Medium and Low-Voltage AC drives Servo drives

Soft Starters solution provider

AST700 Series Soft Starters

With In-Built Bypass,More Energy Saving

7.5KW-800KW / 220V-690V

User manual

220711025

REV：
Jun.2022 V232

SHENZHEN INOMAX TECHNOLOGY CO.LTD

www.inomaxtechnology.com
 Contents

Chapter 1 Caution Statement 01

1.1 Electric Shock Hazard 01

1.2 Disposal Instructions 02
Section 2 Introduction 03
2.1 Feature List 03

Chapter 3 Basic Settings 04

3.1 Setting procedure summary 04
3.2 Testing Equipment Installation 04
3.3 Simulation Tool 04
Chapter 4 Installation 05
4.1 Physical Installation 05
4.2 Control Terminal 05
4.3 Control Voltage 05
4.4 Control Cable 06
4.5 Relay Output 06
4.6 Motor Thermistor 06
4.7 Earthing Terminal 07
4.8 Power Supply Input And Output Configuration 07
4. 9 Power Connection 08
4.10 Principle Chart 09

Chapter 5 Power Supply Circuit 10

5.1 Electric Motor Connection 10
5.2 Bypass Contactor 12
5.3 Main Contactor 12
5.4 Circuit Breaker 12
5.5 Power Factor Correction 12

Chapter 6 Operation Board And Feedback 13

6.1 Operation Panel 13
6.2 Display 14

Chapter 7 Repairing Tool 16

7.1 Test Device Installation 16
7.2 Degug Menu 16
7.3 Log Menu 19

Chapter 8 Operation 21
8.1 Command Priority 21
8.2 Start, Stop and Reset Commands 21
8.3 Soft Start Method 21
8.4 Stop Method 24
8.5 Jog Operation 26
8.6 Working With Triangle Connection Method 27
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Chapter 9 Programming Menu 28

9.1 Programming Menu 28
9.2 Parameter Write Protection 28
9.3 Access Password 29
9.4 Quick Setup 29
9.5 Standard Menu 30
9.6 Extended Menu 31
9.7 Load / Save Settings 35
9.8 Parameter Description 35

Chapter 10 Application Examples 51

10.1 Installation With Main Contactor 51

10.2 Installation With External Bypass Contactor 52
10.3 Emergency Operation 53
10.4 Auxiliary Trip Circuit 54
10.5 DC Braking With External Zero Speed Sensor 55
10.6 Soft Braking 56
10.7 Two-speed Motor 57
10.8 Slip Ring Motor 58

Chapter 11 Fault Resolution 60

11.1 Protection Response 60
11.2 Trip Message 60
11.3 General faults 64

Chapter 12 Appendix 66

12.1 Specifications 66
12.2 Parameter Value 70
 Caution Statements

Section 1 Caution Statements

The use of this symbol in this manual reminds the reader to pay special attention to special precautions regarding the
installation and operation of the equipment.
Caution Statements cannot cover every potential cause of equipment damage but can highlight common causes of damage.
It is the installer's responsibility to read and understand all instructions in this manual prior to installing,operating or maintaining
the soft starter, to follow good electrical practice including applying appropriate personal protective equipment and to seek advice
before operating this equipment in a manner other than as described in this manual.
NOTE
The user cannot repair the soft starter. The soft starter should only be repaired by authorized service
personnel. Unauthorized modification of the starter will void the product warranty.

1.1 Electrical Shock Risk

The voltages present in the following locations can cause severe electric shock and may be lethal:
● AC supply cables and connections
● Output cables and connections
● Many internal parts of the starter, and external option units
The AC supply must be disconnected from the starter using an approved isolation device before any cover is removed from the
starter or before any servicing work is performed.

WARNING DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

132kW and above: As long as the power supply voltage is connected (including when the starter trips or waits for a
command), the bus and radiator must be regarded as charged.

SHORT CIRCUIT
It cannot prevent short circuit. After severe overload or short circuit occurs, the operation of soft start should be fully
tested by an authorized service agent.

GROUNDING AND BRANCH CIRCUIT PROTECTION

It is the responsibility of the user or person installing the soft starter to provide proper grounding and branch circuit
protection according to local electrical safety codes.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

● The STOP function of the soft starter does not isolate dangerous voltages from the output of the starter.
The soft starter must be disconnected by an approved electrical isolation device before accessing electrical connections.
● Soft starter protection features apply to motor protection only. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure safety of
personnel operating machinery.
● In some installations, accidental starts may pose an increased risk to safety of personnel or damage to the machines
being driven. In such cases, it is recommended that the power supply to the soft starter is fitted with an isolating
switch and a circuit-breaking device (eg power contactor) controllable through an external safety system
(eg emergency stop, fault detector).
● The soft starter has built-in protections which can trip the starter in the event of faults and thus stop the motor.
Voltage fluctuations, power cuts and motor jams may also cause the motor to trip.
● There is a possibility of the motor restarting after the causes of shutdown are rectified, which may be dangerous for
certain machines or installations. In such cases, it is essential that appropriate arrangements are made against
restarting after unscheduled stops of the motor.
● The soft starter is a component designed for integration within an electrical system; it is therefore the responsibility
of the system designer/user to ensure the system is safe and designed to comply with relevant local safety standards.
AuCom cannot be held accountable for any damages incurred if the above recommendations are not
complied with.
AUTO- - START
Use the auto-start feature with caution. Read all the notes related to auto-start before operation.
The examples and diagrams in this manual are included solely for illustrative purposes. The information contained
in this manual is subject to change at any time and without prior notice. In no event will responsibility or liability be
accepted for direct, indirect or consequential damages resulting from the use or application of this equipment.

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Section 2 Introduction

This soft starter is an advanced digital soft starter solution for motors with power from 11kW to 350kW. Provides a complete
set of motor and system protection functions to ensure reliable performance even in the harshest installation environments.

2.1 Feature List

Optional soft start curve Customizable protection

● Adaptive control ● Motor overload
● Constant current ● Start-up timeout
● Under current
● Current ramp
● Transient overcurrent
● Current imbalance
Optional soft stop curve
● Power frequency
● Free stop
● Input trip
● Timed voltage ramp soft stop
● Motor thermistor
● Adaptive control
● Power circuit
● Brake ● Phase sequence

Models that meet all your connectivity needs

Extended input and output options
● 23A-1480A (rated)
● Remote control input
(3 fixed inputs, 2 programmable inputs) ● 200VAC-440VAC
● Relay output ● 380VAC-690VAC
(1 fixed output, 3 programmable outputs) ● Internal bypass selection
● Analog output ● Star connection or delta connection
● Built-in PT100 RTD input
● Optional expansion card Advanced application optional features
● Input / output extension
● RTD and ground fault protection
Easy-to-read display shows comprehensive feedback
● DeviceNet, Profibus, Ethernet (Ethernet IP,
● Removable operation panel
● Multilingual feedback Modbus TCP, Profinet) or USB communication module
● Event record with date and time stamp
● Working counter (starting times, running hours,
kilowatt hours)
● Performance monitoring (current, voltage, power
factor, kilowatt hours)
● User-programmable monitoring screen

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Section 3 Basic Setting

3.1 Setting Procedure Summary

Waring Before cable connection,do not put power supply voltage on soft starter

1.Install soft starter (refer to installation Page 5 to know details)

2.Connect control cable(refer to control terminal Page 5 and control cable page 6 )
3.Control voltage applied to soft starter
4.Set up date and time(refer to Page 18)
5.Equipped your application
1.push MENU,open Menu.
2.use to 'fast setting',then push to open 'fast setting' menu.
3.Find your application in the list,then push to start setting
6.If your application not in list of 'fast setting' list
1.push return to 'menu'
2.use turn to 'standard menu',then press
3.turn to 'motor data 1' press ,then press ,edit parameter 1A motor rated current
4. set up parameter 1A to match rated current
Attention
regarding to senior application,please refer to extension menu page 33 and parameter instruction page 37.
7.Press many times,close menu
8.Optional using built in simulation tool check and control routing connection correct or not
9.Connect power supply line and soft starter input terminal 1/L1,3/L2,5/L3
Connect motor cable and soft starter's output 2/T1,4/T2,6/T3

3.2 Testing Equipment Installation

You can test the soft start by connecting it to a small motor. During this test, you can test the soft starter control input and relay output
protection settings. This test mode is not suitable for testing soft-start performance or soft-stop performance.
The rated current of the test motor is at least 2% of the minimum rated current of the soft starter (see Minimum and Maximum Current
Setting on page 71).
Attention
When testing the soft starter with a small motor, set parameter 1A Motor Rated Current to the minimum
allowed value.
3.3 Simulation Tool
Software simulation function allows you test working situation and control circuit under conditions of no connection with soft starter
Run simulation
Simulate the starting, running, and stopping of the motor, and confirm that the soft starter and related equipment are
installed correctly. See Run Simulation on page 19 for more information.
Protect simulation
Simulate each protection mode activitation,confirming soft starter and relative equipment reaction.refer to simulation
protection Page 19
Output signal simulation
Simulate output signal,confirming output and relative control circuit work normally.Refer to signal simulation Page 20
Only when soft starter in condition on ready with control voltage,operation panel in active mode,you can use simulation fuction
Attention
Input password when using simulation tool
The default access password is 0000

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Chapter 4 Installation

4.1 Physical Installation

5.5KW-110KW: distance allowed between soft starter 100mm(3.94 inch)

1 132KW-500KW : Allow distance among soft starer 200mm (7.88ch)

5.5KW-110KW:allow soft starter and solid goods surface distance 50mm(1.97inch)

2 132KW-500KW:allow soft starter and solid goods surface distance 200mm(7.88inch)

3 Soft starter can be installed line by line without any gap

4 Soft starter can be installed by side.the rated current of soft starter will reducing 15%.

4.2 Control Terminal

C23
C24
C31
C32
C41
C42
C53
C54
C64
C64

Control Relay outputs

supply
B10
B11

Trip
13

14

23

24

31

32

34

41

42

44

Ready Run Remote

B7
A2

B8
B5
B6
B4
A1

B
RTU
COM

B10
B11
InputA

InputB
Reset
24V

B4
B5
B6
B7
B8

01
RS+ 02
04
08
16
13

14

23

24
31

32

34
41

42

44
A1

A2

Start

Stop

RS-
Output A

Output Run

Analog
200~440 VAC 24 VDC Output
Therm

PT100
Motor

Output
Output B Output C

4.3 Control Voltage

(220~440 VAC) A1, A2

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4.4 Control Cable

The soft starter has 3 fixed remote control input.These input shall be controlled by lower rated voltage under condition of
small current.

1 2 3 1 Two-wire control

C23 C23 C23 2 Three-wire control

A
A
C24 C24 C24 3 Four-wire control

C31 B C31 B C31 A Start

A B
C32 C32 C32 B Stop
C41 C41 C41 C Reset
C C C
C42 C42 C42

Warming:
Do not apply voltage on control input.These input is 24VDC power supply input,must be controlled by
touch point control without electricity.
Connection control input cable must separate with power supply voltage and motor cable
Reset input terminal can be always open or closed.use parameter 6M to select configurations.

4.5 Relay Output

Soft starter has 4 relay output,among them one is fixed output,the other 3 piece is PLC output.
When soft staring complete,carry out output closing(staring current is less than PLC rated current 120%),It is always keeping
closing status till stopping running(soft stop or sliding stop)
Refer to 7A~7I settings to decide PLC output action
If this output terminal use to connect main contactor,when soft starter receive order to starting,active the output terminal.
In the process under control of soft starter keep active status all along.
If this output terminal adapt to trip function,active the output terminal when tripping.
If the output terminal adapt to indication,active the output terminal when activating specified indication.

Warming:
The switching capacity of a PCB-mounted relay is not suitable for some electronic contactor coils. Consult
the contactor manufacturer / supplier to confirm its capacity.
Three additional outputs on the input / output expansion card can be used.

4.6 Motor Thermistor

Connect motor thermistor with soft starter.When thermistor circuit resistor surpass 3.6k or less than 20 ,the soft starter
will trip.
B4
No motor thermistor B5
Thermistor input
Motor thermistor B4
B5

Attention
If no connection between motor thermistor and soft starter,thermistor input terminal B4,B5 shall open circuit.
If B4,B5 short circuit,soft starter will trip.
Thermistor shall use shielded cable,it should be separated with ground line and other power supply circuit
and control circuit on electricity.

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4.7 Earthing Terminal

Earth Terminal locates in back of soft starter.
5.5KW~55KW has one earth terminal in input terminal
75KW~500KW has 2 earth line terminals,one is in input terminal,the other one is charge of output terminal.

4.8 Power Supply Input And Output Configuration

Connect AC power supply according upside in and output downside

1 L 1, 3 L 2, 5 L3

1 L1, 3L2, 5 L3

1L1 , 3 L 2 , 5 L 3

2T1, 4T2, 6T3 2T1, 4 T2 , 6 T3 2 T 1, 4 T2, 6 T3

4. 9 Power Connection

Attention
Part of soft starter use aluminum generatrix.When connect power supply,we suggest you clean surface thoroughly
with appropriate adhesive to resist corrosion

We only use copper strand conductors or solid conductor with rated temperature over 75ºC

5.5KW-55KW 75KW-110KW 132KW-500KW

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4.10 Principle Chart

Internal bypass type No internal bypass type

*
1/L1 2/T1

*
3/L2 4/T2

*
5/L3 6/T3

P24
A1
1 5 COM
A2

C23 13

C24 14

C31 23

C32 24

C41 31

C42
2 6 32

C53 34

C54 41

C63 42

C64 44

B4
A A
RS485+ RS485+
B5 3
8 B
8 B
RS485- RS485-
B6+ B6+ B6+ B6+ B6+ B6+

B7Comp B7Comp B7Comp B10 B7Comp B7Comp B7Comp

4 4
B8- B8- B8- 7 B11 B8- B8- B8-

C B A C B A

1 Control voltage C23, C24 Start

2 Remote control input C31, C32 stop
3 Motor thermistor input C41, C42 Reset
4A RTD/PT100 input -2 line C53, C54 PLC input A
4B RTD/PT100 input -3 line C63, C64 PLC input B
4C RTD/PT100 input -4 line 13, 14 Relay output A
5 24VDC output 23, 24 Carrying relay output
6 Relay power 31, 32, 34 Relay output B
7 Model output simulation 41, 42, 44 Relay output C
8 RS485 communication output

Control Voltage
(220~440 VAC) A1, A2

Attention
Soft starter current voltage and current transformer locates in output terminal at the output terminal

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Chapter 5 Power Supply Circuit

5.1 Electric Motor Connection

Soft Starter can adopt Star Shape connection or triangle connection to connect motor.If we use triangle connection method,
use parameter 1A input motor rated current.Soft starter automatically test motor adopt star connection method or triangle connection
method for connection and calculate correct triangle connection current.
There are built-in bypass type no need to install outlay bypass contactor.

Internal bypass type:

5.5kw、7.5kw、11kw、15kw、18.5kw、22kw、30kw、37kw
45kw、55kw、75kw、90kw、110kw、132kw、160kw、185kw
200kw、220kw、250kw、280kw、320kw、350kw、400kw、450kw、500kw

Star connection, internal bypass

KM1 F1
1/L1 2/T1 KM1 Main contactor(any selection)
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional)

3/L2 4/T2 M
3

5/L3 6/T3

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14

KM1

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Star shape Connection method,without bypass

KM1F1 KM1 Main Contactor

1/L1 2/T1
F1 Semiconductor Fuse (optional)

3/L2 4/T2
M
3

5/L3 6/T3

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14

KM1

Triangle shape connection method,internal bypass

KM1 Main contactor

F1 Semiconductor fuse(optional)
KM 1 F1
1/L1 2/T1

U1(1)U2(4)

3/L2 4/T2 V1(2) M V2(5)

3

5/L3 6/T3 W1(3)W2(6)

13

14

KM1

Attention
If adopting triangle connection method connect soft starter,keep install main contractor or
Shunt trip circuit breaker.

Attention
If adopt triangle connection method,usd parameter 1A input motor rated current.Soft starter automatically
testing motor adopting star connection method or triangle connection method,and Calculate correct
triangle connection current.

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Triangle connection without bypass

KM1 Main Contactor

KM1 F1 F1 Semiconductor Fuse (optional)
1/L1 2/T1

U1(1)U2(4)

3/L2 4/T2 V1(2) M V2(5)

3
W1(3) W2(6)

5/L3 6/T3

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KM1

5.2 Bypass Contactor

Some soft starters have built-in bypass, so it is not necessary to install external bypass contactor.
Soft starters without built-in bypass may need to be equipped with external bypass contactors. Select a contactor with AC1 rating
greater than or equal to the current rating of the connected motor.

Internal bypass type:

5.5kw、7.5kw、11kw、15kw、18.5kw、22kw、30kw、37kw
45kw、55kw、75kw、90kw、110kw、132kw、160kw、185kw
200kw、220kw、250kw、280kw、320kw、350kw、400kw、450kw、500kw

5.3 Main Contactor

If the soft starter is connected to the motor by the triangle connection method, the main contactor must be installed; if the star connection
method is adopted, the main contactor can be installed.
Select a contactor with AC3 rating greater than or equal to the current rating of the connected motor.

