Simphoenix E500 Series Universal Low Power Inverter Instruction Manual
- June 17, 2024
- Simphoenix
Table of Contents
- Simphoenix E500 Series Universal Low Power Inverter
- Product Information
- FAQs
- Precautions
- Product Introduction
- Operating panel Housing
- Display operation panel
- Inverter Installation
- Inverter Wiring
- Operating Panel
- Frequency input channel
- Digital setting
- PWM pulse-width given
- SIMPHOENIX Self-Defined Communication Protocol
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Simphoenix E500 Series Universal Low Power Inverter
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
- Version: V1.3
- Revision Date: Jan. 2018
Product Introduction
1.1 Description of Inverter Model
The E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter is a versatile device designed to convert and control low-power electrical energy.
1.2 Model of Inverter Series
The E500 Series includes various models with different specifications to cater to different power requirements.
1.3 Product Appearance and Name of Components
The inverter features a compact and sturdy design with clearly labeled components for easy identification and operation.
1.4 Product Technical Indicators and Specifications
The inverter has specific technical indicators and specifications that define its performance capabilities and operating parameters.
Inverter Installation
2.1 Environmental Requirements
Prior to installation, ensure that the inverter is placed in a suitable environment that meets the specified requirements for temperature, humidity, and ventilation.
2.2 Installation Dimension of Inverters
The user manual provides detailed instructions on the correct dimensions and positioning for installing the inverter.
Operating Panel
4.1 Function Description of Keys
The operating panel of the inverter consists of various keys with specific functions. The user manual provides a comprehensive description of each key’s purpose.
4.2 Panel Operating Method
The user manual guides users on how to operate the inverter using the keys on the panel, including step-by-step instructions for different functions.
4.3 List of Status Monitoring Parameters
A list of status monitoring parameters is provided to help users monitor the inverter’s performance and diagnose any potential issues.
4.4 Simple Operation of the Inverter
A simplified operation guide is included in the user manual for users who prefer a quick and straightforward approach to operating the inverter.
Function Parameter Table
A comprehensive function parameter table is provided in the user manual, detailing various settings and configurations that can be adjusted to meet specific requirements.
Fault Diagnosis and Countermeasures
7.1 Protection Function and Countermeasures
The inverter is equipped with protection functions to prevent damage and ensure safe operation. The user manual provides information on these functions and corresponding countermeasures.
7.2 Fault Record Query
In case of any faults, the user manual offers instructions on how to query fault records for troubleshooting purposes.
7.3 Fault Reset
If a fault occurs, the user manual provides guidance on how to reset the inverter to resume normal operation.
Appendix I: Simphoenix Self-Defined Communication Protocol
The user manual includes an appendix that explains the self-defined communication protocol used by Simphoenix devices for communication purposes.
Precautions
Precautions of Unpacking Inspection
When unpacking the inverter, it is essential to inspect for any transportation damage or component damage. Verify that the model and specifications on the inverter nameplate match your order.
Nameplate of the Inverter
The inverter body has a nameplate indicating the model, rated parameters, and serial number of the inverter.
Label on the Outer Box
The outer box of the inverter has a label with information such as the model, rated input voltage, net weight, gross weight, volume, and serial number.
Weight and Dimension
The user manual provides the net weight and gross weight information for different models of the E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter.
FAQs
- Q: How do I reset the inverter after a fault occurs?
- A: To reset the inverter after a fault, follow the instructions provided in section 7.3 of the user manual.
- Q: Where can I find the list of status monitoring parameters?
- A: The list of status monitoring parameters can be found in section 4.3 of the user manual.
- Q: How do I query fault records for troubleshooting?
- A: Instructions on how to query fault records can be found in section 7.2 of the user manual.
Preface
Thanks for choosing the E500 series universal low-power inverter produced by
Shenzhen Simphoenix Electric Technologies Co., Ltd. This Manual is the
operating manual for E500 series universal low-power inverters. It provides
all relevant instructions and precautions for installation, wiring, functional
parameters, daily care and maintenance, fault diagnosis and troubleshooting of
E500 series inverters. In order to use this series of inverters correctly,
guarantee product’s best performance and ensure safety of users and equipment,
be sure to read this manual carefully before using E500 series inverters.
Improper use may cause abnormity and malfunction of the inverter, reduce its
service life and even damage equipments and lead to personal injury and death
etc. This user manual is delivered with the device. Please keep it properly
for future overhaul and maintenance. Owing to constant improvement of
products, all data may be changed without further notice.
SHENZHEN SIMPHOENIX ELECTRIC TECHNOLOGY CO., Ltd.
User Manual of E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter Version V1.3 Revision
Date: Jan. 2018
Precautions I
Precautions
E500 series universal low-power inverters are applicable to general industrial three-phase AC asynchronous motors. If this inverter is used for equipment which is failed and may cause personal injury (e.g. nuclear control system, aviation system, safety equipment and instruments), please take care and consult with the manufacturer; if it is used for dangerous equipment, that equipment should be provided with safety protecting measures to prevent accident expansion in the case of inverter failure. The inverter is produced under strict quality assurance system. However, in order to protect your personal safety and equipment and property safety, before using this inverter, please read this chapter carefully and conduct transportation, installation, operation, commissioning and inspection according to relevant requirements.
1. Precautions of unpacking inspection
When unpacking, please confirm if
(1) There is any damage during transportation and any components are damaged
or dropped.
(2) The model and specifications stated on the inverter nameplate is consistent
with your order. If there is any omission or damage, please contact your
supplier promptly.
Nameplate of the inverter
On the left side of the inverter body, there is a nameplate marked with the
model and rated parameters of the inverter.
TYPE SOURCE OUTPUT SERIAL No.
E500-2S0007 1PH 220V 50/60Hz
1.9KVA 5.0A XXXXXXXXXX
Inverter model Rated input voltage phase, voltage and frequency Rated output capacity and current Product serial number
Shenzhen Simphoenix Electric Technology Co.,Ltd
Bar code
Label on the outer box
TYPE: SOURCE: NET WEIGHT: GROSS WEIGHT: VOLUME: SERIAL No.:
E500-2S0007 1PH 220V 50/60Hz
0.82 KG 1.0 KG 195115175(mm) XXXXXXXXXX
Inverter model Rated input voltage phase, voltage and frequency Net weight Gross weight Volume Serial number
Shenzhen Simphoenix Electric Technology Co.,Ltd
Bar code
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
II Precautions
Weight and dimension
Model
E500-2S0004(B) E500-2S0007(B) E500-4T0007(B) E500-4T0015(B)/E500-2S0015(B)
E500-4T0022(B)/E500-2S0022(B) E500-4T0030(B)/E500-2S0030(B)
E500-4T0040(B)/E500-2S0040(B) E500-4T0055/ E500-4T0075 E500-2S0055/
E500-2S0075
E500-4T0090
Net weight (KG)
0.8 0.8 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.9 1.9 3.2
4.3 4.3
Gross weight (KG)
1.0 1.0 1.6 1.6 1.6 2.2 2.2 3.7
4.8 4.8
Outer box dimension(mm)
195×115×175 195×115×175 223×135×195 223×135×195 223×135×195 270×160×215
270×160×215 300×185×220
370×245×240 370×245×240
We have strict quality assurance system for the products in terms of manufacturing, packing and transportation. In case of any careless omission, please contact us or local agent immediately. We will address the problem at first time.
2. Safety precautions
In this manual, the wordings of “Danger” and “Caution” are defined as below.
Danger: Serious damage to the equipment or personal injuries may be caused if operating without following requirements.
Caution: Moderate injuries or minor injuries of personnel and material loss
may be caused if operating without following requirements.
2.1 Installation 1. The inverter shall not be installed on combustibles. 2.
The frequency inverter shall not be installed at places with direct sunlight.
3. The frequency inverter of this series shall not be installed in the
environment
of explosive gases, for fear of the danger of explosion. 4. No foreign matter
is allowed to be dropped into the frequency inverter, for
fear of causing fires or injury. 5. During installation, the frequency
inverter shall be installed at the place able
to bear its weight; otherwise, it may fall down or damage properties.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Precautions III
The inverter shall not be dismantled or modified without authorization. 2.2
Wiring 1. Wire diameter shall be selected according to applicable electric
code, and
wiring shall be done by qualified technicians. 2. Wiring shall not be started
unless the power supply of the inverter is
completely disconnected. 3. The grounding terminal of the inverter must be
reliably grounded; otherwise,
there can be a danger of electric shock. 4. Before wiring, make sure the power
supply has been disconnected for over
10minutes; otherwise, there may be a danger of electric shock. 5. The
electronic elements in the inverter is quite sensitive to static electricity,
hence no foreign articles shall be placed into the inverter or contact the
main board.
No alternating current power supply is allowed to be connected onto the U, V,
and W of the inverter.
2.3 Maintenance
Wiring, inspection and other maintenance work shall not be done until the
power supply is disconnected for 10 minutes.
3. Precautions of use
In this manual, the wordings of “Tip” and “Attention” are defined as below:
Tip: To give some useful information.
Attention: To indicate any precautions during operation.
1. The inverter shall be installed in the place with good ventilation.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
IV Precautions 2. The motor’s temperature can be a little higher than that of
industrial frequency
power during operation of the inverter, which is abnormal. 3. With long-term
operation at low speed, the operation life of motor can be
affected due to the poorer heat dissipation effect. In this case, special
frequency inverter shall be selected or the motor’s load shall be decreased.
4. When the altitude is over 1000m, the inverter shall be derated. Increase of
altitude for every 1500 m shall be ground for derating by 10%. 5. If the
operating environment is beyond the allowed conditions of the inverter, please
consult the manufacturer.
The inverter’s output terminal shall not be connected to any filter capacitor
or other RC absorption equipment.
4. Scrapping precautions
Following attentions shall be paid when the inverter and its components are
abandoned. Explosion of the electrolytic capacitor: electrolytic capacitor in
the frequency inverter may cause explosion while burning. Waste gas from
plastic burning: harmful and toxic gas may be produced during combustion of
plastic and rubber products of the inverter. Disposal: please dispose of
inverters as industrial wastes.
