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1. Fault Reset The Fault reset sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Fault reset Reset mode Fault reset mode Autoreset group 1 Reset number Auto reset attempts group 1 setting Reset time Auto reset group 1 timeout Autoreset group 2 Reset number Auto reset attempts group 2 setting Reset time Auto reset group 2 timeout Autoreset group 3 Reset number Auto reset attempts group 3 setting Reset time Auto reset group 3 timeout Motor The Motor sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Motor Operating Mode Motor operating mode Rapid cycle time Rapid cycle lockout timeout Direct transition Control direct transition Transition time Motor transition timeout Two step level Motor step 1 to 2 threshold Two step time Motor step 1 to 2 timeout Star delta Motor star delta Contactor The Contactor sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Contactor Contactor rating Contactor rating 1639581EN 04 06 2014 59 Using the LTM CU Menu Services Services Menu The Services menu contains the following sub menus Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Menu Services Date Time setting HMI setting Network History Config Settings Product ID Self test Clear The Services sub menus are describe
2. Pr g Validates a setting or value and enables access to a sub menu when a menu is selected Move up to the next higher level menu m el 1 when Quick View is in manual scroll mode Scroll down Enables access to manual scroll mode when w G Quick View is in automatic scroll mode a Scroll up Enables access to automatic scroll mode Used to increment a setting in menu mode Used to decrement a setting in menu mode Li When a menu item is password protected this icon enables access to the Enter Password screen 1639581EN 04 06 2014 35 Using the LTM CU Information Icons The following table describes the icons provided as information in the information area ofthe LCD display They indicate among others the selected menu or parameter Icon Description Description A Main menu Indicates that the present display is Quick View Metering setting menu Indicates that a detected warning has occurred O 5 IZ Protection setting menu Indicates that an error has been detected e mvi Control setting menu Information 4 Services menu Check box selected SI Language selection menu Radio button selected Check box unselected Item has been selected for inclusion in Quick View display lt i O Radio button unselected LTMR in Configuration mode gt LCD Displays The LTM C
3. Entering a Password The LTM CU password must be an integer from 0000 to 9999 The process of entering a password is similar to editing a numerical setting Step Description 1 Select Services HMI setting Password Change passwd to navigate to the HMI Keypad Password parameter 2 Press OK to step into the Password setting The value 0000 appears by default and is not necessarily the active password Press OK again to select the first left most digit for editing Use F or to increase or decrease the first digit value gt Press to move to the second digit for editing Use F or to increase or decrease the second digit value Note Other digits remain hidden and are displayed as an asterisk 6 Press to move to the third digit for editing Use or to increase or decrease the third digit value 7 Press to move to the fourth digit for editing Use or to increase or decrease the fourth digit value 8 Press OK to complete the entry of the new password The LCD displays the screen for confirming the new password 9 Repeat steps 3 through 8 When the new password is confirmed the LCD returns to the previous higher level screen Authorizing Parameters Editing When password protection is enabled editing a parameter setting requires entering the password The process of entering a password is similar to editing a numerical setting Step Description 1 Press contextual me
4. www schneiderelectric com LTMCU Langtool Software Language Files LTMCU Langtool is a software dedicated to downloading language files to the LTM CU LTMCU Langtool e is a Microsoft Windows 2000 XP 7 based application e runsonaPC e enables the LTM CU to display information in several languages The language files have a name structured as follows LTIMCU_ccV_XXXX ini Example LTMCU_en0_ 1300 ini is the language file for the English en version Character Description CC 2 letter code of the language concerned in lower case following ISO 639 international standards V 1 digit for the language variant 0 for basic language XXXX 4 digits for version of the language concerned Downloading from the Website The procedure below describes how to download to a PC e the LTMCU Langtool program file e language files Step Action Connect your PC to our website www schneider electric com In the Search field type TeSys T Click Product Offer Click TeSys T On the TeSys T product offer page click on Download Documents amp Softwares Click Software Firmware NEO Oy Bl WwW NM gt Download to your PC the LTMCU Langtool Software e the LTMCU_languages file 26 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Processing the zip file The procedure below describes how to process the downloaded file so that LTMCU Langtool is ready for USE St
5. Load shedd Load sheddings count Rstart imm Auto restart immediate count Rstart delay Auto restart delayed count Rstart manu Auto restart manual count UnderPw F Underpower faults count OverPw F Overpower faults count Under Pfact F Under power factor faults count Over Pfact F Over power factor faults count HMI loss F HMI port faults count History Counters Net cfg F Network port config faults count continued Network F Network port faults count Diagnostic F Diagnostic faults count Wiring error Wiring faults count Internal F Controller internal faults count Int link F Internal port faults count Motor history Operating time Operating time Motor Starts Motor starts count Last start dur Motor last start duration Last start current Motor last start current ratio Power Wh Active power consumption Power VARh Reactive power consumption LTMR LTMR max temp Controller internal temperature max History LO1 closings Motor LO1 closings count LO2 closings Motor LO2 closings count 64 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Config Settings Product ID Self Test Clear The Config sub menu contains the following parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Config Enter config End config Controller system config required The Settings sub menu contains the following parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Settings FDR backup now FDR data backup command FDR r
6. Action Unzip the downloaded file the SoMove file is unzipped in a folder named SoMove _Lite V X X X X where X X X X is the version number Open this folder and double click setup exe In the Choose Setup Language dialog box select the installation language Click OK In the Welcome to the Installation Wizard for SoMove Lite dialog box click the Next button BB W NM If an Install Shield Wizard dialog box appears and informs you that you must install Modbus driver click the Install button Result Modbus driver is installed automatically In the Readme and Release Notes dialog box click the Next button In the Readme dialog box click the Next button In the License Agreement dialog box e Read carefully the license agreement e Select accept the terms in the license agreement option Click the Next button In the Customer Information dialog box e Enter the following information in the corresponding fields e First name e Last name e Company name Select an installation option e Either the Anyone who uses this computer option if SoMove Lite is used by all users of this computer or e Only for me if SoMove Lite is used only by you e Click the Next button 10 In the Destination Folder dialog box f necessary modify the SoMove Lite destination folder by clicking the Change button e Click the Next button 11 12 In the Shortcuts dialog box e If you want to
7. addition of this symbol to a Danger or Warning safety label indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if the instructions are not followed hazards Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death N This is the safety alert symbol It is used to alert you to potential personal injury 4 DANGER DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury A WARNING WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury A CAUTION CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury Electrical equipment should be installed operated serviced and maintained only by qualified personnel No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction and operation of electrical equipment and its installation and has received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved 1639581EN 04 06 2014 1639581EN 04 06 2014 About the Book Z At a Glance Document Scope This manual describes how to install configure and use the TeSys T LTM CU Control O
8. by selecting in the main menu e automatically after the main menu has been displayed for 10 seconds with no key pressed or e by pressing to close a detected fault or warning display There are 2 types of Quick View display modes automatic scroll mode and manual scroll mode You can switch from one to the other by pressing contextual navigation keys Automatic Scroll Mode The following screen shows a Quick View display in automatic scroll mode In this mode each variable is displayed for a few seconds at a time Y Y V Temp sensor Run Quick View display icon Name of the variable currently displayed Motor state Short key to main menu Access to manual scroll mode by pressing the associated contextual navigation key Value of the variable currently displayed OORA wD 1639581EN 04 06 2014 39 Using the LTM CU Manual Scroll Mode The following screen shows a Quick View display in manual scroll mode In this mode you can scroll through the list of variables using the contextual navigation keys Quick View display icon Name of the variable currently displayed Motor state Short key to main menu Contextual navigation keys pressing them scroll to the next or previous variable in the Quick View Access to automatic scroll mode by pressing the associated contextual navigation key Value of the variable currently displayed NO oh WD 40 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Detected Fault