5.4 Circuit Breaker

It can use Shunt trip circuit breaker,during soft starter tripping disconnect motor circuit,no need to use main contractor

5.5 Power Factor Correction

If use power factor correction,you shall use speciafied contactor to switching capacitor

Attention
We muse connect power factor correction capacitor at input terminal of soft starter.
If we adjust capacitor at output terminal connection power factor correction of soft starter.

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Chapter 6 Operation Board And Feedback

6.1 Operation Panel

Operation panel will store copy of soft starter parameter,therefore you can use one operation panel to programme several starters.

line display screen for display

status and programme details

Alt button,together push with F1,F2 to

open function log and degugg tool.
fast button for fast access
normal task 1Menu navigation button:turn to next or
previous menu or parameter
Menu navigation button
or change current parameter
Enter menu or parameter,or save
parameter change
Status LED
Quit menu or parameter,or cancel
parameter change
MEMO:Menu button including STORE function
Soft starter local control button

Starter status LED

LED Name Always ON Twinkle

Ready Motor stopped,starter ready for starting Motor stopped,starter wait,restart delay or motor
temperature test

Run Motor on running status(reach full voltage) Motor start or stop

Trip Starter trip Starter in warming status
Local Starter in local control status

If starter in remote control mode,local LED light off

If all LED off,it indicate soft starter has no control voltage

Synchronous operation board and starter

When operation board connect with starter,it will keep pace with soft starter with the same settings.If insert different
operation board into starters,it will display the confirmation message.

New display detected

Use up and down button to choose needed option.Push Menu to

accept choice and continue
If operation board settings have no effect to soft starter,it will load default value Copy parameter
Display to starter
Starter to display

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6.2 Display
The operator panel will display various information about the performance of the soft starter. The top half of the screen
displays (selected in parameter 8D) real-time current information or real-time motor power information. Use and buttons
to select the information displayed in the bottom half of the screen.
● soft starter status
● motor temperature
● current
● motor power
● previous starting information
● date and time
● Thyristor conduction

Soft starter status

Soft starter status screen display starter working status,motor Temperature and motor power detailed information

Be ready
M1 000% 000.0kW
Programmable screen
May equipped clients programmable screen with soft starter Display relative speciafied applied most important information
Use parameter 8E to 8H select which information displayed
Be ready
Motor temperature
0000 hrs - - %
Temperature screen display current using which motor parameter, The temperature of the two motors is shown as a
percentage of the total heat capacity. If the soft starter is used only on one motor, the auxiliary motor temperature (M2)
always display 0%.
The first group motor setting
M1 000% M2 000%

Current
The current screen displays the real-time line current for each phase. If RTD/PT100 and the ground fault protection card
are installed, the screen also displays the grounding power supply.

Phase current
000.0A 000.0A 000.0A

Motor power
Motor power screen display motor power(KW,HP,KVA) and power factor.

000.0kW 0000HP
0000kVA -. - - pf

Motor power is use power supply according voltage(parameter 8N) to calculate.

Last time starting information

Last time staring information screen display last staring success' detailed information.
● Staring continuous time (seconds)
● Largest staring current(motor rated current percentage)
● Calculate motor temperature rising range
Last starting 010s

350% FLC temp 5%

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Date and time

Date/time screen display current system date and time(24 hours format).if you want to know how to set up time
and date,refer to page 18.

Function chart
Function chart display real time working character.Use parameter 8I~8L select information need to displayed

000.0A 0-400%

Thyristor conduction bar chart

Thyristor conduction bar chart display each phase conduction level
L1 Conduction

L2 Conduction

L3 Conduction

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Chapter 7 Repairing Tool

7.1 Test Device Installation

The soft starter can be connected to a small motor for testing. During this test, the soft starter control input and relay output
protection settings can be tested. This test mode is not suitable for testing soft start performance or soft stop performance.
The rated current of the test motor shall be at least 2% of the minimum rated current of the soft starter (see page 71 for
minimum current and maximum current settings)
Attention
When testing the starter with a small motor, set the parameter 1A motor rating to the allowable minimum.

7.2 Degug Menu

'test menu' provide access to degugg and testing tool

Press ALT,then press tool,open 'tool'.

Debug Menu Navigation

● Press or button and turn to next or last option
● Press button to open one option to check
● Press button to return to upper menu
● Press many times to close menu

Set up date and time

1.Press ALT,then press tool,open 'tool'.

2.Turn to date/time screen

3.Press button to enter edit mode

4.Press and botton to selection parts of date and time settings.

5.Press or button to modify value

6.Press button to save change.the soft starter confirm the modification.

Press button to cancel modification.

Simulation tool
Software fax tools allow you to test the operation and control circuit of the soft starter when the soft starter is disconnected
from the power supply voltage. There are three simulation modes for soft starters.

Operation simulation Simulate the start, operation and stop of the motor, and confirm that the soft starter and related
equipment are installed correctly.
Protection simulation Simulate the activation of each protection mechanism and confirm the normal response of soft
starter and related equipment.
Output signal simulation Analog output signal, confirm the output and related control circuit work normally.

The simulation tool can be accessed through the debug menu. The simulation function can only be used when the soft starter is
in ready state, with control voltage and the operation board is in active state.

Attention
Simulation tool is protected by access password
Default save password is 0000

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Operation Simulation
Running simulation
You can press the EXIT button to finish the simulation at any time. ready to apply
Using operation simulation start signal
1. press ALT, then press the tool to open the tool.
2. turn to the running simulation and press button.
3. press the start button, or activate the input. Soft starter simulation before starting check Check storage and
Close the main contactor (if installed) and run LED flicker. continue before running
simulation start
Be careful
If the power supply voltage is connected, the error message is displayed.
Disconnect the power supply voltage and continue the next step.
Operation simulation
4. Press button. Soft starter simulation starts, running LED flicker. Be careful!
Power off voltage
5. Press button to simulate the soft starter. Running LED is often bright
Store and continue
without blinking, bypass relay closure.
6. Press the STOP button, or activate the stop input, and the soft starter simulation stops.
Run LED flicker, bypass relay opens Operation simulation
7.Press button, ready LED twinkle, main relay open. Start X: XX seconds
Store and continue
8.Press to return to the debug menu.

Operation simulation
Function
Apply stop signal
Protection simulation

Protect the activation of each protection mechanism in simulation, confirm the

normal response of soft starter and related equipment. Operation simulation
Stop X: XX seconds
Using protection simulation Store and continue
1. press ALT, then press tool to open the tool.
2. turn to the protection simulation, press the button.
3. use and buttons to select the protection to emulate. Operation simulation
Stop it
4. press button to select the protection selected by simulation.
Store and continue
5. display the screen immediately. The soft starter response depends on the protection settings.
6. use or button to choose another simulation, or press key to exit.

Attention
How to protect the tripping from soft start, then reset before simulating another protection.
If protection setting as "alarm and record'no need to reset.
If protection settings are alarming and log.
Only if press menu store to check the alarm message. 0.0A
If protection is set to log, the screen does not display any messages, Trip trip
but adds a record to the log Selected protection

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Output signal simulation

The output signal simulates the output signal, confirms that the output and the related control circuit are
working properly, and pays attention to setting the output relay as an appropriate function to monitor the
operation of the relay if the marking operation (motor temperature and small/large current) is to be tested.

Using output signal simulation

1. press ALT, then press the tool to open the "tools".
2. turn to output signal simulation, press button. Programmable relay a
OFF
3. use and buttons to select the function that you want to emulate, then press button. ON
4. use and buttons to switch signals.
5. Press to return to the simulation list.

Analog output simulation

Analog output simulation and button to modify output terminal current

With the current measuring device analog output terminal,
use and button to adjust the percentage value displayed on the display. Analog output A
The current measured by the current measuring device should be the same as the 0%
current displayed on the display. 4.0mA
If the input/output expansion card is installed, the operation of the relay outputs D, E, F
and analog output B can also be tested by simulation.

Temperature sensor status

This screen shows the status of the motor thermistor and RTD/PT100.
S = short circuit Temperature sensor status
H = heat Thermistor: 0
C=cold RTD/PT100s:OOOOOOO
O=open S = Shrt H=Hot C=Cld O=Opn

Only if install RTD/PT100 and earth error extension card,you can use RTD/PT100 B~G

Number I/O status

This screen display number input and output current status

Digital I / 0 status
The first line of screen display start input,stop input,reset input and Input: 011000
programmerable input(A and B,I/O extension card input) Output: 0000100
The last line of the screen shows programmable output A, fixed run output,
programmable outputs B and C, and output on the expansion card (if installed)

Analog output and input status

This screen shows the analog output and the current state of the input
This screen also shows analog output B if an expansion card is installed Analog I / 0 status
Input:- - - - %
Output a: 04. 0ma

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Reset heat protection model

The soft starter's advanced thermal protection model software continuously monitors motor performance
so that the soft starter can calculate the motor temperature at any time and can be
successfully started at any time. If the soft starter is configured for use on two motors,
the temperature of each motor is modeled separately. Thermal protection model reset
The thermal protection model of the selected motor can be reset if necessary M1 X%
1. Press ALT, then press Tools to open Tools. M2 X%
2. Scroll to the reset thermal protection model and press button
3. Use button to select reset, press stop button to confirm. Press key to reset
4. After resetting the thermal protection model, the screen displays a confirmation
message and returns to the previous screen.
Don't reset
Reset
Be careful
Resetting the motor thermal protection model may be detrimental to the life
of the motor and should only be used in the event of an emergency.
7.3 Log Menu
The log menu provides information about events, trips, and starter performance.
Press ALT, then F1 (log) to open log
Open the event log:
Press ALT, then press F1 (log) to open 'Log'
Press button to open the log
Press and buttons to scroll through the items in each log
Press arrow button to view log details
Press arrow button to return to the previous menu
To close the 'Log Menu', press arrow multiple times

The log menu can only be opened when viewing the monitor screen

Trip log
The trip log stores details of the eight most recent trips, including the trip date and time, Trip 1 is the most recently stored trip,
and Trip 8 is the longest trip.
Turn on the trip log:
1. Press ALT, then press F1 (Log) to open 'Log'.
2. Scroll to the trip log and press button
3. Use and arrows to select the event you want to view and press to right-click to display the details.
4. To close the log and return to the home screen, press arrow multiple times

Performance counter
The event log stores the details of the 99 latest events (operation, warning and trip) of the starter, with a time stamp, including
the date and time of the event. Event 1 is the latest stored event, and event 99 is the longest stored event.
Turn on the trip log:
1. Press ALT, then press F1 (Log) to open 'Log'.
2. Scroll to the trip log and press button
3. Use and arrows to select the event you want to view and press to right-click to display the details.
4. To close the log and return to the home screen, press arrow multiple times

Performance counter
The performance counter stores the starter operating statistics:
● Running hours (service life and counters since last reset)
● Number of starts (service life and counter after last reset)
● Motor kWh (service life and counter after last reset)
● Reset times of thermal protection model

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Only when the parameter write protection (parameter 15b) is set to read / write, can the resettable counter
(running hours, starting times and motor KWH) be reset.

View calculator
1.Press ALT, then press F1 (log).
2.Scroll to the counter and press button
3.Press and buttons to scroll through the counter and press button to view the details to the right
4.To reset the counter, press button and use and buttons to select Reset/No Reset. Press the MENU button to confirm
the operation. To turn off the calculator, return to the log menu and press arrow key.

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Chapter 8 Operation

8.1 Command Priority

The starter disable command takes precedence over any other control command, see parameter 6A Input A Function P43
The emergency run command gives priority to normal control commands, including the auto start/auto stop command,
see parameter 15C Emergency Run on P52.
The auto start/auto stop command takes precedence over the normal control command (local, remote, or via serial
communication). See also 3 Auto Start/Stop P39.

8.2 Start, Stop and Reset Commands

There are three ways to control the soft starter
1. Using the buttons on the control panel
2. Input via remote control
3. Connect via serial communication
The L/R (local/remote) button controls whether the soft starter responds to local control (via the operator panel) or remote
control (via remote input).
When the soft starter is in local control mode, the local LED on the control panel illuminates.
When the soft starter is in remote control mode, the local LED is off.
Control via serial communication network is always enabled in local control mode, enabling or disabling via serial
communication network control (parameter 6R remote communication) in remote control mode, optional communication is
required for control over serial communication networks Module.

Always enable the STOP button on the control panel.

Control the motor with a soft starter
To soft start the motor, press the start button on the operator panel or activate the start remote input. The motor will start using
the starting mode selected in parameter 2A.
To soft stop the motor, press the st0p button on the operator panel, or activate stop remote input. The motor will stop in the stop
mode selected in parameter 21h1.
To reset the soft starter trip, press the ESET button on the operator panel. Or activate reset remote input.
To allow the motor to coast to a stop regardless of the setting in parameter 2H stop mode, press the local stop and reset buttons
simultaneously.
The soft starter will disconnect the power supply of the motor and open the main contactor to stop the motor sliding.

Auto start / auto stop

The soft starter can also be configured to start or stop automatically. The auto start / auto stop operation can only be used in
remote mode. In local mode,
The starter will ignore all auto start / auto stop settings. To configure the auto start / auto stop operation, use parameter 3A ~3D.

8.3 soft start method

Soft starters provide a variety of ways to control motor starting. Each soft start method uses different main control parameters.

Soft start method Controlled parameter Performance parameters affected

Timing voltage ramp Voltage Starting current, starting torque, acceleration
Constant current Electric current Starting torque, acceleration
Torque control torque Starting current, accelerating
Adaptive control accelerate Starting current, starting torque

The best effect can be achieved by selecting the soft start method which can directly control the most important application
parameters. Soft starters are usually used to limit motor starting current or to control load acceleration and / or deceleration.
The soft starter can be set to constant current or adaptive control.

Control Use
Motor Starting Current Constant Current
Motor / Load Acceleration Adaptive Control

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Constant current
Constant current is the traditional soft start mode, which increases the current from zero to the specified current, and then
remains unchanged until the motor accelerates.
Constant current starting is suitable for applications where the starting current must be controlled below a certain level.
700% 3
Current (motor rated current percentage)
600%

500%

400% 2
300%
1
200%
1: initial current (parameter 2C)
100% 2: current limit (parameter 2D)
3: full voltage and current
10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100 %

Rotor speed (percent of full speed)

Current slope
The current ramp soft start increases the current from the specified starting current (1) to the maximum limit (3)
within the extended period (2).
Current ramp starting can be used for the following applications:
● the load for each start is different (e.g. conveyor belt for heavy load start or no load start).
Set the initial current (parameter 2C) to the light load starting current of the motor, and
The current limit (parameter 2D) is set to the motor heavy load starting current.
● the load is easy to unload, but the starting time must be extended (e.g. centrifugal pumps that need to slowly build up line pressure).
Limited power supplies (e.g. generator sets) and slow load loading allow more time for the power supply to respond.
700% 4
Current (motor rated current percentage)
600%

500% 2

400% 3
1: initial current (parameter 2C)
300%
2: start ramp time (parameter 2b)
200%
3: current limit (parameter 2D)
100% 1 4: full voltage and current

time
Adaptive start control
In the soft start mode of adaptive control, the soft starter will adjust the current so that the motor can start with the selected
acceleration curve within a specified time.
Look out
The speed of adaptive control starting motor can not be faster than that of direct starting mode.
If the starting ramp time (parameter 2b) is shorter than the direct starting time of the motor, the starting
current may reach the direct starting current level.
Each application has a specific starting curve based on load characteristics and motor characteristics. Adaptive control provides
three different starting curves, which can meet different application requirements. The selection of the curve matching with the
application of the inherent curve will help to make the acceleration process smooth in the whole starting time.
If the adaptive control curve with great difference is selected, the control effect of the inherent curve will be greatly affected.
The soft starter monitors the motor performance every time it starts the motor, so as to improve the soft start control in the future.

● adaptive control
Using adaptive control to control the starting performance:
1. Select adaptive control (parameter 2a) on the start mode menu
2. Set the desired starting ramp time (parameter 2b)
3. Select the desired adaptive starting curve (parameter 2e)
4. Set the starting current limit (parameter 2D) large enough to start successfully. The first adaptive control start is constant
current start. In this way, the soft starter can understand the characteristics of the connected motor. In the subsequent adaptive
control starting process, the soft starter uses this motor data.

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4
100% Adaptive starting curve (parameter 2e)
90% 1. early acceleration.
80% 2. Constant acceleration
70% 3. post acceleration
speed

60% 1 4. Start ramp time (parameter 2b)

50%
40% 2
30%
20%
3
10%
0
time
Be careful
Adaptive control controls the load according to the programmed curve. The starting current varies with the selected
acceleration curve and the set starting time. .
If a motor connected to a soft starter programmed with adaptive control to start or stop is replaced, or the starter is
tested on a different motor before it is actually installed, the starter must learn the characteristics of the new motor.
If parameter 1A motor rated current or parameter 2K adaptive control gain is changed, the motor characteristics
will be understood again automatically.

How to select the starting curve of adaptive control

The best curve depends on the exact details of each application.
Some loads such as submersible pumps should not be operated at low speed. The early acceleration curve increases the
speed rapidly in the starting process, and then controls the acceleration in the remaining starting time.

