Toshiba TE3 Series User manual

Before installing the TE3 Series Low Voltage Digital Solid
State Soft Starter thoroughly read the user manual. To
download scan the QR Code to the right or visit
www.toshiba.com/tic
After all electrical connections have been made; apply power to the TE3 Series Soft Starter.
On initial power up, TE3 Series Soft Starter will show a ‘Setup Wizard’ menu – Auto and Advanced. To jump
immediately to the pre-defined parametersets, press the Auto button and follow the on-screen prompts to
select your application and set the motor Full Load Amps.
To automatically set up parameters on subsequent start-up, select the ‘Home’ menu from the status screen
and select ‘Auto Setup’.
Setup Wizard
Control Wiring –110Vac (Refer to user manual for 24Vdc Control)
2-Wire Control (110Vac) 3-Wire Control (110Vac)
L
N
DI1
DI1/2COM
DI2
DI3/4COM
DI3 DO5NO
DO5COM
FU1
EMERGENCY
STOP
120VAC
STOP
START RESET
K1
N
(OPTIONAL)
LINE ISOLATION
CONTACTOR
(240V OPTIONAL)
OPTIONAL
L
N
DI1
DI1/2COM
DI2
DI3/4COM
DI3 DO5NO
DO5COM
FU1
EMERGENCY
STOP
120VAC
RUN
COMMAND
CONTACT RESET
K1
N
(OPTIONAL)
LINE ISOLATION
CONTACTOR
(240V OPTIONAL)
OPTIONAL

Keypad Main Overview
Status LED
The logo LED located on the front panel of the TE3Series Soft Starter will blink once every 10 seconds to
provide visual confirmation that all microprocessors in the soft starter are operating properly.
Setup by Individual Parameter Settings
Allows the user to change parameter settings one at a time. The individual parameters are grouped by
categories on the touchscreen.
From the Setup Wizard or Home menu, select the ‘Advanced’ menu. Set the required parameters from the
displayed menus. See Section 5.8 of the user manual for detailed descriptions of the available parameters.
Configuration from the Touchscreen
Use the on-screen buttons to enter data or to scroll through setup menus, using the “Up,” Dn,” “BACK,” and
“NEXT” buttons as necessary. From the home “Menu” screen, select either “Auto Setup” or “Advanced.”
Status Screen
Supply Status
Turns RED if unit has
tripped on supply failure
Motor Overload Status
Turns RED if unit has
tripped on motor overload
Cooling Fan Status
Turns RED if unit has
tripped on fan failure
Temperature Status
Turns RED if unit has tripped
on over temperature
Motor Side Status
Turns RED if unit has
tripped on motor side
phase loss Monitor
Displays overload percentage,
instantaneous running current
and power
Return to
previous
screen/menu Enter Sub-Menus Control
Start / Stop Motor only active when Local
control is enabled.
Home Menu Screen
Auto-Setup Menu
Logging Menus
Input/Output Menus
Advanced Menus
Device Menus
Monitor Screens
Return to
previous
screen/menu Go to Status Menu Control
Start / Stop Motor only active when Local
control is enabled.
California Customers:
California Proposition 65 Warning
WARNING: this product and associated accessories may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive harm. For more information visit https://p65warnings.ca.gov
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