Trumpf TruConvert AC 3025 User manual

Operator's manual
TruConvert AC 3025,
TruConvert System Control


Operator's manual
TruConvert AC 3025,
TruConvert System Control
Original operator's manual
Edition 2022-03-23
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Operator's manual
TruConvert AC 3025, TruConvert System Control
Edition 2022-03-23
Document number A67-0141-00.BKen-001-09
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Good to know
Provide the serial number when you contact the Service depart-
ment. The serial number can be found on the name plate of the
device.
How to reach our Service department:
+49 761 8971-2170
+49 761 8971-1178
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Telephone
Fax
E-mail

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Table of contents
1 Safety 4
1.1 Storing the operating instructions 4
1.2 Warning signs 4
1.3 Using the device 5
1.4 Authorized personnel 5
1.5 Warning signs on the AC-DC module 6
1.6 What you must know as an operator 6
1.7 Dangers from high voltages 7
Protective measures taken by the manu-
facturer
8
1.8 What you must know as an operator 8
2 Description 9
2.1 Fields of application 9
2.2 Function description 9
2.3 Configurations 9
2.4 Construction 12
Overview 13
Rear side 13
Display elements 14
3 Technical specifications 15
3.1 Data TruConvert AC 3025 15
3.2 TruConvert System Control data 22
4 Interfaces 24
4.1 Mains power connection 24
4.2 Potential equalization 25
4.3 DC link 25
4.4 Contactor release contact and mains voltage
measurement
26
4.5 24 V supply voltage (DC) 27
4.6 Communication interfaces 27
4.7 Interfaces on the system control 28
24 V supply voltage (DC) 28
Ethernet 29
RS-485 30
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5 Standards and directives 31
5.1 CE certification 31
5.2 EU declaration of conformity TruCon-
vert AC 3025
32
6 Installation 33
6.1 Inspecting the delivery 33
6.2 Disposing of packaging material 33
6.3 Transport 33
6.4 Storage conditions 33
6.5 Requirements for the site 34
6.6 Electrical connection 35
Establishing electrical connection 36
Connection diagram 39
Connection acc. to IEC 62109-2 40
6.7 Isolated operation 48
6.8 Setting grid codes 49
6.9 Dismantling 51
6.10 Shipping the module 52
6.11 Disposing of the module 52
7 Operation 53
7.1 Commissioning 53
Performing initial commissioning 53
7.2 Active interface 59
7.3 Operation via web-based user interface 60
Calling up the web GUI 60
Orientation of the user interface 60
Menu structure 64
7.4 Operation via Modbus 64
Establishing a connection 65
Addressing modules via Modbus 65
Modbus Register Map 67
7.5 Transmission of power 78
Switching the transmission of power on/off 78
7.6 Displaying and resetting messages 81
Messages of the web GUI 81
Modbus: displaying and resetting mes-
sages
83
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7.7 Overload 84
Operating with overload 84
Examples: Reduce and then again
increase overload capacity
86
7.8 Actual values 86
Display actual values 86
7.9 Process set values 87
Set process set values 87
7.10 Setting the DC link 87
7.11 Isolated operation 89
Function description of isolated operation 89
Setting isolated operation 91
Parameterization of isolated operation 93
More information about "Inselbetrieb" 96
7.12 Data backup 98
Saving parameters and resetting to fac-
tory settings
98
7.13 System configuration 99
Setting the system configuration 99
7.14 System settings 101
Setting the system time 101
Changing network settings 102
7.15 Software update 103
Perform software update 103
7.16 Device information 103
Displaying device information 103
7.17 State diagram 105
8 Maintenance 106
8.1 Periodic check of the environmental condi-
tions
106
8.2 Cleaning 106
8.3 Exchanging fans 106
8.4 Performing software updates 106
9 Troubleshooting 107
9.1 Fault indication and messages 107
Fault indication with the LEDs 107
9.2 Messages 107
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1. Safety
1.1 Storing the operating instructions
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
ØSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
These operating instructions contain safety notices that must be
observed during installation and maintenance. Therefore, keep
the operating instructions in a safe place for the entire life cycle
of the device.
Include the operating instructions if you sell the device or set it
up at another location.
1.2 Warning signs
Certain activities can cause danger during operation. Corre-
sponding warning signs concerning the dangers should precede
instructions concerning the activities. Danger signs are located
on the device.
A warning sign contains signal words which are explained in the
following table:
Signal word Description
DANGER Indicates a major danger. If it is not avoided,
serious injuries or death will result.
WARNING Indicates a dangerous situation. If it is not
avoided, it may lead to serious injuries.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially dangerous situation. If it
is not avoided, injuries may occur.
NOTICE If such a situation is ignored, material damage
may result.
Description of the signal words Tab. 1
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CAUTION