Look out
Adaptive control can control the speed curve of the motor in the programmed time range.
This may result in a larger current than traditional control methods.

● fine tuning adaptive control

If the motor starts or stops unevenly, adjust the adaptive control gain (parameter 2K). The gain setting determines how
much gain the soft starter will adjust at the next adaptive control start and stop based on the information from the last
start. The gain setting affects both starting and stopping performance.
● If the motor accelerates rapidly at the end of starting or decelerates rapidly at the end of stopping,
increase the gain setting by 5% 10%.
● If the motor speed fluctuates during start or stop, slightly decrease the gain setting.
Be careful
Reset the adaptive control learning record of the starter when changing the gain setting. After changing the gain,
start with a constant current for the first time.

Jump start
Jump start provides additional torque for a short time at the start of starting, which can be used with current ramp starting or
constant current starting.
Jump starting helps to start loads that require a minimum starting torque but are easy to accelerate later
(e.g. flywheel loads such as calenders).

Current (motor rated current percentage)

6 1: jump start amplitude (parameter 2G)
2
2: jump start time (parameter 2f)
1 3: initial current (parameter 2C)
4 4: start ramp time (parameter 2b)
5
5: current limit (parameter 2D)
6: full voltage and current
3

Rotor speed (percent of full speed)

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8.4 Stop Method

The soft starter provides a variety of ways to control the motor stop.
Stopping method Performance results
Taxi stop Natural load stop
TVR soft stop Extend stop time
adaptive control Extend the stop time according to the selected deceleration curve
braking Reduce stop time
Soft starters are commonly used in pumping applications to eliminate the destructive effect of water hammer. Adaptive control
should be the preferred stop method for these applications.
Taxi stop
The sliding stop makes the motor slow down at the natural speed and is not controlled by the soft starter. The time required to
stop depends on the type of load.

Timing voltage ramp soft stop

The timing voltage ramp gradually reduces the motor voltage over a specified period of time. After stopping the ramp,
the load may continue to run.
Timed voltage ramp stop can be used for applications requiring extended stop times or to avoid transient power supply
of the generator set. 1

1: stop time (parameter 2I)

Voltage (percent of full voltage)

time
Adaptive stop control
In the soft stop mode of adaptive control, the soft starter controls the current to make the motor stop using the selected
deceleration curve within the specified time. Adaptive control can be used to extend the stop time of low inertia load.
Each application has a specific stop curve based on load characteristics and motor characteristics. Adaptive control provides
three different stop curves. Select the adaptive control curve that can best meet the application requirements.

Be careful
The adaptive control does not let the motor decelerate rapidly, and the motor stop speed is not faster than the sliding
stop. To shorten the stop time of the large inertia load, use the brake operation.

Look out
Adaptive control can control the speed curve of the motor in the programmed time range. This may result in a larger
current than traditional control methods.
adaptive control
Use adaptive control to control stop performance:
1. Select adaptive control (parameter 2H) on the stop mode menu
2. Set the desired stop time (parameter 2I)
3. Select the desired adaptive stop curve (parameter 2J)
4

100% Adaptive control stop curve (parameter 2J):

90%
80%
1. Early slowdown
70% 2. Constant deceleration
60% 1 2 3
speed

50%
3. After deceleration
40% 4. Stop time (parameter 2I)
30%
20%
10%
0
time

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The first adaptive control stop is the normal soft stop. In this way, the soft starter can understand the characteristics of the
connected motor. This motor data is used by the soft starter during subsequent adaptive control stops.
Be careful
Adaptive control controls the load according to the programmed curve. The stop current varies with the selected
deceleration curve and stop time.
If a motor connected to a soft starter programmed with adaptive control to start or stop is replaced, or the starter is tested
on a different motor before it is actually installed, the starter must learn the characteristics of the new motor. If parameter
1A motor rated current or parameter 2K adaptive control gain is changed, the soft starter automatically re understands the
motor characteristics.
Pump stop
The hydraulic characteristics of pumping system are quite different. This difference means that different deceleration
curves and stop times are used for different applications. The following table provides the selection principles for the
adaptive control deceleration curve, but we recommend that you test three curves to determine the best curve for the
application.
Adaptive stop curve Application
After deceleration Even if the motor / water pump speed decreases a little, it will lead to a high head system with fast
switching of forward flow and reverse flow.
Constant deceleration The application of medium and low head and large flow with large liquid momentum.
Early deceleration An open pumping system in which the liquid must return through the pump but the pump does not reverse.

Braking
Braking can shorten the motor stop time.
During braking, the motor can be heard to make more noise. This is a normal motor braking phenomenon.
After selecting the brake, the soft starter will use dc injection method to slow down the motor.
Soft starter brake:
● DC braking contactor is not required.
● control all three phases to evenly distribute the braking current and corresponding heating in the motor.
Look out
If the braking torque is set too high, the motor stops before the end of the braking time, and the motor generates
too much heat, which may cause motor damage. Brake torque must be carefully configured to ensure safe
operation of the starter and motor.
When the motor stops, the peak current of the direct starting motor will appear due to too much braking torque
setting. Make sure that the fuse installed in the branch circuit of the motor is correctly selected.

Look out
The brake operation makes the heating speed of the motor faster than that calculated by the thermal protection
model of the motor.
If brake operation is used, install a motor thermistor or set a restart delay long enough (parameter 4m).
Braking is divided into two stages:
● pre braking: moderate braking to reduce the motor speed to the point where full braking can be successfully carried out
(about 70% of the speed).
● full braking: provide the maximum braking torque, but the effect is not good when the speed exceeds about 70%.
Equipped with soft starter for braking operation:
1. Set the desired stop time length (1) for parameter 2I. This is the total braking time, which must be set to be more than the
braking time (parameter 2m)For a long time, in order to reduce the motor speed to about 70% before braking. If the stop
time is too short and the motor fails to brake successfully, the motor will Taxi stop.
2. Set the braking time (parameter 2m) to about a quarter of the programmed stop time. This is the time of the full braking period (2).
3. Adjust the braking torque (parameter 2L) to achieve the desired stopping performance. If the setting is too small, the motor
can not stop stably, but will be closed during the braking period After bunching, taxiing stops.
100%
speed

75% 1: stop time (parameter 2i)

2: braking time (parameter 2m)
3 3: taxi stop time
50%

25%

0%
2
1

time

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Be careful
When using DC braking, the power supply and soft starter (input terminals L1, L2, L3) must be connected in
positive phase sequence, and the parameter 4G phase sequence must be set to positive.
Be careful
If the load may change during braking, install a zero speed sensor to ensure that the soft starter stops DC braking
when the motor stops.
This can avoid unnecessary heating of the motor.
For details on how to use a soft starter with an external speed sensor (for example, in applications where the load
changes during braking), see DC braking with an external zero speed sensor on page 57.

8.5 Jog Operation

Jog to slow down the motor in order to adjust the load or assist in maintenance. The motor can either jog forward or jog reverse.

Look out
Low speed operation makes the cooling effect of motor decrease, so it is not suitable for continuous
operation mode.

Inching operation makes the heating speed of the motor faster than that calculated by the thermal
protection model of the motor. If inching operation is used, install - a motor thermistor, or set a restart
delay long enough (parameter 4m).

Be careful
Soft start and soft stop cannot be used during inching operation.
Inching is only applicable to group motor. For a detailed understanding of the -- group motor settings and
the second group motor settings, refer to the second group motor settings.
For different motor models, the maximum forward inching torque is about 50% - 75% of the rated torque
(FLT). The torque of motor reverse inching is about 25% to 50% of rated torque.
Valuepoint 15E the ratio of the torque applied to the motor by the inching torque control to the maximum
inching torque of the soft starter.

Be careful
If parameter 15E is set above 50%, shaft vibration may be increased.

100%
Effective torque

90%
80%
1. Rated torque of motor
70%
2. Maximum torque of inching forward rotation
60%
50%
3. Maximum torque of inching reverse
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%

To activate the jog operation, you can use the programmable inputs (see parameters 6a and 6F [only operate in remote control
mode]), or you can use the shortcut keys (parameters 8b and 8C).

To stop the jog operation, do one of the following:

Cancel the jog command.
Press the stop button on the operator panel.

If the jog command is still valid, start the jog again after the end of the restart delay. During the jog operation, all commands
except the above are ignored.

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8.6 Working With Triangle Connection Method

The triangle (six wire) connection method does not support adaptive control, inching, braking and two-phase control functions.
If these functions are programmed when the starter is connected by the triangle connection method, the control characteristics
are as follows:

Adaptive control start The starter performs a constant current start. .

If the stop time of parameter 2I is set to be greater than 0 s, the starter will perform the soft stop of
Adaptive control stop timing voltage ramp.
If parameter 2I is set to 0 seconds, the starter performs a coast down stop.
Point movement Starter alarm with error message: option not supported.
Braking The starter performs a coastdown stop.
Two phase control The starter trips and displays the error message: LX TX short circuit.

Be careful
If the triangle connection method is adopted, the current unbalance protection is the only phase loss protection during
operation. Do not disable the current unbalance protection (parameter 4h) when the delta connection method is used.

Be careful
If delta connection method is adopted, input the rated current of motor with parameter 1A. The soft starter automatically
detects whether the motor is connected by the star connection method or the triangle connection method, and calculates
the correct current of the triangle connection.

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Chapter 9 Programming Menu

The programming menu can be accessed at any time, including when the soft starter is running. Any changes to the starting
curve take effect immediately.
The programming menu has four submenus:
Quick setup quick setup guides you through how to configure the parameters required for soft starters for common
applications. Quickly set up suggestions for each parameter - a value, but you can make more Change these values.
Standard menu
standard menu is convenient for you to access common parameters. You can configure the soft starter according to your own
application here.
Extended menu
extended menu is convenient for you to access all programmable parameters of the soft starter, and experienced users can make
full use of advanced functions.
Load / save settings
load / save settings allows you to save the current parameter settings to a file, load the parameters in the previously saved file, or
reset all parameters to the Default value.

9.1 Programming Menu

You can use the programming menu to view and change programmable parameters that control how the soft starter works.
While viewing the monitoring screen, press the menu button to open the programming menu.
Browse "Programming Menu":

● Press ▲ or ▼ to scroll through the parameter groups.

● Press button to open the submenu.
● Press button to view the parameters in the parameter group.
● Press button to return to the previous menu.
● To close the Programming Menu, press repeatedly

Change parameter value:

Scroll to the corresponding parameter in the "Programming Menu" and press to enter edit mode.
● Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to change parameter settings. Press the ▲ or ▼ button once to increase or decrease the parameter
value by one unit. If the button is held down for more than five seconds, the parameter value will increase or decrease faster.
● To save the changes, press Menu. The settings on the display will be saved and the control panel will return to the parameter list.
● To cancel changes, press EXIT. The operator panel will ask if you want to confirm the cancellation, then return to the parameter
table without saving the changes.

9.2 Parameter Write Protection

The programming menu can be locked to prevent users from modifying parameter settings. Can be write protected with
parameter 15B switch parameter.
Lock programming menu:
1. Open the programming menu.
2. Open the extended menu.
3. Select 'Advanced'.
4. Enter the access password.
5. Select parameter 15B parameter write protection
6. Select and store 'Read Only'.
If the user attempts to change the parameter value after the parameter write protection is turned on, an error message is displayed:

Access Denied
Adjustment Lock

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9.3 Access Password
Important parameters (parameter groups of 15 and above) are protected with four-digit secure access passwords to prevent
unauthorized users from viewing or modifying parameter settings.
When the user attempts to enter the restricted parameter group, the operation panel prompts for a password. The programming
session only requires the user to enter a-access password. Authorization-is valid until the user closes the menu.
To enter the access code, use and buttons to select a digit, and then use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to change the value. When all
four digits are the same as the access code, press Menu (STORE)(storage). The operation panel will display a confirmation message
before continuing.
Type password
0###
Menu(STOER) (storage)

Allow access
administrator

To change the access code, use parameter 15A.

Simulation tools and counter resets can also be protected with secure access codes.
The default access password is 0000.
9.4 Quick Setup
The Quick Setup menu allows you to quickly configure the soft starter for common applications. The soft starter selects the
parameters related to the application and recommends typical settings. You can adjust each parameter according to your actual needs.
Always set parameter 1A, the rated current of the motor to match the rated current indicated on the motor plate. The recommended
value is the minimum rated current of the starter.
On the screen, the highlighted value is the recommended value, and the value marked with is the loaded value.

Application Parameter Suggested Value

Motor rated current Depending on model
Starting method Adaptive Control
Adaptive starting curve Early acceleration
Centrifugal pump Start ramp time 10 seconds
Stop mode Adaptive Control
Adaptive stop curve Deceleration
Stop time 15 seconds

Motor rated current Depending on the model.

Starting method Adaptive Control
Adaptive starting curve Speed up early.
Submersible pump
Start ramp time 5 seconds
Stop mode Adaptive Control
Adaptive stop curve After decelerating.
Stop time 5 seconds

Damped fan Motor rated current Depending on model

Starting method Constant current
Current limit 350%

Motor rated current Depending on model

Starting method Adaptive Control
Undamped fan Adaptive starting curve Constant acceleration
Start ramp time 20 seconds
Starting limit time 30 seconds
Locked rotor time 20 seconds

Motor rated current Depending on model

Starting method Constant current
Screw compressor Start ramp time 5 seconds
Current limit 400%

Motor rated current Depending on model

Reciprocating compressor Starting method Constant current

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Start ramp time 5 Second
Current limit 450%
Motor rated current Depending on model
Starting method Constant current
Start ramp time 5 seconds
Conveyor belt Current limit 400%
Stop mode Adaptive Control
Adaptive stop curve Constant deceleration.
Stop time 10 seconds
Motor rated current Depending on model
Starting method Constant current
Start ramp time 10 seconds
Rotary crusher Current limit 400%
Starting limit time 30 seconds
Locked rotor time 20 seconds

Motor rated current Depending on model

Starting method Constant current
Start ramp time 10 seconds
Jaw Crusher Current limit 450%
Starting limit time 40 seconds
Locked rotor time 30 seconds

9.5 Standard Menu

The standard menu provides access to common parameters, and users can configure the soft starter according to their application
needs. For detailed information on each parameter, see Parameter Descriptions on page 37.

Parameter group Default Setting

1 Motor data-1
1A Motor rated current Depending On Model
2 Start / Stop Mode-1
2A Starting method Constant Current
2B Start ramp time 10s
2C Initial current 350%
2D Current limit 350%
2H Stop mode Taxi Stop
2I Stop time 0s
3 Automatic start / stop
3A Automatic start mode Turn Off
3B Auto start time 1m
3C Automatic stop mode Turn Off
3D Auto stop time 1m
4 Protection settings
4A Starting limit time 20s
4C Under current 20%
4D Undercurrent delay 5s
4E Instantaneous overcurrent 400%
4F Instantaneous overcurrent delay 0s
4G Phase sequence Any Order
6 Enter
6A Input A function Motor Parameter Selection
6B Enter A name Input Trip
6C Input A tripped Always Open
6D Input A Trip Delay 0s
6E Input A initial delay 0s

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6F Input B function Input trip (N / 0)
6G Enter B name Input trip
6H Input B tripped Always open
6I Input B trip delay 0s
6J Input B initial delay 0s
7 Output
7A Relay a function Main contactor
7B Relay a opening delay 0s
7C Relay a off delay 0s
7D Relay B function Run
7E Relay B on delay 0s
7F Relay B off delay 0s
7G Relay C function Tripping operation
7H Relay C on delay 0s
7I Relay C off delay 0s
7M Low current indication 50%
7N High current indication 100%
7O Motor temperature indication 80%
8 Monitor
8A Language English
8B F1button function Auto start / stop setting
8C F2 button function Not set up
8D Display current or power Electric current
8E Top left corner of screen Starter status
8F Top right corner of screen Blank
8G Bottom left corner of screen Operating hours
8H Bottom right corner of screen Analog input

9.6 Extended Menu

The extended menu provides access to all programmable parameters of the soft starter.
Parameter group Default setting
1 Motor Data-1
1A Rated current of motor Depending on Model
1B Locked to f time 0m: 10s
1C Locked rotor current 600%
1D Service factor of motor 105%
2 Start / stop MODE-1
2A Starting mode Constant current
2B Starting ramp time 10 s
2C Initial current 350%
2D Current limit 350%
2E Adaptive starting curve Constant acceleration
2F Jump start time 0000ms
2G Jump start amplitude 500%
2H Stop mode Taxi stop
2I Stopping time 0m:00s
2J Adaptive stop curve Constant deceleration
2K Adaptive control gain 75%
2L Braking torque 20%
2M Braking time 0m:01s

