ACS 2000 – Operation and Maintenance Training

1 ACS2000-EOTD01U-EN REVDACS 2000 Operation and Maintenance TrainingACS 2000 4kV medium voltage driveG775 and USG775 Course DescriptionPower and productivityfor a better world Tuition Fee G775 - $1,780 per studentUSG775 - $600 per studentG775 and USG775 Operation and MaintenanceTrainingThis course will cover safe working practices,preventative Maintenance and basic Training will aid the customer in reducing down timeand give them the knowledge to decrease total cost ProfileThe students should be electricians, technicians, service/ Maintenance personnel, and engineers responsible forinstalling, service, or maintaining AC Type and DurationThis course utilizes eLearning, instructor-led Training andhands-on labs to accomplish this learning 30% of the program is hands-on Training program is 3 days of instructor-ledtraining including lab exercises.

2 The program alsoincludes pre-requisite eLearning courses that must becompleted before class Training program is 1 day of instructor-ledtraining. This Training is an abridged version held at thecustomer s site after commissioning ObjectivesG775 The goal of this course is to educate thestudents in the safe Operation , controls, configuration,troubleshooting, and Maintenance of the ACS The goal of this course is to train the studentsin the safe Operation and Maintenance of the ACS successful completion of this course and the post-course skills evaluation, students will:G775 and USG775 Be able to apply basic safe work practices foruse and general maintenances of MV Drives Be aware of and understand the risksassociated with MV Drives Program and utilize standard software featuresof the drive Configure and apply supervisory functionsavailable in the ACS 2000 Use supervisory functions to automaticallygenerate Maintenance reminders on auxiliarymechanical equipment Plan and perform preventative Maintenance onthe ACS 2000G775 only Read and follow software flow diagrams andmonitor signals in the ACS 2000 control panel Perform basic fault diagnostics and quicklycorrect issues on site

3 Troubleshoot and correct faults using availabletoolsCourse PrerequisitesStudents must have: Experience working with power electricalequipment at voltage above 480 Vac The ability and knowledge for use of testequipment such as multi-meters or oscilloscopeand basic computer skills A basic understand of AC drives An understanding of basic motor controlTraining class locations and schedulingScheduling of a Training program is managed by yoursales contact and ABB s drives Training Training program is offered at our New Berlin, WItraining facility as defined in our published Training program is held at a customerprovided location. This Training is provided immediatelyafter completion of drives and USG775 Course DescriptionACS2000-EOTD01U-EN REVDP ower and productivityfor a better world G775 Course AgendaUSG775 Course AgendaG775 - Day 1G775 - Day 2G775 - Day 38:00AM 5:00PM Safety Power System Control System ProtectionConcepts8:00AM 5:00PM Installation Operation Software Tools8:00AM 5:00PM Troubleshooting PreventativeMaintenanceUSG775 - Day 18:00AM 5:00PM Safety Power System Control System ProtectionConcepts Operation Software Tools Troubleshooting PreventativeMaintenanc