counter is cleared under five conditions:

1. A manual reset is done via the multi-function input terminals (turn Switch to
OFF) or digital operator RESET key.
2. The drive runs without any Low Speed or Low Torque alarms for the time
set in P1-09.
3. Drive power is cycled.
4. Parameter P1-07 (Number of restart attempts) is set to “0”
5. Parameter P1-08 (Speed/Torque Reset Time) is set to “0 min.”

PID and Minimum Speed Setting Functions

Two modifications are made to the built-in drive PID function to accommodate
PCP/PSD applications:
• Differential PID mode A “Casing Pressure” analog input signal is added. The
casing pressure is subtracted from the PID feedback signal to obtain the true
PID feedback.
• Minimum speed setting
A Minimum Speed parameter is added as a lower limit on the PID output.
Basic Operation
Differential PID – When a multi-function analog input is programmed for
“Casing Pressure” (H3-0X = 20), the value on that analog input is subtracted
from the standard PID feedback (H3-0X = b). The scaling for these two signals
is determined by parameters P2-02 & P2-03.
Minimum speed setting - Regardless of PID output or frequency reference, this
is the minimum speed the drive will run at unless it is in torque limit or stall
prevention. This is effective both with PID enabled and with it disabled.
Function Description: When PID is enabled, the level of the Casing Pressure
analog input (H3-05/09 = 20) is subtracted from the PID feedback to obtain
the “Compensated Pump Intake Pressure” PID feedback, which is then
subtracted from the frequency reference or PID setpoint to determine the PID
error signal. Parameters P2-02 & P2-03 determine the scaling of the monitors
U1-90 ~ U1-92 and the PID feedback, as shown in the example below.

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EXAMPLE: Calculating Compensated Pump Intake Pressure

Terminal A2, programmed for 4-20 mA and for PID feedback. (H3-08 = 2, 3-
09 = B and S1-2 is set to “on”) Terminal A3, programmed for 4-20 mA and
or Casing Pressure. (H3-04 = 1, H3-05 = 20, H3-06 = 231.3%, H307 = -
25%, and a 250 ohm precision resistor is installed between A3 and AC)
* If no Casing Gas Transmitter is present, a value for the casing gas can be
entered into “P2-12”.
Current going into Terminal A2 is 10.4 mA
Current going into Terminal A3 is 7.2 mA
Pump Intake Pressure scaling parameter P2-02 = 1000 PSI, and Casing
Pressure scaling parameter P2-03 = 250 PSI.
Convert PIP (Pump Intake Pressure) feedback value into a percentage value:
PIP % = (Input Current – 4) / 16 * 100%
PIP % = (10.4 mA – 4) / 16 * 100%
PIP % = 40%
Determine Pump Intake Pressure in units of PSI:
Pump Intake Pressure = PIP % * P2-02
Pump Intake Pressure = 40 % * 1000 PSI
Pump Intake Pressure = 400 PSI
Convert Casing Pressure feedback value into a percentage value:
Casing Pressure % = (Input Current – 4) / 16 * 100%
Casing Pressure % = (7.2 mA – 4) / 16 * 100%
Casing Pressure % = 20%
Determine Casing Pressure in units of PSI:
Casing Pressure = Casing Pressure % * P2-03
Casing Pressure = 20% * 250 PSI
Casing Pressure = 50 PSI
Determine Compensated Pump Intake Pressure
Compensated Pump Intake Pressure = Pump Intake Pressure – Casing
Pressure
Compensated Pump Intake Pressure = 400 PSI – 50 PSI
Compensated Pump Intake Pressure = 350 PSI
P2-01 (Minimum Speed) will act both as a lower limit on the PID output and
as a minimum frequency reference when PID is disabled. When this limit is
active, the PID integrator will be held to avoid integral “wind-up”.
Pump Intake Pressure (PIP) Feedback Loss Function: If the analog
input programmed for “PID Feedback (H3-0X = B) drops below 0.73V (3mA @
250 Ω) or goes greater than 5.36V (22mA @ 250Ω) for more than the time
programmed into parameter b5-14, the drive will decelerate to the minimum
speed as entered into parameter P2-01. Alarm will clear after feedback goes
back into range for longer than the time programmed into parameter b5-14,
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Casing Pressure Feedback Loss Function: If the analog input

programmed for “Casing Pressure (H3-0X = 20) drops below 0.73V (3mA @
250 Ω) or goes greater than 5.36V (22mA @ 250Ω) for more than the time
programmed into parameter b5-14, the drive will decelerate to the minimum
speed as entered into parameter P2-01. Alarm will clear after feedback goes
back into range for longer than the time programmed into parameter b5-14,
the PID is disabled, or the drive is not running.

Fault Restart Function

Due to the fact that certain fault conditions in a PCP/ESD application (such as
overvoltage) can persist for a long time, the standard drive fault restart function is
modified to allow a considerably lengthened (adjustable) time between restart
attempts.
AC Power Failure Restart Time Delay Description
When parameter P3-01 = 0 the inverter auto restart function operates as in
standard software. When set to a nonzero value, P3-01 becomes the time
between auto restarts. The drive will restart normally at its current frequency
reference after the P3-01 time elapses.
If the drive cannot restart after the P3-01 time has elapsed (because a fault
condition is already present) then it will increment the restart counter and wait
again for the P3-01 time before attempting the next restart.
The restart counter is cleared to 0 when the difference between the current
time and the time when the restart counter was last incremented is equal to
P3-02.
When P3-01 is set to a nonzero value the auto restart function will not work
unless the drive has a run command.

Table 14: P3-01 Functional Comparison

Item Standard Function Enhanced Function
(P3-01 = 0) (P3-01 > 0)
Time Between Restarts L2-03 P3-01
Reset the PID? No Yes
Disable Undertorque & Low Speed Fault during No Yes
restart?
Time to Clear Restart Counter 10min (fixed) P3-02
Speed Search for Restart? Yes Yes

Run Delay After Power Loss (PCP/ESP/RP)

This feature is used to delay the run command after a power outage and is set in
P3-01.
Basic concept/principle
• If the run source is terminals (b1-02 = 1), and the run command is present
when the power is applied to the drive, the drive will delay the run and
display a warning for the time specified in parameter P3-01.

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• Cycling off then back on the run command will automatically bypass the time
delay and the drive will start right away.
• If the run source is serial communications or option PCB (b1-02 = 2 or 3),
the run command will always be delayed by the time specified in parameter
P3-01. The warning will also be displayed.
Function description
The run delay function keeps the drive from starting into a back-spinning
motor, particularly after a power loss. If the power loss was short enough that
control power was maintained, the drive will simply perform the extended
auto-restart. If the power was lost long enough to loose control power, then
the run time delay would apply.
The time delay will act differently depending upon the run source (b1-02)
setting. If the run source is set to “Terminals” (b1-02 = 1), the run will be
delayed only when the run command is present at power up. The amount of
delay time is set by parameter P3-01. If during the time delay the run
command is removed and re-applied, the delay will be canceled and the drive
will start immediately. The time delay will only work with an actual run
command. The Jog Fwd and the Jog Rev commands will NOT be delayed.
Whenever the run delay is active, the “RNDLY – Run Delay” warning will be
displayed. See Figure 1 for details.
If the run source is set to “Modbus” or “Option PCB” (b1-02 = 2 or 3), the run
command will always be delayed. If the run command is removed during the
delay period, timing will start over again when the run command is re-applied.
Whenever the run delay is active, the “RNDLY – Run Delay” warning will be
displayed. See Figure 2 for details.

Current Limit with Overload Foldback (ESP Only)

This function will provide a current limit in V/F mode, and will also automatically
foldback the current limit or torque limits when the drive is nearing an overload
(OL1 or OL2).
Basic concept/principle
• Current Limit in V/F - Provides a current limit in the V/F control method that
will automatically reduce the frequency reference when the motor current
exceeds the value set into parameter P1-11. Parameter P1-11 is set as a
percentage of motor rated current, E2-01.
• Current Limit Foldback (V/F control mode) – If the drive is nearing either a
motor overload (OL1) or an inverter overload (OL2), the current limit will
changed to a fixed value of 90% and a warning will be displayed. The drive
will detect that it is near an overload shutdown by monitoring when either of
the overload accumulators exceed 95%. The drive will return to the
programmed current limit (P1-11) once the overload accumulators have
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• Torque Limit Foldback (Open Loop Vector control mode) – Operates in the
same fashion as the Current Limit Foldback function, except that instead of
reducing the Current Limit, it changes the motoring torque limits (L7-01 &
L7-02) to a fixed value of 90%.
• The current limit in V/F (P1-11), forward motoring torque limit (L7-01) and
reverse motoring torque limit (L7-02) are ramped at a rate of approx. 5
seconds for a 100% change. The ramps are effective for any change to P1-
11, L7-01, and L7-02, or if the foldback feature is activated / de-activated.

Notes: The multi-function input for selecting “Motor 2” (H1-0X = 16) has been
removed.

The current limit in V/Hz mode is disabled when Overvoltage Suppression is

enabled by setting parameter P5-01 = 1.

Function description
CURRENT LIMIT IN V/F - When the drive is in the V/F control method (A1-
02 = 0), the drive will attempt to limit the output current by reducing the
frequency reference. The current limit setpoint is determined by parameter
P1-11. When the actual motor current goes above the setpoint, the frequency
reference will be reduced by a PI controller. The minimum output frequency
reference will be limited to Fmin.
CURRENT LIMIT FOLDBACK (V/F Only) - When either the drive overload
(OL2) or the motor overload (OL1) reach 95% of their trip level, the drive will
automatically overwrite the current limit (P1-11) value to 90%, and flash the
IFOLD warning on the display. The drive will remain in this condition until
both the drive overload and the motor overload drop to 85% of their trip level.
TORQUE LIMIT FOLDBACK (Open Loop Vector Only) - When either the
drive overload (OL2) or the motor overload (OL1) reach 95% of their trip
level, the drive will automatically overwrite the motoring torque limit values
(L7-01 & L7-02) to 90%, and flash the IFOLD warning on the display. The
drive will remain in this condition until both the drive overload and the motor
overload drop to 85% of their trip level.

Gas Lock Prevention (ESP Only)

This feature is used with a submersible pump. It detects when a gas bubble gets
inside of the pump, then speeds up the pump to help expel the gas.
Basic concept/principle
• Gas Lock Prevention is disabled during the Low Torque Detection Wait Time
At Start (P1-06).
• When the motor current drops below the Gas Lock Level (P4-01) for more
than the Gas Lock Time (P4-02), the motor will accelerate a percentage
above fmax, as set by the Gas Lock Speed (P4-03)
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• When the motor current goes above the Gas Lock Level (P4-01) for more
than the Gas Lock Time (P4-02), the motor speed will return to the normal
frequency reference or PID output.
• The PID integrator will be held during the gas lock event.
• If the drive goes into either Current Limit (V/F), or Torque Limit (O.L.V.), the
drive will immediately return to its normal frequency reference or PID output.
• Gas lock is de-activated immediately if the run command is removed or if the
drive faults out.
• Undertorque detection is disabled during the gas lock condition.

Note: The drive will be able to operate at a frequency above fmax, by up to 50%.

CAUTION: The motor connected to a drive with this software on it

needs to be mechanically capable of operation at the
maximum allowed frequency (Parameter E1-04 * P4-03).