5 To prevent the drive from demaged
1: please observe the (ESD) electrostatic prevention regulations while using
the product,otherwise the static electricity might cuase some damage of the
inner components. 2: do not try to do withstand voltage test on any part of
the inverter because we are using some precision components like EMC and
lighting protection design, they will have a highly chance causing performance
degradation or even broken.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Product Introduction
1.1 Description of inverter model
Product Introduction 1
1.2 Model of inverter series
Inverter model
Rated capacity (KVA)
Rated output current (A)
Adaptive motor power
(KW)
E500-2S0004(B)
1.1
3.0
0.4
E500-2S0007(B)
1.9
5.0
0.75
E500-2S0015(B)
2.9
7.5
1.5
E500-2S0022(B)
3.8
10.0
2.2
E500-2S0030(B)
5.3
14.0
3.0
E500-2S0040(B)
6.3
16.5
4.0
E500-4T0007(B)
1.6
E500-4T0015(B)
3.0
E500-4T0022(B)
3.6
E500-4T0030(B)
5.0
2.5
0.75
4.5
1.5
5.5
2.2
7.5
3.0
E500-4T0040(B)
6.3
9.5
4.0
E500-2S0055
9.5
25
5.5
E500-2S0075
12.6
33
7.5
E500-4T0055
8.6
13.0
5.5
E500-4T0075
11.2
17.0
7.5
E500-4T0090
13.8
21.0
9.0
1.3 Product appearance and name of components
Operating panel Housing
Control loop cable inlet Main loop cable inlet Bottom installation hole Bottom guide rail fastener
Figure 1-1 Appearance and Part Name of Category I Inverters Applicable models: E500-2S0004 (B) / E500-2S0007 (B)
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Product Introduction
Operating panel Housing
Control loop cable inlet Main loop cable inlet Bottom installation hole Bottom
guide rail fastener
Operating panel Housing Control loop cable inlet Main loop cable inlet Bottom installation hole
Figure 1-2 Appearance and Component Name of Category Inverters Applicable models: E500-2S0015(B)E500-2S0022(B)/ E500-4T0007(B)E500-4T0022(B)
Figure 1-3 Appearance and Component Name of Category III Inverters Applicable models: E500-2S0030(B)E500-2S0040(B)/ E500-4T0030(B)E500-4T0040(B)
Operaing panel Upper shell Lower shell Lower looer Control loop cable inlet
M ain loop cable inlet Bottom installation hole
Operaing panel Upper shell Lower shell Lower looer Control loop cable inlet
Main loop cable inlet
Bottom installation hole
Figure 1-4 Appearance and Component Name of Category IV Inverters Applicable models: E500-4T0055E500-4T0075/ E500-2S0055
Figure 1-4 Appearance and Component Name of Category V Inverters Applicable models: E500-2S0075/ E500-4T0090
1.4 Product technical indicators and specifications Power range of E500 series: E500-2S0007~ E500-2S0075/E500-4T007~ E500-4T0090 Technical index and typical function of E500 series
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Product Introduction 3
Input
Rated voltage, frequency
Allowed variation range of voltage
Three phase (4T# series) Single phase (2S# series)
380V 50/60Hz
220V 50/60Hz
300V ~ 460V
180V ~ 260V
Voltage
0 ~ 380V
0~220V
Output
Frequency Overload capacity
Control mode
Frequency Analog
set
terminal input
resolution Digital setting
0.0~400Hz 110%–long term; 150%–1 minute; 180%–2 second VVVF space voltage
vector /SVC (open loop vector) control
0.1% of the maximum output frequency
0.1Hz
Control Frequency Analog input
Characte- precision Digital input
ristics
V/F curve
(Voltage frequency
characteristics )
Torque increase
Within 0.1% of the maximum output frequency Within 0.1% of the set output
frequency
Reference frequency can be set within 5400Hz, and multi-node V/F curve can be
randomly set.
Manual setting: 0.020.0% of rated output.
Automatic current limiting and voltage limiting
Control Characte-
ristics
Under voltage limiting during running
Multispeed cont0rol
Optional built-in PID controller
RS485 communication and linkage control
Typical functions Frequency
setting
Analog input
Digital input
Output signal
Relay and OC output
Analog output
Automatically detect motor’s stator current and voltage and control it within
allowable range according to special algorithm, regardless of any running
process like acceleration, deceleration or static running.
Especially for users of low-grid voltage and frequently fluctuating grid
voltage. Even within the voltage range lower than allowable value, the system
can maintain longest running time according to special algorithm and residual
capacity distribution strategy.
7-section programmable multispeed control and 5 kinds of running modes
available for selection
Internal integrated optimized PID controller, allowing for simple closed-loop
control.
SIMPHOENIX user-defined protocol or MODBUS protocol.
DC voltage 0-10V, and DC current 0-20mA (optional)
Operating panel setting, potentiometer setting, RS485 port setting, UP/DW
terminal control, and multiple combined setting with analog input.
One channel OC output and One channel relay output (TA, TC), with up to 16
kinds of optional meanings.
One channel 0-10V voltage signal, and upper and lower limit can be set.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Product Introduction
Automatic voltage regulation running
Setting of acceleration and deceleration time Timer
Running function
Display of
Display operation panel
Running status
Alarm content
Three kinds of voltage regulation modes including dynamic, static and none are
available for selection according to different requirements, so as to achieve
most stable running effect.
0.1600.0Sec continues setting, and deceleration and acceleration curve S type
and liner mode are optional.
One built-in timer
Setting of upper and lower limiting frequency, REV running limiting, RS485
communication, and control of progress increase and decrease of frequency,
etc.
Output frequency, output current, output voltage, motor revolution, set
frequency, module temperature, analog input and output and so on.
The nearest 4 times of fault records, five items of running parameter records
at the time of latest fault trip including, the output frequency, output
current, output voltage, DC voltage and modular temperature.
Protection/alarm function
Over current, overvoltage, under voltage, overheat, short circuit, internal memory fault, etc
Surrounding temperature
Surrounding humidity
Environment
Surrounding environment
Altitude
Protecting grade
Cooling mode
Installation mode
-10ºC to +40ºC (no freezing)
90% below (no frosting) Indoor (Free of direct sunlight, corrosion, flammable
gas, oil mist and dusts) Below 1000m IP20 Forced air cooling Rail type /wall-
mounted
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Inverter Installation 5
2 Inverter Installation
2.1 Environmental requirements This series of inverters are wall-mounted
products and shall be vertically installed to facilitate air circulation and
heat dissipation. Following attentions shall be paid for selecting
installation environments.
1. The ambient temperature shall be within -1040. High-temperature and humid
places shall be avoided, and the inverter shall be better placed in a place
with humidity lower than 90% and without frosting.
2. Direct sunshine should be avoided. 3. The inverter should be away from
flammable, explosive and corrosive
gas and liquid. 4. The environment should be free of dust, floating fibers and
metal
particles. 5. The installation surface should be solid without ventilation. 6.
The inverter should be away from electromagnetic
interference sources. 7. Please install the cover board of cooling holes if
there is too much
powder in the using environment. (Refer to Fig 2-1-A).
cover board of cooling holes
Fig 2-1-A Installation for cover board of cooling holes
If you have any special installation requirements, please contact us in
advance. See Figure 2-1-Bfor installation spacing and distance requirement for
single inverter. Enough space should be leaved around the inverter. For
installation of multiple inverters, baffle plate should be applied between
inverters to ensure good heat dissipation, as shown in Figure 2-1-C.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Inverter Installation
Fan exhaust
120mm
120mm above
50m5m0mm above
! WARNING
1.Refer to the instruction manual before installation and operation.
2.Do not connect AC power to output terminals UVW. 3.Do not remove any cover
while applying power
and at least 10min. after disconnecting power. 4.Securely ground(earth) the
equipment.
5500mmmm above
Inverter
Baffleplate
Inverter
120mm
120mm above
Figure 2-1-B Installation Spacing Distance
Figure 2-1-C Installation of Multiple Inverters
2.2 Installation dimension of inverters 2.2.1 Installation dimension of inverters
W
D
W1
E500
H1 H
Figure 2-2-A Inverter Installation Dimension 1 Applicable models: E500-2S0004 (B) ~E500-2S0007 (B), shown in Figure 2-2-A
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Inverter Installation 7
W
D
W1
H
H1
E500
2S0015
Figure 2-2-B Inverter Installation Dimension 2
Applicable models: E500-2S0015 (B) ~2S0040 (B)/E500-4T0007 (B) ~4T0040 (B), As
shown in Figure 2-2-B.
D
W
H1
W
W1
Figure 2-2-C Inverter Installation Dimension 3 Applicable models: E500-2S0055
(B) / E500-4T0055~4T0075, As shown in Figure 2-2-C.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
8 Inverter Installation
D
W
W1
H1 H
Figure 2-2-D Inverter Installation Dimension 4
Applicable models: E500-2S0075 (B) / E500-4T0090, As shown in Figure 2-2-D.
The specific installation dimensions of E500 series inverters are shown in following table:
Inverter model (three-phase
380V)
–
–
Inverter model (single-phase W1
220V)
E500-2S0004(B) 67.5
E500-2S0007(B)
W H1 H
D
Screw specification
81.5 132.5 148 134.5
M4
E500-4T0007(B)
–
E500-4T0015(B) E500-2S0015(B) 86.5 101.5 147.5 165 154.5
M4
E500-4T0022(B) E500-2S0022(B)
E500-4T0030(B) E500-2S0030(B)
100 110 190 205 169.5
M5
E500-4T0040(B) E500-2S0040(B)
E500-4T0055 E500-4T0075
–
135 121 248 234 186
M4
E500-4T0090
E500-2S0055 E500-2S0075
160 146 275 261 190
M5
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
2.2.2 Installation dimensions of optional
60.7
Inverter Installation 9
41.1 28.8 17.6
68.7
62.2 25.5 16.4 58.7
Figure 2-2-E Small Keyboard Installation Dimension
36.7 17.6
20.7
Figure 2-2-F Installation Dimension of Small Keyboard Base Note: Assemble with
M3 screws and pay attention to the whole site and opening dimension within the
dotted lines.
72
17.3 80
85
21.4
69
Figure 2-2-G Installation Dimension of Small Keyboard Base E500 Series
Universal Low-Power Inverter
80.5
10 Inverter Installation 69.5
Figure 2-2-H Opening Dimension of Small Keyboard Base Note: See Figure 2-2-F
for the recommended opening dimension of small keyboard base
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Inverter Wiring 11
Inverter Wiring
3.1 Wiring precautions (1) Make sure intermediate circuit breaker is connected
between the
frequency inverter and power supply to avoid expanded accident when the
frequency inverter is faulty. (2) In order to reduce electromagnetic
interference, please connect surge sorber on the coil of electromagnetic
contactor, relay and etc. in the surrounding circuit of the frequency
inverter. (3) Please use shielded wire of above 0.3mm² for the wiring of such
analog signals as frequency setting terminal AI and instrument loop (AO), etc.