9. identify these different elements you can choose e one of the pre defined labels e the blank label that you can customize with a pen The diagram below shows an example of a pre defined label NOTE The label must be chosen according to the LTM R controller s operating mode The keys label on the local control interface must be appropriate to the functions of the LTM R operating mode Inserting Labels To insert a local control interface label Step Action 1 Slide the tip of the label into the slit on the side of the LTM CU as shown below Be careful to use the right slit as shown in the zoom below 2 Slide the rest of the label into position in the LTM CU making sure that the identifiers on the label are correctly aligned with the interface elements 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Installing the LTM CU Step Action 3 Tuck the label tab into the tab loop as shown in the diagram below 4 18 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Installing the LTM CU Flush Mounting the LTM CU Overview This section describes how to mount the LTM CU inside a panel cut out as well as the accessories needed for mounting LTM CU Rear Face The various elements of the rear face of the LTM CU are shown in the diagram below Na Clamp Mounting fixation with mounting nut 3 Rear RJ45 port Panel Setup Procedure Stage 1 Description Check that the installation panel
10. or cabinet s surface is flat in good condition and has no jagged edges Metal reinforcing strips can be attached to the inside of the panel near the panel opening to increase the panel s rigidity Panel thickness should be from 0 8 to 6 mm 0 03 to 0 23 in Be sure that the ambient operation temperature and the ambient humidity are within their designated ranges When installing the LTM CU in a cabinet or enclosure the ambient operation temperature is the cabinet or enclosure s internal temperature Be sure that heat from surrounding equipment does not cause the LTM CU to exceed its standard operating temperature see page 13 When installing the LTM CU in a slanted panel the panel face should not incline more than 30 a 30 or less Y When installing the LTM CU in a slanted panel and the panel face inclines more than 30 the ambient temperature must not exceed 40 C 104 F 1639581EN 04 06 2014 19 Installing the LTM CU Mounting the LTM CU Step Action 1 Cut an opening of 45 x 92 mm 1 77 x 3 6 in into the panel 2 Insert the unit into the panel cut as shown below 3 As shown below position the metallic washer only if the panel thickness is more than 3 5 mm 0 14 in Position the clamp in place then insert the mounting nut and tighten If the mounting nut is not correctly attached the unit may shift or fall out of the panel To open a
11. see Main Menu page 52 Selecting Values in a List The following example describes how to set the Current phase imbalance fault enable parameter by selecting the Yes value in a list Step Description Screen display 1 Select Protection settings Current Current imbalance Use W or amp to select Fault enable and press OK L Current imbalance Fault enable Fault level t vY X a m 2 Select Yes and press OK 3 The radio button beside the selection indicates the parameter s saved setting 4 After a few seconds the display automatically returns to the Current imbalance menu You can then navigate to another parameter to continue configuration or return to the main menu U Current imbalance Fault enable Fault level t vr QK A Mm 46 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Editing Numerical Values The following example describes setting the date and time parameters by editing numerical values Step Description Screen display 1 Select Services Date Time setting to navigate to the date and time parameters then press OK C Services Date Time setting HMI setting LT OK fil 2 Use WY or to select Day and press OK Date Time setting Month 3 Use or to increase or decrease the selected value 4 Press to select the second digit for editing use 4 or to increase or decrease the selected value then press OK to save
12. the setting 5 The display then automatically returns to the Date and Time menu Date Time setting Month BD t amp Kk A 1639581EN 04 06 2014 47 Using the LTM CU Configuration Mode The LTM CU is in configuration mode e by default in the First setup menu see First Setup Menu page 51 or e from the main menu select Services menu then Config Enter config When the LTMR is in configuration mode the icon is displayed in the right top corner of the information area Menu IL Protection setting vY OK 4 The procedure below describes how to edit parameters in configuration mode Step Action 1 In configuration mode edit parameters 2 When all parameters are set the last menu item to appear is End config press OK to validate 3 Select Yes to save the configuration or No to cancel changes NOTE In configuration mode access to the Quick View display is not proposed For more information on the configurable parameters in configuration mode only see the TeSys TLIMR Motor Management Controller User s Manuals 48 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Password Access Overview You can set a password for the LTM CU to limit access to configuration of LTM R controller parameters to authorized personnel When a password has been set other users can view the information displayed by the LTM CU but cannot edit parameter values
13. the list of stored languages Up to 3 stored languages are available Use the W and amp keys to select a language among the list of stored languages Press OK The LTM CU will now display the language you have selected NOTE If you want to display another language you can download other languages by using a PC running the LTMCU Langtool language management software see Language Management page 25 50 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU First Setup Menu Definition The First setup menu displays as follows e On power up if the connected LTMR is not configured first power up or after executing a Clear all command in the Services menu the parameters must be configured according to the connected LTM R and the Controller system config required to get the LTM CU operational e On subsequent power ups after selecting Config in the Services menu see Menu Services page 60 The LTM CU is in configuration mode in the First setup menu see Sub Menu Display page 38 First Setup Parameters The following editable parameters need to be configured before the LTM R can be used Note that some parameters in the following list may not be available depending on the configuration selections you make Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Parameter name First setup Phases Motor phases Nominal voltage Motor nominal voltage Nominal power Motor nominal power Load CT ratio Load C
14. threshold Temp sensor Fault enable Motor temperature sensor fault enable Fault level Motor temperature sensor fault threshold Fault level Motor temperature sensor fault threshold degree Warning enable Motor temperature sensor warning enable Warning level Motor temperature sensor warning threshold Warning level Motor temperature sensor warning threshold degree 54 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Current The Current sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Current Current imbalance Fault enable Current phase imbalance fault enable Fault level Current phase imbalance fault threshold Fault time starting Current phase imbalance fault timeout starting Fault time running Current phase imbalance fault timeout running Warning enable Current phase imbalance warning enable Warning level Current phase imbalance warning threshold Current ph loss Fault enable Current phase loss fault enable Fault time Current phase loss timeout Warning enable Current phase loss warning enable Current ph rev Phase sequence Motor phases sequence Fault enable Current phase reversal fault enable Long start Fault enable Long start fault enable Fault level Long start fault threshold Fault time Long start fault timeout Jam Fault en
15. transfer mode detected fault reset diagnostics motor and contactor parameters Menu Control Setting page 58 Services Language Configurable settings for HMI network maintenance and detected fault history as well as read only parameters for product ID This menu also enables you to set parameters for Quick View Available languages for the LTM CU display The default language is English Menu Services page 60 Language Management page 25 NOTE Not all the parameters listed in the following pages will appear in the LTM CU sub menus The parameters available depend on the type and configuration of the system 52 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Menu Metering Setting Metering Setting Menu The Metering setting menu contains the following sub menus Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Menu Metering setting Motor LoadCT Ground CT AC inputs Motor The Motor sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Motor Phases Motor phases Nominal voltage Motor nominal voltage Nominal power Motor nominal power Temp sensor Motor temperature sensor type Load CT The Load CT sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Load CT Load CT ratio Load CT ratio Primary Load CT primary external CT and specifi
16. 1639581EN 04 TeSys TLTM CU Control Operator Unit User Manual 06 2014 Schneider www schneider electric com ES E ec t r C The information provided in this documentation contains general descriptions and or technical character istics of the performance of the products contained herein This documentation is not intended as a substitute for and is not to be used for determining suitability or reliability of these products for specific user applications It is the duty of any such user or integrator to perform the appropriate and complete risk analysis evaluation and testing of the products with respect to the relevant specific application or use thereof Neither Schneider Electric nor any of its affiliates or subsidiaries shall be responsible or liable for misuse of the information contained herein If you have any suggestions for improvements or amendments or have found errors in this publication please notify us No part of this document may be reproduced in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying without express written permission of Schneider Electric All pertinent state regional and local safety regulations must be observed when installing and using this product For reasons of safety and to help ensure compliance with documented system data only the manufacturer should perform repairs to components When devices are used for applications with technical safety requirements the re
