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7
WARNING
!
DO NOT DRILL, SAW, FILE ORDO NOT DRILL, SAW, FILE OR
DO NOT DRILL, SAW, FILE ORDO NOT DRILL, SAW, FILE OR
DO NOT DRILL, SAW, FILE OR
PERFORM ANY OPERATION ONPERFORM ANY OPERATION ON
PERFORM ANY OPERATION ONPERFORM ANY OPERATION ON
PERFORM ANY OPERATION ON
THE DRIVE ENCLOSURE OR CON-THE DRIVE ENCLOSURE OR CON-
THE DRIVE ENCLOSURE OR CON-THE DRIVE ENCLOSURE OR CON-
THE DRIVE ENCLOSURE OR CON-
DUIT ENTRY PLATE WHILE THEYDUIT ENTRY PLATE WHILE THEY
DUIT ENTRY PLATE WHILE THEYDUIT ENTRY PLATE WHILE THEY
DUIT ENTRY PLATE WHILE THEY
ARE ON THE DRIVE. METAL FIL-ARE ON THE DRIVE. METAL FIL-
ARE ON THE DRIVE. METAL FIL-ARE ON THE DRIVE. METAL FIL-
ARE ON THE DRIVE. METAL FIL-
INGS AND OTHER FOREIGN MA-INGS AND OTHER FOREIGN MA-
INGS AND OTHER FOREIGN MA-INGS AND OTHER FOREIGN MA-
INGS AND OTHER FOREIGN MA-
TERIALS WHICH CONTAMINATETERIALS WHICH CONTAMINATE
TERIALS WHICH CONTAMINATETERIALS WHICH CONTAMINATE
TERIALS WHICH CONTAMINATE
THE DRIVE CAN CAUSE DAMAGETHE DRIVE CAN CAUSE DAMAGE
THE DRIVE CAN CAUSE DAMAGETHE DRIVE CAN CAUSE DAMAGE
THE DRIVE CAN CAUSE DAMAGE
AND MAY VOID WARRANTY COV-AND MAY VOID WARRANTY COV-
AND MAY VOID WARRANTY COV-AND MAY VOID WARRANTY COV-
AND MAY VOID WARRANTY COV-
ERAGES.ERAGES.
ERAGES.ERAGES.
ERAGES.
2.92.9
2.92.9
2.9
CONTROL CIRCUIT WIRINGCONTROL CIRCUIT WIRING
CONTROL CIRCUIT WIRINGCONTROL CIRCUIT WIRING
CONTROL CIRCUIT WIRING
Control circuit wiring connections (low voltage DC
and 120 volt AC) are terminated on terminal strip
4TB4. Shielded cable should be installed for all low
voltage DC control signal wiring. The shield of the
cable must be connected to the negative terminal for
the control signal. Do not connect the shield at the
other end of the cable. Insulate the shield so that no
electrical connection is made at the other end of the
cable.
WARNING
!
NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD TONEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD TO
NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD TONEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD TO
NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD TO
EARTH GROUND.EARTH GROUND.
EARTH GROUND.EARTH GROUND.
EARTH GROUND.
NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD-NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD-
NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD-NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD-
NEVER CONNECT THE SHIELD-
ING WIRE OF A SHIELDED CABLEING WIRE OF A SHIELDED CABLE
ING WIRE OF A SHIELDED CABLEING WIRE OF A SHIELDED CABLE
ING WIRE OF A SHIELDED CABLE
AT BOTH ENDS.AT BOTH ENDS.
AT BOTH ENDS.AT BOTH ENDS.
AT BOTH ENDS.
2.102.10
2.102.10
2.10
REMOTE FOLLOWERREMOTE FOLLOWER
REMOTE FOLLOWERREMOTE FOLLOWER
REMOTE FOLLOWER
CONNECTIONSCONNECTIONS
CONNECTIONSCONNECTIONS
CONNECTIONS
For automatic speed tracking, the drive is supplied
with an interface circuit for inputs from a system con-
trol panel. The input signal wiring is terminated to
terminals 13(+) and 14(-) of terminal strip 4TB4.
These connections are used for both DC voltage and
current input signals. Selection of the type of follower
to be used is made by the position of the SW2 switch
labeled 4-20mA as shown below.
SignalSignal
SignalSignal
Signal
RangeRange
RangeRange
Range
SW2 (4-20mA)SW2 (4-20mA)
SW2 (4-20mA)SW2 (4-20mA)
SW2 (4-20mA)
Current Input 0 to +40mA On
Voltage Input 0 to +40VDC Off
The voltage and current input circuits are electrically
isolated from chassis ground by 1,000 ohms.