Function description
The gas lock function will monitor the total output current, and compare that
value to the P4-01 value. If the amount of output current drops below the
value set in parameter P4-01, for the amount of time set in parameter P4-02,
a warning will be displayed on the operator, and the motor will speed up to
above base speed by the amount specified by parameter P4-03.
During the gas lock condition, the integrator of the PID is held to prevent
wind-up and undertorque detection is disabled.
The drive will come back out of the gas-lock condition when: the motor
current goes above the P4-01 level for the P4-02 time, the drive enters
current limit (V/F), the drive enters torque limit (O.L.V.), the drive is stopped,
the undertorque detection activates, or if the drive faults out.
If the drive does not come back out of the gas-lock condition (current does not
go above the P4-01 level) for longer than the time set into parameter P4-04,
the drive will fault on a “GASLK – Gas Lock Fault” and coast to a stop. This
fault can be automatically restarted.

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Pressure Units / Speed Units / Power-up Display (All)

Customize the display and some parameters to more appropriately match the
application.
Basic concept/principle
• Speed Units – Change several parameters and monitors to display different
units text when parameter o1-03 is set to engineering units (o1-03 >=40).
Change parameter PID sleep level (b5-15) to be affected by o1-03 and
display the new units text.
• Pressure Units – Change several parameters and monitors to utilize different
pressure units and display proper units text. Pressure units selectable via
parameter P2-07.
• Torque Calculation – Calculate and display gearbox output torque, based on
motor parameters, motor current, and gear box ratio.
• Display monitors @ operation: When returning to the operation mode, the
monitors displayed will be affected by o1-01 & o1-02.

Notes: Parameter b1-15 is now affected by both o1-03 and P2-09.

Parameter b5-19, P2-04, P2-06 and monitor U1-90 are now affected by both P2-07
& P2-08.

Parameters o1-01 & o1-02 will affect displayed monitors when returning to the
operation menu.

Function description
• Speed Units – Change several parameters and monitors to display different
units text when parameter o1-03 is set to engineering units (o1-03 >=40).
Change parameter PID sleep level (b5-15) to be affected by o1-03 and
display the new units text. Parameter P2-09 will set the units text for U1-
01, U1-02, U1-05, U1-20, b1-15, d1-01 ~ d1-17 & U1-97 when parameter
o1-03 >= 40.
• Pressure Units – Change several parameters and monitors associated with
the drive’s PID controller to utilize different pressure units and display proper
units text. Parameter P2-07 will set the units and units text for U1-90, b5-
19, P2-04 & P2-06. Parameter P2-02 will set the 100% pressure point, and
will always be set in units of PSI. When parameter P2-07 = 2 (feet),
parameter P2-08 Fluid Gradient will be used for the conversion.
• Torque Calculation – Calculate and display gearbox output torque, based
on motor parameters, motor current and gear box ratio.
• Display monitors @ operation - When returning to the operation mode,
the monitors displayed will be affected by o1-01 & o1-02.

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Adjustment procedures
In order for the final output speed (after all gear and belt ratios) to be displayed
correctly, the parameter o1-03 needs to be calculated and adjusted to the
correct value.
Determine the maximum motor in RPM.

120 * (max freqency) 120 * ( E1 − 04)

N Motor = =
motor poles motor poles

Determine the maximum final output speed.

N Motor N Motor
N Final = =
Gear Ratio ( P 2 − 10)

Set parameter o1-03 based on the maximum final output speed, paying
attention to the decimal place. Please see Yaskawa TM.F7.01 for details on
setting parameter o1-03.

Low Compensated Pressure Fault Restart Modification

(PCP/ESP Only)
This feature adds the ability of bypassing the extended restart time (P3-01) if the
compensated pressure increases above a pre-set level.
Basic concept/principle
This function will monitor the value of the compensated pump intake pressure to
see if it goes too low. Once the pressure goes too low, the drive will fault on a
“LOWPR – Low Pressure” fault. If auto-restart is enabled, the drive will wait until
the pressure rises above a preset level before attempting to restart.
Function description
This function will monitor the value of the compensated pump intake pressure to
see if it goes too low. Compensated pump intake pressure is the gas pressure in
the well casing taken at the surface, minus the measured pressure at the
bottom of the well taken at the pump intake.
When the compensated pump intake pressure drops below the value set in
parameter P2-04 and the drive is running, the drive will fault out on a “LOWPR –
Low Pressure” fault. The setting of parameters P3-01 & P2-06 will determine
exactly when the drive will perform an auto-restart (if so enabled).

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Extended Auto-Restart Enabled – Extended auto-restart is enabled when

parameter P3-01 is set above zero. Once the “LOWPR – Low Pressure” fault
occurs, the drive will wait indefinitely until it sees the pressure rise above the
P2-04 value for longer than one tenth of the time specified by parameter P2-05.
Once that happens, the extended auto-restart timer will then start. The drive
will then restart when either the P3-01 time expires, or the pressure increases
above the P2-06 value for longer than 1 second. Parameter P2-06 will be
clamped to the P2-04 value internally if it is set below the value set in parameter
P2-04, therefore ignoring the extended auto-restart time.
Extended Auto-Restart Disabled – Extended auto-restart is disabled when
parameter P3-01 is set to zero. Once the “LOWPR – Low Pressure” fault occurs,
the drive will wait indefinitely until it sees the pressure rise above the P2-06
value for longer than 1 second. Parameter P2-06 will be clamped to the P2-04
value internally if it is set below the value set in parameter P2-04.

Water Flow / Water Production (All)

This feature will measure water flow rate and total flow volume, based upon a
turbine sensor connected to the pulse input RP.
Basic concept/principle
• An added input selection for the pulse input terminal RP is used to connect to
a turbine flow sensor. The turbine flow sensor output must be at least a 3V
Peak-to-Peak signal.
• Flow data is used to calculate flow rate in either gallons per minute or liters
per minute.
• Flow data is used to trigger a low-flow fault.
• Flow data is used to calculate how much volume has been pumped (Water
Production).
• Water Production data is stored into non-volatile ram.
• Water Production data can be reset with a multi-function digital input.
Function description
Water Flow: A pulse train from a turbine, which is installed in the pump
discharge stream, it connected into terminals RP and AC. The frequency of the
pulse train will be proportional to the flow rate of water through the turbine.
Parameter P6-02 will then allow the drive to calculate flow rate from frequency.
The flow rate will then be scaled and displayed on monitor U1-93. Units scaling
for monitor U1-93 will be determined by parameter P6-01. If the frequency on
terminal RP exceeds 42kHz, it will be treated as no flow; the water flow monitor
will drop to zero and no water production will be recorded.

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Water Production: The water flow data obtained from terminals RP and AC
will be integrated over time in order to calculate total fluid volume. The fluid
volume will be displayed in two monitors, U1-94 & U1-95. Units scaling for
monitors U1-94 & U1-95 will be determined by parameter P6-01. A multi-
function digital input will reset the water production (volume) data and the
monitors U1-94 & U1-95 to zero when it is closed. The maximum value that can
be displayed on U1-94 is 999.9. The maximum value that can be displayed on
U1-95 is 99,999.

Note: The water production registers can be reset to zero by using the “Reset
Water Prod” (H1-0X = 84) digital input. An internal register tracking total
barrels, however, is not reset. That register is capable of tracking a
maximum of 4,294,967,296 barrels and is reset when a drive initialize is
performed (A1-03 = 2220 or 3330). The value in the register is retained in
EEPROM during power outages. Modbus register 05Ch is the lower 15 bits of
this internal register. If the total accumulated barrels exceed 4,294,967,296
the register will roll over back to zero and continue counting. At the time the
water production monitors will also be reset (U1-94 & U1-95).

Water Low Flow Fault: The water flow data obtained from terminals RP and
AC will be monitored for a “low flow” condition. If the flow rate drops below a
level set by parameter P6-03, for more than the time specified by P6-04, the
drive will trip on a “LWF – Low Water Flow” fault. The water low flow fault is
disabled when: drive is not running, the drive is faulted, or when frequency
reference / output frequency is at zero Hz.
Once the drive starts running, the Low Flow start timer P6-05 time needs to
elapse before the low water flow fault is detected.

Flow Line Pressure Detection (All)

This feature will monitor the pressure in the flow line (pump outlet) and check for
over-pressure or under-pressure conditions.
Basic concept/principle
• Flow line pressure can be monitored via an analog pressure transducer wired
into Terminal A1, or separate high and low pressure switches wired into the
multi-function digital inputs. Pressure switches can be either normally open
or normally closed.
• Low Flow Line Pressure is detected only when the drive is running with a
non-zero frequency reference, and after the P6-07 time has expired.
Parameter P6-11 determines whether the Low Flow Line Pressure fault can be
auto-restarted. There is a programmable delay associated with the Low Flow
Line Pressure fault, settable via parameter P6-06.

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• High Flow Line Pressure is detected all of the time. If the drive is not running
and High Flow Line Pressure is detected, the High Flow Line Pressure alarm is
immediately displayed. If the drive is running, the high pressure condition
will need to be present for at least one second before the drive faults out on
“High Flow Line Pressure”. Once the drive has faulted on High Flow Line
Pressure, the pressure will need to drop below the level for 1 second before
the extended auto-restart timer will start timing. Once the auto-restart timer
is done, the drive will re-start.
• Monitor U1-96 will display the flow line pressure, scaled by P6-10.
• Analog Flow Line Pressure Detection is disabled when the Flow Line Pressure
Scaling parameter (P6-10) is set to zero.
Changes from standard product (note detriments to existing
functions, if any)
Terminal A1 is re-assigned from frequency reference to flow line pressure when
either parameter P6-08 or P6-09 is set to a non-zero value. If the frequency
reference (or PID setpoint) is originating from Terminal A1 when P6-08 or P6-09
is set to non-zero value, an oPE12 fault will occur.
Function description
• Analog Flow Line Pressure - Flow line pressure can be monitored via an
analog pressure transducer wired into Terminal A1. Parameter P6-10
determines the pressure that 100% on the analog input is represents. The
flow line low and high parameters (P6-08 & P6-09), as well as the monitor
U1-96 are all scaled to the P6-10 value.
If terminal A1 is being used as a frequency reference (or PID setpoint) it
cannot be used to detect flow line pressure. If the frequency reference is
originating from Terminal A1, and either P6-09 or P6-09 is changed to a
non-zero value, the oPE12 fault appears on the operator.
In order to enable low pressure detection based on the analog flow line
pressure, parameters P6-08 and P6-10 need to be set to a non-zero value.
In order to enable high pressure detection based on the analog flow line
pressure, parameters P6-09 & P6-10 need to be set to a non-zero value. It
is permissible to have high pressure, low pressure, both, or neither
enabled at any given time.
However, if both high and low pressure levels (P6-08 & P6-09) are set to zero
(disabled) or if P6-10 is set to zero, then the monitor U1-95 will also read
zero.
The low flow line pressure digital input is logically or’d with the analog low
flow line pressure detection. The high flow line pressure digital input is
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• Low Flow Line Pressure - Regardless of how a low flow line pressure is
detected (analog or digital), it will only be active when the drive is running
with a non-zero frequency reference, and after the P6-07 time has expired.
Parameter P6-11 determines whether the Low Flow Line Pressure fault can be
auto-restarted. There is a programmable delay associated with the Low Flow
Line Pressure fault, settable via parameter P6-06.
• High Flow Line Pressure - Regardless of how a low flow line pressure is
detected (analog or digital), it is active all of the time. If the drive is not
running and High Flow Line Pressure is detected, the High Flow Line Pressure
alarm is immediately displayed. If the drive is running, the high pressure
condition will need to be present for at least one second before the drive
faults out on “High Flow Line Pressure”. Once the drive has faulted on High
Flow Line Pressure, the pressure will need to drop below the level for 1
second before the extended auto-restart timer will start timing. Once the
auto-restart timer is done, the drive will re-start.

