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Rockwell Automation Quick Ref Integrated 1329I AC Drive Motor SerA User's Manual

Summary

Control and operate your industrial machinery with confidence using this comprehensive manual for advanced motor drives. Learn how to set optimal operating speeds, manage local operator controls, and understand complex electrical integration details. This guide provides detailed walkthroughs on fault code diagnosis, system troubleshooting, wiring standards, and safe startup procedures. Essential reading for maintenance technicians and engineers responsible for the installation and reliable upkeep of variable speed drive systems.

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Fault Codes Using the Local Operator Controls

Fault Code Fault Description Desired Action User Steps

Function Loss Start the unit.

Press the green key.

Stop the unit.

High Bus Voltage Press the red key.

Change motor

Low Bus Voltage Press the key.

rotation direction. Integrated Drive/Motor Clear faults or abort

Overcurrent RESET

Auto Restart

Press the key.

Quick Reference

sequence.

Overtemperature

Press the key until the Overload speed reference displayed Decrease the speed is the desired value. The

Internal Fault (where NNN = a number

reference.

from 0 to 999). longer the key is held down, the faster the value will change.

or Keypad Cable Disconnected

Press the or key once.

Display the current

The display will return to indicating

speed or load.

speed in RPM or %load after three to

Keypad Cable Connected

five seconds. No action required; speed in RPM is

Display the speed in

Setting the Operating Speed Before the default display based on terminal

Starting the Unit 12.

Display %load. Close switch on terminal 12.

Standard units: Use the speed potentiometer or

Press the key until the

other user-supplied external speed reference

speed reference displayed is the

device. Increase the speed reference. desired value. The longer the

Units with local operator controls: As shipped key is held down, the faster the value from the factory, the unit receives its speed will change. reference from the keypad. Use the key to increase the speed reference and the key to decrease the speed reference. To use the analog input terminals for the speed reference, setup switch 2 (Speed Reference Select) must be in the ON position. In this case, the keys are not used.

IMPORTANT: This publication is designed as a reference

At subsequent power ups, the unit will use the

tool. The 1329I User Manual (publication 1329I-5.0) must

last speed reference setting selected before

be consulted for more detailed information operation and

power was removed.

hazards of personal injury.

Publication 1329I-5.1 – January, 1999 P/N 193376 (01)

Page Summary Contents For Rockwell Automation Quick Ref Integrated 1329I AC Drive Motor SerA User's Manual

Page 1 Fault Codes Using the Local Operator Controls Fault Code Fault Description Desired Action User Steps Function Loss Start the unit. Press the green key. Stop the unit. High Bus Voltage Press the red ke...
Page 2 Max Speed Switch (SW2) Accel/Decel Switch (SW1)ATTENTION: All adjustments to these components should be made with the power removed. Failure to 0 = 1500 RPM (50 Hz) 0 = 1 Second Accel/5 Sec Decel obse...

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reset the unit after a fault?

To clear faults or abort, press the red key and follow the required steps.

What is the maximum safe speed setting?

The manual lists speeds up to 3600 RPM (120 Hz) depending on the frequency selection.

How can I change the unit's operating speed reference?

Use a potentiometer or press the green/keypad keys for local adjustment; external sources use 0–10V DC or 4–20 mA signals.

What safety precautions are needed when servicing the components?

Always remove power, wait five minutes to discharge capacitors, and verify cover screws are tight before working on the unit.