Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 Custom Firmware - Option AX Installation Instructions

Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 Custom Firmware - Option AX Installation Instructions

Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 Custom Firmware - Option AX is a specialized firmware designed for specific applications and load conditions. This firmware offers a restricted maximum output frequency of 82 Hz, ensuring safe operation within defined limits. The drive also features a 'flash restriction' feature to prevent unauthorized firmware updates, ensuring compatibility and stability. This custom firmware is designed for a limited range of applications and must be installed and maintained according to the provided instructions to avoid potential hazards.

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Instructions
PowerFlex® 700VC Custom Firmware
“AX” Option - 80 Hz Maximum Frequency
Series B
This custom firmware differs from the PowerFlex 700 Vector Control
standard firmware (version 4.006, Series B) in the following ways:
Drive parameter ranges have been modified to limit the maximum
programmable drive output frequency to 82 Hz or below (80 Hz
maximum speed plus up to 2 Hz overspeed limit). Refer to Table A
for modified parameter list.
A “flash restriction” feature has been implemented to restrict user
re-flashing of the drive application firmware. Drives with the custom
“AX” option can only be re-flashed with a similar or newer version
of the custom “AX” firmware. Custom “AX” drives cannot be
re-flashed with standard firmware as this could create a potential
application issue.
!
ATTENTION: The Custom Firmware supplied is designed for a
specific application and load condition. It differs from the standard
PowerFlex 700 Vector Control product offering and must be installed
and run only under this custom application. Attempting to run this
Custom Firmware under any other type of application, could result in
unpredictable and/or hazardous conditions.
!
ATTENTION: This drive contains ESD (Electrostatic Discharge)
sensitive parts and assemblies. Static control precautions are required
when installing, testing, servicing or repairing this assembly.
Component damage may result if ESD control procedures are not
followed. If you are not familiar with static control procedures,
reference A-B publication 8000-4.5.2, “Guarding Against Electrostatic
Damage” or any other applicable ESD protection handbook.
2 PowerFlex® 700VC Custom Firmware
Table A Modified Parameters:
Parameter “AX” Option PowerFlex 700 VC Standard
55 – Maximum Freq Min = 5.0 Hz
Max = 82.0 Hz
Default = 82.0 Hz
Min = 5.0 Hz
Max = 420.0 Hz
Default = 130.0 Hz
82 – Maximum Speed Min = 5.0 Hz
Max = 80.0 Hz
Default = 80.0 Hz
Min = 5.0 Hz
Max = 420.0 Hz
Default = 60.0 Hz
83 – Overspeed Limit Min = 0.0 Hz
Max = 2.0 Hz
Default = 2.0 Hz
Min = 0.0 Hz
Max = 20.0 Hz
Default = 10.0 Hz
Publication 20B-IN013A-EN-P – December, 2006 P/N 343853-P01
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Key Features

  • Restricted Frequency
  • Flash Restriction
  • Custom Application
  • Enhanced Safety
  • ESD Protection
  • Modified Parameters
  • Specific Load Conditions
  • Limited Applicability

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the maximum programmable drive output frequency for Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 Custom Firmware - Option AX?
The maximum programmable drive output frequency is limited to 82 Hz or below, with a maximum speed of 80 Hz and an overspeed limit of 2 Hz, as per the modified parameter list in Table A of the viewed document.
Can I re-flash the drive application firmware on an Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 Custom Firmware - Option AX drive with standard firmware?
No, the drive features a 'flash restriction' feature that prevents re-flashing with standard firmware. Only similar or newer versions of the custom AX Firmware can be used for re-flashing.
What are the modified parameter ranges for Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 Custom Firmware - Option AX compared to standard firmware?
The viewed document lists the modified parameters for Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 Custom Firmware - Option AX compared to standard firmware in Table A. This includes parameters like maximum frequency, maximum speed, and overspeed limit.

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