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3 Auto start / stop

3A Auto start mode OFF
3B Auto start time 00h:01m
3C Automatic stop mode OFF
3D Auto stop time 00h:01m
4 Protection settings
4A Starting limit time 0m:20s
4B Starting limit Time-2 0m:20s
4C Under current 20%
4D Under current delay 0m:05s
4E Instantaneous overcurrent 400%
4F Instantaneous overcurrent delay 0m:00s
4G Phase sequence Any order
4H Current imbalance 30%
4I Current unbalance delay 0m:03s
4J frequency measurement Starting and running
4K Frequency change 5Hz
4L Frequency delay 0m:01s
4M Restart delay 10s
4N Motor temperature measurement No measurement
4O Earth fault current 100 mA
4P Earth fault delay 0m:03s
4Q Undervoltage 100V
4R Undervoltage delay 5s
4S Overvoltage 800V
4T Overvoltage delay 5s
5 Automatic reset trip
5A Automatic reset function, Turn off automatic reset
5B Maximum reset times 1
5C A / b reset delay 00m:05s
5D C reset delay 05 m
6 input
6A Input a function Motor parameter selection
6B Enter a name Input tripping
6C Input a trip Always open
6D Input a trip delay 0m:00s
6E Input a initial delay 0m:00s
6F Input B function Input trip (n / 0)
6G Enter B name Input tripping
6H Input B trip Always open
6I Input B trip delay 0m:00s
6J Input B initial delay 00m:00s
6K Input C function shut
6L Input D function shut
6M Remote reset logic Normally closed (N/C)
6N Analog input trip No tripping
6O Analog input range 2-10 V
6P Simulated trip point 50%
6Q Local) remote: Always open
6R Telecontrol communication Enable during remote control
7 output
7A Relay a function Main contactor

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7B Relay a opening delay 0m:00s

7C Relay a off delay 0m:00s
7D Relay B function RUN
7E Relay B on delay 0m:00s
7F Relay B off delay 0m:00s
7G Relay C function Tripping operation
7H Relay CF on delay 0m:00s
7I Relay C off delay 0m:00s
7J Relay D function OFF
7K Relay e function OFF
7L Relay F function OFF
7M Low current indication 50%
7N High current indication 100%
7O Motor temperature indication 80%
7P Analog output a Current (% rated current)
7Q Analog a range 4-20 mA
7R Analog a max 100%
7S Analog a min 000%
7T Analog output B Current (% rated current)
7U Analog B range 4-20 mA
7V Analog B Max 100%
7W Analog B min 000%
8 Monitor
8A language English
8B F1button function Auto start / stop setting
8C F2 button function Not set up
8D Display current or power Electric current
8E Top left corner of screen Starter status
8F Top right corner of screen blank
8G Bottom left corner of screen Operating hours
8H Bottom right corner of screen Analog input
8I graphic data Current (% rated current)
8J Graphic display period 10s
8K Graphic display maximum 400%
8L Graphic display minimum 000%
8M Current calibration 100%
8N Main supply voltage 400 V
8O Voltage calibration 100%
9 Motor data-2
9A Double thermal protection model Single model
9B Motor rated current - 2 Depending on Model
9C Lock to Time-2 0m:10s
9D Locked rotor current-2 600%
9E Motor Service factor-2 105%
10 Start / stop mode-2
10A Starting mode-2 Constant current
10B Starting ramp-2 0m:10s
10C Initial current - 2 350%
10D Current LIMIT-2 350%
10E Adaptive starting curve-2 Constant acceleration
10F Jump start Time-2 0000 ms
10G Jump start amplitude-2 500%

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10H Stop mode-2 Taxi stop

10I Stop Time-2 0m:00s
10J Adaptive stop curve-2 Constant deceleration
10K Adaptive control gain-2 75%
10L Brake torque-2 20%
10M Braking Time-2 0m:01s
11 RTD temperature
11A RTD/PT100 A C 50 C (122 F)
11B RTD/PT100 B C 50 C (122 F)
11C RTD/PT100 C C 50 C (122 F)
11D RTD/PT100 D C 50 C (122 F)
11E RTD/PT100 E C 50 C (122 F)
11F RTD/PT100 F C 50 C (122 F)
11G RTD/PT100 G C 50 C (122 F)
12 Slip ring motor
12A Motor data 1 ramp Single slope
12B Motor data 2 ramp Single slope
12C Conversion time 150 ms
12D Slip ring deceleration 50%
15 Advanced requires an access password. Default value: 000
15A Access password 0000
15B Parameter write protection Read and write
15C Emergency operation Prohibit
15D Short circuit thyristor action Three phase control only
15E Point torque 50%
16 protective measures
16A motor overload Starter trip
16B Starting limit time Starter trip
16C Under current Starter trip
16D Instantaneous overcurrent Starter trip
16E Current imbalance Starter trip
16F frequency Starter trip
16G Input a trip Starter trip
16H Input B trip Starter trip
16I Motor thermistor Starter trip
16J Starter communication Starter trip
16K Network communication failure Starter trip
16L heatsink OT Starter trip
16M Battery clock failure Starter trip
16N Grounding fault Starter trip
16O RTD/PT100 A Starter trip
16P RTD/PT100 B Starter trip
16Q RTD/PT100 C Starter trip
16R RTD/PT100 D Starter trip
16S RTD/PT100 E Starter trip
16T RTD/PT100 F Starter trip
16U RTD/PT100 G Starter trip
16V Retain -
16W Retain -
16X Low control voltage Starter trip
20 limit
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9.7 Load / Save Settings

You must enter the access password to access the load / save settings menu, where you can:
● default value of Loading Soft Starter parameters
● reload the parameter settings previously saved in the internal file
● save the current parameter settings in the internal file
In addition to the factory default file, the soft starter can store two custom parameter files. Before you save user files,
they contain default values.
Load or save parameter settings:
1. Open the programming menu.
2. Flip to load / save settings and press button.
3. Turn to the required function and press button. Parameter settings upload / backup
4. When prompted for confirmation, select Yes to confirm or no to cancel Load defaults
Then press the menu (store) button to load / save the selection. Load spare
Load user settings 1

Load defaults
No
Yes
After completing this operation, the screen displays a short confirmation
message and then returns to the status screen.

Be careful
The saved file and the current working settings are stored in both the operation panel and the soft starter.
Whenever you insert the dashboard into a new soft starter, the dashboard prompts you to synchronize
the settings.
9.8 parameter description

1 motor data 1
The parameters in motor data 1 are used to configure the soft starter to match the connected motor. These parameters describe
the operation characteristics of the motor, so that the soft starter can establish the temperature model of the motor.

Be careful
If delta connection method is adopted, input the rated current of motor with parameter 1a. The soft
starter automatically detects whether the motor is connected by the star connection method or the
triangle connection method, and calculates the correct current of the triangle connection.
1A - rated current of motor
Range: Depending on Model
Explain: Match the starter to the rated current of the connected motor. Set the rated current indicated
on the motor label.
1B — locked rotor time
0:01-2:00(minutes: seconds) Default: 10 seconds
Range:
Sets the maximum time required for the motor to move from cold to maximum temperature
Explain: with locked rotor current.Set according to motor data sheet.

1C — Locked rotor current

Range: 400%-1200% Rated current Default value: 600%
Explain: Set the locked rotor current of the connected motor as a percentage of the rated current.
Set according to motor data sheet.
1D — Starting mode motor service factor
Range: 100%-130% Default value: 105%
Explain: Set the service factor of the motor used in the thermal protection model. If the motor
operates at rated current, the service factor of the motor is 100%.
Set according to motor data sheet.
Be careful
Parameters 1b, 1c and 1D determine the trip current of the motor overload protection. The default settings
for parameters 1b, 1c and 1D provide motor overload protection: class 10, trip current, 105% of FLA
(rated current) or equivalent.

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2 start / stop mode 1

2A - starting mode
Options: Constant current (default)
adaptive control
Explain: Select soft start mode.

2B — Starting ramp time

Options: 1 - 1 8 0 ( seconds) Default value:10 seconds

Explain: Set the total start time of adaptive control starting or the ramp time of current ramp starting
(from initial current to current limit).
2C — Initial current
Options: 100% - 600% rated current Default: 350%
Set the initial starting current for current ramp starting as a percentage of the rated current
Explain:
of the motor. Set the initial current so that the motor starts to accelerate immediately after
starting.If current ramp starting is not required, set the initial current to the same value as the
current limit.
2D — Current limit
Options: 100% - 600% rated current Default: 350%
Set the current limit of constant current soft start and current ramp soft start as the percentage
Explain:
of rated motor current.
2E — Adaptive starting curve
Options: Early acceleration
Constant acceleration (default)
Explain: Post acceleration
Select which curve the soft starter uses for adaptive control soft start.

2F — Jump start time

Options: 0 2000 ms Default: 0000 MS

Explain: Set the jump start duration. A setting of 0 disables jump start.

2G — Jump start amplitude

Options: 100% - 700% rated current Default: 500%

Explain:

Look out
Sudden start-up increases the torque of mechanical equipment. Before using this function, make sure that
the motor, load and coupling can withstand additional torque.

2H — Stopping mode
Options: Taxi stop (default)
TVR soft stop
Explain:
adaptive control
braking
Select the stop mode.

2I — Stopping time
Options: 0:00- 4 : 0 0 ( Minute:seconds ) Default: 0 (seconds)
Set the time required to soft stop the motor using a timed voltage ramp or adaptive control.
Explain: At the same time, set the total stop time when the braking mode is adopted.
If a main contactor is installed, it must remain closed until the end of the stop time. Use
one of the programmable relays to control the main contactor.

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2J—Adaptive stop curve

Options: Early deceleration
Constant deceleration (default)
After deceleration
Explain: Select which curve the soft starter uses for soft stop adaptive control.

2K — Adaptive control gain

Range: 1% - 200% Default: 75%
Explain: Adjust the performance of the adaptive control.
This setting affects both the start control and the stop control.
Be careful
We recommend that you leave the gain setting at the default value, unless the performance
does not meet the requirements.
If the motor accelerates rapidly at the end of starting or decelerates rapidly at the end of
stopping, increase the gain setting by 5% ^ 10%. If the motor speed fluctuates during start
or stop, slightly decrease - a little gain setting.
2L — Braking torque
Options: 20%-100% Default: 20%

Explain: Set the brake torque used by soft starter to slow down the motor.
2M — Braking time
Range: 1-30 (seconds) Default: 1 second
Note: set the duration of DC power supply during braking stop.

Be careful Parameter 2M and parameter 2I are used. See braking for details.

3 Auto start / stop

The soft starter can be programmed to start and stop automatically after a specified delay or at a specified time of day.
Automatic start and automatic stop can be set separately.
The auto start / auto stop operation can only be used in remote mode. In local mode, the starter will ignore all auto
start / auto stop settings.

Look out.
The auto start timer covers all other controls. The motor may start without warning.

warning
This function should not be used with a two wire remote control.
The soft starter still receives start and stop commands from the remote input or serial communication
network. To disable local control or remote control, use parameter 6q.
If auto start is enabled, but the user is still in the menu system, activate auto start after menu timeout
(no operation board activity is detected within 5 minutes).

3A — Auto start mode

Option: off (default) soft starter will not start automatically.

After the timer stops next time, the soft starter will start automatically after the delay specified in
parameter 3B.
Note: the clock soft starter will start automatically at the time set in parameter 3B.
Select whether the soft starter will start automatically after the specified delay or at the specified time
of one day.
3B — Auto start time
Options: 00:01 - 24:00 (hour: minute) Default: 1 minute

Explain: Set the soft starter auto start time in 24-hour clock format.

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3C — Automatic stop mode

Option: off (default) soft starter will not start automatically.

After the timer stops next time, the soft starter will stop automatically after the delay specified in parameter 3D.
Explain:The clock soft starter will stop automatically at the time set in parameter 3D.
Select whether the soft starter will automatically stop after the specified delay or at the specified time of the day.

3D — Auto stop time

Range: 00:01 - 24:00 (hour: minute) Default: 1 minute
Note: set the automatic stop time of soft starter according to the 24-hour clock format.

4 Protection settings
These parameters determine when to activate the protection mechanism of the soft starter. The activation point of
each protection mechanism can be set according to the needs of the device.
The soft starter responds to the protection event by tripping, warning or writing the event to the event log.
The setting of protection measures (parameter setting 16 protection measures) determines the response.
The default response is trip. .

Look out
The protection setting is very important for the safety of soft starter and motor.
The cancellation of the protection mechanism may endanger the safety of the equipment
and should only be used in case of emergency.
4A 4B—Starting limit time
The starting limit time is the maximum time required for the soft starter to try to start the motor. If the
motor does not transition to operating mode within the programmed limits, the starter trips. Set a time that
is slightly longer than the normal start-up time. A setting of 0 disables the start limit time protection.

Range: 0:00 - 4:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 20 seconds

Note: parameter 4A sets the main motor time, parameter 4B (start limit Time-2) sets the second
group of motor time.
4C — Under current
0%-100%
Options: Set the under current protection trip point according to the motor rated current percentage.
Explain: Set to a value between the normal operating current range of the motor and the magnetizing
(no-load) current of the motor (usually 25% to 35% of the rated current). Setting 0% disables
the under current protection.
4D — Under current delay
Options: 0:00-4:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 5 seconds
Explain: Reduce the response speed of soft starter to under current, and avoid tripping due to
instantaneous fluctuation.
4E — Instantaneous overcurrent
Options: 80% - 600% rated current Default: 400%
Explain: Set the instantaneous overcurrent protection trip point according to the motor rated
current percentage.
4F — Instantaneous overcurrent delay
Options: 0:00-1:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 0 seconds
Explain: Reduce the response speed of the soft starter to the instantaneous overcurrent and avoid
4G — Phase sequence tripping due to the instantaneous fluctuation.
Options: Any order (default)
Forward
reverse
Select which phase sequence the soft starter will allow when starting. During the pre
Explain: start check, the starter checks the phase sequence of its input terminals and trips if the
actual phase sequence does not match the selected option.
4H — Current imbalance
Options: 10%-50% Default: 30%
Explain: Set the current unbalance protection trip point.

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4I — Current unbalance delay
Range: 0:00 - 4:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 3 seconds
Note: reduce the response speed of the soft starter to the current imbalance and avoid tripping due to
instantaneous fluctuation.
4J — frequency measurement
Options: No measurement
Start time only
Start and run (default)
Runtime only
Explain: Determine when and if the starter will monitor the frequency trip.
4K — Frequency change
Options: 2 Hz
5 Hz (default)
10 Hz
15Hz
Explain: Select the allowable frequency variation of soft starter.
4L — Frequency delay
Options: 0:01 - 4:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 1seconds
Explain: Reduce the response speed of soft starter to frequency fluctuation, and avoid tripping
due to instantaneous fluctuation.
Be careful
If the power frequency is lower than 35 Hz or higher than 75 Hz, the starter trips immediately.

Look out
If the motor operates outside the specified frequency range for a long time, it may cause motor
damage and permanent failure.

4M — Restart delay
Options: 00:01-60:00 (minute: Second) Default: 10 seconds
Explain: A soft starter can be configured to force a delay from the end of the stop to the start of the
next start. During the restart delay, the display shows the time remaining before another
start can be attempted.
Be careful
The restart delay starts at the end of each stop. Any changes to the restart delay setting will take effect
after the next stop.
4N — Motor temperature measurement
Options: Do not measure (default)
Measure
Select whether the soft start verifies that the motor has sufficient thermal capacity to
Explain: ensure successful start. The soft starter compares the calculated temperature of the motor
with the temperature rise of the last motor start, and starts only when the motor is cooled
4O — Earth fault current enough to start successfully.

Options: 20mA - 50A (grade 21) Default: 100mA

Explain: Set the ground fault protection trip point.

4P — Earth fault delay

Options: 00:01-4:00 (minute: Second) Default: 3 seconds
Explain: Reduce the response speed of soft start to ground fault fluctuation and avoid tripping
due to instantaneous fluctuation.
Be careful
The earth fault protection can only be used when the RTD / PT100 and the earth fault
protection card are installed.
4Q — Retain
This parameter is reserved for internal use.

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4R — Retain
This parameter is reserved for internal use.

4S — Retain
This parameter is reserved for internal use.

4T — Retain
This parameter is reserved for internal use.

5 Automatic reset trip

The soft starter can be programmed to automatically reset certain tripping conditions and minimize downtime.
According to the risks of the soft starter, the trips that can be reset automatically can be divided into three categories:

group Tripping operation

Current imbalance
Lack phase
A Power failure
frequency

Under current
Instantaneous overcurrent
B
Input tripping
Input B trip

Motor overload (thermal model)

RTD / PT100 temperature trip
C Motor thermistor
radiator overheating

Other trips cannot be reset automatically.

This function is especially suitable for two-wire remote control in remote mode. If there is a two wire start signal after
the automatic reset, the soft starter will be restarted.

5A—Automatic reset function

Options: Turn off auto reset (default)
Group A reset
Group A and B reset
Group A, B and C reset
Explain: Select which trips can be reset automatically.
5B — Maximum reset times
Range: 1 - 5 Default value: 1
Explain: Set how many times the soft starter resets automatically in case of continuous tripping.
After each automatic reset of the soft starter, the reset counter increases by one, and after
each successful start / stop cycle of the soft starter, the reset counter decreases by one.

5C — Reset relay groups A and B

Range: 00:05 - 15:00 (minute: Second) Default: 5 seconds
Explain: Set the reset delay of group a trip and group B trip.

5D — Reset relay group C

Range: 5 - 60 (minute) Default: 5 minute
Explain: Set the reset delay of group C trip.

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6 input
Soft start has two programmable inputs, which can control the soft start remotely. If necessary, you can use the I / O
expansion card to add two inputs.