17. EN 04 06 2014 Introducing the LTM CU Presentation of the LTM CU Control Operator Unit Aim of the Product The LTM CU Control Operator Unit is a remote operator terminal that enables the configuration monitoring and control of the LTM R controller as part of the TeSys T Motor Management System The LTM CU has been specially developed to act as the Human Machine Interface HMI of the LTM R controller and is internally powered by the LTM R The diagram below shows the LTM CU front face LTM CU Functions The LTM CU can be used to e configure parameters for the LTM R controller e display information about the LTM R controller configuration and operation e monitor detected faults and warnings detected by the controller e control the motor locally using the local control interface LTM CU Languages The LTM CU can display languages thanks to an embedded dictionary The default factory language is English You can also download and install 2 other languages via www schneider electric com For more information on downloading languages see Language Management page 25 Configuring the LTM R Controller Using SoMove with the TeSys T DTM The LTM R controller can be configured using the LTM CU or a PC running SoMove with the TeSys T DTM see page 12 SoMove software is a Microsoft Windows based application using the open FDT DTM technology SoMove contains many DTMs The TeSys T DTM is a specific DTM that ena
18. Gnd current in Ground current ratio n O Current imbalance Current phase imbalance n O Average voltage Average voltage n O L1 L2 voltage L2 L3 voltage L1 L2 voltage n O L2 L3 voltage n O L3 L1 voltage L3 L1 voltage n O Voltage imbalance Active power Voltage phase imbalance n O Active power n 0 Power factor Power factor n O The Fault n 1 to Fault n 4 sub menus contain identical n 1 to n 4 read only parameters 1639581EN 04 06 2014 63 Using the LTM CU The Counters Motor history and LTM R history sub menus contain the following parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name History Counters All faults Faults count All warnings Warnings count Auto reset Auto resets count Th overld F Thermal overload faults count Th overld W Thermal overload warnings count Temp sens F Motor temperature sensor faults count Cur imbal F Current phase imbalance faults count Cur ph loss F Current phase loss faults count Long start F Long start faults count Jam F Jam faults count Undercur F Undercurrent faults count Overcur F Overcurrent faults count Gnd cur F Ground current faults count Volt imbal F Voltage phase imbalance faults count V ph loss F Voltage phase loss faults count Undervolt F Undervoltage faults count Overvolt F Overvoltage faults count
19. IP54 part outside cabinet IP20 part inside cabinet According to NEMA Type 12 part outside cabinet Type 1 part inside cabinet Resistance to shocks According to IEC 60068 2 27 2 Semi sine mechanical shock impulse 11 ms 15 g on 3 axes Resistance to vibration According to IEC 60068 2 6 2 5 300 Hz 4 g Fire resistance According to IEC 60947 1 650 C 1 202 F According to UL94 V2 V1 for plastic parts on front cover Degree of pollution According to IEC EN 61131 Degree 2 Overvoltage category According to IEC EN 61131 1 Some certifications are in progress 2 NOTICE This product has been designed for use in Zone A as defined in IEC 61131 2 Use of this product in Zone B may cause unwanted electromagnetic disturbance which may require the implementation of adequate mitigation measures Electrical Noise Immunity Immunity to According to EN61000 4 2 Through air 8 kV level 3 electrostatic discharge Overeursee 6 kV level 3 Radiated RF According to EN61000 4 3 80 MHz to 2 GHz 10 V m level 3 Immunity to fast According to EN61000 4 4 Power supply 2 kV level 3 transient bursts Communication 1 kV level 3 Immunity to radioelectric fields According to EN61000 4 6 10 V rms level 3 Surge immunity According to IEC EN 61000 4 5 Line to earth ground 1 kV 2 918 uF level 3 Line to line 2 kV 2 0 18
20. Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Parameter Name Network Network settings Address Network port address setting Baud ratel Network port baud rate setting Parity Network port parity setting Endian Network port endian setting Comm loss Fault enable Network port fault enable Warning enable Network port warning enable Network timeout Network port comm loss timeout Device Status Baud rate Network port baud rate Parity Network port parity Address Network port address setting 1 Except for LTM R Profibus 2 LTM R Modbus only Network Ethernet TCP IP The Network sub menu contains the following parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Parameter Name Network Network settings IP address Ethernet IP address setting Subnet mask Ethernet subnet mask setting Gateway Ethernet gateway address setting Endian Network port endian setting Frame type Network port frame type setting Network protocol Communication protocol status FDR FDR disable Network port FDR disable Auto backup Network port FDR auto backup enable Backup period Network port FDR auto backup period setting Comm loss Master IP address Ethernet master IP address setting Fault enable Network port fault enable Warning enable Network port warning enable Network timeout Network port comm loss timeout Device Status Address Device name Ethernet device name MAC address Ethernet MAC ad
21. T ratio Primary Load CT primary Secondary Load CT secondary CT multi passes Load CT multiple passes Operating mode Motor operating mode Two step level Motor step 1 to 2 threshold Two step time Motor step 1 to 2 timeout Star delta Motor star delta Trip type Thermal overload mode Trip class Motor trip class FLC1 or oC 1 2 Motor full load current ratio FLC2 or OC2 Motor high speed full load current ratio Definite O Time Thermal overload fault definite timeout Local channel Control local channel setting Network protocol Communication protocol Language HMI language setting End config Controller system config required 1 Depending on motor operating mode 2 Depending on trip type 3 Depending on trip type and motor operating mode 4 For LTM R Ethernet TCP IP only 1639581EN 04 06 2014 51 Using the LTM CU Main Menu Overview The LTM CU s main menu gives access to sub menus which enable access to the parameters required to configure the LTM R The settings sub menus are described below Sub menu Contains See Metering setting Configurable settings for Motor Load CT and Ground CT parameters Menu Metering Setting page 53 Protection setting Configurable settings for Thermal Voltage Current Power and Voltage Dip Management parameters Menu Protection Setting page 54 Control setting Configurable settings for fallback remote local mode
22. U presents 3 different LCD displays LCD display Functions Menu e Displaying and editing the configuration settings required for configuring the LTMR metering protection control and services settings e Displaying diagnostic and history data Quick View e Displaying real time metering of pre selected parameters by automatic or manual scrolling Detected Faults and Warnings e Displaying the most recent detected fault or warning Each of these 3 displays is described in detail below LCD Display Settings e The LCD display is continuously backlit e Contrast and Brightness are adjustable by using the Services menu 36 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Parameter Display Overview Main Menu Display The LTM R parameters are contained in 2 different menu structures e the main menu and sub menus e the First setup menu The navigation and sub menu presentation are identical in the 2 menu structures Each sub menu consists of one or several levels of nested parameters The main menu appears e on power up of the LTM CU after the First setup menu settings have been saved if no faults or warnings are detected or e by pressing the fal button The main menu consists of 5 sub menus Metering setting Protection setting Control setting Services and Language You can access each of these sub menus from the main menu The First setup menu enables to set a limited number of configuration parameters of t
23. able 62 frame type setting 62 parity 62 parity setting 62 warning enable 62 62 network port FDR status 62 O operating time 64 over power factor fault enable 56 fault threshold 56 fault timeout 56 faults count 64 warning enable 56 warning threshold 56 overcurrent fault enable 55 fault threshold 55 fault timeout 55 faults count 64 warning enable 55 warning threshold 55 overpower fault enable 56 fault threshold 56 fault timeout 56 faults count 64 warning enable 56 warning threshold 56 overvoltage fault enable 56 fault threshold 56 fault timeout 56 faults count 64 warning enable 56 warning threshold 56 P password access 49 power factor n 0 63 protection password 49 Protection setting parameters 54 Q Quick View 34 35 36 39 automatic scroll mode 39 manual scroll mode 40 R rapid cycle lockout timeout 59 reactive power consumption 64 S Services parameters 60 SoMove 10 starts count motor LO1 64 motor LO2 64 stop HMI disable 58 stop terminal strip disable 58 F test fault enable 65 thermal capacity level n 0 63 thermal overload fault definite timeout 51 54 fault enable 54 fault reset threshold 54 faults count 64 mode 51 54 warning enable 54 warning threshold 54 warnings count 64 U under power factor fault enable 56 fault threshold 56 fault timeout 56 faults count 64 warning enable 56 warning threshold 56 underc
24. able Jam fault enable Fault level Jam fault threshold Fault time Jam fault timeout Warning enable Jam warning enable Warning level Jam warning threshold Undercurrent Fault enable Undercurrent fault enable Fault level Undercurrent fault threshold Fault time Undercurrent fault timeout Warning enable Undercurrent warning enable Warning level Undercurrent warning threshold Overcurrent Fault enable Overcurrent fault enable Fault level Overcurrent fault threshold Fault time Overcurrent fault timeout Warning enable Overcurrent warning enable Warning level Overcurrent warning threshold Current Ground current Start disable Ground current fault disabled in start continued Fault enable Ground current fault enable Fault level Internal ground current fault threshold Fault level External ground current fault threshold Fault time Internal ground current fault timeout Fault time External ground current fault timeout Warning enable Ground current warning enable Warning level Internal ground current warning threshold Warning level External ground current warning threshold 1639581EN 04 06 2014 55 Using the LTM CU Voltage Power The Voltage sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Voltage Voltage imbalance Fault enable Voltage phase imbalance fault enable Fault level Voltage phase imbalance fault threshold Fault time starting Voltage phase imbalance fault timeout star
