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7.4

Measuring and Judgment

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7.5

Safety Precaution

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Appendix I.

H5RS485 Card & RS485Communication Protocol .................................... 149

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H5RS485 card

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Communication protocol

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Protocol content

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I.3 Protocol Description

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I.4

Cyclical Redundancy Check

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Appendix II.

Parameter Settings List .............................................................................. 160

Appendix III.

Recommended accessories selection ..................................................... 181

1.Brake unit braking resistor selection

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Input AC reactor

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Output AC reactor

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Product Feedback .............................................................................................................. 185

Warranty Agreement ........................................................................................................... 186

Summary of Contents for HV590 Series

Page 1: ...HV590 Series Frequency Inverter User Manual HNC Electric Limited ...

Page 2: ...lains how to properly use HV590 series inverter Before using installation operation maintenance inspection etc be sure to carefully read the instructions Understanding of product safety precautions before using this product General notes This manual due to product improvement specifications change as well as to the instructions of their ease of use will be appropriate changes We will update the in...

Page 3: ...sion Due to the dangers posed against the required operation may lead to moderate harm or minor injuries and damage to the equipment Installation commissioning and maintenance of the system please carefully read this chapter safety precautions follow the required safety precautions to operate HNC is not responsible in case of any injuries and losses caused as a result of improper operations ...

Page 4: ...Otherwise it may cause fire Do not twist the mounting bolt of the equipment especially the screw bolt marked in RED Prohibit the use in the dangerous environment where inflammable or combustible or explosive gas liquid or solid exists Or it may cause electric shock or fire Caution Do not drop the conducting wire stub or screw into the inverter Otherwise it may cause damage to the inverter Please i...

Page 5: ... the EMC requirements and the local safety standard The wire size shall be determined according to the manual Otherwise accident may be caused Before Power on Caution Any part of the inverter need not to carry on pressure test which has been done before leaving factory Or accident may be caused Please confirm whether the power voltage class is consistent with the rated voltage of the inverter and ...

Page 6: ...at will Otherwise it may damage the equipment During the Operation Warning Do not touch the fan heat sink or discharge resistor to sense the temperature Otherwise you may get burnt Detection of signals during the operation shall only be conducted by qualified technician Otherwise personal injury or equipment damage may be caused Cautions Do not control run stop by using contactor Or equipment dama...

Page 7: ...the capacitor will cause damage Make the inverter parameter settings only with all pluggable plug in and out in the case of power outages ...

Page 8: ... PWM wave and contains certain harmonics the temperature rise noise and vibration of the motor comparing with the power frequency will be increased slightly Use with the voltage different with the rated voltage If the HV590 series inverter is used outside the allowable working voltage range as specified in this manual it is easily lead to the inverter devices damage If needed use the corresponding...

Page 9: ...e when they are burnt Emission of toxic gas may be generated when the plastic parts are burnt Processed as industrial waste Adaptable Motor 1 The standard adaptable motor is four pole squirrel cage asynchronous induction motor or permanent magnetic synchronous motor If such motor is not available be sure to select adaptable motors in according to the rated current of the motor 2 The cooling fan an...

Page 10: ...angement if possible 3 The inverter output power line is recommended to use shielded cable or steel shielded power line and shielding layer should be reliable grounded Twisted pair shielded control cable is recommended for wiring of interference device 4 If the distance between the inverter and the motor exceeds 100 meters output filter or reactor shall be installed Input filter installation EMC g...

Page 11: ...ironment 14 2 2 Handling and installation 14 2 3 Lower cover removable and installation 16 2 4 Wiring 17 2 4 1 HV590 diagram 17 2 5 Main circuit terminals G type 18 2 5 1 HV590 main circuit terminals 18 2 6 Control circuit terminals 18 2 6 1 Control circuit terminal arrangement 18 2 6 2 Control circuit terminals description 19 2 6 3 Description of wiring of control terminals 21 2 7 Standby circuit...

Page 12: ... 3 Examples for parameter setting 32 4 3 1 Description of function code viewing and modificationmethod 32 4 3 2 Parameter display mode 32 4 3 3 User set parameter operation mode 33 4 3 4 Check method of state parameter 34 4 3 5 Password Setting 34 4 3 6 Motor parameter automatic tuning 35 4 4 Test running 36 Section V Parameter Function Table 37 5 1 Monitor function group U0 00 U0 61 37 5 2 Basic ...

Page 13: ...on code PE 00 PE 29 111 5 17 Function code management PP 00 PP 04 112 5 18 Torque control group A0 00 A0 08 114 5 19 VirtualIO A1 00 A1 21 115 5 20 The second motor control A2 00 A2 65 119 5 21 The third motor control A5 00 A5 09 122 5 22 AI curve setup A6 00 A6 29 123 5 23 User programmable card parameters A7 00 A7 09 125 5 24 Point to point communication A8 00 8 11 126 5 25 Extended function gro...

Page 14: ...49 I 1 H5RS485 card 149 I 2 Communication protocol 149 I 2 1 Protocol content 149 I 3 Protocol Description 149 I 4 Cyclical Redundancy Check 152 Appendix II Parameter Settings List 160 Appendix III Recommended accessories selection 181 1 Brake unit braking resistor selection 181 2 Input AC reactor 182 3 Output AC reactor 183 Product Feedback 185 Warranty Agreement 186 ...

Page 15: ...on HV590 R75 G 3 Inverter Series No Voltage 1 Single phase220V No Adaptation 2 Three phase220V R75 0 75kW 3 Three phase380V 1R5 1 5kW 4 Three phase480V 011 11kW 018 18 5kW No Inverter Type 110 110kW G General type 400 400kW P Fan pump type GP unification Model description Users check factory models through P0 00 P type is one lower power than G type E g If you need 11kw P type 7 5kw G type could b...

Page 16: ... 3 11 8 10 HV590 004G2 4 0 5 5 18 1 16 HV590 5R5G2 5 5 7 5 28 0 25 HV590 7R5G2 7 5 10 37 1 32 HV590 011G2 11 15 49 8 45 HV590 015G2 15 20 65 4 60 HV590 018G2 18 5 25 81 6 75 HV590 022G2 22 30 97 7 90 HV590 030G2 30 40 122 1 110 HV590 037G2 37 50 157 4 152 HV590 045G2 45 60 185 3 176 HV590 055G2 55 70 215 8 210 3PH 3 phase input AC 380V 50 60Hz HV590 R75G3 0 75 1 4 3 2 5 HV590 1R5G3 1 5 2 5 2 3 7 H...

Page 17: ... 650 7 600 HV590 355G3 355 420 734 5 650 HV590 400G3 400 530 787 6 725 HV590 450G3 450 595 846 0 820 HV590 500G3 500 670 885 0 860 HV590 560G3 560 750 990 0 950 HV590 630G3 630 840 1150 0 1100 3PH 3 phase input AC 460V 50 60Hz HV590 R75G4 0 75 1 4 1 2 5 HV590 1R5G4 1 5 2 4 9 3 7 HV590 2R2G4 2 2 3 5 7 5 HV590 004G4 4 0 5 9 4 8 HV590 5R5G4 5 5 7 5 12 5 11 HV590 7R5G4 7 5 10 18 3 15 HV590 011G4 11 0 ...

Page 18: ...250G4 250 350 407 9 400 HV590 280G4 280 370 457 4 449 HV590 315G4 315 500 533 2 516 HV590 355G4 355 420 623 3 570 HV590 400G4 400 530 706 9 650 HV590 450G4 450 595 760 0 700 HV590 500G4 500 670 865 0 800 HV590 560G4 560 750 970 0 900 HV590 630G4 630 840 1100 0 1000 Table 1 3 1 4 Product shape 1 4 1 Product Component Name HV590 R40G1 G2 HV590 2R2G1 G2 HV590 7R5G3 and below power class HV590 011G3 a...

Page 19: ...n I Product Information 5 1 4 2 Product Outline Mounting Dimension and Weight HV590 0R4G2 HV590 2R2G2 HV590 R75G3 HV590 7R5G3 and below power class HV590 011G3 HV590 220G3 power class HV590 185G3 HV590 400G3 ...

Page 20: ...3 6 341 7 10 HV590 018G2 285 501 230 2 200 482 460 7 19 HV590 022G2 352 585 274 2 220 559 538 10 35 HV590 030G2 352 585 274 2 220 559 538 10 35 HV590 037G2 352 585 274 2 220 559 538 10 35 HV590 045G2 384 650 310 300 628 600 10 48 HV590 055G2 485 760 316 325 739 713 12 66 HV590 R75G3 118 5 185 159 106 5 174 5 150 5 5 2 2 HV590 1R5G3 HV590 2R2G3 HV590 004G3 118 5 195 169 106 5 184 5 160 5 5 2 6 HV59...

Page 21: ... 118 5 185 159 106 5 174 5 150 5 5 2 2 HV590 1R5G4 HV590 2R2G4 HV590 004G4 118 5 195 169 106 5 184 5 160 5 5 2 6 HV590 5R5G4 150 258 183 8 136 8 245 175 3 5 5 4 0 HV590 7R5G4 HV590 011G4 210 337 191 150 322 5 298 7 8 7 HV590 015G4 HV590 018G4 221 380 229 6 163 363 6 341 7 10 HV590 022G4 HV590 030G4 285 501 230 2 200 482 460 7 19 HV590 037G4 HV590 045G4 352 585 274 2 220 559 538 10 25 HV590 055G4 H...

Page 22: ...on 638 1402 374 350 1372 14 175 HV590 200G4 HV590 220G4 Cabinet installation 700 1627 460 520 1592 14 253 HV590 250G4 HV590 280G4 HV590 315G4 HV590 355G4 800 1772 460 520 1737 14 300 HV590 400G4 HV590 450G4 1200 2000 568 14 400 HV590 500G4 HV590 560G4 HV590 630G4 ...