6A — Input a function
Options: Motor parameter selection (default) can configure two sets of independent motor data for the soft starter.
To use the auxiliary motor data, parameter 6A must be set to
'motor parameter selection'. When a start command is issued,
C53 and C54 must be closed.
The soft starter checks which motor data to use at startup and
uses this motor data throughout the start / stop process.
Input trip (N / 0) The soft starter can be tripped with input A. When parameter
6A is set to input trip (N / O), C53 and C54 close the circuit
Input trip (N / C) and trip the soft starter.
When parameter 6A is set to input trip (N / C), C53 and C54
are open to trip the soft starter.
Local / remote selection You can use input A to select local control or remote control
without using the L / R (local / remote) button on the operation
panel. When this input is off, the starter is in local control
mode and can be started via the operation panel. When this
input is closed, the starter control is
Remote control mode. With the START and L / R (local / remote)
buttons disabled, the soft starter ignores any local / remote
selection commands from the serial communication network.
To use input A to select local or remote control, parameter 6Q
must be set to "Always on" or "On when the motor is stopped".
In the emergency running mode, the soft starter continues to
Emergency operation
run to stop, ignoring all trips and warnings (See parameter
15C for details).
When C53 and C54 are closed, emergency operation is activated.
When the circuit is open, the emergency operation ends and
Disable starter the soft starter stops the motor.
The soft starter can be disabled via the control input. Opening
C53, C54 disables the starter. The soft starter does not respond
to the start command. If the soft starter is running, it will allow
the motor to coast to stop and ignore the soft stop mode set in
Jog forward parameter 2H.
Activate jog forward operation (only available in remote
Jog reverse
control mode).
Explain: Select the input A function. Activates jog reverse operation (only available in remote
control mode).
6B — Enter a name
Options: Input trip (default) no flow
Low pressure Disable starter
high pressure Controller
Pump failure PLC
Low level Vibration alarm
High level
Explain: Select the message to be displayed on the operation panel when input A is activated.

6C — Input A tripped
Options: Always on (default) It may trip at any time after the soft starter is powered up.
During operation only, the soft starter may trip when it is running, stopped or started.
Trip only Only trips when the soft starter is running.
Explain: Select when an input trip occurs.

6D — Input A Trip Delay

Range: 0:00-4:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 0 seconds
Explain: Set the delay from input activation until the soft starter trips.

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6E — Input A initial delay
Range: 0:00-30:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 0 seconds
Explain: Set the delay before the input trip occurs. The initial delay is calculated from the start
signal received. The input state is ignored until the initial delay has elapsed.

6F、6G、6H、6I、6J — Input B tripped

Parameters 6F ~ 6J configure input B in the same way as parameters 6A ~ 6E configure input A. See Input A for details.
6F Input B function (default: input trip (N / 0))
6G input B name (default: input trip)
6H Input B trip (default: always on)
6I Input B trip delay (default: 0:00)
6J Input B initial delay (default: 0:00)

6K 6L — Input C and input D

Parameters 6A and 6K select the function of input C and input D. See parameter 6A for details.
Input C and Input D are only available if an input / output expansion card is installed.

Options: Motor parameter selection

Local / remote selection.
Emergency operation
Disable starter (normally closed)
Off (default)

6M — Remote reset logic

Options: Normally closed (N / C) (default)
Normally open (N / 0)
Explain: Select whether the soft starter remote reset input (terminals C41, C42) is normally open
or normally closed.
6N — Analog input trip
If necessary, connect the analog input to the soft starter. External devices can activate the analog input to
trip the soft starter in response to external conditions.
Options: Not tripped (default)
Over trip
Too low trip
Explain: Select the response of the soft starter to the analog input signal.

6O — Analog input range

Options: 0-10V (default)
2-10V
Explain: Select the analog output range.

6P — Analog trip point

Options: 0% - 100% Default: 50%
Explain: Set the signal level when an analog input trip occurs as a percentage of the
maximum input signal.
6Q — Local / remote
Options:
： Always on Always enabled L / R (local / remote) button.
Open when motor is stopped Enable when starter is off L / R (local / remote) button.
Local control only Disable all remote inputs.
Remote control only Disable local control buttons (START, RESET and L / R
(local / remote)

Explain: Select when to use the L / R (local / remote) button to switch between local and remote
control, enable or disable the local control button and remote control input.
The STOP button on the operator panel is always enabled.

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Be careful
The STOP button on the operator panel is always enabled. When using two-wire remote control,
if the remote start / stop input and remote reset input are still active, the soft starter will restart.
6R Remote communication
Options: Disabled during remote control
Enabled during remote control (default)

Explain: Select whether the starter receives start and stop commands from the serial communication
network in remote control mode.
Reset commands, forced communication trip commands, and local / remote commands are
always enabled.

7 Output
Soft start has three programmable outputs that can be used to signal different operating conditions to related
equipment. Three additional outputs on the input / output expansion card can be used.

7A — Relay A function
Options:
： Turn Off Relay A is not used.
Main Contactor (default) When the soft starter receives the start command, the relay closes.
Keep it closed during the power.
Run When the starter switches to the running state, the relay closes.
Trip When the starter trips, the relay closes (see parameter 16A~16X).

When the starter issues a warning, the relay is closed

Caveat (see parameters 16A ~ 16X).

Low Current Indication When the low current indication is activated (see parameter 7M Low
current indication, when the motor is running), the relay is closed.
When the high current indication is activated (see parameter 7N High
High Current Indication
current indication, when the motor is running), the relay is closed.
When the motor temperature indication is activated (see parameter 70
Motor Temperature Indication Motor temperature indication), the relay is closed.

Input A Tripped When input A activates the soft starter, the relay closes.
Input B Tripped When input B activates the soft starter to trip, the relay closes.
Motor Overload (thermal Model) When the starter trips due to motor overload, the relay closes.
Current Imbalance When the starter trips due to current imbalance, the relay closes.
Under Current When the starter trips due to undercurrent, the relay closes.
Instantaneous Overcurrent When the starter trips due to transient overcurrent, the relay closes.
Frequency When the starter trips due to frequency, the relay closes.
Ground Fault When the starter trips due to a ground fault, the relay closes.
Radiator Overheating When the starter trips due to overheating of the radiator, the relay closes.
Missing Phase When the starter trips due to a phase loss, the relay closes.
Motor Thermistor When the starter trips due to the motor thermistor, the relay closes.
Changeover Contactor When the high rotor resistance current ramp reaches full voltage, the relay
closes and can be used with slip ring motors.
Undervoltage Not suitable for soft starters.
Ready When the starter is in the ready state, the relay is closed.
7B — Relay A On Delay Note: Select relay A function (normally open)
Range: 0:00-5:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 0 seconds
Explain: Set relay A closing delay.

7C — Relay A power-off delay

Range: 0:00-5:00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 0 seconds
Explain: Set relay A reopen delay.

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7D~7L—Output relays B, C, D, E and F
Parameter 7D '7L configures relay B, C, D, E, and F operations in the same way as parameter 7A 7C configure relay A. See Relay
A Function for details.
Relay B is a switching relay.
7D Relay B Function Default: Run
7E Relay B ON Delay
7F Relay B OFF delay
Relay C is a switching relay.
7G Relay C Function Default: Trip
7H Relay C ON Delay
7I Relay C OFF delay
Relays D, E, and F can only be used when an input / output expansion card is installed. These relays do not support switching
delays and do not support the changeover contactor function.
Relay D is normally closed, and relays E and F are normally open.
7J Relay D Function Default: OFF
7K Relay E ON Delay Default: OFF
7L Relay F OFF delay Default: OFF

7M—Low current indication

The soft starter has a low current indication and a high current indication, and issues an abnormal working alarm in advance. The
current flag can be configured to display the abnormal current level between the normal operating current level and the under-
current trip level or the over-current trip level during operation. These flags can be used to send an exception to an external device
through one of the programmable outputs. These flags are cleared when the current returns to the normal operating range, which is
a 10% drop from the rated current of the programmed motor.
Range: 1% - 100% Rated current Default: 50%
Explain: Set the low current indication point according to the motor rated current percentage.

7N—High current indication

Range: 50% - 600% Rated current Default: 100%
Explain: Set the high current indication point according to the motor rated current percentage.

7O–Motor temperature indication

The soft starter has a motor temperature indication and issues an abnormal working alarm in advance. The motor temperature
indication may indicate that the motor operating temperature exceeds the normal operating temperature, but is below the overload
limit. Motor temperature indication can send abnormal conditions to external devices through one of the programmable outputs.
:
Range: 0%-160% Default: 80%
Explain: Set the motor temperature indicating working level as a percentage of the motor's thermal
capacity.
7P—Analog output A
Options: Current (% rated current) (default) The current expressed as a percentage of the rated current of the motor.
Motor temperature (%) Motor temperature expressed as a percentage of motor thermal capacity.
Motor Power (%) Measured motor kilowatt power, expressed as a percentage of maximum power.
Motor capacity (%) The measured motor apparent power is expressed as a percentage of the maximum apparent power.
Motor power factor Motor power factor as measured by the soft starter.
Explain:
Measured motor power: .V3 x average current x power reference voltage x measured power factor
Maximum motor power: V3 x rated motor current x power reference voltage. Assume power factor of 1
Measured motor apparent power: V3 x average current x power reference voltage
Maximum motor apparent power: V3 x rated motor current x power reference voltage

Select which information is reported through the analog output.

7Q—Analog A range
Range: 0-20 mA
4-20 mA (default)
Explain: Select the analog output range.

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7R — Analog A maximum
Range: 0% - 600% Default: 100%
Explain: Calibrate the upper limit of the analog output to match the signal measured on an external current
measurement device.
7S — Analog A minimum
Range: 0% - 600% Default: 0%
Explain: Calibrate the lower limit of the analog output to match the signal measured on an external current
measurement device.
7T 7U 7V 7W—Analog output B
Parameter 7T ~7W configures the operation of analog output B in the same way as parameter 7P~7S configures analog
output A. See Analog Output A for details.
Analog output B is only available if an input / output expansion card is installed.

8 Monitor
You can use these parameters to customize the controller for individual user needs.

8A-Language
Options: English (default)
Chinese
Espa ol
Deutsch
Portugu s
Fran ais
Italiano
Russian
Explain: Select the language in which messages and feedback are displayed on the dashboard.

8B and 8C—F1 and F2 button functions

Options:
： Not set
Automatic start / stop setting
Jog forward
Jog reverse
Explain: Select the function of the F1 and F2 buttons on the operation panel.
Note
No access password is required to use the F1 and F2 buttons. Regardless of the setting of parameter
15B, users can use these functions.
Parameter write protection.
8D—Display current or power
Options: Current (default)
Motor Power
Explain: Select whether the soft starter displays current (Amps) or motor power on the main
monitoring screen.
8E 8F 8G 8H—User programmable screen
Option: Blank selected area does not display data, but displays long messages to avoid overlap.
Starter status Starter working status (starting, running, stopping or tripping).
Can only be displayed in the upper left (default) and lower left corners of the screen.
Motor current Three-phase average current.
Motor power factor Motor power factor as measured by the soft starter.
Power frequency The average frequency measured in three phases.
Motor power Motor operating power kW.
Motor horsepower Motor operating power HP.
Motor temperature The motor temperature calculated using the thermal protection model.
Kilowatt hours The number of kilowatt hours consumed by the motor through the soft starter.
Running hours The number of hours the motor has been running through the soft starter.
Analog input Analog input A level (see parameters 6N ~ 6P).
This setting is only available if an input / output expansion card is installed.

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Description: Select what information the programmable monitor screen displays.

8E Upper left corner of the screen Default value: Starter status

8F Upper right corner of the screen Default value: blank
8G Screen bottom left corner Default value: running hours
8H Lower right corner of the screen Default value: analog input

8I — Graphic data
The soft starter uses real-time performance charts to report characteristics of important operating parameters.
Option: Current (% rated current) (default) Current expressed as a percentage of the motor's rated current.
Motor temperature (%) Motor temperature expressed as a percentage of motor thermal capacity.
Motor power (%) Measured motor kilowatt power, expressed as a percentage of maximum power.
The motor apparent power measured by motor capacity (%) is expressed as a percentage of the maximum apparent power.
Motor power factor Motor power factor as measured by the soft starter.

Measurement: Measured motor power: √ 3 x average current x power reference voltage x measured power factor
Maximum motor power: √ 3 x rated motor current x power reference voltage. Assume power factor of 1
Measured motor apparent power: √3 x average current x power supply reference voltage.
Maximum motor apparent power: √ 3 x rated motor current x power reference voltage

Description: Select what information the performance graph displays.

8J — Graphic display period

Options:
： 10 seconds (default)
30 seconds
1 minute
5 points
10 points
30 points
1 hour
Explain: Set the graphic time scale.Graphics replace old data with new data.

8K — Graphic maximum
Range: 0% 600% Default: 400%
Explain: Adjust the upper limit of the performance graph.

8L — Graphic minimum
0% 600% Default: 0%
Adjust the lower limit of the performance graph.

8M — Current calibration
Range: 85% - 115% Default: 100%
Explain: Calibrate the soft starter's current monitoring circuit to match the external current
measurement equipment.
Use the following formula to determine the necessary adjustment:
Current shown on soft starter display
calibration(%) =
Current measured by external device

such as 102% = 66A

65 A
Attention
This adjustment affects all current-based functions and protections.

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8N — Power reference voltage

Range: 100 690 V Default: 400V
Explain: Set the power frequency voltage of the operation panel monitoring function. Use this setting
to calculate motor power and apparent power (kVA), but it will not affect the control or
protection of the motor.
80 Keep
Explain: This parameter is reserved for future use.
9 Motor data-2
The soft starter can support two different sets of motor start and stop data.
If you want to use the soft starter with two different motors (such as working / standby configuration),
use parameter 9A to select the dual thermal protection model and configure parameters 9B ~ 9E according
to the second motor.
To use a soft starter with two sets of different motor data for the same motor (two-speed motors or
applications with varying starting conditions), use parameter 9A to select the single thermal protection
model, and use parameters 10A to 10G to configure the start and stop curves as required . The soft starter
will ignore parameters 9B ~ 9E and will use the settings of the main motor.
To select the second set of motor data, a programmable input must be configured as a parameter setting
selection (parameters 6A and 6F). This input must be activated when the soft starter receives a start signal.
Attention
Only when the soft starter is stopped, which set of motor data can be selected.

9A — Double thermal protection model

Options: Single model (default)
Dual model
Explain: Activate the dual thermal protection model. The dual thermal protection model is required
only when the soft starter controls two different motors.
9B — Motor rated current 2
Range: Depending on model
Explain: Set the auxiliary motor rated current.
9C — Locked rotor time -2
Range: 0: 01-2: 00 (minutes: seconds) Default: 10s
Explain: Set the maximum time required for the motor to reach the maximum temperature from
the cold state with locked rotor current.
Set according to the motor data sheet.
9D — Stall current 2
Range: 400% - 1200% Rated current Default: 600%
Explain: Set the locked rotor current of the connected motor as a percentage of the rated current.
Set according to the motor data sheet.
9E — Motor service factor 2
Range: 100% - 130% Rated current Default: 105%
Explain: Set the service factor for the second group of motors.

10 Start / stop method 2

10A — Starting method 2

Options: Constant current (default)
Adaptive Control
Select the soft start method.
10B — Starting ramp-2
Range: 1 - 180 (s) Default: 10s
Explain: Set the total start time of the adaptive control start or the ramp time of the current ramp
start (from the initial current to the current limit).

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10C — Initial current 2

Range: 100% - 600% Default: 350%
Options: Set the initial starting current of the current ramp start as a percentage of the rated motor current.
Set the initial current so that the motor starts to accelerate immediately after starting to start.
If a current ramp start is not required, set the initial current to the same value as the current limit.

10D — Current limit 2

Range: 100%-600% Rated current Default: 350%
Options: Set the current limit for constant current soft start and current ramp soft start as a
percentage of the motor's rated current.

10E — Adaptive starting curve 2

Option: Early acceleration
Constant acceleration (default)
Post-acceleration
Explain: Select which curve the soft starter uses for adaptive control soft start.

10F — Jump start time -2

Range: 0-2000 (ms Default: 0000ms
Explain: Set the kick start duration. Setting 0 disables kick start.

10G — Recoil start amplitude 2

Range: 100% — 700% Rated current Default: 500%
Explain: Set the kick start current amplitude.

10H — Stop mode 2

Options: Taxi stop (default)
TVR soft stop
Adaptive Control
Brake
Explain: Select the stop method.

10I — Stop time 2

Range: 0:00 - 4:00 (Minutes: seconds) Default: 0s
Explain: Set the stop time.

10J — Adaptive stop curve 2

Options: Early deceleration
Constant deceleration (default)
Deceleration
Explain: Select which curve the soft starter uses for adaptive control soft stop.

10K — Adaptive control gain 2

Range: 1% - 200% Default: 75%
Explain: Tuning the performance of adaptive control. This setting affects both start control
and stop control.
10L —Brake torque 2
Range: 20%-100% Default: 20%
Explain: Set the amount of braking torque used by the soft starter to slow down the motor.