25. bles the configuration monitoring control and customization of the control functions of the LTMR controller as part of the TeSys T motor management system LTM CU Assembly There are 2 ways to use the LTM CU e asa fixed HMI device flush mounted in a panel and continuously connected to one LTM R controller see page 19 or e asa portable HMI device used from time to time to set and monitor several LTM R controllers A separate kit reference LTM9KCU is required to mount the portable LTM CU 10 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Introducing the LTM CU More Information in LTM R User s Manuals The User s Manual of the LTM R controller used is complementary to the present manual and needed for the system implementation It contains the following information e description of the functions metering and monitoring protection and control e parameter values including factory default e installation and commissioning 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Introducing the LTM CU Installing SoMove and the TeSys DTM Library Overview The installation of SoMove includes some DTMs such as the TeSys DTM library The TeSys DTM library includes e TeSys T DTM e TeSys U DTM These DTM are automatically installed during the SoMove installation process Downloading SoMove SoMove can be downloaded from the Schneider Electric website www schneider electric com by entering SoMove Lite in the Search field Installing SoMove Step
26. c ratio Secondary Load CT secondary external CT and specific ratio CT multi passes Load CT multiple passes Ground CT The Ground CT sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Ground CT Ground CT ratio Ground current fault configuration Primary Ground CT primary Secondary Ground CT secondary AC inputs The AC inputs sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Parameter Name AC inputs Controller AC logic inputs configuration 1639581EN 04 06 2014 53 Using the LTM CU Menu Protection Setting Protection Settings The Protection setting menu contains the following sub menus Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Menu Protection setting Thermal Current Voltage Power Voltage dip mngt Thermal The Thermal sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Thermal Thermal overload Trip type Thermal overload mode Trip class Motor trip class Auxiliary fan Motor auxiliary fan cooled Fault enable Thermal overload fault enable FLC1 or OC1 Motor full load current ratio FLC1 FLC2 or OC2 Motor high speed full load current ratio FLC2 Reset level Thermal overload fault reset threshold Definite O Time Thermal overload fault definite timeout Warning enable Thermal overload warning enable Warning level Thermal overload warning
27. control key 1 above Red or green B Output O 2 is active see the functional description for control key 2 above Red or green C The active control source is the local source Amber D The active control source is the remote source Amber You can choose whether the LEDs A and B are red or green when active by setting the Run LED color parameter in the Services sub menu See HMI Setting page 60 1639581EN 04 06 2014 43 Using the LTM CU Active Control Source Example The LTM CU can be configured as the local or remote active control source e The LTM CU is the active local control source when the parameter Control local channel setting is set to HMI e The LTM Cu is the active remote control source when the parameter Control remote channel setting is set to HMI e The key 4 allows to switch between local and remote control mode if the logic input 1 6 is ON and the parameter HMI remote local buttons enable is set to Yes The parameters are available from the sub menu Control Settings Remote Local See Remote Local page 58 in the Control Setting Menu The table below indicates if the keys are active or not depending on the LTM CU active source status and the color of the Local Remote LEDs If LTM CU is and if Then the keys are the local active source LED C is ON amber active LED D is ON amber inactive the remote active source LED C is ON amber inactive LED D is ON amber activ
28. create a shortcut on the desktop and or in the quick launch bar select the corresponding options Click the Next button In the Ready to Install the Program dialog box click the Install button Result The SoMove Lite components are installed automatically Modbus communication DTM library which contains the communication protocol DTM libraries which contain different drive catalogs e SoMove Lite itself 13 In the Installation Wizard Completed dialog box click the Finish button Result SoMove Lite is installed on your computer 12 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Introducing the LTM CU Technical Specifications of the LTM CU Environmental Characteristics Certification 1 UL CSA CE EAC GOST RCM CTIC K Conformity to Standards IEC EN 61131 2 UL60947 4 1A CSA C22 2 no 60947 4 1 European community CE marking satisfies the essential requirements of the low voltage LV machinery and outside cabinet directives electromagnetic compatibility EMC directives Ambient air Storage 40 80 C 40 176 F temperature around Operation inside cabinet 20 60 C 4 140 F the device 20 55 C 4 131 F Humidity range 15 to 95 without condensation Cycled humidity According to IEC EN 60068 2 30 variant 2 55 C 131 F 12 cycles Degree of protection According to IEC 60947 1 protection against direct contact
29. d below Date Time Setting The Date Time setting sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Date Time setting Year Date and time setting Month Day Hour Minutes Seconds HMI Setting The HMI Setting sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name HMI setting Language HMI language setting Contrast HMI display contrast setting Brightness HMI display brightness setting Run LED color HMI motor status LED color Degree unit Motor temperature sensor display degree CF 60 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name HMI setting Quick View Motor status HMI display motor status enable continued Date HMI display date enable Time HMI display time enable Last start HMI display start statistics enable Thermal capacity HMI display thermal capacity level enable Remain th cap HMI display thermal capacity remaining enable Time to trip HMI display time to trip enable Average voltage HMI display average voltage enable L1 L2 voltage HMI display L1 L2 voltage enable L2 L3 voltage HMI display L2 L3 voltage enable L3 L1 voltage HMI display L3 L1 voltage enable Voltage imbalance HMI display voltage phase imbalance
30. d tab The PC area is divided into 3 blocks Select Language si Version Each block is dedicated to one of the languages you want to download into the LTM CU Click Select in a block The file folder opens Browse and open the right file in the Language Your selection is displayed in the block folder e Language Language 1 must be English but you can select Version language dictionaries are likely to the version evolve Language 2 and 3 may remain empty Select Language Engis Clear Version a 4 Click Clear if you want to remove the selection in this block Then go back to step 2 5 Once the languages are selected click Compile Compiling lasts a few seconds until the set to check the set of languages to download to the complete window displays LTMCU lanDown set complete OK 6 Click OK Your set of languages is ready to be downloaded to the LTM CU 7 Perform one of the following actions Selection of languages downloaded e download the set of languages see page 32 e click Reset and go back to step 2 e click Clear for any language and go back to step 2 If you accidentally cleared a language click Restore to avoid returning to step 2 1639581EN 04 06 2014 31 Example The graphic shown below represents the Select and download tab of LTMCU Langtool In this example a set of languages is ready to be downloaded to the LTM CU The user has already e read in the 3 blocks of t
31. dress IP address Ethernet IP address Subnet mask Ethernet subnet mask Gateway Ethernet gateway address FDR status Network port FDR status 62 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU History The History sub menu contains the following sub menus Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Menu Services History 5 faults history Counters Motor history LTMR History The 5 faults history sub menu contains the following sub menus Level 4 Level 5 5 faults history Fault n O Fault n 1 Fault n 2 Fault n 3 Fault n 4 The Fault n 0 sub menu contains the following read only parameters Level 3 History Level 4 5 faults history Level 5 Fault n O Level 6 Parameter Name Fault name Fault code n 0 Date Date and time n O Time FLC setting in Motor full load current ratio n O FLCmax Full load current max n O Thermal capacity Thermal capacity level n O Temp sensor Motor temperature sensor n 0 Frequency Frequency n O Average current Average current n O L1 current L1 current n O L2 current L2 current n O L3 current L3 current n O Ground current Ground current n O Avg current in Average current ratio n O L1 current in L1 current ratio n O L2 current in L2 current ratio n O L3 current in L3 current ratio n O
32. e The following example explains the meaning of LED C and D state to know whether keys 1 and 2 are active or not If the 2 following conditions are satisfied e Control local channel setting parameter is set to HMI in this example HMI LTM CU e 6 input is active for example in case of a strap between C and 1 6 inputs on the LTM R plug in terminal Then the HMI is the local control channel and keys 1 and 2 are active inactive according to LED C and D state e LED CON and LED D OFF means that the LTM CU is the active control source keys 1 and 2 are active e LED C OFF and LED D ON means that the LTM CU is not the active control source keys 1 and 2 are inactive 44 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Navigating the Menu Structure Overview When the LTM CU is powered up e The First setup menu is displayed when LTM R commissioning was not done e The detected fault and warning display is executed ifthe LTMR is in a detected fault and warning condition e The Quick View is displayed in other cases Back to main menu by fi button Navigating Menus and Sub menus The example below shows how to navigate the menu structure to display the date and time settings Step 1 Description If necessary press a on the right to access the main menu shown here Press W to scroll down to other menu choices Screen Display A Menu en IL Protection setting Y Ka O When the Services menu i