1.3 Using the device
The device is a bidirectional inverter. It is used for charging a
DC link from a three-phase grid and for feeding the grid from
the DC link's energy.
■The power and the energy flow direction are adjustable.
■The device draws sinusoidal current from the mains or deliv-
ers sinusoidal current to the mains. The power factor cosφ
is adjustable.
■The DC link voltage is balanced to earth.
Any use not listed under "Typical fields of application" contra-
venes the intended purpose. TRUMPF is not liable for any ensu-
ing damages, in particular for property damage, personal injury
and loss of production. The operator bears all risks. The war-
ranty is rendered null and void.
Impermissible uses include, for example:
■Use of incorrect components.
■Operation on mains voltage outside the specification.
■Faulty installation (e.g., cables reversed).
■Use in unauthorized installation position.
■Misuse by untrained personnel.
■Use in unsuitable environmental conditions:
− Condensation, icing.
− Conductive soiling.
− Corrosive conditions (e.g. battery fumes, salt spray).
− Voltages outside of overvoltage category III (max. 4 kV
impulse withstand voltage).
− Operation at more than 2000 m above sea level.
− Outdoors.
− Failure to observe pollution degree 2 environmental con-
dition.
− In an explosive environment.
1.4 Authorized personnel
Installation, operation, configuration and maintenance work may
only be performed by authorized, trained and instructed person-
nel.
Authorized persons must be trained and be familiar with the
standards and regulations relevant to their tasks.
It is the duty and responsibility of the operator to maintain the
qualifications of the authorized personnel. The authorized per-
sonnel must therefore be trained at regular intervals.
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Typical fields of application
Liability exclusion
Impermissible uses

The following activities may only be performed by authorized per-
sons:
■Setting up the AC-DC module.
■Connecting the AC-DC module.
■Commissioning the AC-DC module.
■Dismantling the AC-DC module.
■Operating the AC-DC module.
1.5 Warning signs on the AC-DC module
1 Read operating instructions 3 Dangerous residual voltage 5 Danger due to contact current
2 Dangerous voltage 4 Danger due to the weight of
the device
6 Risk of destruction: use string
optimizers.
Warning signs on the AC-DC module Fig. 1
1.6 What you must know as an operator
Note
All warning signs must be present and legible.
If one or more of these warning signs is missing or not legible,
contact TRUMPF to request new warning signs.
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Warning sign Meaning
This sign indicates that the operat-
ing instructions must be read.
Sign warns of hazardous voltage.
Sign warns of hazardous residual
voltage.
This sign warns of dangers that
arise from the weight of the device.
Sign warns of contact current.
Sign warns against connecting the
photovoltaic modules without string
optimizers.
This sign indicates specific proper-
ties of the device.
Meaning of the warning signs Tab. 2
1.7 Dangers from high voltages
Life threatening voltage!
The voltages present at the AC-DC module are life-
threatening.
ØOnly have work on the AC-DC module performed by author-
ized, trained and instructed personnel.
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WARNING