10M — Braking Time-2

Range: 1-30 (s) Default: 1s
Explain: Set the duration of DC power supply during braking stop.

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11 RTD Temperature
The soft starter has one RTD / PT100 input, which can be installed with six other PT100 inputs through this RTD / PT100 and
ground fault protection card.
When the temperature exceeds a specified point, these inputs trip the soft starter. You can set a different trip temperature for
each input.
Only after installing the RTD / PT100 and ground fault protection card, can you use the PT100 to input B ~ G.
Range: 0-250 C Default: 50°C
Explain: Set the RTD / PT100 input trip point.
11A RTD A Trip temperature
11B RTD B Trip temperature
11C RTD C Trip temperature
11D RTD D Trip temperature
11E RTD E Trip temperature
11F RTD F Trip temperature
11G RTD G Trip temperature
12 Slip Ring Motor
You can use these parameters to configure the soft starter for use with slip ring motors.

12A 12B–Motor data 1 ramp and motor data 2 ramp

Options: Single slope (default)
Shuangpo
Explain: Select whether to use single current ramp or dual current ramp for soft start. Set a single slope for the
non-slip ring induction motor and a double slope for the slip ring induction motor.
Parameter 12A selects the main motor ramp configuration, and parameter 12B selects the auxiliary
motor ramp configuration.
12C—Conversion time
Options: 100-500 (ms Default: 150 ms
Explain: Set the delay from the closing of the rotor resistance relay to the start of the low resistance current
ramp. Set the switching time so that the contactor has enough time to close, but the motor does not decelerate.
Parameter 12C only applies if parameter 12A or 12B is set to "Double Ramp" and an output relay
is set to changeover contactor.
12D—Slip ring deceleration
Options: 10%-90% Default: 50%
Explain: Set the conduction level when the rotor resistor is closed, as a percentage of full conduction.
Setting slip ring deceleration can avoid current pulse, but the motor has sufficient speed to start normally.

15 Advanced

15A—Access password
Options: 0000 - 9999 Default: 0000
Explain: Set an access password to control access to restricted sections of the menu.
Use and buttons to select the digit to be changed, and use the and buttons to change the value.
Note
If you forget the access password, please contact your local supplier to obtain the master access password.
You can use this to reset the new access password.
15B—Parameter write protection
Options: Read and write (default) allows the user to modify parameter values on the programming menu.
Read Only Does not allow the user to modify parameter values on the programming menu.
You can still view the parameter values.
Explain: Select whether the operator panel allows parameters to be changed via the programming menu.
Note
Any changes to the parameter write protection settings will take effect after the programming
menu is closed.
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15C—Emergency operation
Options: Disabled (default)
Enable
Explain: Select whether the soft starter allows emergency operation. In emergency running mode,
the soft starter starts (if not already running) and continues to work until the end of
emergency running, ignoring stop commands and trips. Emergency operation is controlled
by programmable parameters.
Attention
It is not recommended to use emergency operation continuously. Emergency operation may damage the
life of the starter because all protections and trips are disabled.
Using the starter in emergency operation mode will void the product warranty.
15D—Short-circuit thyristor action
Options: Three-phase control only (default)
Two-phase control
Explain: Select whether the soft starter allows two-phase control. For critical applications, if one
phase of the soft starter is damaged, the soft starter is allowed to use two-phase control
to control the motor. Two-phase control can only be used after the soft starter has tripped
and reset due to "Lx-Tx short circuit".
Attention
Two-phase control can adopt two-phase soft-start technology, so special care must be taken when
determining the specifications of the circuit breaker and protection. Contact your local supplier
for assistance.
Attention
Only motors connected by star connection support two-phase control. If the soft starter is connected
using a delta connection method, two-phase control does not work.
The next time the control power is applied, the starter will trip due to an Lx-Tx short circuit. If the control
power is turned on again between two starts, the two-phase control does not work.
15E—Jogging torque
The soft starter can be jogged at low speed, which is convenient for precise adjustment of the belt position
and flywheel position. Both jog forward and jog reverse.
Range: 20%-100% Default: 50%
Explain: Set the jog operation current limit.
16 Protective measures
These parameters define how the soft starter responds to different protection events. The soft starter can trip, issue a
warning or ignore different protection events as needed.
Writes all protection events to the event log. The default action for all protections is to trip the soft starter.
16N ground fault protection and 16P ~ 16U RTD / PT100 protection can only be used after installing the RTD / PT100
and ground fault protection card.
Attention
The removal of the protection mechanism may endanger the safety of the starter and the motor and should
only be used in an emergency.
16A~16X Protective measures
Options: Starter trip
(default)
Alarm and record
Record only
Explain: Select the response of the soft starter to each protection.
16A Motor overload 16K network communication failure
16B Starting limit time 16L radiator overheating
16C Under current 16M battery / clock failure
16N ground fault
16D Instantaneous overcurrent
160 ~ 16U RTD A ~ G overheating
16E Current imbalance 16V reserved
16F Frequency 16W reserved
16G Input a tripped 16X low control voltage
16H Input b tripped
16I Motor thermistor
16J Starter communication

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Chapter 10 Application Examples

The following series of application notes can help you understand the advanced installation and configuration of soft starters
under specific performance requirements. Application notes explain various application conditions, including brake operation, jog
operation, pumping options, and advanced protection options.

10.1 Installation With Main Contactor

The soft starter is installed together with the main contactor (AC3 class). The control voltage must be input at the input of the
contactor.
The main contactor is controlled by the soft contactor main contactor output. This output is assigned to output relay A (terminals
13, 14) by default.

1 Control voltage (depending on model)

KM1 F1 2 Remote control input
1/L1 2/T1
3 Motor thermistor input
4 RTD / PT100 input
8
3/L2 4/T2 5 24VDC output
9
6 Relay output
5/L3 6/T3
7 Analog output
8 Three-phase power
9 Motor terminal
E
KM1 Main contactor
P24
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional)
A1 5 COM
S1 Start / stop contact
1
A2 S2 Reset contact
13, 14 Relay output A
C23 13
23, 24 Run relay output
31, 32, 34 Relay output B
C24 14
41, 42, 44 Relay output C
C31 23 KM1
C32 24

C41 31
2 6
C42 32

C53 34

C54 41

C63 42

C64 44

B4

B5 3

B6

B7 B10
4
B8 7 B11

Parameter settings:
● parameter 7A relay A function
Select 'Main Contactor'-Assign relay output A as the main contactor function (default setting).

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10.2 Installation With External Bypass Contactor

The soft starter is installed together with an external bypass contactor (AC1 class). The bypass contactor is controlled by the
soft starter's running output (terminals 23, 24).
KM1

F1
1/L1 2/T1

L1B

3/L2 4/T2
8 9
L2B

5/L3 6/T3

L3B

E 1 Control voltage (depending on model)

P24
2 Remote control input
3 Motor thermistor input
A1 5 COM
4 RTD / PT100 input
A2 1 5 24VDC output
6 Relay output
7 Analog output
C23 13
8 Three-phase power
C24 14 9 Motor terminal
C31 23 KM1 Main contactor
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional)
C32 24
S1 Start / stop contact
C41 31 KM1 S2 Reset contact
6
C42 32 13, 14 Relay output A
2 23, 24 Run relay output
C53 34
31, 32, 34 Relay output B
C54 41
41, 42, 44 Relay output C
C63 42

C64 44

B4

B5 3

B6

B7 B10
4
B8 7 B11

Parameter settings:
● No special settings are required.

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10.3 Emergency Operation
During normal operation, the soft starter is controlled by two-wire remote control signals (terminals C31, C32).
Emergency operation is controlled by a two-wire circuit connected to input A (terminals C53, C54). When input A is closed,
the soft starter will run the motor and ignore certain trip conditions.
Attention
Although emergency operation meets the functional requirements of the fire mode, how it is applied is not certified
and it is not recommended to use emergency operation in situations where testing and / or compliance with specific
standards are required.
Be careful
It is not recommended to use emergency operation continuously. Emergency operation may damage the life of the
starter because all protections and trips are disabled.
Using the starter in emergency operation mode will void the product warranty.

1/L1 2/T1

3/L2 4/T2
8 9

5/L3 6/T3

E
1 Control voltage (depending on model)
P24 2 Remote control input
A1 5 COM 3 Motor thermistor input
A2 1 4 RTD / PT100 input
5 24VDC output
C23 13 6 Relay output
C24 14 7 Analog output
C31 23 8 Three-phase power
C32 24
9 Motor terminal
C41 31
KM1 Main contactor

C42
2 6
32
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional)
S1 Start / stop contact
C53 34
S2 Reset contact
C54 41
13, 14 Relay output A
C63 42
23, 24 Run relay output
C64 44
31, 32, 34 Relay output B
B4 41, 42, 44 Relay output C
B5 3

B6

B7 B10
4
B8 7 B11

Parameter settings:
● Parameter 6A input A function
Select "Emergency Run"-Specify input A for the emergency run function.
● Parameter 15C emergency operation
Select "Enable"-enable emergency running mode. .

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10.4 Auxiliary Trip Circuit
During normal operation, the soft starter is controlled by two-wire remote control signals (terminals C31, C32).
Input A (terminals C53, C54) is connected to an external trip circuit (such as the low-voltage alarm switch of a pumping
system). When the external circuit is activated, the soft starter trips to stop the motor.

1/L1 2/T1

3/L2 4/T2
8 9

5/L3 6/T3

P24
1 Control voltage (depending on model)
A1 5 COM
2 Remote control input
A2 1
3 Motor thermistor input
4 RTD / PT100 input
C23 13 5 24VDC output
C24 14 6 Relay output
C31 23 7 Analog output
C32 24 8 Three-phase power
C41 31
9 Motor terminal
2 6 KM1 Main contactor
C42 32
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional)
C53 34
S1 Start / stop contact
C54 41
S2 Reset contact
C63 42
13, 14 Relay output A
C64 44
23, 24 Run relay output
31, 32, 34 Relay output B
B4
41, 42, 44 Relay output C
B5 3

B6

B7 B10
4
B8 7 B11

Parameter settings:
● Parameter 6A input A function
Select "Input Trip (N / 0)". Assign input A for auxiliary trip (normally open) function
● Parameter 6B enter A name
Select a name, such as "Low Voltage". Specify a name for the input A.
● Parameter 6C input A trip
Set as required. For example, the "Only Run" limit input trip is valid only when the soft starter is running.
● Parameter 6D input A trip delay
Set as required. Set the delay from input activation until the soft starter trips.
● Parameter 6E input A initial delay
Set it to about 120 seconds. Limit the input trip to 120 seconds after the start signal. This way, the pipeline has enough time to
increase the water pressure before activating the low pressure input.

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10.5 DC Braking With External Zero Speed Sensor
If the load may change during braking, the advantage of using an external zero speed sensor is that the soft starter brake can be
turned off. This control method ensures that the soft starter brake is always turned off after the motor is stationary, thereby
avoiding unnecessary motor heating.
The following schematic shows how to use the zero speed sensor with a soft starter to turn off the braking function when the
motor is stopped. The zero speed sensor (A2) is often called the underspeed detector. Its internal contacts open at zero speed
and close when the speed is greater than zero. When the motor reaches the stop state, C53, C54 will be disconnected and the
starter will be disabled. After the next start command is issued (ie the next application of Ka1), C53, C54 are closed and the
soft starter is enabled.
The soft starter must work in remote mode. Parameter 6A input A function must be set to disable the starter.
Attention
If the braking torque is set too large, the motor will stop before the braking time is over, and the motor
generates excessive heat, which may cause damage to the motor. The braking torque must be carefully
configured to ensure the safe operation of the starter and motor.
Setting the braking torque too large will cause the peak current to start directly when the motor is stopped.
Make sure that the fuses installed in the motor branch circuit are correctly selected.
Attention
The braking operation caused the motor to heat faster than the speed calculated using the motor thermal
protection model. If using brake operation, install a motor thermistor or set a sufficiently long restart
delay (parameter 4M).

L1 L2 L3 N E

-F1

-KA1 -A2

L1L2L3E A1 A2 C23C24C31C32C41C42

T1T2T3 C53C54
-KA1 -KA2

-KA2 -KA1

T1 T2 T3

-KA1

M
3 -KA2

1 Control power A Off (ready)

C23, C24 Start B Start
C31, C32 Stop C Run
C41, C42 Reset D Stop
C53, C54 Programmable input A (starter disabled) E Zero speed
2 Motor terminal 5 Start signal
3 Three-phase power 6 Zero speed sensor
4 Disable starter (shown on starter screen)

For details on how to configure DC braking, see Braking on page 27.

Be careful
When using DC braking, the power supply and the soft starter (input terminals L1, L2, L3) must be
connected in positive phase sequence, and the parameter is 4G.
The phase sequence must be set to forward.
Be careful
If the braking torque is set too large, the motor will stop before the braking time is over, and the motor
generates excessive heat, which may cause damage to the motor. The braking torque must be carefully
configured to ensure the safe operation of the starter and motor.
Setting the braking torque too large will cause the peak current to start directly when the motor is stopped.
Ensure that the fuses installed in the motor branch circuit are selected correctly

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10.6 Soft Braking
For large inertia load applications and / or variable load applications, a soft starter can be configured for soft braking.
In this application, soft starters are used with forward and brake contactors. When the soft starter receives the start signal (button
S1), close the forward rotation
Contactor (KM1), set control motor according to the programmed group motor.
When the soft starter receives the stop signal (button S2), open the forward contactor (KM1), and close the brake contactor (KM2)
after a delay of about 2-3 seconds (kt1).
The KA3 is also closed to activate the second set of motor settings programmed by the user for the desired stop performance
characteristics.
When the motor speed is close to zero, the zero speed sensor (A2) stops the soft starter and disconnects the brake contactor (KM2).

1 3 4
5
7 2

1 Control voltage (depending on model) KA3 Brake relay

2 Remote control input KA4 Zero speed sensing relay
3 Motor thermistor input KM1 Line contactor (operation)
4 RTD / PT100 input KM2 Line contactor (brake)
5 Relay output KT 1 Run delay timer
6 Three-phase power KT2 Braking delay timer
7 Motor terminal KT3 Zero speed sensing delay relay *.
A2 Zero speed sensor. S1 Starting contact
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional) S2 Stop contact
KA1 Running relay S3 Reset contact
KA2 Starting relay

* The KT3 timer is required only if the zero-speed sensor is a relay type that performs a self-test after power-on and then
immediately disconnects the output.
parameter settings:
● Parameter 6A input A function. (Terminals C53, C54)
● Select "Motor parameter selection"-specify input A for motor parameter selection.
● Use the first group of motor parameters to set the starting performance characteristics.
● Use the second set of motor settings to set the braking performance characteristics.
● Parameter 7G relay C function
● Select "Trip"-specify the trip function for relay output C.

Note
If the soft starter trips due to the power frequency (parameter 16F frequency) when the brake
contactor KM2 is opened, modify the frequency protection setting.

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10.7 Two-speed Motor

High-speed contactor (Km1), low-speed contactor (KM2) and star contactor (KM3) can be used, and a soft starter
can be configured for two-speed Dahlander motor control.
Be careful
Pole amplitude modulation (PAM) motors use external winding configuration to effectively change the
rotor frequency, thus changing the speed. Soft starters are not suitable for use with such two speed motors.

When the soft starter receives the high-speed start signal, close the high-speed contactor (KM1) and star contactor (Km3), and
then set the control motor according to the first group of motors.
When the soft starter receives the low speed start signal, close the low speed contactor (km2). Input a is closed and the soft starter
sets the control motor according to the second set of motors.

KM3

1 Control power
T4 2 Remote control input
T5
3 Motor thermistor input
T6
KM2
T1
7 4 RTD / PT100 input
1/L1 2/T1

6 3/L2 4/T2
T2 5 Relay output
5/L3 6/T3
KM1
T3
6 Three-phase power
A1
E
7 Motor terminal
A2 1 8 Remote control low speed start input
9 Remote control high speed start input
C23 B4
KM1
C24 3
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional)
B5
KM2
C31 KA1 Remote start relay (low speed)
B6
C32
B7
KA2 Remote start relay (high speed)
S1
C41 2 4
C42
B8 KM1 Line contactor (high speed)
KA1
C53 KM2 Line contactor(Low speed)
C54 KM3 KM1 KM3 Starting contactor (high speed)
C63
S1 Reset contact
C64 KA2 KM2 KM3

5 41, 42, 44 Relay output C

41 44
KA1 KM3 KM1
42

KM2

KA2 KA1

8 KA1 9 KA2

Be careful
Contactors KM2 and KM3 must be mechanically interlocked.

Parameter setting:
● parameter 6A input a function (terminal C53, C54)
Select "motor parameter selection" one to specify input a for motor parameter selection.
Set the high-speed performance characteristics with the - Group Motor settings.
Use the second set of motor settings to set the low speed performance characteristics.
● parameter 7g relay C function
Select "trip" - specify trip function for relay output C

Attention
If the soft starter trips due to the power frequency (parameter 16F frequency) when the high-speed start
signal (9) is disconnected, the frequency protection setting shall be modified.

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10.8 Slip Ring Motor
A soft starter can be used to control the slip ring motor using the rotor resistance.