Analog High Casing Pressure / Manual Casing Pressure

(PCP/ESP/RP)
This feature adds the ability to detect a high casing pressure condition (fault) from
the casing pressure input, in addition to the digital input already in the software. It
also allows manual entry of the casing pressure in the event that a valid casing gas
pressure sensor is not working or available.
Basic concept/principle
• If the analog casing pressure exceeds the P2-11 value for more than 5
seconds, the drive will stop with a “HCP – Hi Casing Pres” fault. The fault can
be auto-reset, but only after the casing pressure drops below the P2-11 for
more than 5 seconds.

Note: A 5 second delay was added to both of the casing pressure digital inputs (H1-
0X = 82 or 83).

• The Manual Casing Pressure parameter P2-12 will override the casing
pressure analog input and disable the analog high casing pressure fault. The
digital input for high casing pressure remains active.
• Whenever a multi-function analog input is programmed for “Casing
Pressure”, the feedback loss detection should be active regardless of the PID
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Function description
High Casing Pressure Fault – Analog: In some applications, the casing
pressure is read by an analog pressure sensor. This sensor is scaled by
parameter P2-03, and uses a multi-function analog input (H3-0X = 20). If the
casing pressure exceeds the level set into parameter P2-11 for more than 5
seconds, the drive will stop with a “HCP – High Casing Pressure” fault. The
casing pressure will then need to drop below the P2-11 level for more than 5
seconds before the auto-restart timer will start. Once the “HCP – High Casing
Pressure” fault occurs, the drive will wait indefinitely until it sees the casing
pressure fall below the P2-11 value for longer than five seconds. The analog
sensing of the casing pressure will be logically “or’d” with the digital high casing
pressure inputs (H1-0X = 82 or 83).
Manual Casing Pressure: The value in the Manual Casing Pressure parameter
P2-12, when set to a non-zero value, will override the analog casing pressure
sensor. It will also disable the analog High Casing Pressure fault detection, and
also the casing pressure feedback loss detection.

Extended Memobus Node Address (All)

Extend the maximum number of F7 drives allowed on one Modbus network.
Basic concept/principle
Increase the range of parameter H5-01 (Serial Comm Address) from 0 ~
20(hex) to 0 ~ FF(hex).

Hand / Off / Auto (All)

Provide an interface for a “Hand / Off / Auto” panel switch.
Basic concept/principle
• Two new digital inputs – Hand and Auto. The “Hand” input will bring the
drive into local mode and issue a run command. The Auto mode will function
similar to a drive enable.
• When in “Hand” mode, the frequency reference can originate from the
operator (U1-01/d1-01) or from the analog terminal A1.
• In “Hand” mode, the PID is automatically disabled, and parameter P3-04 will
determine whether faults are auto-restarted or not.
• When the drive is switched into “Auto” mode, the run command will not need
to be re-cycled if it was already present.
• Modified loading of frequency reference when switching into “hand” mode
when b1-09 is set to “1”.
• Modified handling of run command when switching back into “auto” when
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Function description
• Auto Mode – In auto mode, the drive responds normally to the
programming of b1-01, b1-02, local/remote, and option/inv status. The drive
will be in auto mode when either: The auto digital input closed and hand
digital input open (or not programmed) or No multi-function digital input
programmed for auto and the hand digital input is open (or not
programmed). Faults that allow for an auto-reset will be auto-reset when in
the auto mode. When the drive is switched back into auto mode from either
hand or off, the local/remote run select parameter (b1-07) will determine if
the auto run command needs to be cycled in order to get the drive to run.
• Hand Mode – When the drive is switched into hand mode, if it is already
running, it will remain running. If the drive is stopped when it is switched
into hand mode, it will start running. Once in hand mode, the run/stop
buttons on the operator will start and stop the drive. If the hand mode
frequency reference is programmed for operator (P3-03 = 0), the drive’s
speed will be loaded into the frequency reference (d1-01 / U1-01) when
switched into hand mode. If the hand mode frequency reference is
programmed for Terminal A1 (P3-03 = 1), the frequency reference will switch
to Terminal A1. When in hand mode, the PID will be disabled, the feedback
detection will be disabled, and parameter P3-04 will determine if faults are
auto-restarted or not. When a digital input is programmed for “Hand” mode,
(H1-0X = 85), the local/remote key on the operator is automatically
disabled.
• Modified “Hand” Frequency Reference – When b1-09 is set to “1”, and
P3-03 is set to “0”, if the drive isn’t running and “Hand” mode is activated or
the drive is switched into “Local”, the frequency reference in d1-01 is
retained. With standard software the frequency reference would be set to
zero under these circumstances.
• Modified run command when switching back into “Auto” – When b1-09
is set to “1”, b1-01 or b1-02 is set to “2 – Serial Com”, a run command is
present, when the drive is switched from “hand” back into “auto”, the run
command is un-interrupted. With standard software the drive would
interrupt the run command until the next valid modbus message is seen on
the network.

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On / Off Control (All)

Automatically cycles the drive off and on.
Basic concept/principle
When the run command is issued, the drive will run for the time specified by
P3-05, after which it will stop for the time specified in parameter P3-06, then
repeat the cycle.
Function description
Enabling On / Off Control – In order to enable the on/off control, the run
time and stop time parameters (P3-05 & P3-06) need to be set to a value
greater than zero, and the run source parameter needs to be set to “On/Off
Control” (b1-02 = 5). The drive will still require a run command. When b1-02
= 5, the drive will simulate the standard 2-wire control from the terminals
only. Terminal S1 will result in a run forward, and Terminal S2 will result in a
run reverse. If parameter b1-02 = 5, but one or both of the delay time
parameters is set to zero, the drive will function the same as normal 2-wire
control with no on/off control.
Cycle the run command – If the run command is removed any time during
the on/off cycle (Terminals S1 and S2 are opened) the drive will stop using the
stopping method programmed into parameter b1-03. When the run-command
is re-applied, the cycle will re-start from the beginning. See the timing
diagram below for details.
Fault Restart – If the drive is in the part of the on/off cycle where it is
running and a fault occurs, the fault will be re-started normally (if enabled),
and the cycle will re-start from the beginning. If the fault occurs when the
drive is NOT running, it will NOT be re-started.
Local or Hand Mode – If the drive is in local mode, the on/off control will be
disabled. When returned to the remote mode, the cycle will start from the
beginning.

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PCP/ESP Specific Parameters

The changed or added parameters for the above functions are listed in Table 15.
Refer to the Yaskawa Drive User Manual for additional parameter details.

Note: F7 Changes to default Programming for ESP applications

Table 15: PCP/ESP VSD Specific Parameters

Parameter Memobus Parameter Name/ Description Range Default
No. Address Digital Operator
Display
B3-01 191H Speed Search 0: Speed Estimation Speed 0 ~ 3 1
Selection Search Disable
SpdSrch at Start 1: Speed Estimation Speed
Search Enable
2: Current Detection Speed
Search Disable
3: Current Detection Speed
Search Enable
B5-12 1B0H PID Feedback 0: Disabled 0~3 3
Reference Missing 1: Alarm
Detection Selection 2: Fault
Fb Los Det Sel 3: PIP & Casing *1
B5-19 1DDH PID Setpoint Value Sets the PID target value. Use 0~ 0 PSI
PID Setpoint only when b5-18=1. Setting is 3000PSI
in units of “PSI”, with 100%
setpoint = to the value set into
parameter P2-02. The value set
here is internally limited to the
P2-02 value.
This parameter is used to select
whether the values in modbus
Serial Com
registers 001h and 002h are
Sequence and
d4-01 298h retained when power is 0~1 0
Reference Retention.
removed.
Serial Com Retn
0: Disabled
1: Enabled

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H3-05/H3- 2 20 20 Casing Pressure 10V = P2-

09 03 setting (PSI)
Scaling for 100% Input (10V or
20mA)

NOTE: To convert terminal

A3 to a 4-20 mA
signal, connect a 250
ohm precision
resistor (1/4 Watt or
greater) between A3
and AC. Then
program H3-06 =
231.3%, and H3-07
= -25.0%.

H5-01 425h Drive Node Address Selects Drive station node 0 ~ FF 1

Serial Comm Adr number (address) for Modbus
terminals R+, R-, S+, S-. The
Drive’s power must be cycled
for the setting to take effect.
Set H5-01 to 0 to disable drive
responses to Modbus
communications.
L7-01 4A7H Forward Torque Sets the forward – motoring 0~ 100
Limit Torque Limit torque limit value as a 300%
Fwd percentage of the motor rated
torque.
L7-02 4A8H Reverse Torque Sets the reverse – motoring 0~ 100
Limit Torque Limit torque limit value as a 300%
Rev percentage of the motor rated
torque.
L7-03 4A9H Forward Sets the forward – regenerative 0~ 100
Regenerative Torque torque limit value as a 300%
Limit percentage of the motor rated
Torq Lmt Fwd Rgn torque.
L7-04 4AAH Reverse Sets the reverse - regenerative 0~ 100
Regenerative Torque torque limit value as a 300%
Limit percentage of the motor rated
Torq Lmt Rev Rgn torque.
L7-06 4ACH Torque Limit Sets the integral portion of the 5~ 30
Regulator Integral torque limit regulator 10000
Time ms
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P1-01 600H Low Speed Detection Sets the level for Low Speed 0.0 ~ 0.0
Level Low Spd Det detection as a percentage of 100.0
Lvl maximum frequency (E1-04). A %
setting of 0.0% disables the low
speed detection feature.
P1-02 601H Low Speed Detection Sets the amount of time the 0.0 ~ 5.0
Delay Time When drive output frequency must be 60.0 sec
Already Running below the P1-01 level before a
Low Spd Time Run Low Speed condition is
detected.
P1-03 602H Low Speed Detection Sets the time the drive will wait 0.0 ~ 0.5
Wait Time At Start after coming out of a zero 100.0
Low Spd Time St speed condition before min
activating Low Speed detection.
P1-04 603H Low Torque Sets the level for Low Torque 0~ 0
Detection Level Low detection as a percentage of 300%
Trq Det Lvl motor rated torque. In V/f
modes, this setting indicates
percentage of motor rated
current (E2-01). A setting of
0.0% disables the undertorque
detection feature.
P1-05 604H Low Torque Sets the amount of time the 0.0 ~ 10.0
Detection Delay torque (or current) must be 3600.0
Time When Already below the P1-04 level before a sec
Running Low Trq Low Torque condition is
Time Run detected.
P1-06 605H Low Torque Sets the time the drive will wait 0.0 ~ 0.5
Detection Wait Time after coming out of a zero 100.0
At Start speed condition before min
Low Trq Time St activating Low Torque
detection.
P1-07 606H Number of Low Sets the maximum number of 0 ~ 10 5
Speed/Torque restarts for Low Speed and Low
Restart Attempts Torque conditions
Spd/Trq Restarts
P1-08 607H Low Speed/Torque Sets the time the drive waits 0 ~ 400 2
Restart Wait Time after a Low Speed or Low min
Spd/Trq RstrtTim Torque condition is detected
before restarting.
P1-09 608H Low Speed/Torque Sets the time the drive needs to 0 ~ 30
Restart Clear Time run without detecting any Low 1440
Spd/Trq RstrtClr Speed or Low Torque conditions min
before the restart counter is
cleared.