Page 23: ... acceleration and deceleration time Acceleration and deceleration time range between 0 0s to 6500 0s DC brake DC brake frequency 0 00Hz to maximum frequency brake time 0 0s to 36 0s and brake current value 0 0 to 100 0 Jog control Jog frequency range 0 00Hz 50 00Hz Jog acceleration deceleration time 0 0s 6500 0s Simple PLC and MS speed running It can realize at maximum of 16 segments speed running...

Page 24: ...ry frequency source 11 kinds of auxiliary frequency source which can flexible achieve auxiliary frequency tuning frequency synthesis Input terminal Standard There are 6 digital input terminals DI5 can be used as100kHz high speed input pulse 2 analog input terminals which can be used as 0 10V voltage input or 0 20mA current input Extended function 4 digital input terminals 1analog input terminals s...

Page 25: ...W differential input PG card rotating inverter PG card OC input PG card Environment Using place Indoor and befreefromdirectsunlight dust corrosivegas combustible gas oilsmoke vapor driporsalt Altitude Below 1000m Ambient temperature 10 to 40 Derating use when under ambient temperature of 40 to 50 Humidity Less than 95 RH without condensing Vibration Less than 5 9 m s2 0 6g Storage temperature 20 6...

Page 26: ...485communication CAN communication card CAN OPEN communication card H5CCANO CAN LINK communication card H5CCANL Profibus DP communication card Communication card H5CPDP PG interface H5PG1 Differential input PG card without dividing frequency output OC input PG card without dividing frequency output Optional 5V 12V 24V Please provide voltage and pulse input information when ordering V6 PG3 UVW Diff...

Page 27: ...rd J5P1 6 groups of parameter can be stored Potentiometer Constant pressure water supply board 4 pump constant pressure water supply 4 pump soft start control panelH5WS Table 1 6 1 If you need accessories in the table please declare in order ...

Page 28: ...ght lifting tools are required to prevent inverter from damaging The number of stacked box of the inverter are not permitted higher than the limit Please don t run the inverter if there is damage or lacking of components Do not place heavy objects on the frequency inverter Please prevent screw cable pieces or other conductive objects or oil etc inflammableobjects invading the frequency inverter Do...

Page 29: ...at may be expelled from the top However the equipment cannot be installed upside down If there are multiple inverters in the cabinet parallel installation is better In the applications where up down installation is required please install the thermal insulating guide plate referring to the Fig 2 2 2 for standalone installation and up down installation 3 Installing support must be flame retardant m...

Page 30: ... plastic enclosure users may directly upturn it for 90 degrees Fig 2 3 1 Series above 11KW employ sheet metal enclosures Refer to Fig 2 3 2 for the removal of the upper cover of the sheet metal enclosure Loosen the screws of the lower cover directly with tools Fig 2 3 2 Danger Whenremovingthelowercover avoidthefallingofthelowercover which maycause human injuryor damage tothe equipment ...

Page 31: ...short circuit AI1C 0 20mA DC 3 2 1 J4 2 3short circuit default AI1V 0 10V DC 1 2 short circuit AI1C 0 20mA DC 3 2 1 J2 2 3short circuit default AO1V 0 10V DC 1 2 short circuit AO1C 0 20mA DC 3 2 1 2 3short circuit default AO2V 0 10V DC 1 2 short circuit AO2C 0 20mA DC J1 3 2 1 J9 485 terminal resistor selecting switch Circult braker Three phase AC power supply Power grounding Braking Unit Morotr M...

Page 32: ...t terminal DC input terminal of external braking unit U V W Three phase AC output terminal Grounding terminal PE 2 6 Control circuit terminals 2 6 1 Control circuit terminal arrangement HV590 Control circuit terminals 24V SP CM DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4 DI5 DI6 CM A2 B2 C2 10VAI1 AI2 GND 485 Y1 A1 B1 C1 485 GND AO2 AO1 Terminal symbol Terminal name and function description R S T Three phase AC input termina...

Page 33: ...minal 1 1 Input voltage range DC 0V to 10V 4mA to 20mA chosen by jumper J3 on control board 2 Input impedance 22kΩ of voltage input 500Ω of current input AI2 GND Analog input terminal 2 1 Inputrange DC 0V 10V 4mA 20mA chosen by jumper JP4 on control board 2 Inputimpedance 22kΩ of voltage input 500Ω of current input Digital Input DI1 SP DigitalInput 1 1 Opticalcouplingisolation bipolar input 2 Inpu...

Page 34: ...traints Relay output1 TB1 TC1 Normallyclosed Contact driving capacity AC250V 3A COSø 0 4 TA1 TC1 Normally open Relay output2 TB2 TC2 Normallyclosed Contact driving capacity AC250V 3A COSø 0 4 TA2 TC2 Normally open Auxiliary interface P2 Extended function card interface 20 needle terminals for selectable card please refer to interface configuration table 1 6 1 J7 PG card interface 14 needle termina...

Page 35: ... 20 meters as shown in Fig 2 6 1 In case the analog signal is subject to severe interference analog signal source side shall be installed with filter capacitor or ferrite magnetic ring as shown in Fig 2 6 2 Fig 2 6 1 Analog input terminal wiring diagram Fig 2 6 2Analog input terminal processing wiring diagram Less then 20 meters 10V AI1 GND PE HV590 AI1 GND HV590 Ferriter magnetic ring 0 022uF C G...

Page 36: ...Drain wiring mode This is one of the most commonly used connection mode If you use an external power supply J9 jumper must be removed and connect the external positive power supply to SP while negative power supply to DI port b DI terminal wiring method The source wiring mode Fig 2 6 4 Source wiring mode This connection mode must make SP of jumper J9 connect to COM port and connect 24V External co...

Page 37: ...ption diode must be installed correctly according to the picture below Or 24V dc power supply will immediately get burnt after digital output terminal outputs Fig 2 6 5 Digtal output terminal wiring diagram 2 7 Standby circuit Inverter fault or jump may cause great breakdown loss or other accident To avoid this happens please add the standby circuit below to ensure security Note Confirm and test t...

Page 38: ...Product and Peripheral Devices Fig 3 1 Connection diagram of the product and peripheral devices Power supply Contactor Input AC reactor DC reactor Inverter Grounding Motor Circuit breaker or leakage circuit breaker Input noise filter Output noise filter Braking resistor Output AC reactor ...

Page 39: ...firm the power supply is 3 phase three lines or 3 phase four lines or single phase Grounding wire is as short as possible try to place the filter near the converter Please choose EMI filter when the inverter is used in residential area commercial area science area as well as situations where higher demand to prevent radio interference is needed or meeting CE UL CSA standard but existing equipment ...

Page 40: ...between the inverter and themotor exceeds 100 meters output AC reactor should be installed Output EMI filter Between the inverter output side and the motor closetothe inverter The fittings can restrain the disturbance noise and lead line leak current produced in the output side Table 3 1 1 ...

Page 41: ... 022G3 4800W 27 2Ω 1 125 HV590 030G3 outlay 6000W 20Ω 1 125 HV590 037G3 9600W 16Ω 1 125 HV590 045G3 9600W 13 6Ω 1 125 HV590 055G3 6000W 20Ω 2 135 HV590 075G3 9600W 13 6Ω 2 145 Table 3 2 1 If you need accessories in the table please declare in order For larger built in braking torque please use the HNC braking unit do ou can refer to HNC braking unit manual for details Other large power models do n...

Page 42: ... HV590 015G3 63 63 M5 2 5 3 0 6 M5 2 5 3 0 6 HV590 018G3 100 63 M6 4 0 5 0 10 M6 4 0 5 0 10 HV590 022G3 100 100 M6 4 0 5 0 16 M6 4 0 5 0 16 HV590 030G3 125 100 M6 4 0 5 0 25 M6 4 0 5 0 16 HV590 037G3 160 100 M8 9 0 10 0 25 M8 9 0 10 0 16 HV590 045G3 200 125 M8 9 0 10 0 35 M8 9 0 10 0 16 HV590 055G3 315 250 M10 17 6 22 5 50 M10 14 0 15 0 25 HV590 075G3 350 330 M10 17 6 22 5 60 M10 14 0 15 0 35 HV59...

Page 43: ...Section IV Keyboard Operation 29 Section IV Keyboard Operation 4 1 Keyboard size 4 1 1 HV590 keyboard specification Fig 4 1 1 4 1 2 Keyboard warehouse JP3 dimension Fig 4 1 2 50 000 ...

Page 44: ...ing speed A Z Percentage Potentiometer Increasing key Decreasing key Enter key Stop reset key Miult function selection key Programming Menu mode selection key Shift key Running key On forward rotation off reverse rotation Fig 4 2 1 4 2 1 Function description of operation panel Keyboard Parameter Description FWD REV Forward Reverse Running Light ON forward running OFF reverse running RUN Running in...

Page 45: ...ter for modification ENTER Confirmation key Gradually step into the menu screen set parameters confirmation Increasekey Increase of the data or function code Decreasekey Decrease of the data or function code MF REV Multi function selectionkey It is used as functions witching selection according to P7 01 Potentiometer Potentiometer P0 03 is set to 4 as default Control board jumper J6 is in 1 2 keyb...

Page 46: ...he flashing bit Table 4 3 2 In level 3 menu if the parameter has no flashing bit it indicates that the function code cannot be modified The possible reasons include 1 The function code is an unchangeable parameter such as actual detection parameter running record parameter etc 2 The function code cannot be modified in running status but can be modified after the unit is stopped 4 3 2 Parameter dis...

