CFW10 Quick Start Guide - TEMCo Industrial Power Supply
CFW10 Quick Start Guide - TEMCo Industrial Power Supply
CFW10 Quick Start Guide - TEMCo Industrial Power Supply
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<strong>CFW10</strong>QUICK START GUIDEDirectionsTE <strong>TEMCo</strong>INDUSTRIAL POWER SUPPLYStep 1 - Mount the Drive Securely• Drive must be mounted such as to prevent metal shavings or sawdust from entering the unit.• Drives are for indoor use only. Use a weatherproof enclosure for outdoor instillations.• Allow at least 5 inches of space all around the drive for proper ventilation.Step 2 - Single Phase <strong>Supply</strong>• Use a wire size appropriate for drive supply amps. Consult an electrician if you are unsure.• Strip approximately 3/8” from the end of the wire and be sure that wire is seated fully in terminal beforetightening.• Be sure to ground drive and enclosure.Step 3 - Three Phase Load• Use wire size appropriate for load amps. Consult an electrician if you are unsure.• Strip approximately 3/8” from the end of the wire and be sure that wire is seated fully in terminal beforetightening.Step 4 - <strong>Power</strong> On• 120 and 240 volt drives may be wired with a plug, or hardwired to your circuit panel.• When using a plug, select one rated for the voltage and amperage of your drive.• When hardwiring your unit, most building codes require a mechanical disconnect to be installed withinsight of the unit.Step 5 - <strong>Start</strong>up• Press the <strong>Start</strong> / Stop button, the motor will begin to accelerate.• When starting your drive for the first time, the speed will be very slow. After ramping up to your desiredspeed, the drive will remember your settings and automatically accelerate to that speed on startup.• Press the <strong>Start</strong> / Stop button again to stop the motor.Step 6 - Ramp to Speed• Press the up and down arrow keys to change the motor speed.• The display on the unit shows the output frequency of the drive. The chart below shows the relationshipbetween frequency and motor speed.FREQUENCYMOTOR SPEED60 100%45 75%30 50%15 25%For more advanced features, or furthersupport call us toll-free at 1-877-474-8209Call Us for Support(Toll-Free) 1-877-474-8209