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P1-10 609H Low Torque Restart Selects whether detection of a 0~1 0

Mode Low Torque condition
Trq Restart Mode increments the restart counter.
0: Limited by P1-07. The
restart counter will be
incremented during a Low
Torque condition.
1: No Limitation. The
restart counter will not be
incremented during a Low
Torque condition.
P1-11 106h Current Limit When Sets the current limit when in 50 ~ 100
in V/F the V/F control method. It is set 300
I Limit V/F as a percentage of motor rated %
current, E2-01
P2-01 60AH Minimum Speed Set as a percentage of 0.0 ~ 0.0
Minimum Speed maximum frequency (E1-04). 100.0
Acts as a lower limit on the PID %
output. When active, the PID
integrator is held.
P2-02 60BH Pump Intake Sets the maximum pressure at 10 ~ 1000
Pressure Sensor full scale for the pump intake 3000 PSI
Max. Range PIP pressure sensor. Used for some PSI
Max Range of the U1-XX monitors & proper
differential PID scaling.
P2-03 60CH Casing Pressure Sets the maximum pressure at 10 ~ 250 PSI
Sensor Max. Range full scale for the casing pressure 3000
CSG Max Range sensor. Used for some of the PSI
U1-XX monitors & proper
differential PID scaling.
P2-04 60DH Low Pressure Level Sets the pressure that will 0~ 0 PSI
Low Pressure Lvl trigger a “Low Pressure” fault. 3000
<1> Works off of the compensated PSI
fluid pressure (Pump Intake
Pressure – Casing Pressure). A
setting of 0 disables the Low
Feedback fault. Scaled by
parameter P202.
P2-05 60EH Low Pressure Level Sets the amount of time that 0.0 to 10.0 sec
Time Delay Low the compensated fluid pressure 60.0 sec
Pressure Tim <1> drops below the Low Feedback
Level before a fault occurs.
P2-06 60Fh Low Pressure Sets the pressure that will allow 0~ 0
Restart Level a “Low Pressure” fault to 20000
Low Pressure Rst restart. Works off of the Units
compensated fluid pressure (*6)
(Pump Intake Pressure – Casing
Pressure). Internally lower-
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P2-07 610h Pressure Units Select Sets the units displayed for: 0~2 0
Pressure Units U1-90 Compensated PIP
P2-04 Low Pressure Level
P2-06 Low Pressure Rst
B5-19 PID Setpoint
0: PSI
1: kPa
2: ft
P2-08 611h Fluid Gradient Sets the density of the fluid 1.000 ~ 2.308
Fluid Gradient being pumped in feet / PSI. 5.000
Used only when P2-07 is set to
“2”
P2-09 612h Speed Units Select Sets the units displayed for: 0~3 0
Speed Units U1-01 – Frequency Ref.
U1-02 – Output Freq.
U1-05 – Motor Speed
U1-20 – SFS Output
U1-97 – Speed
b5-15 – PID Sleep Level
d1-01 ~ d1-17
0: No units displayed
1: RPM
2: SPM
3: PRS
Applies only when o1-03 > 39.
P2-10 613h Gear Ratio Sets the overall gear ratio 1.00 ~ 1.00
Gear Ratio between the motor and the final 600.00
output.
P2-11 109h Casing Gas High If the analog casing gas 0~ 1000
Pressure Level pressure exceeds this level for 1000
Csng Hi Pres Lvl more than 5 seconds, a “HCP – PSI
Hi Casing Press” fault will occur.
P2-12 10Ah Manual Casing This setting will automatically 0~ 0
Pressure override the analog casing 1000
Manual Csng Lvl pressure input when set greater PSI
than zero. Used when the
analog sensor fails or no sensor
is present.
P3-01 614h Wait Between Sets the time the drive waits 0.0 ~ 2.0
Restarts Wait Btwn after a fault occurs before 400.0
Rstrts attempting an automatic min
restart. When set to 0, there
will be no delay of the run
command.
P3-02 615H Restart Clear Time Sets the time the drive needs to 0~ 10
Restart Clr Time run without detecting any faults 1440
before the restart counter is min *1
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When the drive is operating in

Hand mode “Hand” mode, this parameter
frequency reference determines the source for the
P3-03 616h 0~1 0
source. frequency reference.
Hand Ref Source 0: Operator
1: Terminal A1
Determines if faults will be
Fault Restart Select
automatically restarted in
when in “Hand”
P3-04 617h “Hand” mode. (*12) 0~1 1
mode
0: No Restart
Hand Fault Rstrt
1: Restart
On / Off Control Run Determines how long the drive 0.0 ~
P3-05 618h Time will run for when the on/off 600.0 0.0
On/Off Run Time control is enabled. (b1-02 = 5) min
On/Off Control Stop Determines how long the drive 0.0 ~
P3-06 619h Time will not run when the on/off 600.0 0.0
On/Off Stop Time control is enabled. (b1-01 = 5) min
P4-01 10Ch Gas Lock Detection Sets the amount of drive output 0.0 ~ 0.0
Level current used in order to detect a 675.0
Gas Lock Level gas lock condition. A setting of A
zero disables the gas lock
prevention feature.
P4-02 10Dh Gas Lock Time Delay Sets the amount of time that 0.0 ~ 5.0
Gas Lock Time the output current has to drop 100.0
below the P4-01 level before a Sec
gas lock condition is detected.
It also sets the amount of time
that the output has to be above
the P4-01 level before returning
to normal operation after a gas
lock event.
P4-03 10Eh Gas Lock Speed Once a gas lock is detected, the 100 ~ 125
Level Gas Lock drive will accelerate to a 150
Speed percentage above the maximum %
set frequency in parameter E1-
04. Actual commanded speed
during a gas lock condition is:
P4-03 * E1-04.
P4-04 10Fh Gas Lock Fault Time Sets the amount of time that 0.0 ~ 0.5
Gas Lock Fault the drive has to be in the gas 60.0
lock condition before it will fault min
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P6-01 11Ah Water Flow Units Sets the units displayed for 0~1 0
Water Flow Units monitors: U1-93, U1-94, & U1-
95. Also sets units for
parameter P6-03.
0: U.S. (Gpm)
1: Metric (Lpm)
2: U.S. (BPD)
3: Metric (M3D)
P6-02 11Bh Turbine Input Sets the scaling for the turbine, 1.0 ~ 1.0
Scaling in units of pulses / gallon. 999.9
Turbine Scale ppG
P6-03 11Ch Low Water Flow Sets the water flow rate that 0.0 ~ 0.0
Level will trigger a “LWF – Low Water 1000.0
Low Water Flow Flow” fault. A setting of 0.0 (*9)
disables low water flow
detection.
P6-04 11Dh Low Water Flow Sets the amount of time the 0.0 ~ 0.0
Detection Delay water flow rate must be below 100.0
Time When Already the P6-03 level before a Low sec
Running Water Flow condition is
Low Flow Tim Run detected.
P6-05 11Eh Low Water Flow Sets the time the drive will wait 0.0 ~ 0.0
Detection Wait Time after coming out of a zero 100.0
At Start speed condition before min
Low Flow Time St activating Low Water Flow
detection.
P6-06 11Fh Low Flow Line Sets the time delay between 0.0 ~ 0.0
Pressure Detection detection of a Low Flow Line 100.0
Delay Time When Pressure condition, and the sec
Already Running “LOWPR – Low Flow Ln Pres”
Low FL Pr Tim Run fault occurs.
P6-07 120h Low Flow Line Sets the time the drive will wait 0.0 ~ 0.0
Pressure Detection after coming out of a zero 100.0
Wait Time At Start speed condition before min
Low FL Pr Tim St activating Low Flow Line
Pressure detection.
P6-08 121h Flow Line Pressure If the analog flow line pressure 0~ 0
Low Level (Terminal A1) drops below this 3000
Low FL Pres Lvl level for more than P6-06 time, PSI
a “LFLP – Low Flow Ln Pres”
fault will occur.
A setting of “0” disables analog
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P6-09 122h Flow Line Pressure If the analog flow line pressure 0~ 0
High Level (Terminal A1) exceeds this level 3000
High FL Pres Lvl for more than one second, a PSI
“HFLP – Hi Flow Ln Pres” fault
will occur. A setting of “0”
disables analog high flow line
pressure detection.
P6-10 123h Flow Line Pressure Sets the range of the Flow Line 0~ 0
Scaling Pressure transducer connected 10,000
FL Pres Scale to terminal A1. A setting of PSI
zero disables all analog flow line
pressure detection.
P6-11 124h Low Flow Line Determines whether a low flow 0~1 0
Pressure Restart line fault can be automatically
Select restarted.
Low FL Pres Rst 0: No Restart
1: Restart
P6-12 125h Flow Line Pressure Sets the normal (not activated) 0 ~ 3 0
Switch Type state of the High and Low flow
FL Pres Sw Type line pressure switches.
0: Both NC
1: Low NO High NC
2: Low NC High NO
3: Both NO
(*6) Displayed units are determined by parameter P2-07. Full scale pressure is
determined by parameter P2-02.
(*9) Displayed units and resolution are determined by parameter P6-01. If P6-01 is
set to “0”, the units will be 0.1 gallons per minute (gpm), if P6-01 is set to “1”,
the units will be 0.1 liters per minute (lpm), if P6-01 = “2”, the units will be 1
Barrel per Day (bpd), and if P6-01 = “3”, the units will be 1 Cubic Meters per
Day (m3d).
(*12) If set to “1 - Restart”, and the “Hand” input is enabled at power-up, the drive
will start, but after the start-up delay (similar to “auto” mode). If set to “0 =
No Restart” and the “Hand” input is enabled at power-up, the “Hand”
command will need to be cycled off, then on to get the drive to start.

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Table 16: Parameters Modified for PCP/ESP

Para. Memobus Parameter Name/ Description Range Default
No. Address Digital Operator
Display
Selects the run command
input source.
Run Command 0: Operator
b1-02 181h Selection 1: Terminals 0~5 1
Run Source 2: Serial Com
3: Option PCB
5: On/Off Control
H6-01 42Ch Terminal RP Pulse Sets the function of pulse 0~3 3
Train Input Function train input terminal RP.
Selection 0: Frequency reference
Pulse Input Sel 1: PID feedback value
2: PID setpoint value
3: Water Flowrate
H6-02 42Dh Pulse Train Input When H6-01 = 3, this 4000 ~ 1440
Scaling parameter will have no effect. 32000
Pulse In Scaling Hz

H6-03 42Eh Pulse Train Input Gain When H6-01 = 3, this 0.0 ~ 100.0
Pulse Input Gain parameter will have no effect. 1000.0
%
H6-04 42Fh Pulse Train Input Bias When H6-01 = 3, this -100.0 0.0
Pulse Input Bias parameter will have no effect. ~ 100.0
%
H6-05 430h Pulse Train Input When H6-01 = 3, this 0.00 ~ 0.10
Filter Time parameter will have no effect. 2.00
Pulse In Filter
b1-09 188h Local / Remote Select Determines whether the drive 0~1 1
During Run can be switched local to
L/R Select@Drive remote or remote to local
(*13) while it is running.
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
o2-01 505h Local/Remote Key Determines if the Digital 0~1 1
Function Selection Operator Local/Remote key is
Local/Remote Key functional.
(*14) 0: Disabled
1: Enabled
(*13) If this parameter is changed to “0 Disabled”, the Hand control feature will not
function unless the drive is already in a stopped condition.
(*14) If this parameter is changed to “0 Disabled”, the Hand Control feature will not
function.

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Note: *1 REQUIRES a 4-20mA signal and a BURDEN RESISTOR OF 250 Ω TO

WORK PROPERLY. When b5-12 is set to “PIP & Casing”, the analog inputs
that are programmed for either PID Feedback (H3-0X = B), or Casing
Pressure (H30X = 20) are monitored for feedback loss. Feedback loss is
defined as a VOLTAGE on the analog input of below 0.73VDC or above
5.36VDC for more than the time set into parameter b5-14. For a 250Ω
connected burden resistor, this results in an input of below 3mA, or above
22mA.

Note: *2 If the setting of P3-02 is less than the setting of P3-01, P3-02 will be
internally limited to one minute more than P3-01. <1>

NOTE: To convert terminal A3 to a 4-20 mA signal, connect a 250 ohm precision

resistor (1/4 Watt or greater) between A3 and AC. Then program H3-06 =
231.3%, and H3-07 = -25.0%.