The AC-DC module produces voltages that can endanger
human life and health. These voltages occur both in the AC-DC
module as well as at the outputs of the AC-DC module.
The AC-DC module's connection cables carry voltages that are
life-threatening.
A person who comes into contact with live AC-DC module parts
may be killed or severely injured.
Simultaneous control via web-based user interface and
Modbus is possible!
Power transmission stopped using the user interface can
be started again and reversed via Modbus.
ØBefore carrying out work on the device, deenergize all sup-
ply lines and secure against reenergizing.
ØMake sure that the device is controlled via one channel
only (user interface or Modbus).
Protective measures taken by the
manufacturer
The AC-DC module is installed in an enclosed metal casing.
1.8 What you must know as an operator
1. The AC-DC module must not be opened.
There are no parts within the device that can be serviced by
the user.
2. Only operate the AC-DC module within the conditions descri-
bed in chapter "Technical specifications".
3. Only operating personnel without pacemaker or implants
may work in the operational site.
4. For the electrical connection, use only cables that are in per-
fect condition and have the correct dimensions.
5. Periodically retest acc. to DGUV regulation 3 (DGUV = Deut-
sche Gesetzliche Unfallversicherung – German Statutory
Accident Insurance Association).
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WARNING

2. Description
2.1 Fields of application
The fields of application are described in chapter Safety, (see
"Typical fields of application", pg. 5).
The TruConvert System Control external control must be used
to monitor and control the AC-DC module.
2.2 Function description
■The AC-DC module draws energy from a three-phase grid
and feeds it into a DC link.
■The AC-DC module draws energy from a DC link and feeds
it into a three-phase grid.
1 Three-phase grid 3 DC link
2 TruConvert AC 3025
Description of principle Fig. 2
The AC-DC module can be operated:
■with a PC with a web browser
■via Modbus
In both cases, the TruConvert System Control control device
must be connected upstream (see "Fig. 3", pg. 10).
2.3 Configurations
■The TruConvert AC 3025 must always be operated together
with a TruConvert System Control.
■TruConvert AC 3025 can be operated on its own on a DC
link ("DC link").
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Control
Function modes
Description of principle
Operation
Permissible configurations

■Multiple TruConvert AC 3025 units can be operated simulta-
neously on the DC link.
■One TruConvert AC 3025 can be operated together with up
to 4 TruConvert DC 1008.
■The connection of other DC voltage converters is only per-
missible in consultation with TRUMPF.
■The parallel connection of TruConvert AC 3025 with other
bidirectional inverters on the DC link side is permissible only
in consultation with TRUMPF.
1 PC 3 TruConvert AC 3025
2 TruConvert System Control 4 Terminating resistor
1 x TruConvert System Control, 1 x TruConvert AC 3025 Fig. 3
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Impermissible configurations
One TruConvert System
Control controls one
TruConvert AC 3025

1 PC with web browser or Mod-
bus master
3 DC link
2 TruConvert System Control 4 Terminating resistor
1 x TruConvert System Control, n x TruConvert AC 3025 Fig. 4
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One TruConvert System
Control controls several
TruConvert AC 3025

1 PC 3 DC link
2 TruConvert System Control 4 Terminating resistor
One TruConvert System Control controls one TruCon-
vert AC 3025 and m x TruConvert DC 1008
Fig. 5
2.4 Construction
The AC-DC module is housed in an enclosed 19-inch metal
housing.
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One TruConvert System
Control controls one
TruConvert AC 3025 and
several TruConvert DC 1008

Overview
1 Device name 3 Status LEDs 3 Fan (air is sucked)
2 Name plate
Overall view of the TruConvert AC 3025 Fig. 6
Rear side
1 Mains input ("Mains") 4 DC link voltage ("DC Link") 7 Threaded bolts for potential
equalization
2 Contactor release contact and
mains voltage measurement
("Contactor / Mains Measure-
ment")
5 LED status display 8 Data cable "SLAVE IN"
3 24 V supply voltage 6 Data cable "MASTER OUT" 9 Data cable "SLAVE OUT"
TruConvert AC 3025 rear side Fig. 7
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Display elements
Status LEDs on TruConvert AC 3025 and TruConvert Sys-
tem Control
Fig. 8
Device condition
LED Bootloader Initialize Errors Idling Operation
1 (green) on Flashing off Flashing Flashing
2 (yellow) Flashing Flashing off off LED indicates the energy direction.
■ Illuminates if the energy flows from
mains to the DC link.
■ Flashes if the energy flows from the
DC link to mains.
3 (red) on Flashing Flashing off off
Status LEDs Tab. 3
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