The shielding layer shall be connected on the grounding terminal E of the
frequency inverter with wiring length less than 30m. (4) The stranded wire or
shielded wire of above 0.75mm² shall be selected for the wiring of input and
output loop (X1-X4) of relay; and the shielded layer shall be connected to the
common port CM of control terminals, with wiring length less than 50m. (5) The
control wire shall be separated from the power line of major loop; it shall be
at a distance of above 10cm for parallel wiring and vertical for cross wiring.
(6) The connecting wire between the inverter and the motor shall be less than
30m; and when it is longer than 30m, the carrier frequency of the inverter
shall be appropriately reduced. (7) All leading wires shall be fully fastened
with terminals to ensure good contact. (8) The pressurization of all the
leading wires shall be in compliance with the voltage class of the frequency
inverter.
Absorption capacitor or other RC absorbers shall not be installed at U, V and
W output end of the frequency inverter, as shown in figure 3-1.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
12 Function Parameter Table
U Inverter V
W
Motor
M
RCabsorber
Figure 3-1 Forbidding connecting a RC absorber at the output terminal
3.2 Wiring of peripheral elements
Brakingresistor
AsAuCCppPlyower
PP R/L1
PB U
S/L2
E550
T Air switch Contactor AC reactor
AC
! WARNING 1.R efer to the instructi on manual beforeinstallation and operati
on. 2.D o not connect AC power to output terminalsU VW. 3.D o not remove any
cover whil e appl ying power and at least10min. after disconnecting power.
4.Securel yground(earth) the equi pment.
EE550500
Figure 3-2 Inverter Wiring
V W
Motor
Power supply The inverter shall be provided with power in accordance with
specification of input power supply designated by this operating manual
Air switch 1) When the frequency inverter is maintained or not in use for a
long time, the air switch will separate the frequency inverter from the power
supply; 2) When the input side of the frequency inverter has failures like
short circuit, the air switch can provide protection.
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Inverter Wiring 13
Contactor
It can conveniently control power-supply and power disconnection of the
inverter, and the power-on and power-off of the motor.
AC reactor
-
To promote power factor;
-
To reduce harmonic input of the inverter against the grid;
-
Weaken influenced caused by unbalanced voltage of three-phase power
supply.
Brake resistance
When the motor is at the dynamic braking status, it can avoid producing over
high pumping voltage in the DC loop.
Recommended specifications are shown in following table:
Inverter model
E500-2S0004 E500-2S0007 E500-2S0015 E500-2S0022 E500-2S0030 E500-2S0040
E500-4T0007 E500-4T0015 E500-4T0022 E500-4T0030 E500-4T0040 E500-2S0055
E500-2S0075 E500-4T0055 E500-4T0075 E500-4T0090
Adaptive motor (KW) 0.4 0.75 1.5 2.2 3.0 4.0 0.75 1.5 2.2 3.0 4.0 5.5 7.5
5.5 7.5 9.0
Wire specification (main loop) (mm2) 1.5 2.5 2.5 4.0 6.0 6.0 1.0 1.5 2.5 3.0
4.0 10 10
6 6 10
Air circuit breaker (A) 16 20 32 32 40 40 10 16 16 20 32 63 80
32 40 50
Electromagnetic contactor (A) 6 12 18 18 32 32 6 12 12 18 18 32 45
22 32 32
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
14 Function Parameter Table
Main loop screw specification/ tightening torque, as listed below
VFD model E500-2S0004
Screw specification
M3.5
Tightening torque N*m
0.7~0.9
Recommended lug model no PTV1.25-9
E500-2S0007
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV2-9
E500-2S0015
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV5.5-13
E500-2S0022
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV5.5-13
E500-2S0030
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV5.5-13
E500-2S0040
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV5.5-13
E500-4T0007
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV1.25-9
E500-4T0015
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV1.25-9
E500-4T0022
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV2-9
E500-4T0030
M3.5
0.7~0.9
PTV5.5-13
E500-4T0040 E500-2S0055 E500-2S0075 E500-4T0055 E500-4T0075
M3.5 M4 M4 M4 M4
0.7~0.9 1.2~1.5 1.2~1.5 1.2~1.5 1.2~1.5
PTV5.5-13 RNY5.5-4S RNY5.5-4S RNY5.5-4S RNY5.5-4S
E500-4T0090
M4
1.2~1.5
RNY5.5-4S
General control board/extension card connection terminal
General control terminal
control board/extension card terminal
control board/extension card terminal
Screw specification
M2
M3
Tightening torque(N*m)
0.1~0.2
0.3~0.4
Recommended lug model no E0.5-6
E0.75-6
Lug model no PTV1.25-9
PVT/E series
PTV2-9 PTV5.5-13
E0.5-6
E0.75-6
W(mm) F(mm) L(mm) H(mm) d1(mm) D(mm) T(mm)
1.9
9
19
10
1.7 4.2 0.8
1.9
9
19
10
2.3 4.7 0.8
2.8
13
26
13
3.4
6.5
1
1.1
6
12
6
1
2.6
/
1.1
6
12.3 6.3
1.2
2.8
/
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Inverter Wiring 15
W
T
F
L
H
d1 D
PVT/E series
Lug model no d2mm) W(mm) F(mm) L(mm) H(mm) d1(mm) D(mm) T(mm)
RN
RNY
4.3
7.2
5.9 22.5
13
3.4
6.7
1
series 5.5-4S
W
d2
T
F
L
H
d1 D
RNY series
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3.3 Basic wiring
Three-phase circuitbreaker
×
R
Three-phase power supply
×
S
×
T
X1
X2
Pinrpougtratemrmmianballe
X3 X4
CM
E
0~01~01V0(V0~200~m2A0)mA Frequencysetting
VS AI GND
U
Motor
V W
M ~
E
To earth
Ta
Tc Failure alarm output
PP
To braking resistor
PB
24V AuxiliaryDCpower supply
AO GND
Voltmet0e~r (100-1V0V)
Open-circuit OC collector output
CM
Figure 3-3 Basic Wiring of Inverter
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Inverter Wiring 17
3.4 Wiring of main loop terminal Category I main loop terminal Applicable models : E500-2S0004(B)E500-2S0007(B)
L1 L2 PB PP E U V W
Earthing Braking resistor P2o2w0eVr supply input
Motor
Symbol PP PB
L1, L2 U, V, W
E
Function DC side voltage positive terminal Braking resistor can be connected
between PP and PB To grid single-phase AC 220V power supply To three-phase AC
220V motor
Earthing terminal
Category II main loop terminal Applicable models :
E500-2S00015(B)E500-2S0022(B) &
E500-4T00007(B)E500-4T0022 (B)
L1 L2 R S T PP PB U V W E
Brakingresistor / SPionwgeler-spuhpapsley/thinrpeeu-tphase
Moto
Earthing
Symbol PP PB
L1 , L2 , T RS
U, V, W E
Function
DC side voltage positive terminal Braking resistor can be connected between PP
and PB
To grid single-phase AC 220V/ three-phase 380V power supply
To three-phase AC 220V/380V motor Earthing terminal
Category III main loop terminal Applicable models : E500-2S0030
(B)~E500-2S0040(B) &
E500-4T00030(B)~E500-4T0040(B)
L1 L2 PP PB R S T E U V W
Earthing Braking resistor Single-ph/ase/three-phase
Power supply input
Motor
Symbol PP
PB L1 , L2 , T RS U, V, W
E
Function
DC side voltage positive terminal Braking resistor can be connected between PP
and PB
To grid single-phase AC 220V/ three-phase 380V power supply
To three-phase AC 220V/380V motor
Earthing terminal
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18 Function Parameter Table Category IV main loop terminal
Applicable models : E500-4T0055E500-4T0075
RST E U V W
E a rth in g
Three-phase power supply input
M otor
Symbol RST UVW
E
Function To grid three-phase 380V power supply To three-phase 380V motor
Earthing terminal
Category V main loop terminal Applicable models : E500-2S0055E500-2S0075 & E500-4T0090
L1 L2 R S T E UVW
Earthing
Single-phase/three phase power supply input
Motor
Symbol L1 L2 T RS UVW
E
Function To grid single-phase AC 220V/ three-phase 380V power supply To three-
phase AC 220V/380V motor
Earthing terminal
3.5 Wiring of control loop terminal (1) Diagram of control loop terminal
Voltage/current input jumper terminal
(2) Function description of control loop terminal
Type Power supply Analog input
Terminal symbol
Terminal function
Remarks
VS
Externally providing +10V (0~20mA) power supply
–
External providing +24V
24V (0~50mA) power supply
–
(CM terminal is the power
gVroalntadg)e. signal input terminal
AI (when jumper terminal is
Input range : 0~10V
connected to V terminal)
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
GND X1 X2 Control terminal X3
X4
Analog output AO
OC output
OC
Programmable TA
output
TC
RS+ Communication
RS-
Inverter Wiring 19
Current signal input terminal (when jumper terminal is connected to A
terminal)
Common port of analog input signal (VS power grand)
Multifunctional input terminal 1
Multifunctional input terminal 2
Multifunctional input terminal 3
Multifunctional input terminal 4
Input range : 0~20mA
–
The specific function of multifunctional input terminal is to be set by
parameter [F1.08] [F1.11], effective when the terminal and CM end is closed.
X4 has function of pulse width speed adjusting (function code F1.11=0), and
PWM wave period is set by F0.23.
Programmable voltage signal output terminal (external voltage meter (set by [F1.05]
Voltage signal output 0-10V
Programmable open-circuit collector output, set by
parameter [F1.13]
Maximum load current 150mA and maximum withstanding voltage 24V.
TA-TC normally open;
When TA-TC is closed, effective when parameter [F1.14] selects output.
Contact capacity:
AC 250V, 1A resistive load
485 communication port
–
485 communication port
–
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Operating Panel
Runningindicator Digitaldisplay
Return UP Setting
RUN Hz
MIN
ESC
SET
V A MAX
RUN STOP
Digitaldisplay data unit sec
% rmp Panel potentiometer
Shift
Run,stop, restore
Down
Figure 4-1 Operating Panel Sketch
Note: E500 series keyboard port can be compatible with SIMPHOENIX E300 and
E310 series, and other series keyboard is not compatible. Do not make
confusion.