Page 47: ... mode display selection PP 03 you can enter different parameter display mode by pressing PRG SHIFT key at the same time Each parameter display codes Parameter display mode Display Function parameter mode FunC User set parameter mode USEt User modify parameter mode U C Table 4 3 3 Switching mode as below E g To switch current function parameter mode to user set parameter mode Fig 4 3 3 4 3 3 User s...

Page 48: ...DO output state analog input voltage AI3 actual count value actual length value PLC running steps load speed display PID set PULSE input pulse frequency and 3 reserved parameters whether to display or not is determined by function code P7 05 binary bit choice Selected parameter are switched in sequence order In running status there are a total of 5 running status parameters including setup frequen...

Page 49: ...d voltage A2 03 Motor rated current A2 04 Motor rated frequency A2 05 Motor rated revolving speed Motor 3 A3 00 Motor type selection A3 01 Motor rated power A3 02 Motor rated voltage A3 03 Motor rated current A3 04 Motor rated frequency A3 05 Motor rated revolving speed Motor 4 A4 00 Motor type selection A4 01 Motor rated power A4 02 Motor rated voltage A4 03 Motor rated current A4 04 Motor rated ...

Page 50: ...age inductance A4 09 Asynchronous motor mutual inductance P4 10 Asynchronous motor no load current Table4 3 5 If motor and the load can not be totally separated please select P1 37 Motor 2 3 4 as A2 A3 A4 37 to 1 Asynchronous machine static tuning then press RUN key on keyboard panel 4 4 Test running HV590 General machine type factory setting value Code Factory setting Description P0 01 0 Speed se...

Page 51: ...assword is input can the user enter the parameter menu To cancel the password PP 00should be set to 0 In the user set parameter mode parameter menu is not protected by password protection P group A group are of basic function parameters U group is the monitor function group 5 1 Monitor function group U0 00 U0 61 U0 parameter group is used to monitor inverter running status Customers can check thro...

Page 52: ... IO output status it s value is a hexadecimal digit Each bit corresponds to each output terminal state 0 9 bit Output status 0 Invalid 1 Valid U0 09 AI1 voltage V 0 01V AI1 input voltage corrected by AC 00 AC 03 U0 10 AI2 voltage V 0 01V AI2 input voltage corrected by AC 04 AC 07 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 DI1 DI2 10 9 8 DI3 DI4 DI5 DI6 VDI5 VDI4 VDI3 VDI2 VDI1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 2 2 8 9 10 11...

Page 53: ...unning time used for regular operation control U0 21 AI1 voltage before correction 0 001V AI1 voltage before correction used for AC function group parameter AC 00 AC 03 to correct AI1 voltage U0 22 AI2 voltage before correction 0 001V AI2 voltage before correction used for AC function group parameter AC 04 AC 07 to correct AI2 voltage U0 23 AI3 voltage before correction 0 001V AI3 voltage before c...

Page 54: ... through different temperature measuring point U0 35 Target torque 0 1 Target torque setup In torque control mode it is used to check the set target torque U0 36 Rotary variable position 1 It s rotor position when speed feedback U0 37 Power factor angle 0 1 Current power factor angle power factor COS angle angle 0 maximum power U0 38 ABZ position 0 0 ABZ incremental feedback position information o...

Page 55: ...DI function status 1 intuitively display function 01 40 U0 44 DI function status intuitive display2 1 Display DI function status 2 intuitively display function 41 80 U0 45 Fault information 0 Fault information query U0 46 Reserved U0 47 Reserved U0 48 Reserved 100 00 100 00 U0 60 Running frequency 0 01 100 00 100 00 U0 61 Inverter status 1 U0 62 Current fault code 1 U0 63 Point to point communicat...

Page 56: ...ught fan pump load etc Tips Motor parameters must be indentified before choosing vector control mode Only accurate motor parameters can play the advantage of vector control mode Users can get better performance by adjusting speed regulator group P2 parameters motor 2 motor 3 motor 4 respectively for group A2 A3 A4 FVC is generally used for permanent magnet synchronous motor while part of the small...

Page 57: ...fter powered off frequency set value restored to the value that equals to setupof last power off time Correction is memorized through keyboard key and key or terminal UP DOWN What needs to be reminded is P0 23 is Digital setup frequency memory selection P0 23 is used to select correction whether to be memorized or cleared and is relevant to stop irrelevant to power off memory please pay attention ...

Page 58: ...chine HV590 series support 4 kinds of communication mode Modbus Profibus DP CANopen 3 kinds of communication can not be used at the same time Communication card should be installed during the use of communication 4 kinds of communication card are optional User can select to buy according to the needs and set parameter P0 28 correctly P0 04 Auxiliary frequency source Y selection Digital setup prese...

Page 59: ...iliary 1 MAX main frequency source X auxiliary frequency source Y 2 MIN main frequency source X auxiliary frequency source Y 3 This parameter is used to select frequency setup channel and of realizing frequency setup through the compound of main frequency X and auxiliary frequency Y 1bit Frequency source selection 0 Main frequency source X Main frequency source X is the target frequency 1 Main aux...

Page 60: ... function code is restored to the factory default value this parameter value is restored to 0 which should be used prudently in the applications where the motor rotary direction is not allowed to change P0 10 Maximum frequency 50 00Hz 320 00Hz 50 00Hz When analog input pulse input DI5 MS command etc are used as frequency source their respective 100 are relatively calibrated through P0 10 HV590 max...

Page 61: ...e adjustment of carrier frequency will influence the following items on the performance Carrier frequency low high Motor noise big small Output current waveform poor well Motor temperature rise high low Inverter temperature rise low high Leakage current small large Radiation interference small big Different power of inverter is set with different carrier frequency by the factory Though user could ...

Page 62: ...iliary operation is choosen When frequency source is main auxiliary operation P0 21 as offset frequency it could make frequency set more flexible by stacking offset frequency on main auxiliary operation as the final frequency set value P0 22 Frequency command resolution 0 1Hz 1 2 0 01Hz 2 This parameter is used to dertermine all the function code resolution which is relevant to frequency Frequency...

Page 63: ...is priority P0 25 Acceleration deceleration reference frequency Maximum frequency P0 10 0 0 Set frequency 1 100Hz 2 Acceleration deceleration time means the time needed for the inverter varying from 0Hz to the frequency ofP0 25 Fig5 1 is acceleration deceleration time schematic diagram When P0 25 is choosen to 1 acceleration deceleration time is connected with set frequency If set frequency change...

Page 64: ...ieve synchronous switching Frequency setup channels above have the same definition with P0 03 main frequency source X selection please refer to P0 03 for details Different running command channels can bind the same frequency setup channel When the command source is valid during command source frequency source binding set frequency source of P0 03 P0 07 is invalid P0 28 Communication expansion card...

Page 65: ...or leakage inductance 0 01mH 655 35mH Inverter power 55kW 0 001mH 65 535mH Inverter power 55kW P1 09 Asynchronous motor mutual inductance 0 1mH 6553 5mH Inverter power 55kW 0 01mH 655 35mH Inverter power 55kW P1 10 Asynchronous motor no load current 0 01A P1 03 Inverter power 55kW 0 1A P1 03 Inverter power 55kW P1 06 P1 10 are parameters for asynchronous motor Generally motor nameplate dosen t con...

Page 66: ...for synchronous motor using UVW encoder These two parameters can be obtained through synchronous motor complete static tuning which are very important to operation of synchronous motor Users should tune them before synchronous initial use P1 34 Rotary transformer pole pairs 1 65535 1 Rotary transformer is equipped with pole pairs When using the encoder correct parameters must be set to it P1 36 PG...

Page 67: ...z P2 03 Speed loop proportional gain 2 0 100 20 P2 04 Speed loop integration time 2 0 01s 10 00s 1 00s P2 05 Switching frequency 2 P2 02 maximum frequency 10 00Hz Users could choose different speed loop PI parameters under different running frequency When running frequency is less than the switching frequency P2 02 adjusting parameters for speed loop PI are P2 00 and P2 01 When running frequency i...

Page 68: ... torque might fluctuate greatly but response speed will be fast P2 09 Torque upper limit source in speed control mode P2 10 0 0 AI1 1 AI2 2 AI3 Potentiometer 3 PULSE setup 4 Communication setup 5 Min AI1 AI2 6 Max AI1 AI2 7 P2 10 Torque upper limit digital setup in speed control mode 0 0 200 0 150 0 In speed control mode inverter maximum torque output is controlled by torque upper limit Range for ...

Page 69: ...nt V F It is suitable for special loads such as dehydrator and centrifugal machine It can be self defined Refer to the description of functional codes of Group F1 07 to F1 12 for details 2 Square V F It is suitable for centrifugal loads such as fan and pump 3 8 These are relation curve situated between beeline V F curve and square V F curve 9 Reserved 10 VF complete separation mode Inverter output...

Page 70: ... point V F frequency point F1 0 00Hz P3 05 0 00Hz P3 04 Multi point V F voltage point V1 0 0 100 0 0 0 P3 05 Multi point V F frequency point F2 P3 03 P3 07 0 00Hz P3 06 Multi point V F voltage point V2 0 0 100 0 0 0 P3 07 Multi point V F frequency point F3 P3 05 Motor rated frequency P1 04 Note Motor 2 3 4 rated frequency respectively A2 04 A3 04 A4 04 0 00Hz P3 08 Multi point V F voltage point V3...

Page 71: ... described as follows In the applications where over voltage alarm easily occurs it needs to improve the over excitation gain Excessive over excitation gain easily lead to increasing of output current Users should keep the balance during operation In the applications where the inertia is very low the over excitation gain is set to 0 while in the applications where there is brake resistor the over ...

Page 72: ...AI2 3 AI3 Potentiometer Voltage is set through analog input terminal 4 PULSE pulse setup DI5 voltage set through terminal pulse Pulse setup signal specification voltage range 9V 30V frequency range 0kHz 100kHz 5 MS command voltage source is MS command Corresponding relationship between set signal and set voltage is determined through P4 group and PC group 6 Simple PLC When voltage source is simple...