1/L1 2/T1

3/L2 4/T2
8

5/L3 6/T3

9
E

P24

A1 5 COM

A2 1

C23 13

C24 14

C31 23

C32 24
1 Control voltage (depending on model)
C41 31
2 Remote control input
2 6 3 Motor thermistor input
C42 32
4 RTD / PT100 input
C53 34
5 24VDC output
C54 41
6 Relay output
C63 42
7 Analog output
C64 44 8 Three phase power supply
9 Slip ring induction motor
B4
KM1 Change over contactor
B5 3
F1 Semiconductor fuse (optional)
B6
S1 Start / stop contact
S2 Reset contact
B7 B10
4 R1 Rotor resistance (external)
B8 7 B11

Debugging
1. Configure the soft starter as follows:
Parameter setting: parameter 7d relay B function
Select 'change over contactor'
● parameter 7e relay B open delay
Set this parameter to the maximum time (5 minutes: 00 seconds).
● parameter 12a motor data 1 ramp
Select 'double slope' (for slip ring induction motor control)
● parameter 12C conversion time
The default setting is 150 milliseconds. Set this value to a value greater than the phase closing time of the
change-over contactor (KM1).
● valuepoint 12D slip ring reduction
The default setting is 50%. Set this parameter large enough to allow the motor to accelerate immediately
after the rotor resistance (R1) is bypassed, if set Small enough to avoid motor current pulse.
2. Start the motor under normal load and record the time required for the motor to reach a constant speed when the circuit has
external rotor resistance (R1).
Stop the motor as soon as it reaches a constant speed. Change parameter 7e to the recorded time value.

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3. Start the motor under normal load conditions and monitor the speed characteristics and motor current of the motor after the
switching contactor (KM1) is switched and the stator resistance (R1) is shorted.
If the motor does not accelerate immediately after the conversion, increase the setting of parameter 12D.
If the motor current changes abruptly after the conversion, the setting of parameter 12D needs to be reduced.

3
speed

time

1 R1 constant speed 5 Parameter 7E Relay B Open Delay

2 First slope 6 KM1 closed
3 Second slope 7 Parameter 12C conversion time
4 Operating mode (I <120% of motor rated current)

Note
In order for this device to work properly, only the motor settings of group-are used. Use only
constant current starting method (parameter 2A starting method).

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11.1 Protection Response

Chapter 11 Fault Resolution
When a protection condition is detected, the soft starter writes the protection condition to the event log. It may trip and may
issue a warning. The soft starter response depends on the protective measures setting (parameter setting 16).
The user cannot adjust one or more of the protection responses. These trips are usually caused by external events (such as
phase loss), or they may be caused by internal faults of the soft starter. These trips have no related parameters and cannot be
set as warnings or logs.
If the soft starter trips, you need to identify and clear the conditions that triggered the trip, reset the soft starter, and then
restart. To reset the starter, press the RESET button on the control panel-or activate the "Reset remote input".
If the soft starter alarms, the soft starter will reset automatically after the cause of the alarm is eliminated.

11.2 Trip Message

The following table lists the protection mechanisms and possible trip causes of the soft starter. Some settings can be
adjusted with parameter settings 4 protection settings and parameter settings 16 protection measures, while other settings
are built-in system protection and cannot be set or adjusted.
Display Possible cause / suggested solution
Determine and exclude activation conditions for analog input A.
Analog input trip
Related parameters: 6N, 60, 6P
The operation board did not receive data from the control PCB. Check that the cables on the
Waiting for data starter are properly connected and installed.
A real-time clock verification error has occurred, or the backup battery voltage is too low.
Battery / clock If the battery voltage is too low and the power is off, the date / time setting will be lost.
Reset the clock.
Related parameters: 16M
Controller This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.
Current imbalances can be caused by motor problems, environmental problems, or
installation problems, such as:
● Unbalanced supply voltage
● Motor winding problem
● Small motor load
Current imbalance
● Input terminals L1, L2, or L3 lack phase in operating mode
The thyristor has an open circuit. Only by replacing the thyristor and checking the
performance of the starter can the diagnosis be clearly determined.
Whether the thyristor is malfunctioning.
Related parameters: 4H, 4I, 16E
Where X is 1, 2 or 3.
Internal fault (PCB failure). When the thyristor power is cut off, the current transformer
Current read error LX circuit output does not reach zero.
Contact your local supplier for advice.
This trip cannot be adjusted.
Related parameters: None
Trip limit time trips can occur in the following situations:
Starting limit time ● Parameter 1A motor rated current is not suitable for this motor
● The parameter 2D current limit is set too small
● Parameter 2B start ramp time is set to be larger than the 4A setting start limit time
● Parameter 2B The starting ramp time is set too short, it is not suitable for large inertia loads
when using adaptive control
Related parameters: 1A, 2B, 2D, 4A, 4B, 9B, 10B, 10D, 16B
Where X is phase 1, phase 2, or phase 3.
Trigger failed PX The thyristor does not trigger as expected. The thyristor may be malfunctioning, or the
internal wiring may be malfunctioning.
This trip cannot be adjusted.
Related parameters: None
This trip cannot be adjusted.
If the soft starter uses a delta connection instead of a star connection to connect the motor,
it can support larger motor rated current values. If the soft starter is connected using the star
Excessive rated current connection method, but the programmed setting of parameter 1A motor rated current exceeds
(Rated current is out the maximum value of the star connection method, the soft starter will trip when starting
of range) (see Minimum and Maximum Current Setting on page 71).
If the soft starter is connected to the motor using a delta connection method, the soft starter
may not detect the connection correctly. Contact your local supplier for advice.
Related parameters: 1A and 9B

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Display Possible cause / suggested solution

This trip cannot be adjusted.
The power frequency is outside the specified range.
Check whether other equipment in this range affects the power supply, especially variable
Frequency (power) speed drives and switching power supplies.
If the soft starter is connected to a generator set, the generator may be too small, or there
may be speed regulation problems.
Related parameters: 4J, 4K, 4L, 16F
This fault occurs only when an RTD / ground fault card is installed. Test output cable
insulation and motor insulation. Identify and eliminate any ground fault cause.
Ground fault
Related parameters: 40, 4P, 16N
Check if the cooling fan is working. If installed in a cabinet, check for adequate ventilation.
During the starter's start and operation, the fan works and continues to work for 10 minutes
after the starter enters the stopped state.
Radiator overheating Note
Models 0023B to 0053B and 0170B do not have cooling fans. For models with a
cooling fan, the fan is turned on at startup and turned off after 10 minutes of inactivity.
Related parameters: 16L
High level This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.
High pressure This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.
One of the inputs of the soft starter is set to the trip function and is activated. Check the input
Input Trip status to determine which input is active, and then exclude the trigger condition.
Related parameters: 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E 6F 6G 6H 6I 6J 16G 16H
The soft starter reports this trip when any of the following conditions occur:
The motor power increases sharply. Causes may include transient overload conditions
exceeding an adjustable delay.
Related parameters: 2U 2V 16P
The current through the motor exceeds the built-in trip point of the soft starter.
Instantaneous Overcurrent 7.2 times of parameter 1A Motor rated current
6 times the starter current rating
Causes of transient overcurrent include locked rotors, or a malfunction of the motor or wiring.
This trip cannot be adjusted.
Related parameters: None
This trip cannot be adjusted.
The soft starter has tripped due to an internal fault. Contact your local supplier for the
Internal fault X
meaning of fault code (X).
Related parameters: None
This trip cannot be adjusted.
Before starting, check whether the starter has detected and displayed a phase loss.
In the running state, the starter detects that the current of the affected phase has dropped below
L1 Phase Loss 2% of the programmed motor's rated current, and the duration exceeds 1 second, which indicates
L2 Phase Loss that the phase on the line side is missing or the connection to the motor is disconnected.
L3 Phase Loss Check the power, input and output connections of the starter and the motor.
Failure of thyristor, especially open circuit of thyristor, will also cause phase loss. Only by
replacing the thyristor and checking the performance of the starter, can the diagnosis of the
thyristor fail clearly.
Related parameters: None
Before starting, check whether the starter detects and displays a short circuit of the thyristor
or an internal short circuit of the bypass contactor. If the starter is connected to the motor
using a star connection method, consider using a two-phase control method to keep the
starter working until the starter can be repaired.
L1-t1 Short Note
L2-t2 Short Only motors connected by star connection support two-phase control. If the soft starter
L3-t3 Short is connected using a delta connection method, two-phase control does not work.
The next time the control power is applied, the starter will trip due to an Lx-Tx short
circuit. If the control power is turned on again between two starts, the two-phase
control does not work.
Related parameters: 15D

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Display Possible cause / suggested solution

The soft starter has detected a drop in the control voltage.
Check external control power (terminals A1, A2, A3) and reset the starter.
If external control power is stable:
Low control voltage It may be that the 24V power supply on the main control PCB is faulty, or the bypass drive
PCB may be faulty (only the internal bypass type). Contact your local supplier for advice.
In the ready state, this protection is not activated.
Related parameters: 16X
Low level This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.
Low pressure This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.
The motor has reached its maximum thermal capacity. Overload may be caused by:
Soft starter protection setting does not match the thermal capacity of the motor
Too many starts per hour
The output is too large
Damaged motor windings
Motor overload Remove the cause of the overload and allow the motor to cool
(thermal model) Related parameters: 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 16A
Attention
Parameters 1B, 1C and 1D determine the trip current of the motor overload
protection. The default settings of parameters 1B, 1C and 1D provide motor
overload protection: level 10, trip current, FLA (rated current) 105% or equivalent.
Refer to Motor Overload (Thermal Model) above.
Attention
Motor 2 overload Only applicable after programming the second group of motors.
Related parameters: 9A, 9B, 9C, 9D, 9E, 16A
Where X is 1, 2 or 3.
The motor is connected to the soft starter using a star connection or delta connection method.
Check each connection between the motor and soft starter to see if the power supply circuit
is unblocked.
Motor connection TX Check the connections on the motor terminal box.
This trip cannot be adjusted.
Related parameters: None
The motor thermistor input is enabled and the resistance of the thermistor input exceeds
3.6 kΩ for more than 1 second.
Motor winding is overheating. Determine the cause of overheating, allow the motor to cool,
and then restart the motor.
Motor thermistor The motor thermistor input is turned on.
Attention
If an effective motor thermistor is no longer used, a 1.2kΩ resistor must be connected
between terminals B4 and B5.
Related parameters: 16I
The network master has sent a trip command to the starter, or there is a problem with
Network communication the network communication.
(between interface and network) Examine the cause of communication problems on the network.
Related parameters: 16K
No traffic This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.
Check input A (C53, C54). It is possible to disable the starter via a programmable input.
Not ready If parameter 6A or 6F is set to disable the starter and there is an open circuit on the
corresponding input, the soft starter will not start.
This trip cannot be adjusted.
The parameter value is outside the valid range.
The operator panel will display the first invalid parameter.
An error occurred while loading the data from the EEPROM into the RAM after the
operation board was powered on.
The parameter setting or actual value on the operation panel does not match the
Parameter is out of range starter parameters.
"Load user settings" was selected, but no saved files are available.
Reset fault. The starter will load the default settings. If the problem persists, contact your
local dealer.
Related parameters: None

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Display Possible cause / suggested solution

The phase sequence on the soft starter input terminals (L1, L2, L3). Is incorrect.
Check the phase sequence on L1, L2, L3. Make sure the setting in parameter 4G is
Phase sequence
suitable for the device.
Related parameters: 4G

PLC This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.

This trip cannot be adjusted.

When a start command is issued, one or more phases of the starter are not energized.
Check whether the main contactor is closed when the start command is issued and whether
Power-down / power circuit
it is closed until the soft stop is completed. Check the fuse. If the soft starter is tested with a
small motor, at least 2% of the minimum rated current must flow through each phase.
Related parameters: None

Pump failure This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.

Above the RTD / PT100 set temperature, the soft starter trips. Identify and exclude activation
conditions for the corresponding inputs.
RTD A overheated to RTD Attention
6 overheated. Pt100 B ~ PT100 G can only be used after RTD / PT100 and ground fault card
are installed.
Related parameters:11A、11B、11C、 11D、11E 、11F、11G、16O ~ 16U

The displayed RTD / PT100 has a short circuit. Check and exclude this condition.
RTD circuit failure Related parameters: none

There is a problem with the connection between the soft starter and the optional
ommunication interface. Remove the interface and reinstall it.
Starter communication (connect
If the problem persists, contact your local dealer.
Port and soft starter)
The soft starter has an internal communication error. Contact your local dealer.
Related parameters: 1 6J

Disable starter This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.

The thermistor input is enabled, and:

The input resistance is less than 20 Ω (the cold resistance of most thermistors is greater
Thermistor circuit
than this value), or a short circuit has occurred. Check and exclude this condition.
Related parameters: none

The soft starter has a built-in bypass and requires a large current during operation.
(When the protection curve of 10A is tripped, or the motor current rises to 600% of the motor
Time limit overcurrent
rated current setting value.)
Related parameters: none

The motor current drops sharply, which is caused by unloading. Causes of descent include
Under current broken components (shafts, belts, or couplings), or the pump is idling.
Related parameters: 4C 4D 16C

This trip cannot be adjusted.

Unsupported option
The selected function cannot be used (for example, the triangle connection method does
(Triangle connection method
not support jog).
(This feature is not supported)
Related parameters: None

Vibration alarm This is the name chosen for the programmable input. See Input Trip.

Where X is 1, 2 or 3.
Internal fault (PCB failure). Contact your local supplier for advice.
VZC failure PX This trip cannot be adjusted
Related parameters: None

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11.3 General faults

The following table describes known soft starter failures without tripping or warning.
Symptom Possible reason
Check input A (C53, C54). It is possible to disable the starter via a
Starter "Not Ready" programmable input. If you participate The number 6A or 6F is set to starter
disabled and the corresponding input. If there is an open circuit, the soft
starter will not start.
The soft starter may be in remote control mode. When the soft starter is in
The soft starter does not respond to START
remote mode,The local LED on the actuator does not light up. Press the L / R
or RESET on the operation panel.
(local / remote) button once to switch to local control.
The soft starter may be in local control mode. When the soft starter is in local
control mode,The local LED on the starter is on. Press the L / R (local / remote)
button once to switch to Local control.
The control cable may be connected incorrectly. Check remote control start
The soft starter does not respond to commands input, remote control stop input And remote control reset input are configured
from the control inputs. correctly (see Control Cables on page 6 for details)The signal sent to the
remote control input may be wrong. Activate each input signal in turn and test.
input signal. The corresponding remote control input LED on the starter
should be on.
The soft starter may be waiting for the restart delay to elapse. Restart delay
length is subject to parameters 4M restart delay control.
The motor may be too hot to start. If parameter 4N Motor Temperature
Measurement is set to Measure Only when the soft starter calculates that the
motor has sufficient thermal capacity to successfully complete the start,
The soft starter does not respond to start
The soft starter is allowed to start. Wait for the motor to cool down before
commands from local control or over-control.
attempting to start.It is possible to disable the starter via a programmable input.
If parameter 6A or 6F is set as starter disabled If there is an open circuit on the
corresponding input, the soft starter will not start. If no longer needed Disable
the starter and close the input circuit.
Note
Parameter 6Q Local / Remote: Controls when the L / R (local / remote)
button is enabled.
When using two-wire remote control, reset is The two-wire remote control start signal must be canceled, and then the start
not performed after automatic reset. signal reapplied to restart.
When using two-wire remote control, the remote start The auto start / auto stop function can only be used in remote mode with three
/ stop command overrides the automatic start / stop setting. or four wire control.

If there is a connection between the thermistor After establishing the connection and activating the short-circuit protection,
inputs B4 and B5, or if the motor thermistor enable the thermistor input.Remove the connection and load the default
between B4 and B5 is permanently removed, parameter group. This will disable the thermistor input and clear the trip.
a non-resettable thermistor circuit will trip. Connect a 1k2Ω to the thermistor input
Set the thermistor protection to "record only" (parameter 16I).
When using two-wire remote control, the remote start The auto start / auto stop function can only be used in remote mode with
/ stop command overrides the automatic start / stop setting. three or four wire control.

If a small motor rated current setting (parameter 1a) is used, the starting performance may
be unstable.This may affect the use of soft starters on small test motors rated from 5 A to
The soft starter cannot control the motor 50 A.A power factor correction capacitor must be connected at the power supply end of
the soft starter. To control dedicatedThe power factor correction capacitor contactor
correctly during the starting process.
connects the contactor to the operation relay terminal.

If the starting current is too small, the motor cannot produce enough torque to
accelerate to full speed.The soft starter may trip due to the starting limit time.
Be careful
Ensure that the motor starting parameters are suitable for the application
and use the expected motor starting curve. If parameter 6A or 6F is set as
The motor cannot reach full speed. motor parameter selection, check whether the corresponding input is in
the expected state.
The load may be blocked. Check whether the load is seriously overloaded
and whether the rotor is locked.
The thyristor in the soft starter must have a current of at least 5A to be locked. If the rated
current is less than When testing the soft starter on the motor of 5A, the thyristor may
Motor operation is unstable. not lock normally.

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If the soft starter is connected to the motor by triangle connection method,

The motor is irregular or noisy. the soft starter may not be inspected correctly
Test connection. Contact your local supplier for advice.

