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PowerFlex 520 Series Logix Integration Lab

MC05

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MC01 – PowerFlex 750 Series Drive Application Functions

MC02 – PowerFlex 523/525/527 Drive Introduction

MC03 – AC Motor Application Considerations

MC04 – Installation Considerations for VFDs

MC06 – Design Considerations of MCC’s

AD07 – Studio 5000 New Features

AD09 – Intro to Logix Lab

Other Related Technical Sessions

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Agenda

Notes About the Lab

What You’ll Do

Goals of the Lab

The Equipment

Introductions

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Kerry Dahl – Werner Electric:

Drives and Motors Specialist (Eau Claire, WI)

Daryld Miller – Werner Electric:

Drives and Motors Specialist (Mankato, MN)

Patrick Liebsch – Rockwell Automation:

Power Control Area Manager (Minneapolis)

Jerry Kavaloski – Rockwell Automation:

Power Control Area Manager (Minneapolis)

Stan Ho – Rockwell Automation:

Power Control Regional Manager Lead

Presenters

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Learn the basics of drive programming using the new PowerFlex 525 Compact AC drive.

Get familiar with using the Human Interface Module (HIM), Connected Components Workbench™ software and the drive’s Start-Up wizard.

View the AppView™ groups, a new feature that provides specific parameter groups for popular applications. Configure a CustomView™ parameter grouping.

Experience the drive’s ease of integration into the Logix environment using the drive’s embedded EtherNet/IP port and its add-on profile in RSLogix 5000™.

Goals of Lab

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Exercise 1:Use the HIM Keypad and Display to reset and configure PowerFlex 525 AC Drive parameters.

Exercise 2:Utilize EtherNet/IP and Connected Components Workbench™ to go online and explore the drive parameters, AppView™ and CustomView™parameter groupings as well as the start-up wizard.

Exercise 3:Preview the PowerFlex 525 Drive Add-On Profile as well as the Drives and Motion Accelerator Toolkit preconfigured PowerFlex 525 logic and faceplate.

What You’ll Do

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� PowerFlex 525 Demo Box (12P019A):

� CompactLogix processor (1769-L18ERM-BB1B)

� EtherNet/IP Comm Module (1783-ETAP)

� PowerFlex 525 AC Drive (25BV2P5N104)

� Induction Motor (4IK25A-SW)

� Allen Bradley Hollow Shaft Encoder (844A-Z324D1024)

� Computer

� Vmware Lab Image

� Lab Manual

The Equipment

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� The HMI should have loaded on your desktop

� Do not click “OK” until instructed to do so.

� The labs are running inside a virtual machine environment

� This improves consistency between lab sessions.

� This lab extensively utilizes the

Drives and Motion Accelerator Toolkit

� This modular framework provides electrical drawings, panel layouts, sample code and HMI screens to speed new machine development and design.

� The Appendix provides an overview of the DMAT.

Notes About the Lab

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Related Sessions and Product Locations

MC01 – PowerFlex 750 Series Drive Application Functions

MC02 – PowerFlex 523/525/527 Drive Introduction

MC03 – AC Motor Application Considerations

MC04 – Installation Considerations for VFDs

MC06 – Design Considerations of MCC’s

AD07 – Studio 5000 New Features

AD09 – Intro to Logix Lab

Rockwell Automation – Solution Areas 1-5

Littelfuse – Booth 300

Leeson, Grove Gear – Solution Area 2

MTE Corporation – Solution Areas 1-2

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