33. ea 29 Language folder 28 29 language selection 37 LTM CU area 29 PC area 29 menus Control setting 58 First setup 57 main menu 52 Menu 52 Metering setting 53 navigating 45 Protection setting 54 Services 60 Metering setting parameters 53 motor auxiliary fan cooled 54 full load current ratio 57 full load current ratio FLC1 54 high speed full load current ratio 57 high speed full load current ratio FLC2 54 nominal power 57 53 nominal voltage 57 53 operating mode 57 59 phases 57 53 phases sequence 55 step 1 to 2 threshold 57 59 step 1 to 2 timeout 57 59 temperature sensor fault threshold 54 temperature sensor fault threshold degree 54 temperature sensor type 53 temperature sensor warning threshold 54 temperature sensor warning threshold degree 54 transition timeout 59 trip class 51 54 motor full load current max n 0 63 motor full load current ratio n 0 63 motor last start current duration 64 motor last start duration 64 motor star delta 57 59 motor starts count 64 motor temperature sensor display CF 60 faults count 64 n 0 63 mounting 19 1639581EN 04 06 2014 69 Index N network port address 62 address setting 62 baud rate 62 baud rate setting 62 comm loss timeout 62 62 config faults count 64 endian setting 62 62 fallback setting 58 fault enable 62 62 faults count 64 FDR auto backup enable 62 FDR auto backup period setting 62 FDR dis
34. enable Average current HMI display average current enable L1 current HMI display L1 current enable L2 current HMI display L2 current enable L3 current HMI display L3 current enable Avg current in HMI display average current ratio enable L1 current in HMI display L1 current ratio enable L2 current in HMI display L2 current ratio enable L3 current in HMI display L3 current ratio enable Current imbalance HMI display current phase imbalance enable Ground current HMI display ground current enable Active power HMI Display active power enable Reactive power HMI display reactive power enable Power Wh HMI Display power consumption enable Power factor HMI display power factor enable Frequency HMI display frequency enable Temp sensor HMI motor temperature sensor enable Operating time HMI display operating time enable Starts per hour HMI display starts per hour enable I O status HMI display I O status enable Control mode HMI display control mode enable Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Parameter Name HMI Setting Password Change passwd HMI keypad password continued HMI comm Baud rate HMI port baud rate setting Parity HMI port parity setting Comm Loss Fault enable HMI port fault enable Warning enable HMI port warning enable 1639581EN 04 06 2014 61 Using the LTM CU Network Modbus Profibus CANopen DeviceNet The Network sub menu contains the following parameters Level 3
35. ep Action 1 In your Microsoft Windows file manager unzip landown_vxxx zip to a local directory using a decompression tool The directory contains the root files including Startup exe 2 In your Microsoft Windows file manager unzip LTMCU_languages_xxx zip to a local directory using a decompression tool The directory contains the available ini language files 1639581EN 04 06 2014 27 Using LTMCU Langtool Process Description The table below describes the steps to follow to download language files to the LTM CU with a PC running the LTMCU Langtool language management software Phase Description 1 Connect the LTM CU to your PC see Connecting the LTM CU page 23 The LTM CU must be connected to the LTM R Start LTMCU Langtool Configure LTMCU Langtool Read data about languages stored in the LTM CU Select languages from the Language folder Download selected languages to the LTM CU Read again the language data to verify that the correct languages are properly stored in the LTM CU Close LTMCU Langtool o S 9 01 AJ OIN NOTE In this process the Language folder refers to the folder located in the LTMCU Langtool local directory see Downloading from the Website page 26 Starting LTMCU Langtool The procedure below describes how to start LTMCU Langtool Step Action 1 Double click the Startup exe file from the LTMCU Langtool local directory 2 Select
36. eset Motor Contactor Fallback The Fallback sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Fallback HMI fallback HMI port fallback setting Network fallback Network port fallback setting Remote Local The Remote Local sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Remote Local Remote channel Control remote channel setting Local channel Control local channel setting HMI R L enable HMI remote local buttons enable Power up mode HMI remote local default mode Transfer mode Control transfer mode Stop enable The Stop enable sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Stop enable Terminals Stop terminal strip disable HMI Stop HMI disable LI3 assignment The LI3 assignment sub menu contains the following editable parameter Level 3 Parameter Name LI3 assignment Diagnostics Logic input 3 external ready enable The Diagnostics sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Diagnostics Wiring error Fault enable Wiring fault enable On Off diagnostic Fault enable Diagnostic fault enable Warning enable Diagnostic warning enable 58 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU
37. estore now FDR data restore command Channels Config via HMI keypad enable Config via HMI engineering tool enable Config via network port enable The Product ID sub menu contains the following read only parameters Level 3 Product ID Level 4 Parameter Name LTMR Controller commercial reference LTME Expansion commercial reference The Self test sub menu contains the following read only parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Self test Fault enable Test fault enable Self test now Self test command The Clear sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Clear Clear all Clear all command Controller setting Clear controller settings command Network setting Clear network port settings command Statistics Clear statistics command Thermal capacity Clear thermal capacity level command 1639581EN 04 06 2014 65 Using the LTM CU 66 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Index A AC inputs 53 active power consumption 64 n 0 63 auto resets count 64 auto restart delayed count 64 delayed timeout 57 immediate count 64 immediate timeout 57 manual count 64 auto reset attempts group 1 setting 59 attempts group 2 setting 59 attempts group 3 setting 59 group 1 timeout 59 group 2 timeout 59 group 3 timeout 59 average cu
38. et 24 ul z z2 71 12lo oo s v Nc i SOOG SYOVO PC running SoMove with the TeSys T DTM Cable kit TCSMCNAM3MOO2P LTMR controller LTM E expansion module LTM CU Control Operator Unit Grounding collar LTM9CU HMI device connection cable NO oO RGD When the LTM CU is connected to a PC the LTM CU becomes passive and cannot be used to visualize information 24 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Chapter 3 Language Management Introduction This chapter describes how to use the LTMCU Langtool language management software Use LTMCU Langtool to change the language stored in the LTM CU when you need the LTM CU to display other languages than those stored in the embedded dictionary What Is in This Chapter This chapter contains the following topics 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Topic Page Presentation of LTMCU Langtool 26 Using LTMCU Langtool 28 25 Presentation of LTMCU Langtool Overview The LTM CU embedded dictionary can store up to 3 languages The default factory displayed language is English You can change e the 2 other stored languages e the English version To make these changes of language or version you have to download language files to the LTM CU with a PC running the LTMCU Langtool language management software A language file contains a dictionary version of 1 language The LTMCU Langtool and language files can be downloaded from the Schneider Electric website
39. evel Overpower warning threshold Under power fact Over power fact Fault enable Under power factor fault enable Fault level Under power factor fault threshold Fault time Under power factor fault timeout Warning enable Under power factor warning enable Warning level Under power factor warning threshold Fault enable Over power factor fault enable Fault level Over power factor fault threshold Fault time Over power factor fault timeout Warning enable Over power factor warning enable Warning level Over power factor warning threshold 56 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Voltage Dip Management The Voltage dip mngt sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Parameter Name Voltage dip mngt Function Voltage dip mode Loss level Voltage dip threshold Loss time Load shedding timeout Immediate time Auto restart immediate timeout Delayed time Auto restart delayed timeout Restart level Voltage dip restart threshold Restart time Voltage dip restart timeout 1639581EN 04 06 2014 57 Using the LTM CU Menu Control Setting Control Setting Menu The Control setting menu contains the following sub menus Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Menu Control setting Fallback Remote Local Stop enable LI3 assignment Diagnostics Fault r
40. h language the languages stored in the LTM CU e Language e Version e Status and Operation Example of a block Language Operation v Version Status RE 1 or 2 blocks except the top block may remain empty Language Status and Operation The table below describes e the 4 possible states for a language stored in the LTM CU e the use of the Operation checkbox Status Operation Checkbox Language is downloaded in the LTM CU and Uncheck Operation to disable it has been enabled Operation checkbox checked Language is downloaded in the LTM CU and Check Operation to enable it has been disabled Operation checkbox lt Q oO 2 D eJ 2 g unchecked Language has been downloaded in the Operation checkbox not available LTM CU and has been removed after Download this language to the LTM CU if you want dark blue 7 check uncheck actions on the Operation to enable it again checkbox Language not properly downloaded in the Operation checkbox not available cas LTM CU or no language in the LTM CU Download this language to the LTM CU if you want light blue to enable it again 30 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Select Languages in the Language Folder The procedure below describes how to select in the Language folder the languages to download to the LTM CU Use the PC area of the Select and download tab Step Action Result 1 Select the Select and downloa
