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16 ACS800 DriveWindow Basics

This document provides an overview of using DriveWindow software to perform basic operations on ABB industrial drives, including browsing and setting parameters, monitoring signals, configuring data logging, and backing up and restoring drive parameters. It describes connecting DriveWindow to drives locally or remotely, and explains the main interface elements like toolbars, monitors, and item sets for viewing and editing drive parameters and signals.

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16 ACS800 DriveWindow Basics

This document provides an overview of using DriveWindow software to perform basic operations on ABB industrial drives, including browsing and setting parameters, monitoring signals, configuring data logging, and backing up and restoring drive parameters. It describes connecting DriveWindow to drives locally or remotely, and explains the main interface elements like toolbars, monitors, and item sets for viewing and editing drive parameters and signals.

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DriveWindow
Basics

ABB industrial drives,


eLearning
ACS800
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Objectives

Explain how to use DriveWindow for basic


operations, e.g.
– Browsing and setting parameters
– Monitoring signals
– Datalogger settings
– Backup and restore functions
– Saving and downloading parameters
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DriveWindow operations
A powerful PC tool for commissioning and maintenance
of ABB drives
– Control operations (start, stop, references, etc.)
– Monitoring (signals and parameters)
– Handle parameters
– Data Logger (controls, display)
– Fault Logger (display faults, controls)
– All functions over network (control, monitoring, etc.)
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Hardware and software requirements


IBM compatible PC
– Windows NT, 2000 or XP
– 1 free PCMCIA or PCI slot (with a PCI/PCMCIA adapter)

DDCS communication kit


– NDPA-02 PCMCIA-card (needs an NDPC adapter between the
drive and the PCMCIA board)
– DDCS cabling
– Network adapter (when using a remote connection)
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OR

PCMCIA-adapter (PCI) NDPA-02 (PCMCIA)


+ NDPA-02 (PCMCIA) + NDPC-12 (10Mb)
+ NDPC-12 (10Mb)
Help

Connections
Drive communication links
Local
Direct connection Ring
connection
Through an optical distributor
Ring

Remote Drive communication links


Network

Network server
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PC Remote PC
Connections Help

Local connections

CH 3
1 3
CH 3

DDCS
CH 3
CH 3

GOF, HCS or POF 2

MSTR
NDBU-95/85
8 7 6 0

GOF = Glass Optic Fibre,


...
HCS = Hard Clad Silica Fibre
HCS or POF CH 3
MSTR
NDBU-95/85
8 7 6 0 POF = Plastic Optical Fibre
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CH 3
Connections Help

Local connections
CH 3
3
1
CH 3
Ring

DDCS
CH 3 CH 3

GOF, HCS or POF 2


Constant power supply
Optical MSTR
NDBU-95/85
distributor 8 7 6 0
GOF = Glass Optic Fibre, Max 1000m
... (NOCR-01 required)

HCS = Hard Clad Silica Fibre, Max 200m


HCS or POF CH 3
MSTR POF = Plastic Optical Fibre, Max 30m
NDBU-95/85
8 7 6 0

... Set up unique drive addresses in group 70


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CH 3 76…127 = reserved for optical


distributors
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Getting started
Select a server and click OK.
Help
Help

The work area

Item Sets
Browse Tree

Trend Display
Trend Settings
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The toolbars and status bar


Title bar

Standard
toolbar
Monitor toolbar Logger toolbar

Drive Panel toolbar


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Status bar
ABB LIBRARY

DriveWindow User’s manual (large pdf-file)


Links open in a new window. Possible requirement: Adobe Acrobat Reader, ABB network connection.
Help

Item sets
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•Parameters in a drive •Fault logs •Monitored items •Monitored drive


•Parameters in a file •Event logs •Datalogger items •Copy to clipboard
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Context menu
Adding item sets
Help
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Item set properties


Help
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Item set properties


Help
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Item set properties


Help
Help

Drive panel toolbar

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1. Name and address of the selected drive


2. Take/release control (Local/Remote)
3. Clear faultlogger
4. Reference edit field and reference value (DW 2.1)
5. Set reference
6. Step button (DW 2.1)
7. Reset
8. Start
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9. Stop
10. Direction of rotation

11. Coast stop


Help

Desktop preferences
Specifying default settings (for all Item Sets):

Specifying custom settings (for individual Item Sets):

Right-click
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Editing parameters

(double-click) (double-click) (double-click)


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Write-protection
Help

Reading actual signals


Open group1
Activate signals
Online signals are
shown in yellow
Lock signals

Activate/Deactivate

Lock
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Monitoring signals
Monitor settings
Graph preferences
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Monitoring signals Help

Selecting monitored items


Typical situation: monitor 5-6 channels
Select signals, add Monitored Items

Add monitored items


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Monitoring signals Help

Settings and scaling


Monitor modes
– Normal (min. sampling interval 10ms)
– Fast (min. 1ms)

Monitoring interval (ms)


History buffer (in seconds)
Coordinate lengths (s)
Scaling of each channel

= Can be set at any time


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= Can be set when monitoring is cleared

= Can be set when monitoring is stopped or paused


Monitoring signals Help

Graph preferences
Graph appearance and settings
– How points are connected
– Graph scaling
– Are values shown with the graph cursor
– Show scaled/unscaled cursor values
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Monitoring signals Help

Operating the monitor


Use the monitor toolbar to
1. Add/remove item
2. Start/continue monitoring
3. Stop monitoring
4. Pause monitoring
5. Clear monitoring

From the file menu


– Open or save the graph
– Comment or print the graph
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– Export data
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– Copy graph into the clipboard


– Set graph preferences
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Workspace
Help
Help

Fault logger
Browsing the fault DRIVE STATUS

history OFF-LINE or COMM. BREAK

NOT RUNNING

Opening the Fault RUNNING (forward)

logger FAULT

WARNING

Log 00 = most recent


log
Updating values
Clearing the fault
logger
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Help

Saving a parameter file

1. Saving parameter
files (with comments)
2. Download into a
drive
3. Compare to other
files
4. Export to other
applications
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Restoring parameters
Open the file and select the drive

Select Download command and then the Restore type


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Creating a backup of the motor control board


System Software > New > Backup Package
System Software > Backup

System Software > Save As…


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Restoring the motor control board


System Software > Open
System Software > Restore

System Software > Close


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Help

Overview of the Datalogger


Location Of The Datalogger Control Of The Datalogger

DriveWindow
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Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4


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Value 1 Value 1 Value 1 Value 1

Value 2 Value 2 Value 2 Value 2

Value n Value n Value n Value n


Datalogger Help

Datalogger settings
Status of the drive and the reason
why the datalogger was triggered are
shown
Interval and pre-trigger time (ms)
Trigger conditions, variable, level
and hysteresis
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Datalogger Help

Datalogger example
1. Delete signals 1
2
2. Select the new signal
3. Add the signal to the datalogger
4. Make your datalogger settings
5. Start the datalogger 3
4
6. Upload the data from the
datalogger 5
7. View the recorded data

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