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Operating

 

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Installation

 

Manual

 

 

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3 Mechanical 

installation 

 

  When unpacking the inverter, carefully inspect the product and make sure it has not been damaged during 

transportation. Inverter with cracks, dents or other visual damage shall not be installed. 

 

  The inverter must not be installed such that outlet air from another inverter or other equipment blows directly 

into the inverter air intake. A minimum of 80 mm clearance must be kept above and below the inverter, and a 
minimum of 20 mm vertical gap must be kept between inverters, to ensure sufficient air flow. 

 

  All terminals are accessed by opening the plastic cover. To be able to use the snap-and-hold-open 

functionality of the cover, a free space of 200 mm is required above the inverter. 

 

  During installation it is important that no foreign objects, such as cable strands or screws, fall into the inverter 

as a short circuit may occur. Drilling in chassis or cover is not allowed. 

 

  After installation, make sure all grommets at the cable entries are mounted and the cover is closed and 

secured with its screws to avoid contact with dangerous voltages. 

3.1 Mounting 

Unscrew the two lower captive screws and loosen the inverter from the backplate. Fasten backplate to a vertical 
surface using four screws. Make sure that the top mounting screws are sufficiently strong to hold the entire weight 
of the inverter. Place the inverter on the backplate by mating the chassis cut-out to the backplate hooks. Tighten 
the lower captive screws on both sides. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The cover is opened by unscrewing the two captive screws in the plastic cover and fold up the cover until it snaps 
tight. There are two possible positions for the cover. Close the cover by pulling it out and fold down. Be careful not 
to break the snaps in the cover when folding down. Tighten the screws in the plastic cover. 

The plastic cover can be removed by unscrewing the two upper screws after the cover is opened. The cable from 
the cover to the control board must be carefully removed from the control board. Replace in reverse order. 

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Page 1: ...www nfodrives se info nfodrives se 46 454 370 29 Tubba Torg 5 SE 374 32 Karlshamn Sweden Operating and Installation Manual NFO Sinus Optimal 3006469 2022 04...

Page 2: ...l notes 15 5 2 Keyboard and display 15 5 3 Indicators and Motor status 17 5 4 Operating modes 17 5 4 1 Manual Mode 18 5 4 2 Auto Mode 18 5 4 3 Bus Mode Serial channel Field bus 19 5 5 Parameter specif...

Page 3: ...elay 2 Run indication 36 5 13 3 Analog outputs 36 5 14 Communication interfaces 36 5 15 Display setup 37 5 16 Status Temperature Counters and Version 37 5 17 Reset to factory settings 37 5 18 Alarm an...

Page 4: ...l section are connected to the mains supply when the inverter is powered WARNING Touching any components with the mains supply connected can be fatal Always disconnect the mains supply before opening...

Page 5: ...requency and 100 of rated output current 5 CDM Complete Drive Module efficiency class according to Commission Regulation EU 2019 1781 and IEC 61800 9 2 2017 6 Due to sinusoidal voltage output from the...

Page 6: ...input PTC or Klixon Electronic motor overload protection Switch off if motor load is over rated power for a long time Ambient conditions Ambient operating temp 10 45 C Storage temp 20 60 C Humidity 0...

Page 7: ...or cover is not allowed After installation make sure all grommets at the cable entries are mounted and the cover is closed and secured with its screws to avoid contact with dangerous voltages 3 1 Moun...

Page 8: ...nted between the inverter terminals U V and W and the motor but it must only be operated when the motor is not running First time powered up the installer must select application enter motor name plat...

Page 9: ...3 2 5 mm AWG 26 AWG 14 To connect the cable carefully push the actuator downward If a tool is used make sure it does not damage any components on the circuit board The signal cables should be fixed to...

Page 10: ...N Analogue input 2 neg Process regulator actual value input negative 0V I O Ground 24 AOUT1 I Analogue output 1 I Current output 1 25 AOUT1 U Analogue output 1 U Voltage output 1 impedance 50 26 AOUT...