41. he LTM CU area data about languages stored in the LTM CU e selected in the 3 blocks of the PC area the languages to download to the LTM CU LTMCU Langtool Select Language 1 Clear Version _ Version Status Select Language Spanish f Language Operation 7 Version Select Language chinese N Gyf Language Operation 7 Clear Version Version Status EEE guration Select and download LTMCU Reset Compile Connect Language Operation v Version Status EEE _Disconnect __Read Download information Connection established _ Download Download progress 1 No change for English 2 Spanish upgrade to a more recent version 3 French version 2 replacement by Chinese version 4 Download Check and Close The procedure below describes how to download the set of languages to the LTM CU Use the Download and LTM CU areas Step Action Result 1 Click Download to transfer the language files When a block in the PC area is empty the language stored in the LTM CU opposite block in the LTM CU area will not be changed A popup window indicates that downloading is complete Click Read to check the languages stored in the LTM CU Click Disconnect to close the communication with the LTM CU The status of downloaded languages must be green If it is not the case select again languages in the Language folder and download them again You can disconnect y
42. he LTM R see First Setup Menu page 51 The following diagram shows the elements in the main menu display F A Menu IL Protection setting A Main menu icon and title Scroll bar indicating level in the main menu Short key to Quick View display from main menu only Contextual menu navigation keys Display area with list of sub menus identified by icon and title AOUN 1639581EN 04 06 2014 37 Using the LTM CU Sub Menu Display First Setup Display The following diagram shows an example of a sub menu display gt A Metering setting oo PODND Load CT Menu icon and title Scroll bar indicating level in sub menu Short key to main menu Contextual menu navigation keys Return to higher level menu key Display area with list of sub menus The following diagram shows the First setup menu display ak WON xy y1 First setup Load CT ratio vY ok a First setup menu icon and title Configuration mode icon Scroll bar indicating level in the First setup menu Contextual menu navigation keys Display area with list of accessible parameters 38 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU Quick View Display Overview The Quick View display contains a scrolling list of dynamically changing values for pre selected variables Select the variables you want to display using the Services menu see Menu Services page 60 The Quick View is displayed e manually
43. he control panel interface see Using the Local Control Interface page 42 e the RJ45 port see Connecting the LTM CU page 23 The LTM CU navigation keys are contextual that is their function depends on the associated icons shown on the LCD display These icons change for different displays so the navigation key functions also change The navigation keys can be used to navigate menus and sub menus scroll within a value list select a setting in a value list exit a value list without making a selection return to the main first level menu switch between manual and automatic presentation mode in Quick View display 34 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM C U The diagram below shows an example of the different functions of each of the navigation keys associated with an icon on the LCD display Metering setting Load CT NSNOCGPRwDND Information area of the LCD display Contextual navigation icons area of the LCD display Move up to the next higher level menu Move down to the next item in the menu Select an item Move up to the previous item in the menu Return to the main menu Contextual Navigation Icons The following table describes the icons used with the contextual navigation buttons on the LTM CU Icon Description Description fal Enables access to the main menu from a sub menu or from Quick View O O Q Enables access to Quick View from the main menu or a sub menu
44. hermal capacity level enable 67 thermal capacity remaining enable 67 time setting 67 time to trip enable 67 voltage phase imbalance enable 67 HMI port baud rate setting 67 fallback setting 58 faults count 64 parity setting 67 HMI remote local key default 58 HMI remote local key enable 58 interface physical description 34 internal ground current fault threshold 55 fault timeout 55 warning threshold 55 internal port faults count 64 68 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Index jam fault enable 55 fault threshold 55 fault timeout 55 faults count 64 warning enable 55 warning threshold 55 L L1 current n 0 63 L1 current ratio n 0 63 L1 L2 voltage n 0 63 L2 current n 0 63 L2 current ratio n 0 63 L2 L3 voltage n 0 63 L3 current n 0 63 L3 current ratio n 0 63 L3 L1 voltage n 0 63 label 17 inserting 17 langtool files 27 local folder 27 patch 27 language LTM CU display 70 LTMCU Langtool 25 26 management 25 tool 25 load CT multiple passes 57 53 primary 57 53 ratio 53 secondary 57 53 load shedding timeout 57 load sheddings count 64 local control interface 42 control keys 42 label 17 LEDs 43 logic input 3 external ready enable 58 long start fault enable 55 fault threshold 55 fault timeout 55 faults count 64 LTM CU contextual navigation keys 34 displays 36 language 50 LTM CU display icons 35 LTMCU Langtool 26 28 download 26 download ar
45. ing rules must be respected in order to reduce disturbance on the behavior of the LTM CU due to EMC e Keep as large a distance as possible between the communication cable and the power and or control cables minimum 30 cm or 11 8 in Cross over different types of cables at right angles if necessary Do not bend or damage the cables The minimum bending radius is 10 times the cable diameter Avoid sharp angles of paths or passages of the cable The cable shield must be connected to a protective ground at both ends The connection of the cable shield must be as short as possible Several shields can be connected together Perform the grounding of the shield with a collar Place the cable along the grounded plate around the withdrawable drawer NOTICE UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION Use Schneider Electric standard cables Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage Communication and Power Supply The LTM CU connects to the LTM R controller via the RJ45 port at the rear of the unit see Connecting to the LTM R Controller page 24 This connection is used to provide both the communication signals and the power supply Connecting Cables and RJ45 Pinout To connect the LTM CU and the LTM R controller use the specific cables LTM9CU10 and LTM9CU30 The LTM CU RJ45 port pinout is shown below Front view D1 DO u P Common Pin no Signal Description 1 Reserved D
46. levant instructions must be followed Failure to use Schneider Electric software or approved software with our hardware products may result in injury harm or improper operating results Failure to observe this information can result in injury or equipment damage 2014 Schneider Electric All rights reserved 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Table of Contents Safety informati n 2 2 r 2042ER ER reitet 5 AbOUL ING BOOK ssc na 05 nun Eee nak Oe oS A ee eee owe ee 7 Chapter 1 Introducing the LTM CU Control Operator Unit 9 Presentation of the LTM CU Control Operator Unit 20 0 0 0 eee 10 Installing SoMove and the TeSys DTM Library 0 0 0 cc eee 12 Technical Specifications of the LIM CU eens 13 Chapter 2 Installing the LTM CU Control Operator Unit 15 LTM CU DIMCNSIONS 2 45 52 t000 Gtiwe ce bee ae Bas os bees SAS eae eee ee 16 Inserting the Local Control Interface Label 0 0 0 0 ccc ees 17 Flush Mounting the LIM CU 1 1 eee eens 19 Mounting a Portable LTM CU 1 ce ee eee ens 21 Connecting the LIM CU 2 2 svveteewiteds Qaeeeeee ve er bean 23 Chapter 3 Language Management 0 0 0 cece eee eee eee 25 Presentation of LTMCU Langtool 0 0 ccc eee 26 Using LTMCU Langtool 0 0 eee eens 28 Chapter 4 Using the LTM CU Control Operator Unit 33 LTM CU Physical Descrip
47. load tab of LTMCU Langtool and the functionalities of the 3 areas in this tab LTMCU Largtool COM cobriguration Select and download PC LTMCU Select Langyag Version 77 Select Language Version 7 Select Language 7 Version Reset Compile Language 7 Version Status WW Language 7 7 r Version _ Status O2 Language _ 7 Version C Status DI Connect _ Download Download information Connection established Download progress Area Functionality The LTM CU area is dedicated to e reading data about languages stored in the LTM CU e enabling and disabling languages stored in the LTM CU The PC area is dedicated to e select the languages to download to the LTM CU from the LTMCU Langtool Language folder The Download area is dedicated to e downloading languages from your PC to the LTM CU 1639581EN 04 06 2014 29 Reading Data about Languages The procedure below describes how to read and display data on the languages stored in the LTM CU Use the LTM CU area of the Select and download tab Step Action Result 1 Select the Select and download tab 2 Click Connect Your PC can communicate with the LTM CU An hour glass appears on the LTM CU display It remains displayed until you click Disconnect in the LTM CU area 3 Click Read to display the data about The following data is displayed in a block for eac
48. mpulse Low speed start High speed start Stop motor For more information about operating mode and output assignments see the TeSys T LTM R Motor Management Controller User s Manual 42 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU The functions of control keys 4 and 5 are stable and do not depend on the operating mode The following table describes the functions of control keys 4 and 5 Control Key Description Key 4 Switch between local and remote mode Key 5 Reset the LTMR controller and clear all detected faults that can be reset Active lnactive Control Keys Control keys 1 to 5 are active or inactive according to the selected active control source The following table describes the state of control keys 1 to 5 for each case Control Key The LTM CU channel is the active control source is not the active control source 1 Active Inactive Active Inactive Active e 2 wire inactive e 3 wire active if the value of the Stop HMI Disable parameter 0 Stop HMI key is enabled 4 Depending on the value of the Control Remote Local Buttons Enable parameter e parameter 0 disable key is inactive e parameter 1 enable key is active 5 Active LEDs In the diagram below the 4 control LEDs are labeled A D The following table describes each of the 4 LEDs LED When active indicates that Color A Output O 1 is active see the functional description for