4.1 Function description of keys
Keys Digital display A, Hz, V RUN
ESC
SET
Function Description
Display the current operating status parameters and setting parameters of the
frequency inverter. Display the measurement unit corresponding to the main
digital display data. Operating indicator, indicating the inverter is running,
and there is output voltage at the output terminals U, V and W. Data
modification key. It is used to modify functional code or parameters. At the
status monitoring mode, if the frequency command channel is at the digital
setting mode ([F0.00]=0), press this key to directly modify the frequency set
value. Back key. At the normal monitoring mode, press this key to enter the
non-normal monitoring mode/monitoring parameter inquiry mode to see the
operating status parameters of the inverter. At any other operating status,
separately press this key to back to the previous status.
Set key. Confirm the current status or parameter (parameters are stored in the
internal memorizer) and enter the next function menu.
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Operating Panel 21
Keys
Function Description
RUN STOP
RUN/STOP command key. When the command channel selects control panel ([F0.02] =###0), this key is effective. The key is a trigger key. When the inverter is at the stop status, press this key to input stop command to stop running. At the inverter fault status, this key is also used as the fault reset key.
Shift key. When modifying data with any data modification key, press
this key to select the data digit to be modified, and the selected digit will
flash.
Panel potentiometer. When the inverter’s running frequency is set by the
potentiometer on the operating meter (F0.00=3), rotate the potentiometer
M IN
M A X knob counterclockwise to decrease running frequency, and rotate it
clockwise to increase running frequency.
4.2 Panel operating method (1) Status parameter inquiry (example)
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22 Function Parameter Table (2) Parameter inquiry and modification (example)
4.3 List of status monitoring parameters
Monitoring code
Content
Unit
d-00
Inverter’s current output frequency
Hz
d-01
Inverter’s current output current (effective value)
A
d-02
Inverter’s current output voltage (effective value)
V
d-03
Motor revolution
rpm
d-04
Voltage at the DC terminal in the inverter
V
d-05
Inverter’s input AC voltage (effective value)
V
d-06
Set frequency
Hz
d-07
Analog input AI
V
d-08
Running liner speed
d-09
Set liner speed
E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
Monitoring code d-10 d-11 d-12 d-13 d-14 d-15 d-16 d-17 d-18 d-19 d-20 d-21 d-22 d-23 d-24 d-25 d-26 d-27 d-28 d-29 d-30 d-31
Operating Panel 23
Content
Unit
Input terminal status
Module temperature
ºC
Analog output AO
V
Timer value
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
Reserve
First fault record
Second fault record
Third fault record
Forth fault record
Output frequency at the time of recent fault
Hz
Output currency at the time of recent fault
A
Output voltage at the time of recent fault
V
DC voltage at the time of recent fault
V
Module temperature at the time of recent fault
4.4 Simple operation of the inverter
4.4.1 Initial setting
(1) Channel selection for frequency input ([F0.00])
Inverter’s initial setting varies from each other according to different models.
When the parameter is set to 0, the inverter’s frequency setting will be set
through the panel digit.
(2) Selection of running command input channel ([F0.02])
The inverter’s initial setting varies according to different models. When this
parameter is set to [F0.02] =###0, the inverter’s start and stop control will be
completed through
RUN STOP
key on the operating panel.
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24 Function Parameter Table 4.4.2 Simple running
It is absolutely forbidden to connect the power cord to the output U, V, W of
the frequency inverter.
Three-phase circuitbreaker
Three-phase power supply
×
R
×
S
×
T
Motor U
V
M
W
E
Earthing
Figure 4-2 Simple Running Wiring Diagram
Connect wires as per Figure 4-2;
Switch on the power supply after confirming that the wires are connected
correctly, and the inverter will firstly display “P.oFF” and then “0”.
Confirm that the frequency setting channel is at the digit setting model
([F0.00] = 0);
It is required to set parameter [F0.12] and [F0.13] according to the rated
nameplate data on the inverter’s dragging motor.
Press
RUN STOP
key to start the inverter and the inverter will input 0 frequency,
displaying “0.0”.
Press Up of
key to increase set frequency, and the output frequency of the
inverter will increase and the motor revolution will also increase.
Check if the motor run normally. In case of any abnormity, stop running the
motor immediately and disconnect power supply. Do not run the motor until fault
cause is found.
Press Down on the
key to decrease set frequency.
Press
RUN STOP
key again to stop running and cut off the power supply.
The default value of the carrier frequency is fixed (1.5-10 KHz). If the motor is completely empty-load, slight oscillation may occur sometimes in the operation under high carrier frequency. At this time, please reduce the setting value of the carrier frequency. (Parameter [F0.08]).
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Function Parameter Table 25
5 Function Parameter Table
Parameter Function Type Code
Name
F0.00
Frequency input channel
Setting Range and Description
0: Digital setting
1: External analog quantity
2: External communication
3: Panel potentiometer
4: Selection of external terminal
5: Combined setting
6: PWM pulse-width given
F0.01
Frequency 0.0Hz ~ Upper digital setting limiting frequency
LED Units: Selection of running command channel 0: Keyboard control
1: External terminal control
2: communication port
Basic running parameter group
F0.02
Selection of running command
channel and mode
LED Tens: Running command mode selection 0: Two-line mode 1 1: Two-line mode 2
2: Three-line mode 3: Special mode for terminal machine
LED Hundreds: REV prevention 0: REV prevention void 1: REV prevention
effective
F0.03 F0.04 F0.05 F0.06
LED Kilobit: Power-on auto start 0: Power-on auto start forbidden 1: Power-on auto start allowed
Lower limiting frequency
0.0Hz ~ [F0.04]
Upper limiting frequency
[F0.03] ~ 400.0Hz
Acceleration time
0.1 ~ 600.0 Sec
Deceleration time
0.1 ~ 600.0 Sec
Minimum Default unit setting
1
3
0.1
0.0
1
1000
0.1
0.0
0.1
50.0
0.1
5.0
0.1
5.0
Modification limit
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Parameter Function Type Code
Name
F0.07
Acceleration and deceleration characteristic parameter
Setting Range and Description
0: Straight line acceleration and deceleration 1: S Curve acceleration and
deceleration
Minimum Default unit setting
1
0
Modification limit
F0.08 Carrier frequency 1.5 ~ 10.0kHz
0.1
8.0
Basic running parameter group
F0.09
Reserve
1: Only allowing
to rewrite F0.01
parameter and this
parameter
F0.10
Parameter write and protection
2: Only allowing to rewrite this parameter
1
Other values: All
parameters are
allowed to be
rewritten.
F0.11 Torque boost 0.0 ~ 20.0 (%)
0.1
F0.12
Basic running 5.0Hz ~ Upper frequency limiting frequency
0.1
F0.13
Maximum output 25 ~ 250V/
voltage
50 ~ 500V
1
F0.14
Jog acceleration time
0.1~ 600.0 S
0.1
F0.15
Jog deceleration time
0.1~ 600.0 S
0.1
F0.16
FWD jog frequency
0.0Hz~[F0.04]
0.1
F0.17
REV jog frequency
0.0Hz~[F0.04]
0.1
LED Units: running direction 0: Consistent with the set direction 1: Reverse to the set direction
LED Tens: Jog
priority selection
F0.18
Auxiliary
0: Highest
function setting 1: Lowest
1
×
0
6.0 50.0 220/ 440 5.0 5.0 10.0 10.0
0000
LED Hundreds: External terminal Up/Down frequency power-off save 0: Invalid 1: Valid
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Function Parameter Table 27
Parameter Function Type Code
Name
Lower limiting
F0.19
frequency
functioning mode
Setting Range and Description
0: Output lower limiting frequency when it is lower than the lower limiting
frequency 1: Output zero frequency when it is lower than the lower limiting
frequency
Minimum Default unit setting
1
0
Modification limit
F0.20
Reserve
F0.21 F0.22
Parameter protection password
UP/DW speed
0~3999 0.1~50.0Hz
1
0
0.1
5.0
F0.23 PWM period 1.0~10.0ms
0.1
5.0
F0.24
Reserve
F1.00
AI input lower limiting voltage
0.0 V ~ [F1.01]
0.1
0.0 F1.00
F1.01
AI input upper limiting voltage
[F1.00] ~ 10.0 V
0.1
10.0 F1.01
F1.02
AI input filter time
0.01~1.00S
0.01
0.01 F1.02
F1.03
Minimum set frequency
0.0Hz ~ [F1.04]
0.1
0.0 F1.03
F1.04
Maximum set frequency
[F1.03] ~ [F0.04]
0.1
50.0 F1.04
Input and output parameter group
0: output
F1.05
Analog output frequency
selection
1: output current
1
2: output voltage
0
F1.05
F1.06
AO output lower limit
0.0V ~ [F1.07]
0.1
0.0 F1.06
F1.07 F1.08 F1.09 F1.10 F1.11 F1.12 F1.13
AO output upper limit
[F1.06] ~ 10.0V
Function selection of 0~29 input terminal 1
Function selection of 0~29 input terminal 2
Function selection Of 0~29 input terminal 3
Function selection Of 0~29 input terminal 4
Input channel characteristic
selection
0000~1111H
OC output function selection
0~15
0.1
10.0 F1.07
1
11
F1.08
1
1
F1.09
1
2
F1.10
1
3
F1.11
1
0000 F1.12
1
0
F1.13
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Parameter Function Type Code
Name
Setting Range and Description