Page 73: ...9 4 P4 02 DI3 terminal function selection 0 59 9 P4 03 DI4 terminal function selection 0 59 12 P4 04 DI5 terminal function selection 0 59 13 P4 05 DI6 terminal function selection 0 59 2 P4 06 DI7 terminal function selection 0 59 12 P4 07 DI8 terminal function selection 0 59 13 P4 08 DI9 terminal function selection 0 59 14 P4 09 DI10 terminal function selection 0 59 15 These parameters are used to ...

Page 74: ... the fault according to the fault protection action mode Please refer to P9 47 for details 12 Multi stage speed terminal1 The setting of 16 segment speeds can be realized by the combinations of the terminal status when the frequency source is MS Speed Refer to schedule 1 for details 13 Multi stage speed terminal2 14 Multi stage speed terminal3 15 Multi stage speed terminal4 16 Acc dec time selecti...

Page 75: ...ng 34 Frequency modification enable If the function is valid inverter Yes not respond to frequency change until the function turns to be invalid 35 PID direction reversed PID and PA 03 set values are set in oppoisite directions when the terminal is valid 36 External stop terminal1 It could make inverter stop when in keyboard control Equivalent to function of STOP key on the keyboard 37 Control com...

Page 76: ...P8 42 and P8 53 51 59 Reserved Reserved Schedule 1 MS command function description 4 MS command terminals which can be combined into 16 states For 16 corresponding values please refer to schedule 1 as below K4 K3 K2 K1 Command setup Corresponding parameter OFF OFF OFF OFF MS command 0 PC 00 OFF OFF OFF ON MS command 1 PC 01 OFF OFF ON OFF MS command 2 PC 02 OFF OFF ON ON MS command 3 PC 03 OFF ON ...

Page 77: ...d mode 0 Two line mode 1 0 Two line mode 2 1 Three line mode1 2 Three line mode2 3 Two line mode 3 4 Three line mode3 5 10bit Terminal input priority mode Point move priorrun command FWD REV 0 run command FWD REV priorPoint move 1 0 bit This parameter defines 6 different modes of controlling the forward and reverse rotations of the inverter via the external terminal NOTE In order to explain The fo...

Page 78: ...tion mode DI1 terminal function is to enable operation while DI2 terminal function is to determine running direction The descriptions on the terminal running command are as shown as below Terminal Set value Description DI1 1 Forward FWD DI2 2 Reverse REV Among them DI1 DI2 are DI1 DI10 multi fuction input terminal level valid 0 invalid 1 valid K1 K2 Command 0 0 Stop 0 1 Stop 1 0 Forward FWD 1 1 Re...

Page 79: ...level valid 0 invalid 1 valid X arbitrarily SB1 SB2 SB3 Command 0 X X Stop 1 1 0 Forward FWD 1 0 1 Reverse REV 1 1 0 1 Reverse REV 1 0 1 1 Forward FWD Fig 5 8 Three line control mode 1 Among them SB1 Stop button SB2 Forward rotation button SB3 Reverse rotation button 3 Three line mode2 In this operation mode DI3 terminal is the enable terminal Direction by the state of the DI2 to decide while DI1 ...

Page 80: ...ine mode The forward reverse rotation of the motor is decidedby the Di1 DI2 terminal commands The descriptions on the terminal running command are as shown as below Terminal Set value Description DI1 1 Forward FWD DI2 2 Reverse REV Among them DI1 DI2 are DI1 DI10 multi fuction input terminal level valid 0 invalid 1valid K1 K2 Command 0 0 Stop 0 1 Reverse REV 1 0 Forward FWD 1 0 1 Forward FWD 0 1 1...

Page 81: ...bitrarily SB1 SB2 SB3 Command 0 X X Stop 1 1 0 Forward FWD 1 0 1 Reverse REV 1 1 0 1 Forward FWD 1 0 1 1 Reverse REV Fig 5 8 Three line control mode 1 Among them SB1 Stop button SB2 Forward rotation button SB3 Reverse rotation button P4 12 Terminal UP DOWN variation rate 0 01Hz s 65 535Hz s 1 00Hz s It is used to set the frequency variation rate frequency variation per second when adjusting the se...

Page 82: ... input or 0 0 according to the setting of P4 34 AI used as current input terminal 1mA current equals to 0 5V voltage AI input filtering time is used to set AI1 software filtering time When field anlog quantity is vulnerable please increase the filtering time so that anlog quantity tends to be stable But excessive filtering time will lead to slow response time to anlog detection User should balance...

Page 83: ... function and usage of curve 3 please refer to description of curve 1 P4 28 PULSE minimum input 0 00kHz P4 30 0 00kHz P4 29 PULSE minimum input corresponding setup 100 00 100 0 0 0 P4 30 PULSE maximum input P4 28 50 00kHz 50 00kHz P4 31 PULSE maximum input corresponding setup 100 00 100 0 100 0 P4 32 PULSE filter time 0 00s 10 00s 0 10s This group of parameters are used to set relationship between...

Page 84: ... I O expansion card is needed in the use of AI3x P4 34 AI below minimum input setup selection 1bit AI1 below minimum input setup selection 000 Minimum input setup 0 0 0 1 10bit AI2 below minimum input setup selection Minimum input setup 0 0 0 1 100bit AI3 below minimum input set selection Minimum input setup 0 0 0 1 This function code is used to dertermine analog quantity corresponding setup when ...

Page 85: ...000 bit DI4 terminal valid state setup High level valid 0 Low level valid 1 1000 0bit DI5 terminal valid state setup High level valid 0 Low level valid 1 P4 39 DI terminal effective mode selection 2 1bit DI6 terminal valid state setup 00000 High level valid 0 Low level valid 1 10bit DI7 terminal valid state setup High level valid 0 Low level valid 1 100bit DI8 terminal valid state setup High level...

Page 86: ...Display Setting Range Factory Setting Change Limite P5 00 Y terminal output mode selection Pulse output Y1P 0 0 Switch output Y1R 1 Y1 is programmable multiplex terminal which can be used as high speed pulse output terminal Y1P or open collector switching output terminal Y1R When P5 00 is set to 0 maximum output frequency can reach 10kHz please refer to P5 06 for related description P5 01 Y1Rselec...

Page 87: ...imple PLC running finishes one circulation it outputs a pulse signal with width of 250ms 12 Total running time arrived When the accumulated running time of the inverter exceeds the setup time P8 17 it outputs ON signal 13 Frequency limit When set frequency exceeds upper limit frequency or lower limit frequency and inverter output frequency exceeds upper limit frequency or lower limit frequency it ...

Page 88: ...tate Please refer to function code P8 28 P8 29 for details 35 Module temperature arrival When module radiator temperature P7 07 reaches the set value of P8 47 it outputs ON signal 36 Software excessive current Please refer to function code P8 36 P8 37 for details 37 Frequency lower limit arrival stop with output When running frequency reaches frequency lower limit it outputs ON signal When in stop...

Page 89: ...0A 1000 0A 15 Output voltage 0 0V 1000 0V P5 09 Y1P maximum output frequency 0 01kHz 100 00kHz 50 00kHz When the multifunctional terminal output function selects Y1P pulse output it can set the maximum frequency value of output pulse P5 10 AO1 zero offset 100 0 100 0 0 0 P5 11 AO1 gain 10 00 10 00 1 00 P5 12 Expansion card AO2zero offset 100 0 100 0 0 00 P5 13 Expansion card AO2 gain 10 00 10 00 1...

Page 90: ... setup Positive logic 0 Negative logic 1 100bit RELAY2 terminal valid state setup Positive logic 0 Negative logic 1 1000 bit DO1 terminal valid state setup Positive logic 0 Negative logic 1 10000 bit DO2 terminal valid state setup Positive logic 0 Negative logic 1 Define output terminal Y1R Relay 1 Relay 2 DO1 andDO2 output logic 0 Positive logic Digital output terminals and the corresponding publ...

Page 91: ... Start from maximum frequency 2 In order to complete the rotation speed tracking process in the shortest period it can select the mode of inverter tracking the rotation velocity of motor 0 Track downward from the frequency at the time of stop which is generally selected at first 1 Track upward from zero frequency which is used when the inverter is restarted upon long period of power shutdown 2 Tra...

Page 92: ...ithout pre excitation process Start dc braking current pre excitation current is the relative percentage of rated current P6 07 Acceleration deceleration mode Straight acc dec 0 0 S curve acc dec mode A 1 It is used to select the frequency change mode during the inverter start and stop process 0 Straight acceleration deceleration The output frequency increases or decreases along the straight line ...

Page 93: ...0 0s 0 0s DC brake initial frequency at stop During the process of decelerating to stop when the running frequency at stop reaches this frequency it will start the process of DC brake DC brake waiting time at stop Prior to the beginning of DC brake at stop the inverter will terminate the output and then start DC brake after this delay time It is used to prevent over current fault due to DC brake w...

Page 94: ...mit P7 01 MF REV key function selection MF REV key invalid 0 0 Switching between operation panel com mand channel the remote command channel terminal command channel or serial port command channel 1 Switching between FWD REV rotation 2 Forward jog command 3 Reverse jog command 4 It is used to set the functions of multifunctional MF REV key 0 Invalid function 1 Operation panel command channel and r...

Page 95: ...eration users can set their corresponding positions to 1 and then convert this binary number into decimal number and set it to P7 04 Running display parameter is used to set paratermers which can be seen under inverter running state 32 state parameters can be checked at most you could choose the needed state parameter through P7 03 P7 04 binary digit display sequence starts from P7 03 lowest digit...