49. nd lock the mounting nut use the special tool No ZB5 AZ905 if needed BR A gt 3 5 lt 6 gt 0 14 lt 0 24 20 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Installing the LTM CU Mounting a Portable LTM CU Overview You may need to move your LTM CU from one place to another To do so use the kit reference LTM9KCU equipped with magnets which turns the LTM CU into a portable device Then position the kit on a metallic surface This section describes how to mount an LTM CU into the kit and how to remove it LTM9KCU Kit Characteristics e The kit consists of a casing made of 2 symmetrical parts e No tools are required to mount or remove the LTM CU from the casing e 4 magnets at the back of the kit let you position the LTM CU on any metallic surface e For your convenience you can move the kit together with its connection cable using the cable housing on the rear face of the casing Mounting the LTM CU into the LTM9KCU Kit To mount the LTM CU into the kit Step Action 1 Position the LTM CU between the 2 parts of the casing 1639581EN 04 06 2014 21 Installing the LTM CU Step Action 3 On the rear face of the LTM CU insert
50. nu navigation keys to navigate to the parameter to edit 2 Press i The screen to enter the password is displayed Press OK to select the first left most digit for editing Use F or to increase or decrease the first digit value gt Press to move to the second digit for editing Use or to increase or decrease the second digit value Note Other digits remain hidden and displayed as an asterisk 6 Press to move to the third digit for editing Use or to increase or decrease the third digit value 7 Press to move to the fourth digit for editing Use F or to increase or decrease the fourth digit value 8 Press OK to complete the entry of the password When the password is confirmed you can edit the parameter value Password Activation Deactivation Enter a password value from 0001 to 9999 to enable password protection Enter a password value of 0000 to disable password protection Password protection is disabled by default 1639581EN 04 06 2014 49 Using the LTM CU Selecting the Language Displayed by the LTM CU Procedure The procedure below enables you to select one language stored in the LTM CU memory Step Action 1 Press Ai to return to the LTM CU main menu 2 Display the Language sub menu by e either navigating the menu structure Menu Services HMI setting Language e or select the HP Language sub menu from the main menu 3 Select a language among
51. o not connect 2 Reserved Do not connect 3 Reserved Do not connect 4 D1 or D B Communication between LTM CU and LTMR controller 5 DO or D A Communication between LTM CU and LTMR controller 6 Reserved Do not connect T7 VP 7 Vdc power supply provided by the LTM R controller 8 Common Signal and power supply common 1639581EN 04 06 2014 23 Installing the LTM CU Connecting to the LTM R Controller Power up The diagrams below show the LTM CU connected to the LTM R controller with and without the LTM E expansion module LTM CU Control Operator Unit Grounding collar LTM9CUee HMI device connection cable LTMR controller LTM E expansion module ah WON When the LTM CU has been connected to the LTM R controller it powers up and performs a series of self tests During this time the LCD display lights up and firmware version and language versions inside the LTM CU are displayed for a few seconds After a successful connection the backlight changes to the setting in LTM R and the main menu appears Connecting to a PC You can connect a PC to the LTM CU via the RJ45 on the front face of the unit as shown in the diagram below The diagrams below show the connections from a PC to the LTM CU and the LTM R controller with and without the LTM E expansion module MODBUS TEE ESEJE DIE 253 E g 28 8 eal Res
52. ot related to the LTM CU state Control Key Functions The label on each of the control keys depends on the label set you have inserted see Inserting the Local Control Interface Label page 17 A WARNING UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION Proper labeling of the control keys must be validated Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage In order to explain the function of each control key in the diagram below the 5 control keys are labeled 1 to 5 Control keys 1 to 3 are used to control LTM R outputs O 1 and O 2 The function of control keys 1 to 3 depends on the motor operating mode The following table lists their functions for each operating mode Operating Mode Assignment Key 1 Key 2 Key 3 Overload 2 wire maintained No action No action No action 3 wire impulse Independent 2 wire maintained Control motor O 1 Control O 2 Stop motor open O 1 and open O 2 while pressed 3 wire impulse Start motor close O 1 Close 0 2 Stop motor open O 1 and open O 2 Reverser 2 wire maintained Forward run Reverse run Stop while pressed 3 wire impulse Start motor forward Start motor reverse Stop motor Two step 2 wire maintained Control motor No action Stop while pressed 3 wire impulse Start motor No action Stop motor Two speed 2 wire maintained Low speed control High speed control Stop while pressed 3 wire i
53. our PC from the LTM CU Click amp to quit LTMCU Langtool You are ready to select the language displayed by the LTM CU see Selecting the Language Displayed by the LTM CU page 50 NOTE Download time is approximately 5 minutes for each language 32 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Chapter 4 Using the LTM CU Control Operator Unit Overview This chapter describes how to use the LTM CU Control Operator Unit to configure and monitor LTM R controller parameters What Is in This Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page LTM CU Physical Description 34 Parameter Display 37 Quick View Display 39 Detected Faults and Warnings Display 41 Using the Local Control Interface 42 Navigating the Menu Structure 45 Editing Values 46 Password Access 49 Selecting the Language Displayed by the LTM CU 50 First Setup Menu 51 Main Menu 52 Menu Metering Setting 99 Menu Protection Setting 54 Menu Control Setting 58 Menu Services 60 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Using the LTM CU LTM CU Physical Description Front Face Navigation Keys The front face ofthe LTM CU is shown below LCD display Contextual navigation keys Front face RJ45 port for PC connection covered Local control interface including 5 control keys and 4 LEDs Pwopnr For a detailed description of e the LCD display and contextual navigation keys see below e t
54. perator Unit The firmware version of the LTM R connected to the LTM CU must be LTM CU compliant the LTM R firmware version must be 2 1 and above Validity Note This manual is valid for all LTM CU Control Operator Units The availability of some functions depends on the software version of the Control Operator Unit Related Documents Title of Documentation Reference Number TeSys T LTM R Modbus Motor Management Controller User Manual 1639501 TeSys T LTM R Profibus Motor Management Controller User Manual 1639502 TeSys T LTM R CANopen Motor Management Controller User Manual 1639503 TeSys T LTM R DeviceNet Motor Management Controller User Manual 1639504 TeSys T LTM R Ethernet TCP IP Motor Management Controller User Manual 1639505 TeSys T LTM CUs Instruction Sheet 1639582 You can download these technical publications and other technical information from our website at www schneider electric com 1639581EN 04 06 2014 T 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Chapter 1 Introducing the LTM CU Control Operator Unit Overview This chapter introduces the LTM CU Control Operator Unit and describes its function and technical specifications What Is in This Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Presentation of the LTM CU Control Operator Unit 10 Installing SoMove and the TeSys DTM Library 12 13 Technical Specifications of the LTM CU 1639581
55. rrent n 0 63 average current ratio n 0 63 average voltage n 0 63 C command clear all 65 clear controller settings 65 clear network port settings 65 clear statistics 65 clear thermal capacity level 65 FDR data backup 65 FDR data restore 65 self test 65 Communication protocol 51 protocol status 62 config via HMI engineering tool enable 65 HMI keypad enable 65 network port enable 65 connecting 23 cables 23 RJ45 23 to a PC 24 to LTM R controller 24 contactor rating 59 control local channel setting 51 58 remote channel setting 58 control direct transition 59 Control setting parameters 58 control transfer mode 58 controller commercial reference 65 internal faults count 64 internal temperature max 64 system config required 51 65 Cround fault disabled in start 55 current phase imbalance fault enable 55 fault threshold 55 fault timeout running 55 fault timeout starting 55 faults count 64 n 0 63 warning enable 55 warning threshold 55 current phase loss fault enable 55 faults count 64 timeout 55 warning enable 55 current phase reversal fault enable 55 D date and time n 0 63 setting 60 detected faults and warnings display 41 diagnostic fault enable 58 faults count 64 warning enable 58 dimensions 16 E Ethernet device name 62 gateway address 62 gateway address setting 62 IP address 62 IP address setting 62 MAC address 62 ma
56. s and Warnings Display Overview The Detected Faults and Warnings display contains a description of the most recently detected fault or warning The Detected Faults and Warnings display opens automatically upon the detection of a fault or warning Detected Faults and Warnings Display The following diagram shows the elements in the Detected Faults and Warnings display 1 Text indicating whether a detected fault or warning is displayed 2 Name of the detected fault or warning currently displayed Closing Detected Faults and Warnings Display The Detected Fault and Warnings display is e automatically closed after acknowledgement of the detected fault or warning that is e fora detected warning automatic acknowledgement when the associated real time parameter value conditions are no longer satisfied e for a detected fault acknowledgement on your initiative by operating a reset LTM R or communication reset e temporarily closed on your initiative by pressing and navigating the menus After a few seconds it will appear again 1639581EN 04 06 2014 41 Using the LTM CU Using the Local Control Interface Overview The Local Control Interface consists of 5 control keys and 4 LEDs The control keys if active enable you to control the LTMR Pressing a control key sends a signal to the LTMR to activate the associated function The 4 LEDs provide information about the LTMR state These LEDs are driven from the LTMR and are n