Multi-Function Analog Input Setting Selections

Input Selection settings for H3-05 and H3-09 are found in Table 17. The table
contains a listing of each of the Analog Input setting selections allowed for
parameters H3-05 and H3-09:

Table 17: Multi-Function Analog Input Setting Selections for H3-05/H3-09

Setting Description
0 Frequency Bias (Adds with terminal A1)100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-04)
1 Frequency Reference Gain (FGAIN) 100% = Frequency reference command value
A1 Total gain = Internal gain (H3-02) x FGAIN
2 Aux Frequency Reference 1 Used in conjunction with multi-function inputs “multi-
step frequency reference 1-4” (d1-16). 100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-
04)
3 Aux Frequency Reference 2 Used in conjunction with multi-function inputs “multi-step
frequency reference 1-4” (H1-xx=3,4,5). 100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-
04)
4 Output Voltage Bias 100% = Motor rated voltage (E1-05). Voltage boost after V/F
pattern.
5 Accel / Decel Time Coefficient 100% = Active accel / decel time (C1-01 thru C1-08)
6 DC Injection Braking Current 100% = Drive rated current. Parameter b2-02 is
disabled.
7 Overtorque / Undertorque Detection Level. Used for multi-function digital output for
“overtorque/undertorque”. 100% = motor rated torque (OLV, FV) or Drive rated
current (V/F, V/F w/PG). Internal overtorque detection level (L6-02) disabled.
8 Stall Prevention Level During Run 100% = L3-06.
9 Frequency Reference Lower Limit 100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-04).
Either d2-02 setting or A3 input level, whichever is greater, becomes effective.
A Jump Frequency 4 100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-04).
B PID Feedback 100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-04).
C PID Set Point 100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-04). Frequency
reference no longer acts as a PID setpoint.
D Frequency Reference Bias 2 (FBIAS2) 100% = Maximum output frequency (E1-
04). Total bias = Internal bias (H3-03) + FBIAS (H3-07) + A3 input level

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Table 17: Multi-Function Analog Input Setting Selections for H3-05/H3-09

Setting Description
E Motor Temperature. See parameters L1-03 & L1-04.10: FWD Torque Limit (Quadrant
1) 100% = Motor rated torque.
11 REV Torque Limit (Quadrant 3) 100% = Motor rated torque.
12 Regenerative Torque Limit (Quadrants 2 and 4) 100% = Motor rated torque.
13 Torque Reference (in Torque Control); Torque Limit (in Speed Control) (Quadrants 1,
2, 3, 4) 100% = Motor rated torque.
14 Torque Compensation 100% = Motor rated torque.
15 FWD / REV Torque Limit (Quadrants 1 and 3) 100% = Motor rated torque.
1F Not Used
20 Casing Pressure 10V = P2-03 setting (PSI)

NOTE: To convert terminal A3 to a 4-20 mA signal, connect a 250 ohm precision

resistor (1/4 Watt or greater) between A3 and AC. Then program H3-06 =
231.3%, and H3-07 = -25.0%

Multi-function input settings for H1-XX are shown in Table 18.

Table 18: Multi-function input settings for H1-XX

Setting Description
High Flow Line Pressure Switch
High FL Press Sw
Active: High Flow Line Pressure, fault and coast to stop. (after 1 second
80 delay)
Inactive: Normal – continue operation.
Switch type (Normally Closed or Normally Open) determined by parameter
P6-12.
Low Flow Line Pressure Switch
Low FL Press Sw
Active: Low Flow Line Pressure, fault and coast to stop. (after P6-06 delay)
81
Inactive: Normal – continue operation.
Switch type (Normally Closed or Normally Open) determined by parameter
P6-12.
Reset water production totals.
Reset Water Prod
84
Open: Accumulate water production data.
Closed: Reset accumulated water production data (U1-94 = 0 & U1-95 = 0)
Hand input Hand / Off / Auto control.
Hand Control (Requires o2-01 = 1 to function properly)
Closed: When closed, the drive will switch into local mode, frequency
85 reference
will originate from the operator or Terminal A1, and a run command
is issued. PID is disabled, as is auto-restart functionality.
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Table 18: Multi-function input settings for H1-XX

Auto input Hand / Off / Auto control.
Auto Control
Closed: When closed, the drive will operate normally, according to
parameters
b1-01 & b1-02.
Open: No run command is possible local or remote. (Hand control will
override)

Both the “Hand” and “Auto” digital inputs are programmed into the H1
parameters.
HAND AUTO OFF
“Hand” Digital Input Closed Open Open
“Auto” Digital Input Don’t Care Closed Open
Frequency Operator (d1-01 / Determined by -
Reference U1-01) b1-01
or
Terminal A1
(Analog)
Run Running Determined by Stopped.
Command (PID Disabled) b1-02 No run under any
conditions.

86
Only the “Hand” digital input is programmed into the H1 parameters.
HAND AUTO OFF
“Hand” Digital
Closed Open n/a
Input
Operator (d1-01 /
U1-01)
Frequency Determined by
or n/a
Reference b1-01
Terminal A1
(Analog)
Run Running Determined by
n/a
Command (PID Disabled) b1-02

Just the “Auto” digital input is programmed into the H1 parameters.

HAND AUTO OFF
“Auto” Digital
n/a Closed Open
Input
Frequency
Determined by
Reference n/a n/a
b1-01
Run Stopped
Determined by
Command n/a No run under any
b1-02
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ESP/PCP Specific Changed Digital Inputs

Four new addtional digital inputs:
• High Flow Line Pressure Switch, Normally Closed
• High Flow Line Pressure Switch, Normally Open
• High Casing Pressure Switch, Normally Closed
• High Casing Pressure Switch, Normally Open

Table 19: ESP / PCP Specific Digital Inputs Control Codes Listing
Setting Description Function

80 High Flow Line Pressure Switch, Normally Open: High Flow Line Pressure, fault
Closed and coast to stop.
FlowLinePrSw NC Closed: Normal – continue operation.
81 High Flow Line Pressure Switch, Normally Closed: High Flow Line Pressure, fault
Open and coast to stop.
FlowLinePrSw NO Open: Normal – continue operation.
82 High Casing Pressure Switch, Normally Open: High Casing Pressure, fault and
Closed coast to stop.
Casing Pr Sw NC Closed: Normal – continue operation.
83 High Flow Casing Switch, Normally Open Closed: High Casing Pressure, fault
Casing Pr Sw NO and coast to stop.
Open: Normal – continue operation.

Modbus Register Map

Serial communication can be performed with Program Logic Controllers (PLCs) or
similar master devices using the Modbus protocol. Refer to your Yaskawa F7 Drive
User Manual, Appendix D, for details of Memobus communications protocol, a
subset of Modbus.

Added Memobus Register

The Memobus Registers listed in Table 20 are the Memobus Registers added to
enhance the PCP/ESP functions.
Table 20: Added Memobus Registers
Memobus
Description Units
Address

This register represents the lower 15 bits of a register that is tracking

the number of barrels recorded with the water production feature. It
is not reset by the “Reset Water Production” digital input. It is
05Ch retained in EEPROM during power outages. When the number of 1 barrel
barrels exceeds 15 bits (32767) this register will roll over back to zero
and continue counting. This register will always report barrels
regardless of the setting of P6-01.

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Memobus command register retention

This feature is used to store the run command and frequency reference issued over
Memobus during a power outage.
Basic concept/principle
• When this feature is enabled (d4-01 = 1), the memobus command register
(001h) and the memobus frequency reference register (002h) are stored to
EEPROM at power loss.
• If the reference source is set to “Serial Com” (b1-01 = 2), the frequency
reference stored at power-down will be loaded into register (002h).
• If the run source is set to “Serial Com” (b1-02 = 2), the entire sequence
word stored at power-down will be restored into register (001h).
Changes from standard product (note detriments to existing
functions, if any)
The ability to store the “MOP” or frequency reference hold value at power down has
been deleted to make room in the EEPROM.
Function description
When the Serial Com Sequence and Reference Retention parameter is enabled
(d4-01 = 1), the drive will remember the command and reference status last
issued over the serial communications (Modbus) link through a power down of
the drive.
If the Serial Com Sequence and Reference Retention parameter is enabled
(d4-01 = 1) and power returns, the stored frequency reference is restored and
the CALL alarm is suppressed. (requires b1-01 = 2)
If the Serial Com Sequence and Reference Retention parameter is enabled
(d4-01 = 1) and power returns, the stored command word is restored and the
CALL alarm is suppressed. (requires b1-02 = 2) The 3 most significant bits of
the command word (Memobus address 001h, bits 13, 14 and 15) are
truncated due to limited space in the EEPROM.
If d4-01 is set to 0, neither the frequency reference register nor the command
word is restored and the CALL alarm is NOT suppressed.

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ESP/PCP Specific Faults and Fault Detection

When the Drive detects a fault, the fault information is displayed on the Digital
Operator, the fault contact closes and the motor coasts to stop. (However, a fault
with a selectable stopping method will operate according to the stopping method
selected.)
• If a fault occurs, take appropriate action, according to Chapter 6 of your
Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual, by investigating the cause.
• To restart, reset the fault with any of the following procedures:
♦ Turn the H-O-A Switch to Off. All faults are now reset.
♦ Press the RESET key of the Digital Operator.
♦ Shut off the Drive input power, and then turn on again.

ESP/PCP Specific Operator Programming Errors (OPE)

An Operator Programming Error (OPE) occurs when an inapplicable parameter is set
or an individual parameter setting is inappropriate. The Drive will not operate until
the parameter is set correctly; however, no alarm or fault outputs will occur. If an
OPE occurs, change the appropriate parameter by checking the cause shown in
Chapter 6 of your Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual.
oPE12
PID Programming error, active when PID is enabled but no analog input is
programmed for PID feedback (oPE12)

Note: When an OPE error is displayed, press the ENTER key to display U1-34 (OPE
fault constant). This monitor will display the parameter that is causing the
OPE error.

ESP/PCP Specific Faults

• The PCP/ESP Specific faults are shown in Table 19.
Basic concept/principle
When a pressure switch digital input indicates a fault condition, the drive faults and
puts the proper fault message on the digital operator display screen.
These faults ARE automatically restarted. The auto-restart timer will only start
timing AFTER the input of these faults has gone false.
Function description
When the High Flow Pressure switch indicates a fault condition and the drive is in
the run mode, the drive will coast to stop and display the “HFLP High Casing
Pressure” fault. The auto-restart timer will NOT start timing until after the input
stops indicating the fault condition. If both the normally open and the normally
closed inputs are used at the same time, the result is “or’ed”.

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When the High Casing switch indicates a fault condition and the drive is in the run
mode, the drive will coast to stop and display the “HFLP High Flow Line Pressure”
fault. The auto-restart timer will NOT start timing until after the input stops
indicating the fault condition. If both the normally open and the normally closed
inputs are used at the same time, the result is “or’ed”.
If either the “High Flow On Pres” or “High Casing Pressure” faults are active, the
PID is reset, and the “Undertorque” and “Low Speed” alarm detection is bypassed.
When the Compensated Intake Pressure drops below the pressure set in parameter
P2-04 for more than the time set into parameter P2-05, the “LOWPR Low Pressure”
fault is displayed and the drive coasts to a stop. The auto-restart timer will NOT
start timing until after the Compensated Intake Pressure is above the P2-04 level
th
for more than 1/10 of the P2-05 time. Table 21 lists the ESP/PCP specific faults.