Page 96: ...version number P7 11 Software version No Control board software version No P7 12 Load speed display decimal digits No decimal place 0 1 One decimal place 1 Two decimal places 2 Three decimal places 3 Decimal point position It is used to set the number of decimal places of the load speed For example if the Load speed display coefficient P7 06 is 2 000 load speed display decimal digits is 2 Two deci...

Page 97: ...P8 03 to P8 08 parameters have the same definition with P0 17 and P0 18 You can switch to choose the 4 groups through different combination of DI multi function digital input terminal For specific using method please refer to function code P4 01 P4 05 for details P8 09 Hopping frequency 1 0 00Hz maximum frequency 0 00Hz P8 10 Hopping frequency 2 0 00Hz maximum frequency 0 00Hz P8 11 Hopping freque...

Page 98: ... used for load distribution when multiple motors drive the same load Droop control refers to inverter output frequency decreasing with added load In this way motor with heavy load output frequency decrease more which could decrease the motor load to realize multiple motor load uniformity This parameter is the output frequency declining value with rated output load P8 16 Accumulative power on time ...

Page 99: ...s can be eliminated after cancelling the running command This can prevent the dangers caused by the automatic running of the motor under unexpected condition P8 19 Frequency detection value FDT1 0 00Hz maximum frequency 50 00Hz P8 20 Frequency detection hysteresis value FDT1 0 0 100 0 FDT1level 5 0 Fig 5 16 FDT level schematic diagram When the running frequency is higher than the frequency detecti...

Page 100: ...It is used to set whether hopping frequency is effective during process of acceleration deceleration P8 22 1 Actual running frequency will skip the setting frequency boundary when running within the range of hopping frequency Fig 5 18 Acc dec hopping frequency validity schematic diagram P8 25 Acc time1 acc time 2 frequency switching point 0 00Hz Maximum frequency 0 00Hz Output frequency Hz t t Set...

Page 101: ...ram P8 27 Terminal jog priority Invalid 0 0 Valid 1 It is used to set if terminal jog function has the highest priority When P8 27 is valid if jog command occurring during running inverter will switch to jog running mode P8 28 Frequency detection value FDT2 0 00Hz Maximum frequency 50 00Hz P8 29 Frequency detection hysteresis value FDT2 0 0 100 0 FDT2 level 5 0 This frequency detection function an...

Page 102: ...delay time 0 00s 600 00s 0 10s When inverter output current is less than or equals to zero current detection level and the lasting time exceeds zero current detection delay time inverter multi function terminal DO output DO signal Fig 5 21 is schematic diagram of zero current detection Fig 5 21 Zero current detection schematic diagram Running frequency t Random frequency arrival Random frequency a...

Page 103: ... fig 5 22 is schematic diagram of output current overlimit detection P8 38 Random currentarrival 1 0 0 300 0 Motor rated current 100 0 P8 39 Random current arrival range1 0 0 300 0 Motor rated current 0 0 P8 40 Random currentarrival 2 0 0 300 0 Motor rated current 100 0 P8 41 Random currentarrival range2 0 0 300 0 Motor rated current 0 0 When inverter output current is within the positive negative...

Page 104: ... P8 46 AI1 input voltage protection value upper limit P8 45 10 00V 6 80V When analog input AI1 is greater than the set of P8 46 or less than that of P8 47 inverter multi function DO output ON signal of AI1 input overrun which indicating if AI1 input voltage is within the setup range P8 47 Module temperature arrival 0 00 100 75 Inverter multi function terminal DO outputs module temperature arrival ...

Page 105: ...ard Display Setting Range Factory Setting Change Limit P9 00 Motor over load protection selection Invalid 0 1 Valid 1 P9 01 Motor overload protection gain 0 20 10 00 1 00 P9 00 0 Without motor overload protection function It is recommended to install a thermal relay between the motor and the inverter P9 00 1 The inverter has overload protection function for the motor according to motor overload pr...

Page 106: ...unning with acceleration speed it will stop acceleration When the inverter is running with constant speed it will reduce the output frequency When the inverter is running with deceleration speed it will stop deceleration and the operating frequency will not recover normally till the current is less than the current stall protection current P9 06 Over current stall protection current It selects the...

Page 107: ...1 It is used to choose whether to protect output open phase P9 14 The first fault type 0 99 P9 15 The second fault type 0 99 P9 16 The latest fault type 0 99 It records the latest 3 fault types for the inverter 0 means no fault and 1 to 99 correspond to refer to Chapter 6 for the details Table of fault type No Fault display Fault type 0 Reserved No fault 1 1 Err01 Reserved 2 2 Err02 Acceleration o...

Page 108: ...ault 43 43 Err43 Motor overspeed fault 45 45 Err45 Motor overtemperature fault 51 51 Err51 Initial position fault P9 17 Third fault frequency The latest fault frequency P9 18 Third fault current The latest fault current P9 19 Third fault bus voltage The latest fault bus voltage P9 20 Third fault input terminal The latest fault digital input terminal status order as below When input terminal status...

Page 109: ...git is 1 OFF corresponds to 0 All DO status are converted to decimal display P9 32 Second fault inverter state Reserved P9 33 Second fault power on time The latest fault power on time P9 34 Second fault running time The latest fault running time P9 37 First fault frequency The latest fault frequency P9 38 First fault current The latest fault current P9 39 First fault bus voltage The latest fault b...

Page 110: ...ut phase lack Fault No 12 Err12 Free stop 0 Stop according to stop mode 1 100 bit Input phase lack Fault No 13 Err13 Free stop 0 Stop according to stop mode 1 1000 bit External fault Fault No 15 Err15 Free stop 0 Stop according to stop mode 1 10000 bit Abnormal communication Fault No 16 Err16 Free stop 0 Stop according to stop mode 1 P9 48 Fault protection action selection 2 1bit Encoder fault Fau...

Page 111: ... fault Fault No 51 Err51 Same with P9 47 1 bit 1000 bit Reserved 10000 bit Reserved If it is set to free stop inverter displays E and stop directly If it is set to stop according to stop mode inverter displays A and stop according to the set stop mode Inverter displays E after stopped If it is set to keep on running inverter displays A and continues running Running frequency is set through P9 54 P...

Page 112: ... set during operation Motor temperature value is displayed in U0 34 When motor temperature exceeding the motor overheating protection threshold P9 57 inverter would give fault alarm and processing according to the selected protection action mode When motor temperature exceeding the motor overheating pre alarm threshold P9 58 inverter multi function digital DO would output motor overheating pre ala...

Page 113: ...s voltage duration time If the time exceeds P9 61 set value bus voltage is normal P9 59 2 When instant outage or voltage suddenly drops inverter decelerates to stop P9 63 Load off protection selection Invalid 0 0 Valid 1 P9 64 Load off detection level 0 0 100 0 Motor rated current 10 0 P9 65 Load off detection time 0 0s 60 0s 1 0s When the protection function is valid and inverter output current i...

Page 114: ... P9 69 duration time P9 70 Fault No 42 Err42 P9 70 0 0s Excessive speed deviation fault detection is canceled 5 12 PID function group PA 00 PA 28 PID control is a common method used in process control Through the proportional integration and differential calculation on the difference between feedback signal and target signal of the controlled parameter PID control adjusts the output frequency of t...

Page 115: ...tention during operation PA 04 PID reference feedback range 0 65535 1000 PID reference feedback range is a dimensionless unit which is used to display U0 15 PID setup and U0 16 PID feedback PID reference feedback related to the value 100 0 corresponding to a given feedback range PA 04 If PA 40 is set to 2000 PID is set to 100 0 PID given display U0 15 is 2000 PA 05 Proportional gain Kp1 0 0 100 0 ...

Page 116: ... s especially effective for some closed loop control occasions PA 10 PID differential amplitude limit 0 00 100 00 0 10 In PID regulation the role of differential is relatively sensitive that system oscillation may be easily caused Therefore range of PID differential regulation has been limited to a small range PA 10 is used to set PID differential output range PA 11 PID reference change duration 0...

Page 117: ... PA 17 PA 18 2 When deviation absolute value between reference and feedback is less than PA 19 set value PID parameters select parameter group 1 When deviation absolute value between reference and feedback is greater than PA 20 set value PID parameters select group 2 When deviation absolute value between reference and feedback is within the range of switching deviation 1 2 PID parameters select li...

Page 118: ...operation output reaches the maximum or minimum value user could choose whether to stop integration or not If you choose to stop integration then the PID integration stops calculation which may contribute to the reduction of PID overshoot PA 26 PID feedback loss detection value No judging 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 0 0 1 PA 27 PID feedback loss detection time 0 0s 20 0s 0s This function is used to judge if P...

Page 119: ...ng AW maximum frequency P0 10 times swing amplitude Pb 01 When the swing is running the jump frequency relative to the swing Swing AW times jump frequency amplitude Pb 02 If Swing relative to the center frequency variable swing amplitude Pb 00 0 is selected the jump frequency is variable value If Swing relative to the maximum frequency fixed swing Pb 00 1 is selected the jump frequency is fixed va...

Page 120: ...535 1000 Counting value should be collected through multi function digital input terminal Corresponding input terminal should be set to the function of counter input function 25 in application DI5 terminal should be used when pulse frequency is high When counting value reaches Pb 08 set value multi function digit DO output setup counting value arrival ON signal then stop counting When counting val...

Page 121: ...ge of maximum frequency When used as VF saparation voltage source it s the percentage of motor rated voltage When used as PID set source dimension conversion is not needed during the process MS command should be selected according to the different states of multi function digit DI terminals For details please refer to P4 group PC 16 PLC running mode Single running stop 0 0 Single running end remai...