F1.14
Relay output TA/TC function 0~15
selection
F1.15
OC and relay output
characteristic selection
LED Units: OC output selection 0: OC output positive characteristics 1: OC
output negative characteristics
LED Tens: relay output selection 0: relay output positive characteristics
(normally open) 1: relay output negative characteristics (normally closed)
Input and output parameter group
F1.16
Relay action delay
0.0S~5.0S
Frequency F1.17 reaching detecting 0.0 ~ 20.0Hz
amplitude
F1.18
FDT ( frequency level) setting
0.0 ~[F0.04]
F1.19
FDT output delay time
0.0 ~ 5.0 Sec
F1.20
Overload alarm level
50 ~200 (%)
F1.21
Overload alarm delay time
0.0 ~ 60.0 Sec
F1.22
Reserve
Minimum Default Modificaunit setting tion limit
1
8
F1.14
1
0000
0.1
0
0.1
5.0
0.1
10.0
0.1
2.0 ×
1
110
0.1
2.0 ×
F1.23 F1.24
F1.25 F1.26 F1.27
Reserve
Batter number of terminal machine
Designated counting value Final counting
value
Reserve
1~100 1~[F1.26] [F1.25]~60000
1
10
1
5
1
100
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Function Parameter Table 29
Parameter Function Type Code
Name
Setting Range and Minimum Default Modifica-
Description
unit setting tion limit
Input and output parameter group
0: External voltage + panel potentiometer 1: External voltage+ panel potentiometer +
Digital setting
2:Communication +
external voltage
3: Communication
+ external voltage +
panel potentiometer
4:Communication +
digital-panel
Frequency input potentiometer
F1.28
channel
5:Communication –
1
0
combination external voltage
6:Communication + external voltage panel potentiometer 7:External voltage + digital – panel potentiometer 8:Panel potentiometer Digital setting 9:UP/DW+ External voltage
10: UP/DW + panel potentiometer + external voltage
F1.29 –
Reserve
F1.31
F2.00 Start frequency 0.0 ~ 50.0Hz
0.1
1.0
Auxiliary running parameter group
F2.01
Start frequency duration
0.0 ~ 20.0 Sec
0.1
F2.02
Stop mode
0: Deceleration stop 1: Free stop
1
F2.03
Stop DC braking frequency
0.0~[F0.04]
0.1
F2.04
Stop DC braking current
0 ~ 100 (%)
1
F2.05
Stop DC braking time
0.0 ~ 20.0 Sec
1
F2.06
Acceleration torque level
110 ~ 200 (%)
1
Motor overload
F2.07
protecting 50 ~ 110 (%)
1
coefficient
Dynamic
F2.08
braking Initial
300 ~ 400V/ 600 ~ 800V
1
voltage (1)
0.0 × 0 3.0 10 × 0.0 180
110
370 740
F2.09
Reserve
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Parameter Function Type Code
Name
Setting Range and Description
F2.10
Reserve
F2.11 V/F frequency 1 0.0~[F2.13]
F2.12 V/F voltage 1 0~[F2.14]
F2.13 V/F frequency 2 [F2.11]~[F2.15]
F2.14 V/F voltage 2 [F2.12]~[F2.16]
F2.15 V/F frequency 3 [F2.13]~[F0.12]
F2.16 V/F voltage 3 [F2.14]~[F0.13]
Continued
F2.17 F2.18
F2.19 F2.20
Reserve
Automatic voltage
regulation
Pairs of motor poles
Reserve
0: Void 1: Effective 2: Deceleration void
1~16
F2.21 F3.00 F3.01 F3.02 F3.03
Reserve
Multi-speed frequency 1
Multi-speed frequency 2
Multi-speed frequency 3
Multi-speed frequency 4
0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency
0.0Hz ~ upper limiting frequency
0.0Hz ~ upper limiting frequency
0.0Hz ~ upper limiting frequency
Multispeed and senior running parameter group
F3.04 F3.05 F3.06 F3.07 F3.08 F3.09
F3.10
Multi-speed frequency 5
Multi-speed frequency 6
Multi-speed frequency 7 Liner speed coefficient
setting Monitoring parameter
selection Parameter inquiry and modification authority
Parameter initialization
0.0Hz ~ upper limiting frequency 0.0 Hz~ upper limiting frequency 0.0 Hz~
upper limiting frequency
0.01 ~ 100.00
0 ~ 22
0 ~ 9999
0: No action 1: Standard initialization 2: Fault elimination record 3:
Complete initialization 4~9: Invalid
Minimum Default Modificaunit setting tion limit
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Function Parameter Table 31
Parameter Function Type Code
Name
Setting Range and Description
F3.11
Under voltage 180 ~ 230V / protection level 360 ~ 460V
F3.12
Overvoltage 350 ~ 400V / suppression level 700 ~ 800V
F3.13
Current amplitude limiting level
150 ~ 250 (%)
F3.14 Program version 1A00 ~ 1A99
F3.15
Reserve
F3.16
Reserve
Units: PLC action selection 0: No action 1: Action 2: Conditional
Multispeed and senior running parameter group
F3.17
F3.18 F3.19 F3.20 F3.21 F3.22 F3.23 F3.24 F3.25
Multi-speed running mode
Stage 1 running time
Stage 2 running time
Stage 3 running time
Stage 4 running time
PLC multi-speed running direction PLC running scheduled stop
Fault self-recovery
times Fault self-recovery time
Tens: PLC operating mode selection 0: Single cycle mode 1:Single cycle stop
mode 2: Final value keeping mode 3: Set value keeping mode 4: Continuous cycle
mode
0.0S~6000.0S
0.0S~6000.0S
0.0S~6000.0S
0.0S~6000.0S
0000~1111H
0~9999(min)
0~5
0.0~60.0
Minimum Default unit setting
Modification limit
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32 Function Parameter Table
Parameter Function Type Code
Name
Setting Range and Minimum Default Modifica-
Description
unit setting tion limit
LED Units:
function setting
0: Swing frequency
function closed
1: Swing frequency
function effective
2: Swing frequency
F3.26
Swing frequency function running setting conditionally
1
effective
0000
Multispeed and senior running parameter group
LED Tens: Center frequency setting 0: Digital setting 1: Frequency channel selection
F3.27
Swing frequency amplitude
0.0~50.0%
0.1
10.0
F3.28
Kick frequency amplitude
0.0~80.0%
0.1
0
F3.29
Triangular wave descending time
0.1~300.0 S
0.1
1.0
F3.30
Triangular wave ascending time
0.1~300.0 S
0.1
1.0
Swing frequency F3.31 center frequency 0.0~[F0.04] setting
0.1
0.0
F3.32 –
F3.34
Reserve
LED Units: Baud rate selection 0: Reserve 1: 1200 bps 2: 2400 bps 3: 4800 bps 4: 9600 bps 5: 19200 bps
parameter group
LED Tens: Data
format selection
0: No check
F4.00
Communication 1:Even parity check
setting
2: Odd parity check
1
0114 ×
LED Hundreds: protocol selection 0: SIMPHOENIX self-defined protocol 1: MODBUS communication protocol
LED Kilobit: Reserve
F4.01 Local address 0 ~ 30
1
1
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Function Parameter Table 33
Parameter Function Type Code
Name
F4.02
Local response delay
Setting Range and Description
0 ~ 1000ms
LED Units: Inverter main/slave setting 0: This inverter is a slave machine 1:
This inverter is a main machine
Minimum Default unit setting
1
5
Modification limit
LED Tens: Selection
of action after
Setting of communication
F4.03
communication failure
auxiliary
0: Stop
1
function (1) 1: Maintaining
current status
0010
parameter group
LED Hundreds: Data return selection 0: Data normal return 1: No data return
F4.04
F4.05 F4.06
F4.10 F5.00
F5.01
F5.02
F5.03
F5.04 F5.05 F5.06
LED Kilobit: Reserve
Communication overtime 0.1 ~ 10.0 Sec
detection time (1)
Linkage setting ratio (1)
0.1 ~ 10.0
Reserve
PID function selection
PID set channel
PID digital setting
PID feed forward enabling
Reserve PID feedback
correction Ratio grain
0: PID closed 1: PID enabled 0: PID Digital setting 1: frequency input channel
setting
0.0%~100.0%
Units: 0: Void 1: Feed forward setting ( frequency input channel )
PID
F5.07 Integral time 0.01~10.00
0.01
0.20
F5.08 Derivative time 0.0~10.00
0.01
0.0
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34 Function Parameter Table
Parameter Function Type Code
Name
Setting Range and Description
F5.09
PID adjustment frequency range
0.0~100.0%
F5.10
Breakage detection value
0.0~50.0%
PID
F5.11
F5.12 –
F5.22
Breakage detection delay 0.1~10.0 Sec
time
Reserve
F6.00
Cutting function selection
0: Drag
1: Cut
Minimum Default Modificaunit setting tion limit
0.1
100.0
0.1
5.0
0.1
5.0
1
0
F6.01 F6.02 F6.03
Cutting length
Correction of liner speed coefficient
Start delay
0.100~2.000 0.100~10.000 0.01~10.00
0.001 0.001 0.01
0.700 1.000 3.00
F6.04 Stop delay 0.01~10.00
0.01 4.00
Special function
F6.05 F6.06 F6.07
Reserve
Liner cutting operating mode
Forward time
0~2 0~60.0S
1
0
0.1
5.0
F6.08 Backward time 0~60.0S
0.1
4.0
High-frequency
F6.09
relay
[F6.10]~100%
Start frequency
1
99
F6.10
High-frequency relay
Disconnection frequency 1
0~[F6.09]
1
98
F6.11
High-frequency relay
Disconnection frequency 2
100~200%
1
120
F7.00
Control mode selection
0V/F control 1SVC (open loop
vector) control
1
0
F7.01 Motor power
0.2~7.5KW
0.1
1.5
Vector control function
F7.02 Rated voltage
100~500
1
220
F7.03 Rated current
0.10~30.0A
0.01
6.40
F7.04 Rated frequency 20.0~300.0HZ 0.1
50.0
F7.05 Rated revolution 200~10000
1
1400
F7.06 No-load current 0.01~20.00A 0.01
3.00
F7.07 F7.08 F7.09
Stator resistance
Stator inductance
Reserve
0.001~30.000 0.001~10.000H
0.001 0.001
1.790 228
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Parameter Function Type Code
F7.10
Name Reserve
Setting Range and Description
F7.11 F7.12
Reserve Reserve
F7.13 F7.14
F7.15 F7.16
Reserve Pre-excitation
time
Motor parameter identification
Reserve
0~3.0S
0Off 1Static dentification
Vector control function
F7.17
Reserve
F7.18 F7.19
F7.20 F7.21 F7.22 F7.23 F7.24 F7.25
Reserve
Speed loop proportional coefficient
Speed loop integral time
Max. FWD torque limit Max. RED torque limit
Reserve
Speed estimate coefficient
Reserve
0.10~1.5 0.1~10.00 0~200% 0~200%
0.1~5.0
F7.26
Reserve
Minimum Default Modificaunit setting tion limit
Notes: 1.E500 series standard inverters have no F6 function, it is only for part of the derived models. 2.F7 vector control function is only for inverters whose software version is 1207 and above.
