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SMC-2 cat. no.: 150-A97NB with PCB cat. no.: 150-N wiring help
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03-14-2009 06:50 AM - last edited on 03-14-2009 02:29 PM
I have been looking very extensively both here and on the WWW
regards the PCB interface unit, cat. no.: 150-N which I have
on each of my four SMC-2 units.
I have tried looking everywhere ![]()
The electronic board has no source for input voltage etc, with the
exception of a ten pin connection labelled "TP1" near the DIP
switches. I suspect this 10 pin set to be a serial interface to a PC
for I/O communication purposes. It may also be a source of voltage
to actuate the gate on each of the three modules.
There is the typical trigger connections for the TT162N powerblocks
attached to the heatsink (four wires for each module), but there is
no voltage source for them to work...well none that I can see.
See the attached photo to help you.
I have seen the documents:
150-at002_-en-p.pdf
150-in001_-mu-p.pdf
150-in004_-mu-p.pdf
150-in006_-mu-p.pdf
150-qs002_-en-p.pdf
150-um003_-en-p.pdf
...none provide any wiring diagrams for the SMC-2 with an attached
150-N interface unit.
What I really would love to see is a schematic for the legacy board
150-N, pinout wiring diagram for the ten pins located near the
DIP switch and how to provide power to the three powerblock gates
while still using the 150-N PCB interface.
Any help related to the 150-N interface board would be of great
assistance.
My interest in these units can be explained
by visiting Homegrown Power
...and that is me, CraziestOzzy ![]()
Cheers
Re: SMC-2 cat. no.: 150-A97NB with PCB cat. no.: 150-N wiring help
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05-05-2009 08:53 AM
These units are Soft starters for motors
The blocks are back to back scr's that fire off on the back end of the 50 hz sine wave. ( use your crow - aussie name for Osciloscope - to check this)
The 150N1 unit only allowed for remote start/ and ramp stop with an up to speed aux.
The units are rated for scr's full on ( not variable speed ) and the voltage ramp starts once 3 phase power is applied
Please use them for what they were designed for and leave the smart stuff for the one's with all the money !!!