Page 122: ...ntinues to run from the memory stage upon next power on If 1bit is set to 0 PLC process would restart upon power on PLC stop memory refers to the record of PLC running stage and running frequency of the time before Next time PLC continues to run from the memory stage If 10bit is set to 0 PLC process would restart upon power on PC 18 PLC 0segment running time 0 0s h 6553 5s h 0 0s h PC 19 PLC 0segm...

Page 123: ...me 0 0s h 6553 5s h 0 0s h PC 37 PLC 9segment acc dec time 0 3 0 PC 38 PLC 10segment running time 0 0s h 6553 5s h 0 0s h PC 39 PLC 10segment acc dec time 0 3 0 PC 40 PLC 11segment running time 0 0s h 6553 5s h 0 0s h PC 41 PLC 11segment acc dec time 0 3 0 PC 42 PLC 12segment running time 0 0s h 6553 5s h 0 0s h PC 43 PLC 12segment acc dec time 0 3 0 PC 44 PLC 13segment running time 0 0s h 6553 5s...

Page 124: ...15 Communication function group Pd 00 Pd 06 Please refer to HV590communication protocol Code Description Keyboard Display Setting Range Factory Setting Change Limit Pd 00 Baud rate 1bit MODBUS 6005 300BPS 0 600BPS 1 1200BPS 2 2400BPS 3 4800BPS 4 9600BPS 5 19200BPS 6 38400BPS 7 57600BPS 8 115200BPS 9 10bit Profibus DP 115200BPS 0 208300BPS 1 256000BPS 2 512000BPS 3 100 bit Reserved 1000 bit Reserve...

Page 125: ... 00 PP xx A0 00 Ax xx U0 xx P0 03 PE 03 User function code 3 P0 00 PP xx A0 00 Ax xx U0 xx P0 07 PE 04 User function code 4 P0 00 PP xx A0 00 Ax xx U0 xx P0 08 PE 05 User function code 5 P0 00 PP xx A0 00 Ax xx U0 xx P0 17 PE 06 User function code 6 P0 00 PP xx A0 00 Ax xx U0 xx P0 18 PE 07 User function code 7 P0 00 PP xx A0 00 Ax xx U0 xx P3 00 PE 08 User function code 8 P0 00 PP xx A0 00 Ax xx ...

Page 126: ...0 function codes to the PE group as the user customization function group PE group can offer 30 user customization function codes at most When PE displays P0 00 it means user function code is null In user customization function mode display of the function codes is defined through PE 00 PE 31 Sequence is consistent with the PE function codes skip P0 00 5 17 Function code management PP 00 PP 04 Cod...

Page 127: ... user to restore the disordered parameters 501 Restore user backup parameter It is used to restore the backup of user parameters that is restore the backup parameters whichis set through PP 01 501 PP 02 Parameter display attribute 1bit U group display selection 11 No display 0 Display 1 10bit A group display selection No display 0 Display 1 PP 03 Personalized parameter display selection 1bit Custo...

Page 128: ...t misoperation of the function parameters PP 04 0 All the function codes can be modified PP 04 1 All the function codes can only be viewed but not modified 5 18 Torque control group A0 00 A0 08 Code Description Keyboard Display Setting Range Factory Setting Change Limit A0 00 Speed torque control mode selection Speed control 0 0 Torque control 1 A0 00 is used to select inverter control mode speed ...

Page 129: ...e difference between motor output toque and load torque Therefore motor speed may change fast causing noise or excessive mechanical stress problems By setting the torque control acc dec time can make the motor speed changes smoothly A0 07 and A0 08 should be set to 0 00s in situations where torque rapid response is needed E g Two motors drive the same load to make sure of load uniform distribution...

Page 130: ...unction code A1 06 decides whether VDI is effective 1 1000 bit Virtual VDI4 State of virtual VDOx decides whether VDI is effective 0 Function code A1 06 decides whether VDI is effective 1 10000 bit Virtual VDI5 State of virtual VDOx decides whether VDI is effective 0 Function code A1 06 decides whether VDI is effective 1 A1 06 Virtual VD1 terminal state 1bit Virtual VDI1 00000 Invalid 0 Valid 1 10...

Page 131: ... the upper lower limit VDO1 output ON signal VDI1 input terminal state is valid VDI1 receives user defined fault 1 and inverter fault alarm and stop fault No 27 E USt1 E g2 When choosing function code A1 06 deciding VDI state to complete Auto into running state after power on Set VDI1 to Forward command FWD A1 00 1 Set function code A1 05 xxx1 to decide VDI1 terminal valid state Set VDI1 termianl ...

Page 132: ...ing DI state Fig 5 31AI terminal valid state schematic diagram A1 11 Virtual VDO1 output function Short circuit with physics DIx internals 0 0 See P5 group for physics DO output selection 1 40 A1 12 Virtual VDO2 output function Short circuit with physics DIx internals 0 0 See P5 group for physics DO output selection 1 40 A1 13 Virtual VDO3 output function Short circuit with physics DIx internals 0...

Page 133: ... by input states of DI1 DI5 on the keyboard VDOx and DIx one to one corresponding When virtual VDOx output function selecting non zero digits VDOx function setting and use method are same with P5 group DO output relevant parameters for details please refer to P5 group Similarly VDOx output valid state can choose positive or negative logic and set through A1 21 For VDOx use reference please refer t...

Page 134: ...chronous motor leakage inductance 0 01mH 655 35mH Inverter power 55kW 0 001mH 65 535mH Inverter power 55kW A2 09 Asynchronous motor mutual inductance 0 1mH 6553 5mH Inverter power 55kW 0 01mH 655 35mH Inverter power 55kW A2 10 Asynchronous motor no load current 0 01A A2 03 Inverter power 55kW 0 1A A2 03 Inverter power 55kW A2 27 Encoder pulses number 1 65535 2500 A2 28 Encoder type ABZ incremental...

Page 135: ... A2 40 maximum output frequency 10 00Hz A2 44 Vector control slip gain 50 200 150 A2 45 Speed loop filtering time 0 000s 0 100s 0 000s A2 47 Torque upper limit source in speed control mode A2 48 setup 0 0 AI1 1 AI2 2 AI3 Potentiometer 3 PULSE setup 4 Communication setup 5 MIN AI1 AI2 6 MAX AI1 AI2 7 A2 48 Torque upper limit digital setup in speed control mode 0 0 200 0 150 0 A2 51 Excitation regul...

Page 136: ...current ripple is big High frequency may lead to motor operation instability generally there is no need of modification For VF operation instability please refer to P3 11 For inverter loss and temperature rise please refer to P0 15 A5 01 PWM modulation mode Asynchronous modulation 0 0 Synchronous modulation 1 This parameter is only valid for VF control mode Asynchronous modulation refers to carrie...

Page 137: ...to be modified A5 06 Under voltage point setup 60 0 140 0 100 0 A5 06 is used to set value of inverter under voltage fault 9 E LU Different voltage level of 100 0 corresponds to different voltage point respectively Single phase 220V or three phase 220V 220V Three phase 380V 350V Three phase 480V 450V Three phase 690V 650V A5 07 SVC optimization mode selection No optimization 0 1 Optimization mode ...

Page 138: ...4 3 00V A6 13 AI curve 5 inflection point 2 input corresponding setup 100 0 100 0 30 0 A6 14 AI curve 5 maximum input A6 12 10 00V 10 00V A6 15 AI curve 5 maximum input corresponding setup 100 0 100 0 100 0 Function of curve 4 and curve 5 are similar with curve 1 curve 3 s Curve 1 curve 3 are straight lines while curve 4 and curve 5 are 4 point curves which could realize more flexible corresponden...

Page 139: ... corresponding setting of AI1 fluctuates between 49 0 51 0 Set A5 16 to 50 0 and A5 17 to 1 0 after hopping function processing AI1 is fixed as 50 0 In this way AI1 is converted into a stable input and fluctuation is eliminated 5 23 User programmable card parameters A7 00 A7 09 Code Description Keyboard Display Setting Range Factory Setting Change Limit A7 00 User programmable function selection I...

Page 140: ...ry Setting Change Limit A8 00 Master slave control function selection Invalid 0 0 Valid 1 A8 01 Master slave selection Master 0 0 slave 1 A8 02 Master slave information exchange 0 bit Do not follow the Master command 0 011 follow the Master command 1 10 bit Do not send fault information 0 send fault information 1 100 bit Do not warning when slave off line 0 warning when slave off line 1 A8 03 Mess...

Page 141: ...se 0 65535 0 A9 02 Reverse 0 65535 0 A9 03 Reverse 0 65535 0 A9 04 Reverse 0 65535 0 A9 05 Reverse 0 65535 0 A9 06 Reverse 0 65535 0 A9 07 Reverse 0 65535 0 A9 08 Reverse 0 65535 0 A9 09 Reverse 0 65535 0 5 26 AI AO correction AC 00 AC 19 Code Description Keyboard Display Setting Range Factory Setting Change Limit AC 00 AI1 measured voltage 1 0 500V 4 000V Factory calibration AC 01 AI1 display vol...

Page 142: ...by the inverter See U0 group U0 21 U0 22 U0 23 display During calibration put the multimeter measurement value and the U0 value respectively into the function codes above inverter would automatically calibrate the AI zero off and gain AC 12 A01 target voltage 1 0 500V 4 000V Factory calibration AC 13 A01 measured voltage 1 0 500V 4 000V Factory calibration AC 14 A01 target voltage 2 6 000V 9 999V ...

Page 143: ...or our company directly Among the 51 items of warning information Fault no 22 Err22refers to hardware over current or over voltage signal In most cases hardware over voltage fault led to fault no 22 Err22 alarming Fault name Inverter unit protection Panel display Fault No 1 Err01 Fault investigation 1 Inverter output loop short circuit 2 Two long wiring between motor and inverter 3 Module overheat...