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6 Function details
6.1 Basic running parameter group
F0.00 Selection of frequency input channel/mode Setting range: 0 ~ 5
It is used to select setting channel/mode of inverter’s running frequency. 0: Digital setting The inverter’s set frequency is set by parameter [F0.01]. 1: External analog quantity The running frequency is set by external input voltage signal (0~10V) or current signal (0~20mA); for relevant characteristics, please refer to parameter [F1.00] and [F1.01]. 2: External communication To receive frequency setting commands of upper computer or main inverter through serial RS485 port.
3: panel potentiometer
The running frequency is set by the potentiometer on the operating panel.
4: External terminal selection
The frequency input channel is confirmed by external multifunctional terminal
(the selection of functional terminals is confirmed by the parameter [F1.08] [F1.11]).
Frequency setting channel selection 2
0
0
1 1
Frequency setting channel selection 1
0
1
0 1
Frequency setting channel
Digital setting External input signal
(0~10V/0~20mA) RS485 port
panel potentiometer
Note: It is “1” when the terminal and CM is engaged.
5: Combined setting
It is selected by [F1.28] group parameters.
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6:
PWM pulse-width given
External terminal X4: PWM pulse-width given, when X4 inputs maximum
duty ratio, it responds to upper limit frequency, conversely lower limit.
frequency while minimum duty ratio.
F0.01 Frequency digital setting Setting range: 0.0 Hz ~upper limiting
frequency
When frequency input channel selects digital setting ([F0.00] = 0), inverter’s
output frequency is determined by this value. When the operating panel is at the
normal monitoring status, simply press
key to modify this parameter.
F0.02 Selection of running command channel and mode Setting range: 0000~1132
This functional parameter is used to select inverter’s running command channel
and functions of
RUN STOP
key ( fratile decimal system setting)
LED Units: running command channel selection
0: Keyboard control
The inverter’s running command is controlled by
RUN STOP
key on the keyboard.
In this mode, the status of external control terminal X1~X4 (FWD running
function) can influence inverter’s output phase sequence. When the external
terminals X1~X4 (FWD running function) is connected to CM, the inverter’s
output phase sequence is negative, and when X1~X4 is disconnected with CM,
the inverter’s output phase sequence is positive.
1: External terminal control
The inverter’s running command is controlled by the connection and
disconnection status between the multifunctional terminals X1~X4 (FWD or REV
control function) and CM terminal, and its mode is determined by LED tens.
2: Serial communication port Inverter’s running command receives commands of upper commuter or main inverter through serial port. When the local inverter is set as the slave in linkage
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control, this mode should be selected as well. LED Tens: selection of running command mode
0: Two-line mode1 (default mode)
command
Stop command
FEW command REV command
Terminal status
FW
RDEV CM
FWD REV CM
FWD REV CM
FWD REV CM
Two-line mode requires selecting one input terminal X1~X4 as forward control
temrinal FWD and the other input terminal X1~X4 as reverse control terminal REV (refer to parameter [F1.08][F1.11]).
1: Two-line mode 2
command Terminal
status
Stop
FWD CM
Running
FWD CM
FWD
REV CM
REV
REV CM
2: Three-line mode Three-line control mode requires selecting one input
terminal (X1~X4) as forward control terminal FWD, one input terminal (X1~X4)
as three-line running control terminal SW1, and one input terminal (X1~X4) as
reverse control model REV (refer to parameter [F1.08]~[F1.11]). Parameter
[F1.08]~[F1.11] is used to select any one from input terminals X1X4. Switch
function is described as below:
1. SW1 (three-line running control terminal) -inverter stop trigger switch 2.
SW2 (FWD) – FEW trigger switch 3. SW3 (REV) – REV trigger switch
SW1 SW2 SW3
X? FWD REV
CM
Output frequency
SW1 SW2 SW3
Time
Figure 6-1 Wiring Diagram in Three-line Control Mode
Figure 6-2 Frequency Output Diagram in Three-line Control Mode
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3: Special mode for terminal machine: This function is only applicable to
special occasions such as terminal machine. X1 is used as the approach switch
counting and stop signal, and X2 is start signal. LED Hundreds: REV prevention
0: REV prevention void 1: REV prevention effective LED Kilobit: Power-on auto
start 0: Power-on auto start forbidden 1: Power-on auto start allowed
F0.03 Lower limiting frequency
Setting range: 0.0 Hz ~ [F0.04]
This parameter is the minimum output frequency allowed for the inverter. For the functioning mode when it is lower than the lower limiting frequency, please refer to parameter [F0.19].
F0.04 Upper limiting frequency
Setting range: [F0.3] ~ 400.0Hz
F0.05 Acceleration time F0.06 Deceleration time
Setting range: 0.1 ~ 600.0Sec Setting range: 0.1 ~ 600.0Sec
It is used to define the velocity of increasing and decreasing of inverter’s output frequency. Acceleration time: the time required for output frequency accelerating from 0.0Hz to the upper limiting frequency [F0.04]. Acceleration time: the time required for output frequency decelerating from upper limiting frequency [F0.04] to 0.0Hz.
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F0.07 Acceleration and deceleration characteristics parameter Setting range:
0~1
It is used to set the acceleration and deceleration characteristic parameter
of inverters (fratile binary system setting). LED UNITS: setting of inverter’s
acceleration and deceleration curve type. Refer to Figure 6-3. 0: Straight
line acceleration and deceleration The inverter’s output frequency increases
or decreases at fixed speed. For most loads, this mode can be selected. 1: S
curve acceleration and deceleration The inverter’s output frequency increases
or decreases at varying speed. This function is mainly to reduce noise and
ventilation at acceleration and deceleration and reduce load impact at start
and stop.
Output frequency(HHZz) Straight line
SSCurve
Time (SSeecc) Figure 6-3 Acceleration and Deceleration Curve
F0.08
Carrier frequency
Setting range: 1.5 ~ 10.0 KHz
This parameter is to determine the switch frequency of inverter’s internal power module. The carrier frequency mainly influences the audio noise and heat effect during running. When mute running is required, it is applicable to appropriately increase the value of the carrier frequency, but the maximum load allowable for the inverter may be somewhat reduced, accompanied by somewhat increase of interference of the inverter to the outside world. For the circumstances where the motor wire is too long, it may lead to leaking current between motor wires and between the wire and the ground. When the ambient temperature is too high and
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the motor load is too high, or the inverter is failed due to above reasons, it
is suggested to appropriately decrease the carrier frequency to improve
thermal characteristics of the inverter.
F0.09
Reserve
F0.10
Parameter write protection
Setting range: 0 ~ 9999
This function is used to prevent improper modification of data. 1: Only allowing for modifying function parameter [F0.01] and this parameter. 2: Only allowing for modifying this parameter. Other values: all parameters can be modified. When it is forbidden to modify parameters, if it is intended to modify data, “- -” will be displayed.
Some parameters cannot be modified during running. If it is attempted to modify these parameters, “” will be displayed. To modify parameters, stop the inverter at first.
F0.11
Torque boost
Setting range: 0.0 ~ 20.0%
It is used to improve inverter’s low-frequency torque characteristics. During running at low frequency, it will make compensation for boosting inverter’s output voltage, as shown in Figure 6-4.
Boost voltage =
[F0.11] 100
× [F0.13]
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Voltage [F0.13] [F 0 .11 ] Boost voltage
[F0.12] Frequency Figure 6-4 Torque Boost Sketch
F0.12 F0.13
Basic running frequency Maximum output voltage
Setting range: 5. 0Hz ~ upper limiting frequency Setting range: 25 ~ 250V/50 ~ 500V
The basic running frequency is the minimum frequency at the maximum voltage of inverter output. It is generally the motor’s rated frequency. The maximum output voltage is the output voltage corresponding to the inverter output basic running frequency, and it is the motor’s rated voltage. The two items of function parameters need to be set according to motor parameter, and do not need any modification unless in special cases.
F0.14 Jog acceleration time F0.15 Jog deceleration time
Setting range: 0.1 ~600.0Sec Setting range: 0.1 ~600.0Sec
The transit acceleration and deceleration time between initial running frequency and jog frequency.
F0.16 FWD jog frequency F0.17 REV jog frequency
Setting range: 0.0Hz ~[F0.04] Setting range: 0.0Hz~[F0.04]
Jog running is a special running mode of the inverter. Within the effect period of jog signals, the inverter runs at the frequency set by this parameter. No matter the inverter is initially stopped or running, it can receive jog signals.
F0.18 Setting of auxiliary functions
Setting range: 0000 ~ 0011
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LED UNITS: Running direction 0: Consistent with the set direction 1: Reverse with the set direction
LED Tens: Jog priority selection
0: Jog priority highest
1. Jog priority lowest
LED Hundreds: External terminal Up/Down frequency power-off save
0: Function invalid
1. Function enable
If the jog priority is set to the highest, the pripirty of each freqeuncy source is as
below:
Priority level Priority
High
1
Set frequency source Jog frequency (jog running effective)
2
External terminal selection multi-speed frequency
Low
3
Selection of frequency setting channel ([F0.00] parameter)
F0.19 Lower limiting frequency functioning mode Setting range: 0000 ~ 0001
0: Output lower limiting frequency [F0.03] when it is lower than the lower
limiting frequency [F0.03] 1: Output zero frequency when it is lower than the
lower limiting frequency [F0.03] This parameter is used to set hysteresis to
avoid fluctuation around the set frequency zero point. When the set frequency
is lower than f(f=lower limiting frequency-2Hz), the inverter runs at zero
frequency. When the set frequency is higher than the lower limiting frequency,
the inverter runs at the set frequency. Refer to Figure 6-5.
Actual setfrequency F[[00..0044] FF[[00.0033]]
F2[0H.0z4]
FF[[00..0044]] Originalset frequency
Figure 6-5 Sketch of the Function of Lower limiting frequency E500 Series Universal Low-Power Inverter
44 Function Parameter Table F0.20 Reserve F0.21 Parameter password protection Setting range: 0000 ~ 3999
F0.22 UP/DW speed
Setting range: 0.1~50.0Hz
When [F0.00]=5, [F1.28]=9 or 10, and input terminal selects UP or DW function, frequency can be set through external terminals. This parameter is used to set the increasing and decreasing speed of the frequency set by external terminal.