Table 21: ESP/PCP Specific Faults

Fault Display Description Cause Countermeasures
A gas lock condition has been The motor current
detected for longer than the has remained below
GASLK
time set in parameter P4-04. the P4-01 level for -
Gas Lock Fault
(Will auto-restart) more than the P4-04
time.
High Casing While the drive is running, the High pressure in the Reduce the pressure
Pressure HCP digital input programmed to well casing. in the well casing.
“High Casing Pressure Switch,
Normally Closed” has opened,
or the digital input
programmed to “High Casing
Pressure Switch, Normally
Open” has closed.
High Flow Ln While the drive is running, a
Pres High Pressure in the flow line is High pressure in the
Reduce pressure in
HFLP detected either from one of the flow line (pump
the flow line.
digital inputs, or the analog outlet line).
input (A1).
High Flow Ln While the drive is running, the High pressure in the Reduce pressure in
Pres HFLP digital input programmed to flow line (pump the flow line.
“High Flow Line Pressure outlet line).
Switch, Normally Closed” has
opened, or the digital input
programmed to “High Flow Line
Pressure Switch, Normally
Open” has closed.
Low Flow Ln While the drive is running, a Low Pressure in the
Pres Low Pressure in the flow line is flow line. (pump
LFLP detected either from one of the outlet line)
digital inputs or the analog or Repair flow line.
input (A1). No analog pressure
transducer and P6-
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Table 21: ESP/PCP Specific Faults

Fault Display Description Cause Countermeasures
Low Pressure Low Pressure Level – If the Low fluid level in the Repair feedback
LOWPR <1> Compensated Fluid Level has well or feedback sensors / wiring.
dropped below the P2-04 sensor / wiring
setting for a time longer than issue.
set in P2-05.
Low Speed Limit The output frequency has been
LSLF below the P1-01 level for the
P1-02 time and the restart
counter has expired.
LWF Low Water The flow detected by the The detected water Determine if the
Flow turbine connected to RP and AC flow has dropped turbine is working
has dropped below a preset below the level set properly and check
value. in parameter P6-03, turbine scale
for longer than the parameter P6-02.
time set in
parameter P6-05.
Improper programming of the The digital input
H1-XX parameters. “Hand Control” (H1-
XX = 85) and the
Verify parameter
OPE03 digital input
settings (H1-01 to
Terminal “Local/Remote” (H1-
H1-06).
XX = 1) are
programmed at the
same time. (*14)
oPE12 Terminal A1 is in use as a
frequency reference (b1-01 = Parameter b1-01 =
1) or used as the “Hand” 1 or P3-03 = 1 and Change b1-01, P3-
reference (P3-03 = 1), and one P6-08 or P6-09 are 03, P6-08, and/or
or both of the analog Flow Line set greater than P6-09.
Pressure faults are enabled zero.
(P6-08 != 0 or P6-09 != 0)
PID Prog Error The PID is enabled, but no Parameter B5-01 >
Change B5-01 to 0 or
analog input is programmed for 0 and H3-05 or H3-
program H3-05 or
“PID Feedback” 09 are not
H3-09 to “B”.
programmed for “B”
PID Prog Error The PID is enabled, but no Parameter B5-01 > Change B5-01 to 0 or
oPE12 analog input is programmed for 0 and H3-05 or H3- program H3-05 or
“PID Feedback” 09 are not H309 to “B”.
programmed for “B”
Undertorque UTF The output torque (or output
current for V/f modes) has
been below the P104 level for
the P1-05 time and the restart
counter has expired. Only
applicable when P1-10 = 0.
(*14) There are other conditions that can cause an OPE03 fault condition. Please
reference table 6.3 of the F7 User Manual (TM.F7.01) for more information.

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ESP/PCP Specific Alarms and Alarm Detection

Alarms are Drive protection functions that do not operate the fault contact. The
Drive will automatically return to its original status once the cause of the alarm has
been removed. During an alarm condition, the Digital Operator display flashes and
an alarm output is generated at the multi-function outputs (H2-01 to H2-03) if
programmed. When an alarm occurs, take appropriate corrective action according
to Chapter 6 of your Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual.

Alarm Functions
Low Speed Limit: This alarm is activated when the output frequency drops
below a preset level set by parameter P1-01. This alarm will always increment the
speed/torque retry counter.
Undertorque: This alarm is activated when the motor torque or output current
drops below a preset level set by parameter P1-04. This alarm will increment the
speed/torque fault retry counter ONLY when parameter P1-10 is set to 0.
• Fault-Retry Counter, which only counts occurrences of the above two new
alarms. This fault-retry counter can be automatically reset when the time
specified by parameter P1-09 has elapsed and none of the above two new
alarms have occurred.

Note: If any of the above two alarms are active, the drive’s frequency reference is
forced to zero, and the PID is reset for the amount of time specified by
parameter P1-08.

Feedback Loss: When the feedback level of either feedback (Pump Intake
Pressure or Casing Pressure) drop below 3mA (0.73V @ 250 Ω) or exceeds 22mA
(5.36V @ 250 Ω) the drive will flash a Feedback Loss alarm and continue operating
at the minimum speed as set by P2-01.
Table 22 lists the ESP/PCP specific Alarms.

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Table 22: ESP/PCP Specific Alarms

Alarm Display Description Cause Countermeasures
PIP Feedbk Loss Pump Intake Pressure Pressure sensor Replace sensor or
PIPFL Feedback Loss. If the analog malfunction or correct wiring
input programmed for “PID wiring problem. problem.
Feedback (H3-0X = B) drops
below 0.73V (3mA @ 250 Ω)
or goes greater than 5.36V
(22mA @ 250Ω) for more than
the time programmed into
parameter b5-14, the drive will
decelerate to the minimum
speed as entered into
parameter P2-01. Alarm will
clear after feedback goes back
into range for longer than the
time programmed into
parameter b5-14, the PID is
disabled, or the drive is not
running.
Csng Pres FB Los Casing Pressure Feedback Pressure sensor Replace sensor or
CPFL Loss. If the analog input malfunction or correct wiring
programmed for “Casing wiring problem. problem.
Pressure (H3-0X = 20) drops
below 0.73V (3mA @ 250 Ω)
or goes greater than 5.36V
(22mA @ 250Ω) for more than
the time programmed into
parameter b5-14, the drive will
decelerate to the minimum
speed as entered into
parameter P2-01. Alarm will
clear after feedback goes back
into range for longer than the
time programmed into
parameter b5-14, the PID is
disabled, or the drive is not
running.
Low Speed Limit The output frequency has been
LSLA below the P1-01 level for the
P1-02 time and the restart
counter has not yet expired.
Undertorque The output torque (or output
UTA current for V/f modes) has
been below the P104 level for
the P1-05 time and the restart
counter has not yet expired (or
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Table 22: ESP/PCP Specific Alarms

Alarm Display Description Cause Countermeasures
IFOLD If either the motor overload Too much motor Will automatically
Current Foldback (OL1) or the drive overload load or output resolve when both
(OL2) is getting close to current. of the overload
tripping the drive (overload accumulators drop
accumulator is above 95%), below the 85%
the current limit (V/F) or level.
torque limit (OLV) is forced to
90%
GASLK A gas lock condition has been The motor current Will automatically
Gas Lock Active detected, and the motor is has dropped resolve when the
running faster to help expel the below the P4-01 motor current goes
gas. level for more back above the P4-
than the P4-02 01 level, or drive
time. stops on an
“Undertorque”
condition.
RNDLY The drive is delaying the run The run command If b1-02 = 1, cycle
Run Delay command. The amount of time was present when the run command.
is determined by parameter power was If b1-02 = 2 or 3,
P3-01 applied (b1-02 = wait for the P3-01
1 or 5), or the time to expire.
run/stop source is
set to serial
communications.
(b1-02 = 2 or 3).
High Flow Ln While the drive is NOT running, Reduce pressure in
High pressure in
Pres a High Pressure in the flow line the flow line.
the flow line
HFLP is detected either from one of
(pump outlet
the digital inputs, or the analog
line).
input (A1).
A run command is present on
either S1 or S2, and the drive
is being stopped by the on/off
On / Off Control
control. (b1-02 = 5, P3-05 !=
ONOFF
0, and P3-06 != 0) Drive will
re-start after the P3-06 time
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ESP/PCP Specific Monitors and Monitor Functions

Added Monitors
• Compensated Pump Intake Pressure (in PSI)
• Pump Intake Pressure (in PSI)
• Casing Pressure (in PSI)
The Compensated Pump Intake Pressure is calculated by subtracting the Casing
Pressure from the Pump Intake Pressure. The scaling for these monitors is
determined by parameters P2-02 & P2-03.
Table 23Table 22 lists the ESP/PCP specific Monitors.

Table 23: ESP/PCP Specific Monitors

Para. Modbus Parameter Name Description Units
No. Address Digital Operator
Display
Compensated Pump Displays the Compensated Pump Intake
Intake Pressure PID Pressure setpoint (PID setpoint). 1 Unit
U1-59 07Ah
Setpoint (*6)
Comp PIP SetPt
U1-90 720H Compensated Pump Displays the result of pump intake
Intake Pressure pressure minus casing pressure.
Compensated PIP
U1-91 721H Pump Intake Pressure Displays pump intake pressure. Scaled by
Pump Intake Pres parameter P2-02.
U1-92 722H Casing Pressure Displays casing pressure. Scaled by
Casing Pressure parameter P2-03.
Compensated Pump Displays the result of pump intake
1 Unit
U1-90 720h Intake Pressure pressure minus casing pressure.
(*6)
Compensated PIP
Displays the flow rate, based upon the
frequency on terminal RP and parameter
P6-02.
Water Flow 0.1
U1-93 723h
Water Flow st (*9)
Note: A two second 1 order filter will be
applied to this monitor

Displays the volume of water that has

0.1
been measured by terminal RP. Total
Water Production Bls /
U1-94 724h volume can be calculated as follows:
Water Production m3
Total Volume = U1-95 * 1000 + U1-94.
(*10)
Value retained in EEPROM.
Displays the volume of water that has
1
been measured by terminal RP. Total
Water Production kBl /
U1-95 725h volume can be calculated as follows:
Water Production m3k
Total Volume = U1-95 * 1000 + U1-94.
(*11)
Value retained in EEPROM.

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Table 23: ESP/PCP Specific Monitors

Para. Modbus Parameter Name Description Units
No. Address Digital Operator
Display
Displays the pressure in the flow line
Flow Line Pressure using the pressure transducer connected 0.1
U1-96 726h
Flow Line Pres to terminal A1. Scaled by parameter P6- PSI
10.
Output Current Displays the output current.
U1-98 728h 0.01A
Output Current
(*6) Displayed units are determined by parameter P2-07. Full scale pressure is
determined by parameter P2-02.
(*8) Displayed units are determined by parameter P2-09. Full scale speed is
determined by parameter o1-03.
(*9) Displayed units and resolution are determined by parameter P6-01. If P6-01
is set to “0”, the units will be 0.1 gallons per minute (gpm), if P6-01 is set to
“1”, the units will be 0.1 liters per minute (lpm), if P6-01 = “2”, the units will
be 1 Barrel per Day (bpd), and if P6-01 = “3”, the units will be 1 Cubic Meters
per Day (m3d).
(*10) Displayed units are determined by parameter P6-01. If P6-01 is set to “0 or
2”, the units will be barrels (Bls), if P6-01 is set to “1 or 3”, the units will be
cubic meters (m3).
(*11) Displayed units are determined by parameter P6-01. If P6-01 is set to “0 or
2”, the units will be thousands of barrels (kBl), if P6-01 is set to “1 or 3”, the
units will be thousands of cubic meters (m3k). Although the maximum
displayable value is 99999, when accessed over serial communications, the
maximum will be 65535.

Auto-Tuning Faults
Auto-Tuning faults are shown in Chapter 6 of your Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual.
When the faults are detected, the fault is displayed on the Digital Operator and the
motor coasts to a stop. No fault or alarm outputs will occur.