Page 144: ...tage to normal range 5 Cancel sudden added load 6 Install braking unit and brake resistence Fault name Constant speed over current Panel display Fault No 4 Err04 Fault investigation 1 Inverter output loop grouded or short circuit 2 Vector control mode without parameter identification 3 Low voltage 4 Sudden load add in deceleration process 5 Small type selection of inverter Fault countermeasures 1 ...

Page 145: ...force or install brake resistence 2 Adjust voltage to normal range Fault name Control power supply fault Panel display Fault No 8 Err08 Fault investigation 1 Input voltage is not within the specified range Fault counter measures 1 Adjust voltage to normal range Fault name Undervoltage fault Panel display Fault No 9 Err09 Fault investigation 1 Instantaneous power off 2 Input voltage is not within t...

Page 146: ...wer supply board or contactor 2 For technical support 3 Eliminate external loop faults Fault name Output phase lack Panel display Fault No 13 Err13 Fault investigation 1 Wiring between motor and inverter anomalies 2 Inverter unbalanced 3 phase output 3 Drive board anomalies 4 Module anomalies Fault counter measures 1 Eliminate external loop faults 2 Check 3 phase winding and eliminate faults 3 For...

Page 147: ...ation 1 Input phase lack 2 Drive board contactor anomalies Fault counter measures 1 Eliminate external loop faults 2 Replace driver power supply board or contactor Fault name Current inspection fault Panel display Fault No 18 Err18 Fault investigation 1 Drive board anomalies 2 Hall devices anomalies Fault counter measures 1 Replace drive board 2 Replace hall devices Fault name Motor tuning fault P...

Page 148: ...s 1 Replace cable or motor Fault name Total running time arrival fault Panel display Fault No 26 Err26 Fault investigation 1 Total running time arrive the set value Fault counter measures 1 Clear record information using parameter initialization function Fault name User defined fault 1 Panel display Fault No 27 Err27 Fault investigation 1 Input user defined fault 1 signal through multi function te...

Page 149: ...otor stall 2 Small type selection of inverter Fault counter measures 1 Reduce the load and check the motor and mechanical condition 2 Choose inverter of greater power level Fault name Motor switching fault Panel display Fault No 41 Err41 Fault investigation 1 Change current motor selection during inverter operation Fault counter measures 1 Switch the motor after inverter stopped Fault name Excessi...

Page 150: ...ble consultthemanufacturer 2 Display 510 upon power on Poor contact between driven board and control board device damage on control board motor or motor cable short circuited hall fault grid undervoltage Re plug 26 core cable consult the manufacturer 3 Error 23 Err23 alarming upon power on The motor or the output line is short circuited to the earth the inverter is damaged Measure the insulationof...

Page 151: ...fault Motor wrongly set parameters improper acc dec time load fluctuation Reset motor parameters or motor tuning set proper acc dec time consultmanufacturer Caution After power off and within 5 minutes of charging indicator light CHARGE out please do not touch any spare parts inside the machine The operator must use instrument to confirm capacitor discharge is comleted then could implement machine...

Page 152: ...too high dust content or the air piping is blocked Check visually tighten the fastenings and clean the related parts No anomalies Electrolytic capacitor If any abnormal appearance Check visually No anomalies Current conducting leads or blocks Loose or not Check visually No anomalies Terminals If the screws or bolts loose Tighten the loose screws or bolts No anomalies means need daily check or regu...

Page 153: ...iltering capacitor of main circuit in it For charging a voltage regulator should be used to slowly increase the input voltage of the frequency converter until it reaches the rating and the charge should last more than 1 2 hours This test should be made at least once a year Don t perform breakdown test at random for this test will cause shorter life of the frequency converter The insulation test mu...

Page 154: ...ageas the response back to the host computer Application mode The inverter accessing with single main multi slave PC PLC control network which equipped with RS232 RS485 bus Bus structure 1 Interface mode RS232 RS485 hardware interface 2 Transmission mode Asynchronous serial half duplex transmission At the same time host and slave computer can only permit one to send data while the other can only r...

Page 155: ...t 3 5 bytes times pause after the last transmitted character a calibration of the end of the message A new message may start after this pause The entire message frame must be used as a continuous stream If the pause time frame prior to the completion of more than 1 5 byte times the receiving device will refresh the incomplete message and assumes thatthe nextbytewill be the address field ofa newmes...

Page 156: ...r 01H CRC CHK low order CRC CHK values to be calculated CRC CHK high order PD 05 1 ADR 01H CMD 03H Byte number 04H Data F002H high order 00H Data F002H low order 00H Data F003H high order 00H Data F003H low order 01H CRC CHK low order CRC CHK values to be calculated CRC CHK high order Command code 06H write a word For example Write 5000 1388H into F00AH which slave address is 02H Master command in...

Page 157: ...ge to the current contents of the register Only the eight bits of data in each character are used for generating the CRC Start and stop bits and the parity bit do not apply to the CRC During generation of the CRC each eight bit character is exclusive XOR with the register contents Then the result is shifted in the direction of the least significant bit LSB with a ZERO filled into the most signific...

Page 158: ...153 Appendix I H5RS485 Card RS485Communication Protocol crc_result crc_result 1 0xa001 else crc_result crc_result 1 crc_result crc_result 0xff 8 crc_result 8 return crc_result ...

Page 159: ...and relative instructions Besides if EEPROM is frequently stored it will reduce the service life of EEPROM In some communication mode function code need to be stored as long as changing the RAM value Group P to achieve this function change high order F of the function code address into 0 Group A to achieve this function change high order A of the function code address to be 4 Corresponding functio...

Page 160: ...nication setup value 101E Actual feedback speed 101F Main frequency X display 1020 Auxiliary frequency Y display Caution The communication setup value is percentage of the relative value 10000 corresponds to 100 00 10000 correspondsto 100 00 For data of dimensional frequency the percentage value is the percentage of the maximum frequency For data of dimensional torque the percentage is P2 10 A2 48...

Page 161: ...IT0 DO1 Output control BIT1 DO2 Output control BIT2 RELAY1 Output control BIT3 RELAY2 Output control BIT4 Y1R Output control BIT5 VY1 BIT6 VY2 BIT7 VY3 BIT8 VY4 BIT9 VY5 Analog output AO1 control write only Command address Command content 2002 0 7FFF indicates 0 100 Analog output AO2control write only Command address Command content 2003 0 7FFFindicates 0 100 PULSE output control write only Comman...

Page 162: ...2 001D Power on time arrive fault 001E Load off 001F PID feedback lost during operation 0028 Fast current limit timeout fault 0029 Motor shifting fault during operation 002A Excessive speed deviation 002B Motor over speed 002D Motor over temperature 005A Encoder line number setup fault 005B Encoder not connected 005C Initial position error 005E Speed feedback fault Communication fault information ...

Page 163: ...ay Factory default value 2ms Setup range 0 20ms Response delay It refers to the interval time from the inverter finishes receiving data to sending data to the position machine If the response delay is less than the system processing time then the response based on the time delay of the system processing time If the response delay is more than the system processing time after the system process the...

Page 164: ...f bytes which has one more byte than the standard Modbus protocol for specific please refer to the protocol the part of the 5 communication data structure Pd 06 Communication read the current resolution Factory default value 0 Setup range 0 0 01A 1 0 1A To determine when the communication reads the output current what the output current value unit is ...

Page 165: ... 1 U0 09 AI1 voltage 0 01V U0 10 AI2 voltage 0 01V U0 11 AI3 voltage 0 01V U0 12 Count value 1 U0 13 Length value 1 U0 14 Load speed display 1 U0 15 PID set point 1 U0 16 PID feedback 1 U0 17 PLC stage 1 U0 18 PULSE pulse input frequency 0 01kHz U0 19 Speed feedback 0 1Hz U0 20 Surplus running time 0 1Min U0 21 AI1 voltage before correction 0 001V U0 22 AI2 voltage before correction 0 001V U0 23 A...

Page 166: ...splay U0 43 DI function status intuitive display1 1 U0 44 DI function status intuitive display2 1 U0 45 Fault information 0 U0 46 Reserved U0 47 Reserved U0 48 Reserved U0 58 Z signal counter U0 59 Set frequency 0 01 U0 60 Running frequency 0 01 U0 61 Inverter status 1 U0 62 Current fault code 1 U0 63 Point to point communication 0 01 U0 64 number of Slave 1 U0 65 Torque limit 0 01 P0 Basic functi...

Page 167: ...Frequency command resolution 2 P0 23 Digital setup frequency memory selection upon stop 0 P0 24 Motor selection 0 P0 25 Acceleration deceleration reference frequency 0 P0 26 Frequency UP DOWNreference upon running 0 P0 27 Command source frequency source binding 000 P0 28 Communication expansion card 0 P1 Parameters for motor 1 P1 00 P0 37 P1 00 Motor type selection 0 P1 01 Rated power P1 02 Rated ...

Page 168: ...z P2 06 Vector control slip gain 100 P2 07 Speed loop filter time 28 P2 08 Vector control over excitation gain 64 P2 09 Torque upper limit source in speed control mode 0 P2 10 Torque upper limit digital setup in speed control mode 150 0 P2 13 Excitation regulation proportional gain 2000 P2 14 Excitation regulation integration gain 1300 P2 15 Torque regulation proportional gain 2000 P2 16 Torque re...

Page 169: ... 0s P4 Input Terminal P4 00 P4 39 P4 00 DI1terminal function selection 1 P4 01 DI2 terminal function selection 4 P4 02 DI3 terminal function selection 9 P4 03 DI4 terminal function selection 12 P4 04 DI5 terminal function selection 0 P4 05 DI6 terminal function selection 0 P4 06 DI7 terminal function selection 0 P4 07 DI8 terminal function selection 0 P4 08 DI9 terminal function selection 0 P4 09 ...