F0.23 PWM period
Setting range: 1.0~10.0ms
When F1.11=0, multi-functional terminal X4 is for the function of PWM pulse
width speed adjusting. This parameter is for setting PWM period 6.2 analog
input output parameter group
The function parameter group [F1.00] ~ [F1.01 defines the upper and lower limit of external input signal as the frequency setting signal. E500 series inverters allow for inputting analog voltage signal and analog current signal; the analog current signal 0-20mA is corresponding to the voltage signal 0-10V.
F1.00 AI input lower limiting voltage
Setting range: 0.0V ~ [F1.01]
F1.01 AI input upper limiting voltage Setting range: [F1.00] ~ 10.0 V
[F1.00] and [F1.01] defines AI range of analog input channel, which shall be set
according to actual conditions of access signal.
F1.02 AI input filter time
Setting range: 0.01 ~ 1.00Sec
When external analog input quantity is subject to filter processing to effectively eliminate interfering signals, if it is set to large value, the interfering capability is strong but it will slow down response speed to setting signals.
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F1.03 F1.04
Minimum set frequency Maximum set frequency
Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ [F1.04] Setting range: [F1.03] ~ [F0.04]
The corresponding relationship between the analog input quantity and set frequency is shown in Figure 6-6.
Frequency
F[1.04]
Output frequency
F[1.03]
Figure 6-6
F[1.00]
FF[[11.0.0]1] VVoollttaagge e
[F1.00 ] [F1.01 ]
Corresponding relationship sketch of analog input quantity and set frequency
F1.05 Analog output selection
Setting range: 0 ~ 2
Select the meaning of analog output terminal AO (setting of fratile decimal system).
LED Units: Define meaning of analog output AO
0: output frequency The analog output (AO) amplitude is proportional to the inverter’s output frequency. The setting upper limit of analog output ([F1.07]) is corresponding to the upper limiting frequency.
1: output current The analog output (AO) amplitude is proportional to the inverter’s output current. The setting upper limit ([F1.07]) of the analog output is corresponding to two times of the inverter’s rated current.
2: Output voltage The analog output (AO) amplitude is proportional to the inverter’s output voltage. And the setting upper limit ([F1.07]) of the analog output is corresponding to the maximum output voltage ([F0.13]).
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F1.06 F1.07
AO output lower limit AO output upper limit
Setting range: 0.0 V ~ [F1.07] Setting range: [F1.06] ~ 10.0 V
Define the maximum value and minimum value of analog output AO output signal. Refer to figure 6-7.
A O
AO
[F1.06]
0 1
Rate
currenUt pper
limiting
frequency
Output Output
frequency voltage
2
Max./rate voltage Output current
Figure 6-7 Analog output content of analog output terminal
F1.08 F1.09 F1.10 F1.11
Function selection for input terminal 1 Function selection for input terminal 2 Function selection for input terminal 3 Function selection for input terminal 4
Setting range: 0 ~ 29 Setting range: 0 ~ 29 Setting range: 0 ~ 29 Setting range: 0 ~ 29
Function definition of switch quantity input terminal X1 X4, which is described as below:
0: control terminal X1-X3 are as spare terminalX4 as PWM pulse speed control terminal
1: Multi-speed control 1
2: Multi-speed control 2
3: Multi-speed control 3
The combination of multi-speed control terminals can be used to select multi- speed output frequency. The frequency setting at each stage is to be determined by the multi-speed control parameter functional group ([F3.00] [F3.06]).
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4: FWD jog control 5: REV jog control When the external terminal of running
command channel selection is effective, this parameter can define the input
terminal of external jog signals. 6: Frequency set channel selection 1 7:
Frequency set channel selection 2 When the frequency input channel is set to
be external terminal selection (F0.00=4), the frequency set channel of the
inverter will be determined by the status of these two terminals, and for its
corresponding relationship, please refer to description of parameter [F0.00].
8: Free stop control If terminal corresponding to this parameter is engaged,
the inverter will lock output. 9: Three-line running control When the running
command terminal combination mode is set to three-line mode, the external
terminal defined by this parameter is inverter stop trigger switch. See
functional code [F0.02] for the three-line control mode in details. 10: DC
braking control At the inverter stop status, if the terminal defined by this
parameter is engaged, when the output frequency is lower than the DC braking
initial frequency, the DC braking function will be enabled until the terminal
is disconnected. See description of [F2.03] ~[F2.05] for relevant parameters
of DC braking. 11: FWD control 12: REV control 13: Fault reset When the
inverter is at the faulty status, engaging the terminal set by parameter can
clear inverter’s fault. 14: Reserve 15: Reserve
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16: External fault input When the terminal set by this parameter is engaged,
it indicates that the external equipment is faulty. At this time, in order to
ensure safety of the equipment, the inverter will lock the input and displays
the external fault signal Fu.16. 17: Disconnection input When the terminal set
by this parameter is engaged, it indicates disconnection fault of external
equipments. At this time, in order to guarantee equipment safety, the inverter
will lock output, and displays the external fault signal Fu.17. 18: PLC
effective When the programmable PLC running condition [F3.17] is selected to
be effective, the external terminal defined by this parameter can enable
effecting and cut-off of PLC operation. 19: Swing frequency running effective
When the swinging frequency function condition is selected to be effective
([F3.26] =XXX1), the external terminal defined by this parameter can enable
effecting and cut-off of swing frequency running. 20: UP 21: DW The running
frequency of the inverter can be set through external terminals, hence
allowing for remote frequency setting. When the terminal is effective, the set
frequency increases or decreases at set speed. When the terminal is void, the
set frequency is maintained unchanged. When the two terminals are effective
simultaneously, the set frequency is maintained unchanged. When the UP is
effective, the frequency increases and when DW is effective, the frequency
decreases. 22: Internal counting clock Only Terminal 3 can be as count input
terminal. 23: Internal counting clock clearing 24: Reciprocating running
effective 25: Terminal machine running battering effective
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26: Reserve 27: Reserve 28: Splitting machine infrared signal 29: Splitting machine approaching switch signal
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F1.12 Selection of input channel characteristics Setting range: 0000~ 1111H
It is used to select characteristics of external digital input:
LED UNITS: Define characteristics of X1 input channel
0: positive characteristics
1: negative characteristics
LED Tens: Define characteristics of X 2 input channels
0: positive characteristic
1: negative characteristic
LED Hundreds: Define characteristics of X 3 input channels
0: positive characteristic
1: negative characteristic
LED Kilobits: Define characteristics of X 4 input channels
0: positive characteristic
1: negative characteristic
The positive characteristic is effective when the terminal is engaged and void
when the terminal is disconnected. The negative characteristic is effective when
the terminal is disconnected and void when the terminal is engaged.
F1.13 F1.14
Output terminal OC function selection Relay output TA/TC function selection
Setting range: 0 ~ 15 Setting range: 0 ~ 15
It is used to define the contents indicated by the collector open-circuit output terminal OC and relay output contact. See Figure 6-8 for the internal wiring diagram of the collector open-circuit output terminal. When the function is set to be effective, the output is at low level, and when the function is void, the output is at the high-resistance status. Relay contact output: when the output function is set to be effective, the normally open contact TA-TC is connected.
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D
R
1
2
Figure 6-8 internal circuit of OC output terminal
For connecting external inductive elements (e.g. relay coil), freewheel diode
D must to be connected in parallel.
0: Inverter is running When the inverter is running, it outputs effective
signals, and when the inverter is at stop, it outputs void signals. 1:
Frequency reaching When the inverter’s output frequency is approaching the set
frequency within certain range (which is defined by parameter [F1.17]), it
outputs effective signals, otherwise, it outputs void signals.
Port output
[F1.17]
Frequency
Figure 6-9 Frequency reaching signal
2: Frequency level detection (FDT) When the inverter’s output frequency
exceeds FDT frequency level, after the set delay time, it outputs effective
signals. When the inverter’s output frequency is lower than the FDT frequency
level, after the same delay time, it outputs void
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signals.
Output terminal
Ferquency
High resister
Output frequency
Higgh resistor
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[F1.18]
FDT level
[F1.19]
T [F1.19]
Figure 6-10 Frequency Level Detection Signal (FDT)
3: Overload detection
When the inverter’s output current exceeds the overload alarm level, after the
set alarm delay time, it outputs effective signals. When the inverter’s output
current is lower than the overload alarm level, after the same delay time, it
outputs void signals.
Figure 6-11 Overload Alarm 4: Frequency reaching upper limit When the
inverter’s output frequency reaches the upper limiting frequency, this
terminal outputs effective signals; otherwise, it outputs void signals. 5:
Frequency reaching lower limiting When the inverter’s output frequency reaches
the lower limiting frequency, this
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terminal outputs effective signals; otherwise, it outputs void signals. 6:
Running at zero speed When the inverter’s running command is effective and the
output frequency is at 0, this terminal outputs effective signals; otherwise,
it outputs void signals. 7: Under voltage stop When the inverter’s DC side
voltage is lower than the specified value, the inverter stops running, and
this terminal outputs effective signals; otherwise, it outputs void signals.
8: Inverter fault When the inverter stops running due to fault, it outputs
effective signals; and when the inverter runs normally, it is at void status.
9: Disconnection fault When the inverter stops running due to disconnection
fault, it outputs effective signals; and when the inverter runs normally, it
is at void status. 10: PLC cycle completion When the inverter stops running
due to disconnection fault, it outputs effective signals; and when the
inverter runs normally, it is at void status. 11: High-frequency output When
the output frequency reaches the set action frequency [F6.09], it outputs
effective signals, and when the output frequency is lower than the
disconnecting action frequency [F6.10], it outputs void signals. 12: Reaching
specified count value When the internal counter reaches the specified count
value [F1.25], it outputs effective signals, and outputs void signals when the
next time of pulse is reaching. 13: Reaching final value cycle When the
internal counter reaches the final count value [F1.26], it outputs effective
signals, and outputs void signals when the next time of pulse is reaching. 14:
Reserve 15: Reserve
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F1. 15 OC and relay output characteristics Setting range: 0000 ~ 0011
Select polarity of OC output and relay output according to digits. When it is
set to “1”, the output polarity is reverse.
F1. 16 Relay action delay
Setting range: 0.0 ~ 5.0 Sec
This parameter is used to set the delay time for change of status of relay output signals
F1. 17 Frequency reaching detecting amplitude Setting range: 0.0 ~ 20.0 Hz
It is used to set the frequency reaching detection amplitude defined by the
output terminal. When the inverter’s output frequency is within the positive
and negative detection amplitude of the set frequency, the output terminal
outputs effective signals. Refer to Figure 6-9.