Digital Operator COPY Function Faults

These faults can occur during the Digital Operator COPY function. When a fault
occurs, the fault content is displayed on the operator. A fault does not activate the
fault contact output or alarm output.

Troubleshooting
Due to parameter setting errors, faulty wiring, etc., the Drive and motor may not
operate as expected when the system is started. If this occurs, use Chapter 6 of
your Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual as a reference and apply the appropriate
measures.

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If a fault or alarm is displayed on the Digital Operator, refer to the following tables
and to the appropriate table in Chapter 6 of your Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual.

Fault Summary
The following table is a listing of all ESP/PCP specific faults.

Table 24: Fault Summary Listing

1st Line 2nd When Auto- Restart Detection Delayed Level Detect Detect
Line Detect? Restart- Timer Source? detect Set Delay: Reset
able? Begins at By Delay
start?
GASLK During Yes Right Internal P1-06 P4- P4-04 -
Gas Lock Fault Run Away (Motor 01
Current)
LWF During Yes Right Internal (RP P6-05 P6- P6-04 -
Low Water Flow
Run Away Turbine Input) 03
LFLP During No - Digital or P6-07 P6- P6-06 -
Low Flow Ln Pres Run (*17) Analog (Term 08
A1)
LFLP During Yes Right Digital or P6-07 P6- P6-06
Low Flow Ln Pres Run (*17) Away Analog (Term 08
A1)
LSLF During No - Internal - P1- - -
Low Speed Limit Run (Speed/Torque 07
Reset Count)
UTF During No - Internal - P1- - -
Undertorque Run (Speed/Torque 07
Reset Count)
HFLP During Yes When Digital or - P6- 1 Sec. 1 Sec.
Hi Flow Ln Pres Run Pressure Analog (Term 09
Drops A1)
HCP During Yes When Digital or - P2- 5 Sec. 5 Sec.
Hi Casing Pres Run Pressure Analog (H3-0x 11
Drops = 20)
LOWPR During Yes When Analog (H3-0X - P2- P2-05 P2-
Low Pressure Run Pressure = B & H3-0X 04 05/10
Increases = 20) (*18)
(*17) When a Low Flow Line Pressure fault occurs, parameter P6-11 determines if it
is auto-restarted or not.
(*18) The auto-restart timer will be canceled and the drive resume running if level
increases above P2-06 for 1 second.

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Alarm Summary
The following table is a listing of ESP/PCP specific alarms.

Table 25: ESP/PCP Specific Alarms

1st Line 2nd When Description

Line Detected?
Gas Lock GASLK During Run Drive has detected a Gas Lock and is trying to expel the
Active gas.
Run Delay RNDLY During Run Run command present at power up, or run command
from serial comms.
Hi Flow Ln HFLP Not Running High flow line condition, no run command present.
Pres
On / Off ONOFF During Run Drive is stopped due to the on/off control.
Control
Low Speed LSLA During Run Drive output frequency is too low.
Limit
Undertorque UTA During Run Drive output torque is too low.
PIP Feedbk PIPFL During Run Pump Intake Pressure is outside of the 4-20mA range,
Loss run at min speed.
Csng Pres FB CPFL During Run Casing Pressure is outside of the 4-20mA range, run at
Los min speed.
Current IFOLD During Run Running at reduced torque or current limit, due to
Foldback pending overload.

U2 & U3 Modbus Fault Decoding Table

The following table lists the U2 and U3 Fault Codes.

Table 26: U2 and U3 Modbus Fault Codes

Dec Hex Fault Dec Hex Fault
0 00 Not Used 32 20 OH4 - Motor Overheat 2
1 01 PUF - DC Bus Fuse Open 33 21 CE - Serial Com Err
2 02 UV1 - DC Bus Undervolt 34 22 BUS - Option Com Err
3 03 UV2 - CTL PS Undervolt 35 23 E-15 - SI-F/G Com Err
4 04 UV3 - MC Answerback 36 24 E-10 - SI-F/G CPU down
5 05 SC - Short Circuit 37 25 CF - Out of Control
6 06 GF - Ground Fault 38 26 SVE - Zero Servo Fault
7 07 OC - Over Current 39 27 EF0 - Opt External Flt
8 08 OV - DC Bus Overvolt 40 28 FBL - Feedback Loss
9 09 OH - Heatsnk Overtemp 41 29 UL3 - Undertorq Det 1
10 0A OH1 - Heatsnk MAX Temp 42 2A UL4 - Undertorq Det 2
11 0B OL1 - Motor Overloaded 43 2B OL7 - HSB-OL
12 0C OL2 - Inv Overloaded 44 2C Not Used

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Table 26: U2 and U3 Modbus Fault Codes

Dec Hex Fault Dec Hex Fault
13 0D OL3 - Overtorque Det 1 45 2D Not Used
14 0E OL4 - Overtorque Det 2 46 2E Not Used
15 0F RR - DynBrk Transistr 47 2F Not Used
16 10 RH - DynBrk Resistor 48 30 Not Used
17 11 EF3 - Ext Fault S3 49 31 VCF - Vcn Failure
18 12 EF4 - Ext Fault S4 50 32 Not Used
19 13 EF5 - Ext Fault S5 51 33 Not Used
20 14 EF6 - Ext Fault S6 52 34 Not Used
21 15 EF7 - Ext Fault S7 53 35 GASLK - Gas Lock Fault
22 16 EF8 - Ext Fault S8 54 36 LWF - Low Water Flow
23 17 Not Used 55 37 LFLP - Low Flow Ln Pres
24 18 OS - Overspeed Det 56 38 LFLP - Low Flow Ln Pres
25 19 DEV - Speed Deviation 57 39 B-BRK - Belt Break
26 1A PGO - PG Open 58 3A Not Used
27 1B PF - Input Pha Loss 59 3B Not Used
28 1C LF - Output Pha Loss 60 3C LSLF - Low Speed Limit
29 1D OH3 - Motor Overheat 1 61 3D UTF - Undertorque
30 1E OPR - Oper Disconnect 62 3E HFLP - Hi Flow Ln Pres
31 1F ERR - EEPROM R/W Err 63 3F HCP - Hi Casing Pres
64 40 LOWPR - Low Pressure

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Appendix A – EPAC II Part Number Listing and Description

Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing
JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
055 010-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
056 010-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
057 010-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
058 010-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
059 010-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
060 010-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
061 010-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
062 010-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
063 010-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
064 010-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
898389 054 015-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
065 015-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
066 015-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
067 015-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
068 015-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
069 015-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
070 015-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
071 015-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
072 015-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
073 015-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
074 020-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
075 020-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
076 020-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
077 020-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
078 020-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
079 020-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
080 020-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
081 020-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
082 020-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
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JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
083 020-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
084 025-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
085 025-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
086 025-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
087 025-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
088 025-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
089 025-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
090 025-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
091 025-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
092 025-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
093 025-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 380V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
897802 012 010-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
878812 006 010-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
897838 013 010-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
878888 008 010-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
898266 014 010-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
878890 009 010-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
898299 015 010-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
896719 010 010-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
898346 016 010-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP , EPACII
896738 011 010-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 10HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
897803 021 015-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
896754 017 015-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
897839 022 015-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
896766 018 015-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
896718 002 015-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
897793 019 015-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
898304 024 015-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
896722 020 015-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII
898350 025 015-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 15HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
896717 001 015-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
897804 031 020-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
896756 026 020-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
897843 032 020-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
896772 027 020-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
898272 033 020-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
897792 028 020-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
898305 034 020-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
896724 029 020-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII
898352 035 020-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 20HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
896740 030 020-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
897805 041 025-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
896758 036 025-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
897845 042 025-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
897749 037 025-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
898275 043 025-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
897787 038 025-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
898307 044 025-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
896726 039 025-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII
898355 045 025-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 25HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
896741 040 025-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
897807 049 030-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
896759 046 030-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
897847 050 030-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
898379 047 030-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
898277 051 030-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
877758 005 030-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
898310 052 030-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
896727 048 030-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
898356 053 030-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
JDE- PCP1.1 EPACII PCP-1-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 1, 460V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
896710 000 030-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
031 030-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
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JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
032 030-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
033 030-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
034 030-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
035 030-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
036 030-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
037 030-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
038 030-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
039 030-3-5-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
040 030-3-5-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
041 030-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP , EPACII
042 030-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 30HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380-
030 040-3-1-0-0 EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
044 040-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
045 040-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
046 040-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
047 040-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
048 040-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
049 040-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
050 040-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
051 040-3-5-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
052 040-3-5-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
053 040-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
054 040-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 380V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
913457 023 037-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
913432 022 037-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
913437 021 037-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
915143 024 037-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
898371 020 037-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
915146 025 037-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
915148 026 037-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
915149 027 037-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
915159 028 037-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP , EPACII
915162 029 037-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 37HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
897810 007 040-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
895831 002 040-3-1-1- 0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
897848 008 040-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
897751 003 040-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
898280 009 040-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
897785 004 040-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
898312 010 040-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
896728 005 040-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII
898358 011 040-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 40HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
896743 006 040-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
897813 015 050-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
895829 012 050-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
897849 016 050-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
897752 013 050-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
898283 017 050-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
877765 001 050-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
898314 018 050-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
896729 014 050-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII
898361 019 050-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP
JDE- PCP2.1 EPACII PCP-2-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 2, 460V, 3 PHASE, 50HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
896742 000 050-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
035 050-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
036 050-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
037 050-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
038 050-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
039 050-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
040 050-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
041 050-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
042 050-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
043 050-3-5-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
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JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
044 050-3-5-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
045 050-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP, EPACII
046 050-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 50 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
047 060-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
048 060-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
049 060-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
050 060-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
051 060-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
052 060-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
053 060-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
054 060-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
055 060-3-5-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
056 060-3-5-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
057 060-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP, EPACII
058 060-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 60 HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
059 075-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
060 075-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
061 075-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
062 075-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
063 075-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
064 075-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
065 075-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
066 075-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
067 075-3-5-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
068 075-3-5-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
069 075-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
070 075-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
071 075-3-7-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
072 075-3-7-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
073 075-3-8-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP, EPACII
074 075-3-8-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 380V, 3 PHASE, 75 HP
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JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
897816 011 060-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
895832 007 060-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
897850 012 060-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
897753 008 060-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
898285 013 060-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
877768 005 060-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
898315 014 060-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
896730 009 060-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
898362 015 060-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
896744 004 060-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
897815 001 075-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
877776 006 075-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
897851 021 075-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
897762 019 075-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
898286 022 075-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP

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JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
897782 017 075-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
898320 023 075-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
896732 018 075-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII
898364 024 075-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 75HP , EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
896745 016 075-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
897817 030 100-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
896761 025 100-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
897852 031 100-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
897763 026 100-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
898288 032 100-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
897779 027 100-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
898322 033 100-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
896735 028 100-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
898366 034 100-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
JDE- PCP3.1 EPACII PCP-3-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP , EPACII
896747 000 100-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 3, 460V, 3 PHASE, 60HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
021 100-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
022 100-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
023 100-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
024 100-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
025 100-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
026 100-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
027 100-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
028 100-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
029 100-3-5-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
030 100-3-5-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
031 100-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
032 100-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
049 100-3-7-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
050 100-3-7-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
051 100-3-8-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP, EPACII
052 100-3-8-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 100HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
033 125-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
034 125-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
035 125-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
036 125-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
037 125-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
038 125-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
039 125-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
040 125-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
041 125-3-5-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
042 125-3-5-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
043 125-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
044 125-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
045 125-3-7-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
046 125-3-7-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
047 125-3-8-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-380- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
048 125-3-8-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 380V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
897819 007 125-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
896763 002 125-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
897853 008 125-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
897765 003 125-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
898290 009 125-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
897777 004 125-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
898331 010 125-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
896736 005 125-3-4-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII
898367 011 125-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 125HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
896751 006 125-3-6-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
897821 016 150-3-1-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
896765 012 150-3-1-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
897854 017 150-3-2-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
897772 013 150-3-2-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
898294 018 150-3-3-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP

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Table 27: PCP Model Part Number Listing

JDE
PART # DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
No.
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
897773 014 150-3-3-1-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
898337 019 150-3-4-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, WITH
896737 015 150-3-4-1-0 LINE INDUCTOR, NO OUTLET FILTER
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, EPACII
898369 020 150-3-6-0-0 PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP
JDE- PCP4.1 EPACII PCP-4-460- EPACII PCP, SIZE 4, 460V, 3 PHASE, 150HP, WITH LINE INDUCTOR, NO OUTLET FILTER ,
896749 000 150-3-6-1-0 WARM/COLD WEATHER KIT WITH GAGE

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Appendix B: Digital Operator, “Pre-

Programmed”
The Yaskawa F7 Drive User Manual suggests that the user have a Pre-Programmed
Digital Operator to ease programming of the Drive. A “Pre-Programmed” Digital
Operator is one that has the desired parameter configuration of a Drive stored in
its’ non-volatile memory.
The “Pre-Programmed” Digital Operator should have the base line parameters pre-
configured at a minimum, and may have job specific parameters configured as well.
When using a “Pre-Programmed” Digital Operator, always be sure to verify each
parameter’s configuration against the pertinent configuration lists by examining
each parameter individually.