57. s highlighted press OK to enter the Services menu M Menu Control setting macervices YKa O Press W to select the Date Time setting sub menu and press OK to enter Services Clear Date Time setting t Y OK 4 Q You can now access the date and time settings You can also press L to return to the Services menu or press Ai on the right to return to the main menu Date Time setting Month t Vv Ka ff 1639581EN 04 06 2014 45 Using the LTM CU Editing Values Overview You can use the W A and OK keys to select and edit settings There are 2 ways to edit setting values using the LTM CU e Select an item in a value list e Edit anumerical value one digit at a time NOTE Some settings although expressed as numerical values are selected in the same way as an item in a value list For example a setting with a value that is expressed in units but can be incremented or decremented only by tens or hundreds of units is edited by scrolling through a value list The LTM CU enables the configuration and modification of 2 types of parameters e the main parameters of the LTM R through the configuration mode e the other parameters Editing any value requires familiarity with the LTM CU menu structure and general navigation principles e For information on menu navigation see Navigating the Menu Structure page 45 e For information on the menu structure
58. ster IP address setting 62 subnet mask 62 subnet mask setting 62 expansion FDR data 65 external ground current fault threshold 55 fault timeout 55 warning threshold 55 F fault code n 0 63 1639581EN 04 06 2014 67 Index fault enable motor temperature sensor 54 fault reset mode 59 faults count 64 first setup HMI language 57 parameters 57 frequency n 0 63 G ground CT primary 53 ratio 53 secondary 53 ground current fault enable 55 faults count 64 n 0 63 warning enable 55 ground current ratio n 0 63 H HMI keypad password 67 language setting 60 HMI display 31 L1 voltage enable 67 active power enable 67 average current enable 67 average current ratio enable 67 average voltage enable 67 brightness setting 60 contrast setting 60 control mode enable 67 current phase imbalance enable 67 date setting 67 frequency enable 67 ground current enable 67 I O status enable 67 L1 current enable 67 L1 current ratio enable 67 L1 L2 voltage enable 67 L2 current enable 67 L2 current ratio enable 67 L2 L3 voltage enable 67 L3 current enable 67 L3 current ratio enable 67 last fault enable 67 last warning enable 67 motor status enable 67 motor status LED color 60 motor temperature sensor enable 67 operating time enable 67 power consumption enable 67 power factor enable 67 reactive power enable 67 start statistics enable 67 starts per hour enable 67 t
59. the LTM CU firmware version and click Done 3 Select a view language and click Done This language will be used for the dialog boxes of LTMCU Langtool on your PC Configuring LTMCU Langtool The procedure below describes how to configure LTMCU Langtool Step Action 1 Select the COM Configuration tab MEU Langtcol COM Configuration Select and download Communication set COM port selection Configuration mode Automatic Com1 Manual Communication parameters Baudrate 19200 Data Bt fg 3 Parity Bit Ti I 28 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Step Action 2 Click the COM port selection arrow to select the PC communication port connected to the LTM CU To know the virtual communication port assigned on the PC when using the TCSMCNAM3MeeeP cable 1 Open Device Manager in Windows 2 Expand Ports COM amp LPT 3 Read the number of the assigned LTMCU virtual communication port 3 Select the Configuration mode e Automatic the Communication parameters are set automatically and the configuration of LTMCU Langtool is then finished Manual the communication parameters must be set 4 In Manual configuration mode only set the communication parameters e Baudrate e Data Bit e Parity Bit 5 Click the Select and download tab to access the functionalities of LTMCU Langtool LTMCU Langtool Functionalities The diagram below shows the Select and down
60. the mounting nut and tighten to 1 Nem 9 Ib in KA N 1 N m 9 Ib in NOTE Do not use the clamp which is part of the mounting fixation elements contained in the LTM CU box 4 Connect the communication cable between the LTM CU and the LTM R controller on the RJ45 port Wind the cable into the kit winding e Start winding the cable anti clockwise ensuring the cable goes behind the 4 legs that are on the edge of the 4 magnets e On the last turn use the slot on the lower right part of the casing to block the cable end NOTE The cable housing allows for a 1 m 3 3 ft maximum cable length 1 RJ45 port 2 Communication cable 3 Legs 4 4 Slot to block the cable end 5 Magnets 5 The magnets of the LTM9KCU kit enable the kit to be positioned on a metallic surface Removing the LTM CU from the LTM9KCU Kit To remove the LTM CU from the kit Step Action 1 Unwind the cable if required and disconnect it from the RJ45 port 2 Unscrew the mounting nut 3 Draw apart the two parts of the casing and extract the LTM CU 22 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Installing the LTM CU Connecting the LTM CU Overview After you have mounted the LTM CU you must connect it to the HMI interface port RJ45 on the LTMR controller or on the LTM E expansion module You can also connect a PC to the LTM CU front face port This section describes how to connect the LTM CU to both the LTM R and a PC Wiring Rules The following wir
61. ting Fault time running Voltage phase imbalance fault timeout running Warning enable Voltage phase imbalance warning enable Warning level Voltage phase imbalance warning threshold Voltage ph loss Fault enable Voltage phase loss fault enable Fault time Voltage phase loss fault timeout Warning enable Voltage phase loss warning enable Voltage ph rev Fault enable Voltage phase reversal fault enable Undervoltage Fault enable Undervoltage fault enable Fault level Undervoltage fault threshold Fault time Undervoltage fault timeout Warning enable Undervoltage warning enable Warning level Undervoltage warning threshold Overvoltage Fault enable Overvoltage fault enable Fault level Overvoltage fault threshold Fault time Overvoltage fault timeout Warning enable Overvoltage warning enable Warning level Overvoltage warning threshold The Power sub menu contains the following editable parameters Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Parameter Name Power Underpower Fault enable Underpower fault enable Fault level Underpower fault threshold Fault time Underpower fault timeout Warning enable Underpower warning enable Warning level Underpower warning threshold Overpower Fault enable Overpower fault enable Fault level Overpower fault threshold Fault time Overpower fault timeout Warning enable Overpower warning enable Warning l
62. tion 0 0 0 0 eee eens 34 Parameter Display 0 0 ccc eee eee eee een teenies 37 Quick VIEW Display 6 2 6 zu ann a a ee ee eee oe ee ee pee eee 39 Detected Faults and Warnings Display 0 0 00 ees 41 Using the Local Control Interface 1 0 0 0 ee ee eens 42 Navigating the Menu Structure 2 222mm eeeneee nennen ernennen ernennen 45 PORING VAINCS au nn ae en Eee ee ee Sane LE ee eee eee 46 Password ACCESS onc ieee eck Ge oe eRe ete eens bene sock ree eee so mee Hee 49 Selecting the Language Displayed by the LTM CU 0 0 0 0 00 cece 50 First Setup Men 2 44 20 46h oes bink ea are Soeur Teure 51 Main MENU onc ic cae ne re ee rear 52 Menu Metering Setting 0 ccc eee eee eee eens 53 Menu Protection Setting 0 0 ccc ernennen ernennen 54 Menu Control Setting 2 0425 us 4 24 ede eb ea ee bee e ee sees ees 58 Menu Services 2 22 m mn 60 MOCK Eee ara erregen nur een 67 1639581EN 04 06 2014 3 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Safety Information Important Information NOTICE PLEASE NOTE Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before trying to install operate or maintain it The following special messages may appear throughout this documentation or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure The
63. uF level 3 1639581EN 04 06 2014 13 Introducing the LTM CU Physical Characteristics Dimensions 117 x 70 x 55 mm 4 61 x 2 76 x 2 17 in Mounting e Mounted by 1 spring clip supplied for panels 0 8 to 6 mm 0 03 to 0 23 in thick e Cut out dimensions 45 x 92 mm 1 77 x 3 62 in Display unit Type Backlight LCD Backlight Continuous Electrical life with backlight on 70 000 h Signaling 4 LEDs Connection Front port RJ45 female unshielded Rear port RJ45 female unshielded 14 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Chapter 2 Installing the LTM CU Control Operator Unit Overview This chapter describes the physical installation and assembly ofthe LTM CU Control Operator Unit It also explains how to connect and wire the LTM CU to the LTM R controller or to a PC What Is in This Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page LTM CU Dimensions 16 Inserting the Local Control Interface Label 17 Flush Mounting the LTM CU 19 Mounting a Portable LTM CU 21 Connecting the LTM CU 23 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Installing the LTM CU LTM CU Dimensions LTM CU Dimensions The dimensions of the LTM CU are shown below 16 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Installing the LTM CU Inserting the Local Control Interface Label Overview The local control interface is the part ofthe LTM CU that contains the 5 control keys and 4 LEDs To
64. urrent fault enable 55 fault threshold 55 fault timeout 55 faults count 64 warning enable 55 warning threshold 55 underpower fault enable 56 fault threshold 56 fault timeout 56 faults count 64 warning enable 56 warning threshold 56 70 1639581EN 04 06 2014 Index undervoltage fault enable 56 fault threshold 56 fault timeout 56 faults count 64 warning enable 56 warning threshold 56 V values editing in a list 46 editing numerical values 47 voltage dip mode 57 restart threshold 57 restart timeout 57 threshold 57 voltage phase imbalance fault enable 56 fault threshold 56 fault timeout 56 fault timeout running 56 fault timeout starting 56 faults count 64 n 0 63 warning enable 56 warning threshold 56 voltage phase loss fault enable 56 faults count 64 warning enable 56 voltage phase reversal fault enable 56 W warning enable motor temperature sensor 54 warnings count 64 wiring fault enable 58 faults count 64 1639581EN 04 06 2014 71 Ka 1639581 EN 04 Schneider Electric Industries SAS 35 rue Joseph Monier CS30323 F 92506 Rueil Malmaison Cedex www schneider electric com As standards specifications and designs change from time to time please ask for confirmation of the information given in this publication 06 2014

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