Page 11: ...ollowing sections Fig 2 Jumper placement and default settings 4 1 3 Analogue current input To use analogue current input 1 move J701 to I position If more than one unit is controlled by a single curre...

Page 12: ...olled via an RS485 type serial channel Connection is made through terminals 32 RS485 A and 34 RS485 B If the signals are to be bridged to further units terminals 33 and 35 can be used as in Fig 5 Term...

Page 13: ...r B Brake resistor Connection for external brake resistor between B and Internal DC link voltage negative and positive terminals Positive terminal also used for external brake resistor option PE Prote...

Page 14: ...A motor with a nominal voltage of 400V Y 230V D must be configured for Y connection and a motor with nominal voltage of 690V Y 400V D must be configured for D connection Setup of motor parameters and...

Page 15: ...r into parameter or parameter group Save parameter Enter toggle between normal screen and setup menu tree Leave parameter parameter group or leave parameter unsaved Toggle Operating mode between Manua...

Page 16: ...rating and Installation Manual 16 The following flowchart Fig 9 shows how different screens are reached examples of appearance and explanation of text Fig 9 Programming flowchart and screen examples w...

Page 17: ...he inverter with an external start signal from terminal 1 DIN1 The Manual mode is normally used for test and programming as well as running the inverter with the use of the keyboard The inverter will...

Page 18: ...e and run signal terminal 1 DIN1 is not active the Motor status shows Standby The source for the setpoint is selected by the parameter Op Mode Setp Source for the control mode concerned see 5 9 1 5 10...

Page 19: ...ue Input terminal 0 20 mA Current 0 20mA 20 and 21 J701 at I position 4 20 mA Current 4 20mA 20 and 21 J701 at I position 20 mA Current 20mA 20 and 21 J701 at I position 0 10 V Voltage 0 10V 20 J701 a...

Page 20: ...lay FixFrq5 FixSpd5 FixReg5 Aout 1 Max RS485 autostop Brake chop Heat sink 3 Menu readonly Start count PTC Temp Tuning DC brake FixFrq6 FixSpd6 FixReg6 Aout 2 Mode RS485 failsafe Stator freq Heat sink...

Page 21: ...elay from motor has stopped until new Run signal is accepted 0 0 s 0 0 10 0 s Stby Run DC Brake Time in seconds for motor DC braking before start 0 s 0 10 s Stby Run Kp speed Amplifier component speed...

Page 22: ...0 0 Stby Run Reg On Limit Turn on motor when actual value above on limit 0 0 2000 0 2000 0 Stby Run Output Relay 1 Mode Disable Function disabled Running Motor running Run Fwd Motor running forward Ru...

Page 23: ...l input current mA Read Keyboard Bitmask input of keyboard Read Terminals Bitmask input of terminals DIN1 8 Read Temperature Motor temp Estimated motor temperature in percent of max Read Power module...

Page 24: ...ers the installer will be prompted to select application type for the inverter The purpose of selecting application is to preset acceleration and deceleration ramps to a value suitable for the applica...

Page 25: ...lowable limit for the inverter If the auto tuning process results in an error the cause of error must be identified and corrected before the motor can be started Faults may be due to Motor not connect...

Page 26: ...has a nominal frequency of 50Hz and is to accelerate from 0 to 80 Hz in 2 sec and brake from 80 to 5 Hz in 9 sec tAccel 50 2 80 1 25 s tDecel 50 9 75 6 00 s The inverter cannot accelerate faster than...

Page 27: ...the time from when inverter is powered until it accepts a start command PowerOn Delay can be useful to handle short time power failures interrupts and restarting when operating with large inertial to...

Page 28: ...d motor model Estimated speed ac tual value Integrator c omponent Fig 11 Speed regulator If you have any doubts or problems please contact NFO Drives AB 5 8 8 Frequency sleep setting This function is...

Page 29: ...max current limit Use the parameters Boost time to set the time after start in seconds and Boost Level 0 100 of exceeding current capacity to set the increased current limit during boost time period...