Page 170: ...0 P4 32 PULSE filter time 0 10s P4 33 AI curve selection 321 P4 34 AI below minimum input setup selection 000 P4 35 DI1 delay time 0 0s P4 36 DI2 delay time 0 0s P4 37 DI3 delay time 0 0s P4 38 DI terminal effective mode selection 1 00000 P4 39 DI terminal effective mode selection 2 00000 P5 Output terminal P5 00 P5 22 P5 00 Y1 terminal output mode selection 0 P5 01 Y1R selection open collector ou...

Page 171: ...dc braking current pre excitation current 0 P6 06 Start dc braking time pre excitation time 0 0s P6 07 Acceleration deceleration mode 0 P6 08 S curve initial segment time proportion 30 0 P6 09 S curve end segment time proportion 30 0 P6 10 Stop mode 0 P6 11 DC braking initial frequency at stop 0 00Hz P6 12 DC braking waiting time at stop 0 0s P6 13 DC braking current at stop 0 P6 14 DC braking tim...

Page 172: ...celeration time 4 10 0s P8 09 Hopping frequency 1 0 00Hz P8 10 Hopping frequency 2 0 00Hz P8 11 Hopping frequency amplitude 0 00Hz P8 12 Dead zone time of forward reverse rotations 0 0s P8 13 Reverse rotation control 0 P8 14 Set frequency below lower limit running mode 0 P8 15 Droop control 0 00Hz P8 16 Accumulative power on time arrival setup 0h P8 17 Accumulative running time arrival setup 0h P8...

Page 173: ...e1 0 0 P8 40 Random current arrival 2 100 0 P8 41 Random current arrival range2 0 0 P8 42 Timing function selection 0 P8 43 Running time timing selection 0 P8 44 Timing running time 0 0Min P8 45 AI1 input voltage protection value lower limit 3 10V P8 46 AI1 input voltage protection value upper limit 6 80V P8 47 Module temperature arrival 75 P8 48 Cooling fan control 0 P8 49 Wake up frequency 0 00H...

Page 174: ...9 Third fault bus voltage P9 20 Third fault input terminal P9 21 Third fault output terminal P9 22 Third fault inverter state P9 23 Third fault power on time P9 24 Third fault running time P9 27 Second fault frequency P9 28 Second fault current P9 29 Second fault bus voltage P9 30 Second fault input terminal P9 31 Second fault output terminal P9 32 Second fault inverter state P9 33 Second fault po...

Page 175: ...stop action judgment voltage 80 0 P9 63 Load off protection selection 0 P9 64 Load off detection level 10 0 P9 65 Load off detection time 1 0s P9 67 Over speed detection value 20 0 P9 68 Over speed detection time 1 0s P9 69 Excessive speed deviation detection value 20 0 P9 70 Excessive speed deviation detection time 5 0s PA PID Function group PA 00 PA 28 PA 00 PID reference source 0 PA 01 PID refe...

Page 176: ...A 25 PID integration attribute 00 PA 26 PID feedback loss detection value 0 0 PA 27 PID feedback loss detection time 0s PA 28 PID stop operation 0 Pb Swing Frequency Fixed Length and Counting Pb 00 Pb 09 Pb 00 Swing setup mode 0 Pb 01 Swing frequency amplitude 0 0 Pb 02 Jump frequency amplitude 0 0 Pb 03 Swing frequency cycle 10 0s Pb 04 Triangle wave rise time coefficient 50 0 Pb 05 Setup length ...

Page 177: ...t running time 0 0s h PC 21 PLC 1segment acc dec time 0 PC 22 PLC 2 segment running time 0 0s h PC 23 PLC 2 segment acc dec time 0 PC 24 PLC 3 segment running time 0 0s h PC 25 PLC 3 segment acc dec time 0 PC 26 PLC 4 segment running time 0 0s h PC 27 PLC 4 segment acc dec time 0 PC 28 PLC 5 segment running time 0 0s h PC 29 PLC 5 segment acc dec time 0 PC 30 PLC 6 segment running time 0 0s h PC 3...

Page 178: ...time 0 PC 50 Running time unit 0 PC 51 MS command 0 reference mode 0 Pd Communication function group Pd 00 Pd 29 Pd 00 Baud rate 6005 Pd 01 Data format 0 Pd 02 Local address 1 Pd 03 Response delay 2 Pd 04 Excessive communication time 0 0 Pd 05 Data transformat selection 30 Pd 06 Communication read current resolution 0 PE User customization function code PE 00 PE 29 PE 00 User function code 0 P0 01...

Page 179: ...function code 25 P0 00 PE 26 User function code 26 P0 00 PE 27 User function code 27 P0 00 PE 28 User function code 28 P0 00 PE 29 User function code 29 P0 00 PP Function code management PP 00 PP 04 PP 00 User password 0 PP 01 Parameter initialization 0 PP 02 Parameter display attribute 11 PP 03 Personalized parameter display selection 00 PP 04 Function codes modification attribute 0 A0 Torque con...

Page 180: ...1 11 Virtual VDO1 output function 0 A1 12 Virtual VDO2 output function 0 A1 13 Virtual VDO3 output function 0 A1 14 Virtual VDO4 output function 0 A1 15 Virtual VDO5 output function 0 A1 16 VDO1 output delay time 0 0s A1 17 VDO2 output delay time 0 0s A1 18 VDO3 output delay time 0 0s A1 19 VDO4 output delay time 0 0s A1 20 VDO5 output delay time 0 0s A1 21 VDO output terminal valid state selectio...

Page 181: ...hase 0 A2 31 Encoder installation angle 0 A2 32 UVW phase sequence 0 A2 33 UVW encoder offset angle 0 00 A2 34 Rotary transformer pole pairs 1 A2 35 UVW pole pairs 4 A2 36 PG dropped inspection time 0 0s A2 37 Tuning selection 0 A2 38 Speed loop proportional gain 1 30 A2 39 Speed loop integration time1 0 50s A2 40 Switching frequency1 5 00Hz A2 41 Speed loop proportional gain 2 20 A2 42 Speed loop...

Page 182: ...5 00 DPWM switching frequency upper limit 12 00Hz A5 01 PWM modulation mode 0 A5 02 Dead zone compensation mode selection 1 A5 03 Random PWM depth 0 A5 04 Rapid current limiting enable 1 A5 05 Current detection compensation 5 A5 06 Under voltage point setup 100 0 A5 07 SVC optimization mode selection 1 A5 08 Dead zone time adjustment 150 A5 09 Over voltage point setup Model determination A6 AI cur...

Page 183: ...g point 0 0 A6 29 AI3 set hopping amplitude 0 5 A7 User programmable card parameters A7 00 A7 09 A7 00 User programmable function selection 0 A7 01 Control board output terminal control mode selection A7 02 Programmable card expansion AI3x function configuration A7 03 Y1P output 0 0 A7 04 AO1 output 0 0 A7 05 Switch output 000 A7 06 Programmable card frequency setup 0 0 A7 07 Programmable card tor...

Page 184: ...ctory calibration AC 03 AI1 display voltage 2 Factory calibration AC 04 AI2 measured voltage 1 Factory calibration AC 05 AI2 display voltage 1 Factory calibration AC 06 AI2 measured voltage 2 Factory calibration AC 07 AI2 display voltage 2 Factory calibration AC 08 AI3 measured voltage 1 Factory calibration AC 09 AI3 display voltage 1 Factory calibration AC 10 AI3 measured voltage 2 Factory calibr...

Page 185: ...180 Appendix II Parameter Settings List AC 17 A02 measured voltage 1 Factory calibration AC 18 A02 target voltage 2 Factory calibration AC 19 A02 measured voltage 2 Factory calibration ...

Page 186: ...y 200W 200Ω 1 135 3 7 inverter inlay 400W 150Ω 1 135 5 5 inverter inlay 500W 100Ω 1 135 7 5 inverter inlay 800W 75Ω 1 130 11 inverter inlay 1000W 60Ω 1 135 15 inverter inlay 1560W 45Ω 1 125 18 5 inverter inlay 4800W 32Ω 1 125 22 inverter inlay 4800W 27 2Ω 1 125 30 DBU 4030 1 6000W 20Ω 1 125 37 DBU 4045 1 9600W 16Ω 1 125 45 DBU 4045 1 9600W 13 6Ω 1 125 55 DBU 4030 2 6000W 20Ω 2 135 75 DBU 4045 2 96...

Page 187: ...20 210 165 170 110 85Φ8 30 HSG80A 5V 4300 210 165 170 110 85Φ8 37 HSG110A 5V 4370 210 165 170 110 85Φ8 45 HSG125A 5V 4450 210 165 170 110 85Φ8 55 HSG150A 5V 4550 270 170 220 155 85Φ10 75 HSG200A 5V 4750 290 190 255 170 85Φ10 93 HSG250A 5V 4930 290 190 230 170 105Φ10 110 HSG275A 5V 41100 290 190 230 170 105Φ10 132 HSG330A 5V 41320 320 240 230 193 130Φ10 160 HSG450A 5V 41600 330 210 290 193 130Φ10 1...

Page 188: ... 210 165 170 110 85Φ8 30 HSG80A 9V 4300 270 190 230 155 100Φ10 37 HSG110A 9V 4370 270 190 230 155 100Φ10 45 HSG125A 9V 4450 270 190 230 155 100Φ10 55 HSG150A 9V 4550 290 200 230 170 115Φ10 75 HSG200A 9V 4750 300 230 230 173 135Φ10 93 HSG250A 9V 4930 330 230 230 190 130Φ10 110 HSG275A 9V 41100 330 230 230 190 130Φ10 132 HSG330A 9V 41320 340 230 230 212 130Φ10 160 HSG450A 9V 41600 330 220 290 193 14...

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