2.52.5
2.52.5
2.5
INPUT WIRINGINPUT WIRING
INPUT WIRINGINPUT WIRING
INPUT WIRING
Input wire types and sizes must be selected based
upon conformance with the National Electrical Code
and all local codes and restrictions. See table on page 9
for power wiring and ground wiring sizes.
2.62.6
2.62.6
2.6
OUTPUT WIRINGOUTPUT WIRING
OUTPUT WIRINGOUTPUT WIRING
OUTPUT WIRING
Motor wiring types and sizes must be selected based
upon conformance with the National Electrical Code
and all local codes and restrictions. See table on page 9
for power wiring and ground wiring sizes.
CAUTION
!
DO NOT INSTALL MOTOR WIRINGDO NOT INSTALL MOTOR WIRING
DO NOT INSTALL MOTOR WIRINGDO NOT INSTALL MOTOR WIRING
DO NOT INSTALL MOTOR WIRING
IN THE SAME CONDUIT OR RACE-IN THE SAME CONDUIT OR RACE-
IN THE SAME CONDUIT OR RACE-IN THE SAME CONDUIT OR RACE-
IN THE SAME CONDUIT OR RACE-
WAY WITH OTHER WIRING. IM-WAY WITH OTHER WIRING. IM-
WAY WITH OTHER WIRING. IM-WAY WITH OTHER WIRING. IM-
WAY WITH OTHER WIRING. IM-
PROPER INSTALLATION OF THEPROPER INSTALLATION OF THE
PROPER INSTALLATION OF THEPROPER INSTALLATION OF THE
PROPER INSTALLATION OF THE
MOTOR WIRING CAN CAUSEMOTOR WIRING CAN CAUSE
MOTOR WIRING CAN CAUSEMOTOR WIRING CAN CAUSE
MOTOR WIRING CAN CAUSE
ELECTRICAL NOISE IN THEELECTRICAL NOISE IN THE
ELECTRICAL NOISE IN THEELECTRICAL NOISE IN THE
ELECTRICAL NOISE IN THE
POWER DISTRIBUTION WIRING.POWER DISTRIBUTION WIRING.
POWER DISTRIBUTION WIRING.POWER DISTRIBUTION WIRING.
POWER DISTRIBUTION WIRING.
2.72.7
2.72.7
2.7
OUTPUT/MOTOR DISCONNECTOUTPUT/MOTOR DISCONNECT
OUTPUT/MOTOR DISCONNECTOUTPUT/MOTOR DISCONNECT
OUTPUT/MOTOR DISCONNECT
It is recommended that any device which can discon-
nect the motor from the output of the drive be inter-
locked to the emergency shutdown circuits of the
drive. This will provide an orderly shutdown if the dis-
connecting device is opened while the drive is in op-
eration. Interlock contacts should be installed in se-
ries with terminals 5 and 6 of terminal strip 4TB4.
WARNING
!
CLOSING A MOTOR DISCONNECTCLOSING A MOTOR DISCONNECT
CLOSING A MOTOR DISCONNECTCLOSING A MOTOR DISCONNECT
CLOSING A MOTOR DISCONNECT
SWITCH WHILE THE DRIVE ISSWITCH WHILE THE DRIVE IS
SWITCH WHILE THE DRIVE ISSWITCH WHILE THE DRIVE IS
SWITCH WHILE THE DRIVE IS
RUNNING CAN CAUSE NUISANCERUNNING CAN CAUSE NUISANCE
RUNNING CAN CAUSE NUISANCERUNNING CAN CAUSE NUISANCE
RUNNING CAN CAUSE NUISANCE
FAULT TRIPS.FAULT TRIPS.
FAULT TRIPS.FAULT TRIPS.
FAULT TRIPS.
2.82.8
2.82.8
2.8
CONDUIT ENTRYCONDUIT ENTRY
CONDUIT ENTRYCONDUIT ENTRY
CONDUIT ENTRY
All 1703 model drives are designed for conduit entry
at the top of the enclosure. A removable conduit entry
plate is provided for ease of installation.
1. Mark the location of the conduit entries for
input power, motor wiring and control wiring
on the conduit entry plate.
2. Remove the conduit entry plate.
3. Drill the conduit entry holes in the plate.
4. Reinstall the plate on the drive and connect
the conduit to the plate.

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Graham 1703 Series Specifications

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BrandGraham
Model1703 Series
CategoryDC Drives
LanguageEnglish