Page 30: ...7 Analog 1 F Analogue input 1 clockwise Analog 1 R Analogue input 1 counter clockwise Analog 2 F Analogue input 2 clockwise Analog 2 R Analogue input 2 counter clockwise Fix 1 F Frequency from paramet...

Page 31: ...rom parameter Fix Spd 4 clockwise Fix 5 F Speed from parameter Fix Spd 5 clockwise Fix 6 F Speed from parameter Fix Spd 6 clockwise Fix 7 F Speed from parameter Fix Spd 7 clockwise Fix 1 R Speed from...

Page 32: ...al Min och Actual Max which translates the minimum and maximum signal level from the actual value input corresponding to the selected unit The regulator generates an output signal in the form of a set...

Page 33: ...1 clockwise Analog 1 R Analogue input 1 counter clockwise Analog 2 F Analogue input 2 clockwise Analog 2 R Analogue input 2 counter clockwise Fix 1 F Setpoint from parameter Fix Reg 1 clockwise Fix 2...

Page 34: ...an be set to 1 a positive or increasing value of the output signal if the regulator setpoint is greater than the current actual value or 1 a negative or decreasing value of the output signal if the re...

Page 35: ...load The final value of 100 0 corresponds to nominal load and the electronic motor overload protection trips when this value is passed The ambient motor temperature is set with parameter Amb Temp in t...

Page 36: ...U and terminal 27 AOUT2 U and current output at terminal 24 AOUT1 I and terminal 26 AOUT2 I respectively Both are related to any of the 0V terminals To scale the output use parameter Aout 1 2 Max cur...

Page 37: ...e selectable actual values are shown lower left middle and right position By default the actual values of IRMS PRMS and PF power factor are shown respectively Users may change these values by altering...

Page 38: ...g Some faults have to persist for a given time Delay before they generate a fault Motor Fault e g AC fail ErrCnt 2 RstDly RstDly RstDly RstDly T rT ime T rT ime RstDly isreset Fig 14 Typical fault sit...

Page 39: ...setpoint or Ain Type not set correctly DC Low Trip Fail Fail 2 DC link voltage too low or supply is disconnected Power supply voltage too low Check inverter mains connection DC High Fail Fail 2 DC li...

Page 40: ...00h to parameter SMODE Modbus register 0298h NFO Classic E00AD 6 Communication using Modbus Modbus RTU or Modbus ASCII can be used for communication with the inverter Available communication ports are...

Page 41: ...tick per every 36 s Read only Running Time 40 02ACh 02ADh UINT32 h 102 one tick per every 36 s Read only Serial Control Parameters MODE 34 0294h UINT16 1 Manual 2 Auto 3 Bus SMODE Command 35 0298h UIN...

Page 42: ...nt too low 43 Calibr Done Calibrate procedure finished 12 Cur High Output current too high 44 BasicTun Ok Basic tuning finished 13 Run Fail Locked rotor unable to control motor 45 Full Tun Ok Full tun...

Page 43: ...re ack 15 Stopping Inverter is decelerating towards a stop An example of communication could be that bus master sets the Bus control command bit and then waits for inverter to respond with Control fro...

Page 44: ...rter to respond with Enabled Now the bus master may start the motor using the Switch on command bit and inverter will respond with bit Operating When master clears the Switch on bit inverter will dece...

Page 45: ...t direction Press MAN AUTO to go to Manual mode Set the frequency desired in display window Use and to change setpoint Positive frequency setpoint means clockwise rotation negative means counter clock...

Page 46: ...PI reg Set actual value sensor measures at 10V 300 kPa using parameter Actual Max in parameter group PI reg Set the regulator amplification using parameter Reg Kp in parameter group PI reg Set regula...

Page 47: ...0 AIN1 P positive and terminal 21 AIN1 N negative that gives the desired night time low frequency setting Connect a time relay or other contact between DIN4 PI reg and a 24V source When DIN4 terminal...

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