DEFINITIONS
The following definitions describe the terms used in this appendix.
Copy – Typically this command used as a generic term to indicate transfer of data
from one location to another. It can also be used to specifically indicate transfer of
parameter data from the Digital Operator to the Drive (see Write).
Read – Indicates parameter data transfer from the Drive to the Digital Operator.
Verify – Indicates a comparison of data between the Digital Operator and the
Drive. No data is transferred for this operation.
Write – Indicates parameter data transfer from the Digital Operator to the Drive.

CAVEATS for Using a Pre-Programmed Digital

Operator
If a Pre-Programmed Digital Operator is to be used to program multiple Drives, the
user must ensure the following for successful programming and operation:
1. When the unit is in operation, configure parameter o2-06 to ‘0’ before removing
the keypad from the drive. Removing the keypad before configuring o2-06 to
‘0’ will result in an immediate shutdown.
2. Do not connect or disconnect the Digital Operator during Read or Write
operations. Doing so may damage the Digital Operator, Drive, or
configuration.

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3. Before copying from the Digital Operator to a Drive: Always ensure that the
Drive to be written has the proper Control Mode configured (A1-02 = 2 for
most eP applications), that the Drive’s kVA selection (o2-04) is set to agree
with the Model of the Drive, and that the Drive to be written has been
Initialized for the desired Control scheme (A1-03 = 2220 for most eP
applications). These three parameters must be configured manually (as
opposed to being downloaded) because they enable / disable certain
parameters and initialize those parameters to given values.
4. Always ensure that the parameter configuration stored in the Digital Operator
came from a Drive with the same Model number, same firmware version, and
same Control Mode (e.g. V/f, Open Loop Vector, Flux Vector).
5. Parameter configuration of o3-01 and o3-02 is not transferred during a Write
operation.

Copy Function Instructions

The following steps guide you through the Copy function:
1. Set parameter o2-06 to ‘0’. This option enables you to remove the keypad
without shutting down the well.
2. Set parameter o3-02 to ‘1’. This will allow you to copy the drive parameters
into the keypad.
3. Set parameter o3-01 to ‘1’. This tells the keypad to copy the drive parameters
and store them in the keypad.
4. Set parameter o3-01 to ‘3’ to verify that the keypad parameters are exactly like
the ones in the drive.

Table 28: Copy Function Parameter

Parameter Name
Parameter Setting Factory
Digital Operator Description
No. Range Setting
Display
o2-06 Operation Selection Determines if the Drive will stop when the 0 to 1 1
when Digital Digital Operator is removed when in LOCAL
Operator is mode or b1-02=0.
Disconnected 0: Disabled - The Drive will not stop
Oper Detection when the Digital Operator is removed.
1: Enabled - The Drive will fault (OPR)
and coast to stop when the Digital
Operator is removed.

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Table 28: Copy Function Parameter

Parameter Name
Parameter Setting Factory
Digital Operator Description
No. Range Setting
Display
o3-01 Copy Function This parameter controls the copying of 0 to 3 0
Selection parameters to and from the Digital Operator.
Copy Function Sel 0: COPY SELECT (no function)
1: INV -> OP READ All parameters are
copied from the Drive to the Digital
Operator.
2: OP -> INV WRITE All parameters are
copied from the Digital Operator to the
Drive.
3: OP<-->INV VERIFY Parameter
settings in the Drive are compared to
those in the Digital Operator.

NOTE: When using the copy function,

the Drive model number (o2-
04), software number (U1-14),
and control method (A1-02)
must match or an error will
occur.

o3-02 Copy Allowed Enables and disables the Digital Operator 0 to 1 0

Selection copy functions.
Read Allowable 0: Disabled - No Digital Operator copy
functions are allowed.
1: Enabled - Copying allowed.

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Appendix C – Field Deliverables Check Sheet

Field Deliverables
Customer
Date
Location
Contact
Contact Number
Serial Number U1-14 - Flash
Version
Application

Customer Expectations Startup

Enhanced Production Effectiveness of
Startup Guide
Mechanical Integrity Auto Tune
Function
Other Well Operation
Specific Requirements Changes
Required**
Max Speed
Min Speed
Max Torque
Min Torque
Perform AC TUNE as
per startup Guide

Settings
Parameter Default Setting Units Description Setting Description
B5-19 0 **** PID Loop Required Level Setpoint
Setpoint
A1-02 2 2 n/a Control Method Output Control Method
P2-07 0 2 Pressure Units Set for required units
P2-09 0 2 Speed Units Set for required units
B5-01 0 1 sec PID MODE Activates PID function
C1-01 15 15 sec Accel Time Accel from min to max
speed
C1-02 15 15 sec Decel Time Decel from Max to Min
Speed
E1-04 60 90 Hz Max Hz Set to Max required output
Hz
H3-05 F 20 A3 Setting Terminal A3 setting
H3-09 F B A2 setting Terminal A2 setting
L5-01 5 5 n/a #of Restarts Fault Restarts
L7-01 100 **** % % FWD **** Set as required
TORQUE

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o1-03 0 **** n/a Speed Scale Set to MAX SPEED at E1-

04
RPM
PRS
SPM
P1-01 0 40 % Low Speed FLT % of MAX SPEED
P1-02 0 5 sec Low Speed T/D Run T/D
P1-03 0 0.5 min Low Speed T/D Start Bypass T/D
P1-04 0 15 % Low Torque FLT % of Max Torque-10%
less than operation
P1-05 0 10 sec Low Torque T/D Run T/D
P1-06 0 0.1 min Low Torque T/D Start Bypass T/D
P1-07 0 5 n/a SPD/TRQ FLT # of restarts after
rsts Spd/Torque Fault
P1-08 0 1 min Spd/Trq restart Time between restarts
time
P1-09 10 30 min Spd/Trq Restart Time to reset Fault
Clear Counter
P2-01 0 20 % Min Speed % of Max
P3-01 0 2 min Fault Restart Restart times for all other
Time Faults
P2-02 1000 **** PIP Max Range Maximum PIP input range
P2-03 250 **** CSG Max Maximum CSG input
Range range
P2-04 0 **** Low Press Level Low Level Fault
P2-06 0 **** Low Press Rst Level Auto Restart
Lvl
o2-03 User Defaults Stores Settings in Non-
volatile Memory

Additional Parameter
Settings

Comments **

Technician

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Appendix D – Rod Pumping Specifics

Overvoltage Suppression
This software was created so that Pump Jack oil wells (which are typically
unbalanced) can run without the need for dynamic braking. Entering a “1” into P5-
01 enables this feature.
Basic concept/principle
The software monitors the level of torque-producing current (Iq) in the motor,
and regulates this against an Iq setpoint. If it sees that the torque producing
current is below the setpoint, the output frequency is increased to force a higher
(positive) Iq.
Limitations (based on inverter capacity, control Mode,
application, etc., if any)
• Overvoltage Suppression only active in V/F or O.L.V. control modes.
• Stopping method parameter b1-03 is ignored and stopping method
(internally) is set to “Coast To Stop”
• When reverse operation is prohibited (b1-04 = 1) and the motor is moving in
the reverse direction, O.V. Suppression is disabled (This condition can occur
due to a bi-directional speed search).
• When O.V. Suppression is enabled, the current limit in V/Hz is disabled.

CAUTION: The motor connected to a drive with this software on it needs to be

mechanically capable of operation at the maximum allowed frequency
(Parameter E1-04).

Function description
Overvoltage Regulator: The level of torque-producing current is detected in
the motor and subtracted from a setpoint (Iq Setpoint), then the result is
submitted to a PI algorithm (overvoltage regulator). The PI algorithm will add
frequency to the frequency reference in order to maintain a constant Iq setpoint.
The PI algorithm will NOT subtract frequency from the frequency reference. This
is done to keep the torque producing current positive to prevent regeneration
and subsequent overvoltage faults.
Gain Increase Function: When parameters P5-06 & P5-07 are used, the gain
of the overvoltage suppression regulator is automatically increased when the
drive’s output goes higher than motor base frequency (E1-06). Shown below is
an example when P5-06 = 60.00 Hz, and P5-07 = 2.000.

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Figure 21: Iq Pgain – Increase gain above base speed

Belt Break Detection

If the output of the soft starter is at maximum frequency for more than 30
seconds, the drive assumes that the drive belt or coupling between the motor
and the load has become disconnected. At that time the drive will fault out on a
belt-break fault and coast to stop.

Table 29: Rod Pumping VSD Specific Parameters

Parameter Memobus Parameter Description Range Default
No. Address Name/ Digital
Operator Display
P5-01 111h Overvoltage Selects whether the 0~1 0
Suppression overvoltage suppression
Selection function will be active or not.
OVS Select 0: Disabled
1: Enabled
P5-02 112h Setpoint for the OV 100% Iq = 100% Motor -100.0 ~ 12.0
Suppression torque producing current. Iq 100.0%
Regulator (Iq) is calculated based on FLA &
OVS Reg NLA.
Setpoint

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Table 29: Rod Pumping VSD Specific Parameters

P5-03 113h Current Limit / This sets the responsiveness 0.00 ~ 0.75
OVS Regulator of the current limit / OVS 25.00
Gain regulator. Higher = more
I Lim/OVS Gain responsive.
P5-04 114h Current Limit / This sets the responsiveness 0.00 ~ 0.50
OVS Regulator of the current limit / OVS 160.00
Integral Time regulator. Lower = more Sec.
I Lim/OVS I time responsive.
P5-05 115h Current Limit / 1st order filter time on the 5~ 100
OVS Regulator feedback used for Current 10000
Feedback Filter Limit or OVS control ms
Feedback Filter
P5-06 116h OVS Regulator Gain change endpoint. 0.00 ~ 90.00
Gain Frequency 400.00
OVS Gain Freq Hz
P5-07 117h OVS Regulator Multiplication factor for the OV 1.000 ~ 1.300
Gain Multiplier suppression gain based on 10.000
OVS Gain Mult output frequency

Table 30: Rod Pumping Specific Faults

Fault
Description Cause Countermeasures
Display
B-BRK Belt Break Drive output was at fmax for more than Fix belt / coupling.
Belt Break 30 seconds.

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