The soft stop setting may not be appropriate for the motor and load. Check the
Soft stop ends too fast. settings of parameters 2h, 2I, 10h and 101.
If the load of the motor is very small, the function of soft stop is very limited.

Adaptive control, braking, inching and These functions can only be used with star connection. If the soft starter is
two-phase control functions do not work. connected with triangle connection method, these functions will not work.

After the adaptive control is selected, The first adaptive control start is a real constant current so that the starter can
the motor is started normally, and the understand the motor characteristics.
second start is different from the first start. Adaptive control is used for subsequent starting.

The next time control power is applied, the starter will trip due to Lx-Tx short
When this option is selected, two-phase circuit. If the control power is switched on again between two starts, the
control does not work. two-phase control will not work.

The operation board did not receive data from the control PCB. Check the cable
Starter "waiting for data of the display on the starter Whether the connection and installation are correct.

The fixing screws of the operation board may not be tightened, causing
The display of the operation panel intermittent connection. Tighten the operation panel
is in disorder. Fix the screws or install the four corners in place.

Check whether the fixing screws of the operation board are tightened too
Display distortion tightly. Loosen the screws slightly.

Make sure that after adjusting the parameter settings, press the menu (store)
button to save the new values. If you press exit(exit), changes are not saved.
Check whether the parameter write protection (parameter 15b) is set to read-
write. If parameter write protection is set If it is read-only, you can view the
Unable to save parameter settings. parameters, but you cannot change them. You must enter the security access
password To change parameter write protection settings.
EEPROM on operation panel. May be faulty. Failure of EEPROM will also
cause soft starter Trip, and an error message will be displayed on the operation
panel: parameter out of range. Contact local supplier Ask for advice.

If the three-phase power supply is connected, the soft starter will not
Attention! Cut off the main power supply activate the operation simulation. This can prevent accidents
Trigger direct start.

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Chapter 12 Appendix
12.1 Specifications

Name Plate

Product Name:Built In Bypass Soft Starter

Model Number:AST7000-S4-015
Related Voltage: AC 380V-480V 50/60HZ

S/N AST7000202205250006

Model code

AST7000 - S4 - 030
Rated Power
030=30KW

Product Voltage
S2: 220V-240V
S4: 380V-480V
S6: 525V-690V

Product Series

Model List

Voltage Power Current (A) Product Size (mm) Weight

Model No.
(V) (KW) (A) W D H Kg

220V-240V 3phase input 3 phase output 50/60HZ

AST7000- S2-7.5 220V-240V 7.5KW 32A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S2-011 220V-240V 11KW 45A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S2-015 220V-240V 15KW 60A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S2-18.5 220V-240V 18.5KW 75A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S2-022 220V-240V 22KW 90A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S2-030 220V-240V 30KW 110A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S2-037 220V-240V 37KW 150A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000- S2-045 220V-240V 45KW 180A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000- S2-055 220V-240V 55KW 220A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000- S2-075 220V-240V 75KW 320A 440 290 608 41kg

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Inomax AST7000 soft starters model list
Voltage Power Current (A) Product Size (mm) Weight
Model No.
(V) (KW) (A) W D H Kg
380V-480V 3phase input 3 phase output 50/60HZ
AST7000-S4-7.5 380V-480V 7.5KW 15A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-011 380V-480V 11KW 23A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-015 380V-480V 15KW 30A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-18.5 380V-480V 18.5KW 37A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-022 380V-480V 22KW 45A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-030 380V-480V 30KW 60A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-037 380V-480V 37KW 75A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-045 380V-480V 45KW 90A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-055 380V-480V 55KW 110A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000-S4-075 380V-480V 75KW 150A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000-S4-090 380V-480V 90KW 180A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000-S4-115 380V-480V 115KW 230A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000-S4-132 380V-480V 132KW 264A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000-S4-160 380V-480V 160KW 320A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000-S4-185 380V-480V 185KW 370A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000-S4-200 380V-480V 200KW 400A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000-S4-220 380V-480V 220KW 425A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000-S4-250 380V-480V 250KW 500A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000-S4-280 380V-480V 280KW 560A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000-S4-315 380V-480V 315KW 630A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000-S4-350 380V-480V 350KW 700A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000-S4-400 380V-480V 400KW 800A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000-S4-450 380V-480V 450KW 900A 600 387 831 98kg
AST7000-S4-500 380V-480V 500KW 1000A 600 387 831 98kg

Voltage Power Current (A) Product Size (mm) Weight

Model No.
(V) (KW) (A) W D H Kg
525V-690V 3phase input 3 phase output 50/60HZ
AST7000- S6-045 525V-690V 45KW 67A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S6-055 525V-690V 55KW 82A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S6-075 525V-690V 75KW 112A 152 215 292 7kg
AST7000- S6-090 525V-690V 90KW 135A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000- S6-115 525V-690V 110KW 172A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000- S6-132 525V-690V 132KW 198A 274 260 408 18kg
AST7000- S6-160 525V-690V 160KW 240A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000- S6-185 525V-690V 185KW 277A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000- S6-200 525V-690V 200KW 300A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000- S6-220 525V-690V 220KW 330A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000- S6-250 525V-690V 250KW 375A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000- S6-280 525V-690V 280KW 420A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000- S6-350 525V-690V 350KW 525A 440 290 608 41kg
AST7000- S6-400 525V-690V 400KW 560A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000- S6-450 525V-690V 450KW 630A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000- S6-500 525V-690V 500KW 700A 440 290 608 44kg
AST7000- S6-560 525V-690V 560KW 800A 440 290 608 44kg

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Size and weight

W W
A D A D

H B H B

F1 AST7000- 11KW~55KW F2 AST7000- 75KW~110KW

W
A D

H B

F3 AST7000- 132KW~400KW AST7000- 450KW~800KW

F4

Dimensions (mm) Installation size (mm)

POWER RANGE Outline
W H D A B d
11kW- 55kW 152 312 215 92 269 M6 F1
75kW- 110kW 274 408 260 160 385 M8 F2
132kW- 400kW 440 608 290 320 530 M8 F3
450kW-800kW 600 831 387 400 823 M8 F4

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12.2 parameter value
If you need the assistance of the supplier or service technician, please fill in all parameter settings in the table below.
1 Motor data - 1 User settings 1 User settings 2
1A Rated current of motor
1B Locked rotor time
1C Locked rotor current
1D Service factor of motor
2 Start / stop MODE-1
2A Starting mode
2B Starting ramp time
2C Initial current
2D Current limit
2E Adaptive starting curve
2F Jump start time
2G Jump start amplitude
2H Stop mode
2I Stopping time
2J Adaptive stop curve
2K Adaptive control gain
2L Braking torque
2M Braking time
3 Auto start / stop
3A Auto start mode
3B Auto start time
3C Automatic stop mode
3D Auto stop time
4 Protection settings
4A Starting limit time
4B Starting limit Time-2
4C Undercurrent
4D Under current delay
4E Instantaneous overcurrent
4F Instantaneous overcurrent delay I
4G Phase sequence
4H Current imbalance
4I Current unbalance delay
4J frequency measurement
4K Frequency variation
4L Frequency delay
4M Restart delay
4N Motor temperature measurement
4O Earth fault current
4P Earth fault delay
4Q Retain
4R Retain
4S Retain
4T Retain
5 Automatic reset trip
5A Automatic reset function
5B Maximum reset times
5C A / b reset delay
5D C reset delay

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6 Input
6A Input a function
6B Enter a name
6C Input a trip
6D Input a trip delay
6E Input a initial delay
6F Input b function
6G Enter b name
6H Input b trip
6I Input b trip delay
6J Input b initial delay
6K Input c function
6L Input d function
6M Remote reset logic
6N Analog input trip
6O Analog input range
6P Simulated trip point
6Q Local / remote:
6R Remote control communication
7 Output
7A Relay a function
7B Relay a opening delay
7C Relay a off delay
7D Relay b function
7E Relay b on delay
7F Relay b off delay
7G Relay c function
7H Relay c on delay
7I Relay c off delay
7J Relay d function
7K Relay e function
7L Relay f function
7M Low current indication
7N High current indication
7O Motor temperature indication
7P Analog output a
7Q Analog a range
7R Analog a max
7S Analog a min
7T Analog output B
7U Analog B range
7V Analog B Max
7W Analog B min
8 monitor
8A language
8B F1button function
8C F2 button function
8D Display current or power
8E Top left corner of screen
8F Top right corner of screen

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8G Bottom left corner of screen

8H Bottom right corner of screen
8I Graphic data
8J Graphic display period
8K Graphic display maximum
8L Graphic display minimum
8M Current calibration
8N Main supply voltage
8O Voltage calibration
9 Motor data-2
9A Double thermal protection model
9B Motor rated current - 2
9C Locked rotor time-2
9D Locked rotor current-2
9E Motor service factor-2
10 Start / stop mode-2
10A Starting mode-2
10B Starting ramp-2
10C Initial current - 2
10D Current limit-2
10E Adaptive starting curve-2
10F Jump start time-2
10G Jump start amplitude-2
10H Stop mode-2
10I Stop time-2
10J Adaptive stop curve-2
10K Adaptive control gain 2
10L Brake torque-2
10M Braking Time-2
11 RTD temperature
11A RTD/PT100 A C
11B RTD/PT100 B C
11C RTD/PT100 C C
11D RTD/PT100 D C
11E RTD/PT100 E C
11F RTD/PT100 F C
11G RTD/PT100 G C
12 Slip ring motor
12A Motor data 1 ramp
12B Motor data 2 ramp
12C Conversion time
12D Slip ring reduction
15 Senior
15A Access code
15B Parameter write protection
15C Emergency operation
15D Short circuit thyristor action
16 Protective measures
16A Motor overload
16B Starting limit time
16C Undercurrent

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16D Instantaneous overcurrent

16E Current imbalance
16F Frequency
16G Input a trip
16H Input b trip
16I Motor thermistor
16J Starter communication
16K Network communication failure
16L Heatsink ot
16M Battery / clock failure
16N Grounding fault
16O RTD/PT100 A
16P RTD/PT100 B
16Q RTD/PT100 C
16R RTD/PT100 D
16S RTD/PT100 E
16T RTD/PT100 F
16U RTD/PT100 G
16V Retain
16W Retain
16X Low control voltage
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code description default
address
40009 1A Motor rated current depending on model
40010 1B Lock rotor time 0m:10s
40011 1C locked rotor current 600%
40012 1D Motor service factor 105%
40013 2A Starting method constant current
40014 2B start ramp time 10S
40015 2C initial current 350%
40016 2D current limit 350%
40017 2E Adaptive starting curve constant acceleration
40018 2F Kick start time 0000ms
40019 2G Kick start amplitude 500%
40020 2H stop mode coast to stop
40021 21 stop time 0m:00s
40022 2J Adaptive Stop Curve constant deceleration
40023 2K Adaptive Control Gain 75%
40024 2L braking torque 20%
40025 2M braking time 0m:01s
40026 3A Automatic start mode close
40027 3B Auto start time 00h:01m
40028 3C automatic stop close
40029 3D Auto stop time 00h:01m
40030 4A Start limit time 0m:20s
40031 4B Start limit time-2 0m:20s
40032 4C undercurrent 20%
40033 4D Undercurrent Delay 0m:05s
40034 4E Transient overcurrent 400%
40035 4F Instantaneous overcurrent delay 0m:00s
40036 4G phase order any sequence
40037 4H current imbalance 30%
40038 41 Current Unbalance Delay 0m:03s
40039 4J Frequency measurement startup and runtime
40040 4K frequency change ±5Hz
40041 4L frequency delay 0m:01s
40042 4M restart delay 10s
40043 4N Motor temperature measurement do not measure
40044 40 ground fault current 100 mA
40045 4P earth fault delay 0m:03s
40046 4Q Undervoltage 100V
40047 4R Undervoltage delay 5s
40048 4S Overvoltage 800V
40049 4T Over voltage delay 5s
40050 5A Auto reset function Turn off auto reset
40051 5B Maximum reset times 1
40052 5C A/B reset delay 00m:05s
 40053 5D C reset delay 05 m
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code description default
address
40054 6A AA function Motor parameter selection
40055 6B Enter AA name input trip
40056 6C Input AA trip always on
40057 6D Input A Trip Delay 0m:00s
40058 6E Input A Initial Delay 0m:00s
40059 6F Input AB function Input trip (N/0)
40060 6G Enter B name input trip
40061 6H Input AB trips always on
40062 61 Input B trip delay 0m:00s
40063 6J Input off start delay 00m:00s
40064 6K Input C function close
40065 6L Input D function close
40066 6M Remote reset logic Normally closed (N/C)
40067 6N Analog input trip without tripping
40068 60 Analog input range 2-10V
40069 6P Simulate a trip point 50%
40070 6Q local/remote: always on
40071 6R telecontrol communication Enable when remote control
40072 7A Relay A function main contactor
40073 7B Relay A on delay Om:00s
40074 7C Relay A off delay Om:00s
40075 7D Relay B function run
40076 7E Relay B on delay 0m:00s
40077 7F Relay B off delay 0m:00s
40078 7G Relay C function tripped
40079 7H Relay C on delay 0m:00s
40080 71 Relay C off delay 0m:00s
40081 7J Relay D function close
40082 7K Relay E Function close
40083 7L Relay F function close
40084 7M low current indication 50%
40085 7N High current indication 100%
40086 70 Motor temperature indication 80%
40087 7P Analog output A Current (% rated current)
40088 7Q Analog A range 4-20 mA
40089 7R Analog A Max 100%
40090 7S Analog A Minimum 0%
40091 7T Analog output B Current (% rated current)
40092 7U Analog B range 4-20 mA
40093 7V Analog B max 100%
40094 7W Analog B min 0%
40095 8A language English
40096 8B F1 button function Auto start/stop setting
 40097 8C F2 button function not set
40098 8D Display current or power current
40099 8E upper left corner of the screen starter status
40100 8F top right corner of the screen blank
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code description default
address
40101 8G Bottom left corner of screen operating hours
40102 8H Bottom right corner of screen analog input
40103 81 graphic data Current (% rated current)
40104 8J Graphic display period 10s
40105 8K Graphical display of maximum value 400%
40106 8L Graphical display of minimum value 0%
40107 8M Current calibration 100%
40108 8N mains voltage 400V
40109 80 Voltage calibration 100%
40110 9A Dual thermal protection model single model
40111 9B Motor rated current-2 depending on model
40112 9C Locked Rotor Time-2 0m:10s
40113 9D Locked Rotor Current-2 600%
40114 9E Motor Service Factor -2 105%
40115 10A Start mode-2 constant current
40116 10B Start Ramp-2 0m:10s
40117 10C Initial current -2 350%
40118 10D Current Limit-2 350%
40119 10E Adaptive Starting Curve-2 constant acceleration
40120 10F Kick start time-2 0000 ms
40121 10G Kick start amplitude -2 500%
40122 10H stop mode-2 coast to stop
40123 101 stop time-2 0m:00s
40124 10J Adaptive Stop Curve - 2 constant deceleration
40125 10K Adaptive Control Gain -2 75%
40126 10L Braking Torque-2 20%
40127 10M Braking time-2 0m:01s
40128 11A RTD/PT1OO A ° C 50 。 C （122 。 F）
40129 11B RTD/PT1OO B°C 50 ° C （122 。 F）
40130 11C RTD/PT1OO C° C 50 ° C （122 ° F）
40131 11D RTD/PT1OO D° C 50 。 C （122 。 F）
40132 HE RTD/PT1OO E°C 50 ° C （122 。 F）
40133 11F RTD/PT1OO F°C 50 ° C （122 ° F）
40134 11G RTD/PT1OO G°C 50 ° C （122 ° F）
40135 12A Motor data 1 ramp single slope
40136 12B Motor data 2 ramp single slope
40137 12C Conversion time 150 ms
40138 12D slip ring deceleration 50%
40139 15A access password 0
40140 15B Parameter write protection read and write
 40141 15C emergency operation disabled
40142 15D Short circuit thyristor action Three-phase control only
40143 15E Jog torque 50%
40144 16A Motor overload Starter tripped
40145 16B Start limit time Starter tripped
40146 16C undercurrent Starter tripped
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code description default
address
40147 16D Transient overcurrent Starter tripped
40148 16E current imbalance Starter tripped
40149 16F frequency Starter tripped
40150 16G Input A trips Starter tripped
40151 16H Input B trips Starter tripped
40152 161 Motor thermistor Starter tripped
40153 16J Starter Communication Starter tripped
40154 16K network communication failure Starter tripped
40155 16L Radiator overheating Starter tripped
40156 16M battery/clock failure Starter tripped
40157 16N Ground Fault Starter tripped
40158 160 RTD/PT1OO A Starter tripped
40159 16P RTD/PT1OO B Starter tripped
40160 16Q RTD/PT1OO C Starter tripped
40161 16R RTD/PT1OO D Starter tripped
40162 16S RTD/PT1OO E Starter tripped
40163 16T RTD/PT1OO F Starter tripped
40164 16U RTD/PT1OO G Starter tripped
40165 16V reserve -
40166 16W reserve -
40167 16X Low control voltage Starter tripped
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