F1.18 F1.19
FDT (frequency level) setting FDT output delay time
Setting range: 0.0 ~ 400 Hz Setting range: 0.0 ~ 5.0 Sec
This parameter group is used to set frequency detection level. When the output frequency is higher than the FDT set value, after the set delay time, the output terminal outputs effective signals. When the output frequency is lower than the FDT set value, after the same delay time, the output terminal outputs void signals.
F1.20 F1.21
Overload alarm level Overload alarm delay time
Setting range: 50 ~ 200% Setting range: 0.0 ~ 60.0Sec
This parameter is used to set the overload alarm level and alarm delay time. When the output current is higher than the set value of [F1.20], afte the delay time set by [F1.21], the output terminal outputs effective signals (low level). Refer to figure 6-11.
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F1.22 F1.23
Reserve Reserve
F1.24 Batter number of terminal machine Setting range: 1~100
F1.25 Specified count value
Setting range: 1~[F1.26]
F1.26 Final count value
Setting range: [F1.25]~60000
Count related to F1.24, F1.25, F1.26, which only can use external termincal X3. Please refer to parameter [F1.10] setting as 22.
F1.27 Reserve
F1.28 Frequency input channel combination Setting range: 0~10
This parameter is only effective when the frequency input channel is set to
combined setting. The inverter’s set frequency is determined by the liner combination of multiple frequency input channel. See following table for the defined combination mode.
By means of combined setting, the inverter’s frequency output can be controlled by multiple channels.
Set value
0
Combination mode
External voltage setting + panel setting
Set value
1
Combined setting
External voltage setting + panel setting + digital setting
2
Communication setting + external voltage setting
3
Communication setting + external voltage setting+ panel setting
4
Communication setting – panel setting + digital setting
5
Communication setting – external voltage setting
6
Serial setting + external voltage setting – panel setting
8 Panel setting – digital setting
7
External voltage setting panel setting + digital setting
9
UP/DW frequency +external voltage setting
10
UP/DW frequency + panel setting + external voltage setting
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F2.00 F2.01
Start frequency Start frequency duration
Setting range: 0.0 ~ 50.0Hz Setting range: 0.0 ~ 20.0Sec
This functional parameter group is used to define characteristics relevant with start mode. See Figure 6-12. For the system with large inertia, heavy load and high requirements of start torque, the start frequency can effectively overcome the problem of difficulty start. The start frequency duration (parameter code [F2.01])) means the running duration at the start frequency, and can be set according to actual requirements. When it is set to 0, the start frequency is void.
Frequency Set frequency
[F2.00] [F2. 01]
Start
Decelerationstop without DCbraking
Free stop Time
Figure 6-12 Start and Stop Frequency Output Curve
F2.02 Stop mode
Setting range: 0 ~ 1
0: Deceleration stop The inverter stops after its output frequency decreases gradually according to the set acceleration time. 1: Free stop When stopping, the inverter outputs zero frequency and locks output signals, and the motor rotates freely and then stops. At the free stop, it is required to restart the motor after the motor has completed stopped running. Otherwise, over current or overvoltage fault may occur.
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F2.03 F2.04 F2.05
DC braking initial frequency at stop DC current at stop DC braking time at stop
Setting range: 0.0 ~ [F0.04] Setting range: 0.0 ~ 100% Setting range: 0 ~20.0 Sec.
This parameter group is used to set DC braking parameters at stop. During the process of DC braking initial frequency ([F2.03]) at stop setting inverter stop, when the output frequency is lower than the set parameter, the inverter will lock output and enable DC braking function. The stop DC braking action time is to be set by parameter [F2.05]. The stop DC braking action time is set to 0, the stop DC braking function is ineffective. Stop DC braking current means the percentage of inverter’s rated current.
F2.06 Acceleration torque level
Setting range: 110 ~ 200
This parameter is used to set the allowed output level of torque current at acceleration. The torque limiting level during inverter acceleration is set by [F2.06]. It is set to the percentage of inverter’s rated current. For example, if it is set to 150%, it means the output current is 150% of the rated current at maximum. When the inverter’s output current is higher than the level specified by these parameters, the acceleration and deceleration time will be prolonged automatically so as to confine the output current within this level range. Refer to Figure 6-13. Therefore, if the acceleration time is required to be shorter, acceleration torque level needs to be increased.
Freq uen cy
Acc elera tion tim e ad justment
Acceler atio n t orq ue [F[2F2..0066] ]
Tim e Tim e
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Figure 6-13 Sketch of acceleration torque and braking torque F2.07 Motor
overload protecting coefficient Setting range: 50 ~ 110 () This parameter is
used to set inverter’s sensitivity of thermal relay protection for load motor.
When the rated current of the load motor is not matching with the inverter’s
rated current, it is applicable to set this value to provide correct thermal
protection over the motor. When it is set to 110%, the inverter will disable
the motor overload protection function. The set value of this parameter is
determined by following formula.
Motorratedcurrent [F2.07]= Inver terra tedoutpourcurrent×100%
When one inverter and multiple motors run in parallel, the inverter’s thermal
relay protection function will be disabled. In order to effectively protect
motors, it is suggested to install a thermal protecting relay at the inlet
wire terminal for each motor.
F2.08 Dynamic braking initial voltage Setting range: 300~400V/600~800V This
parameter is effective for inverters with built-in braking unit and is used to
define action parameters of inverter’s built-in braking unit. When the
inverter’s internal DC side voltage is higher than dynamic braking initial
voltage, the built-in braking unit acts. If external braking resistor is
connected, the inverter’s internal DC side pumping voltage energy will be
released through the braking resistor so as to reduce the DC voltage. When the
DC side voltage reduces to certain value ([F2.08]-50V), the inverter’s built-
in braking unit is closed, as shown in Figure 6-14.
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DC side voltage
[F2[F.20.088]] [F2[.F028.0]8-5]-500VV
Brakingunit action
Figure 6-14 Dynamic Braking
Time
F2.09 ~ F2.10 Reserve
F2.11 F2.12 F2.13 F2.14 F2.15 F2.16
V/F frequency 1 V/F voltage 1 V/F frequency 2 V/F voltage 2 V/F frequency 3 V/F voltage 3
Setting range: 0.0~[F2.13] Setting range: 0.0~[F2.14] Setting range: [F2.11]~[F2.15] Setting range: [F2.12]~[F2.16] Setting range: [F2.13]~[F0.12] Setting range: [F2.14]~[F0.13]
This functional parameter group is used to flexibly set user desired V/F curve. See figure 6-15.
Voltage F[0.13] [F2.16] [F2.14] [F2.12] [F0.11] [F2.11] [F2.13] [F2.15] [F0.12] Frequency
Figure 6-15 Setting of V/F Customized Curve
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F2.17
Reserve
F2.18
Automatic voltage regulation
Setting range: 0~2
The automatic voltage regulation function is for protecting inverter’s voltage
from fluctuating with input voltage fluctuation. When the grid voltage varies
greatly and it desired that the motor has comparatively stable stator voltage and
current, this function should be enabled.
0: invalid
1: Deceleration time is invalid
2: Effective
F2.19
Pairs of motor polarity
Setting range: 1~16
This parameter is mainly used to calculate motor revolution.
F2.20~F2.21 Reserve
6.4 Multi-speed and senior running parameter group
F3.00 F3.01 F3.02 F3.03 F3.04 F3.05 F3.06
Multi-speed frequency 1 Multi-speed frequency 2 Multi-speed frequency 3 Multi- speed frequency 4 Multi-speed frequency 5 Multi-speed frequency 6 Multi-speed frequency 7
Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency Setting range: 0.0Hz ~ Upper limiting frequency
It is to set terminals with this parameter function code to control multi- speed running output frequency.
F3.07 Liner speed coefficient setting
Setting range0.01 ~ 100.00
This parameter is used to set the running liner speed and display value of liner speed. It can be also used to display other physical quantity proportional to output frequency.
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Running liner speed (d-8) = F3.07 X Output frequency (d-0) Set liner speed
(d-9) = F3.07 X Set frequency (d-6)
F3.08 Monitoring parameter selection
Setting range: 0 ~ 22
This parameter is used to determine the display contents on the operating panel at the monitoring status. The monitoring parameter selection is used to determine the display content on the LED. The physical quantity corresponding to the display data can be referred to the status monitoring parameter table.
F3.09 Parameter inquiry and modification authority Setting range: 0 ~ 9999
This parameter is the check code for obtaining authority of inquiring and
modifying some internal parameters.
F3.10 Parameter initialization
Setting range: 0 ~ 9
It is used to change inverter’s parameters into default value. 0: No action 1: Standard initialization: (All parameters in F0~F6 except F0.00, F0.02, F0.05, F0.06, F0.08, F0.11, F0.13 and F3.14 are restored to the default settings) 2: Clearing fault records 3: Complete initialization: (all parameters in F0~F6 group except for F3.14 is restored to default settings and fault records are cleared). 4~9: Invalid
F3.11 Under voltage protection level Setting range: 180 ~230V/360 ~460V
This parameter specifies allowable lower limiting voltage at the DC side when
the inverter works normally. For some occasions with low grid, it is
applicable
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to appropriately reduce under voltage protection level so as to ensure normal
operation of the inverter. Note: when the grid voltage is too low, the motor’s
output torque will reduce. For occasions with constant power load and constant
torque load, excessive low grid voltage will cause incease of inverter input
current, hence leading to reduction of inverter operation reliablity.
F3.12 Overvoltage limiting action level Setting range: 350 ~400V/700 ~800V
This parameter specifies the threshold value of voltage stall protection during motor decelration. When the pumping voltage at the internal DC side of the Inverter caused by deceleration has exceeded this value, the decerlation time will be automatically prolonged. See figure 6-16.
Frequency
Decelerationtime adjustment
DC voltage
[ F 3[F.31.122]]
Time
Time Figure 6-16 Voltage Stall Protection during Deceleration
F3.13 Current amplitude limiting level
Setting range: 150 ~ 250()
This parameter specifies maximum current allowed to be output by the inverter, which is expressed by the percentage of rated current of the inverter. No watter what working status (acceleration, deceleration and steady running) the inverter is at, when the inverter’s output current exceeds the value specified by this parameter, the inverter will adjust the output frequency to control the current within the specified range to avoid over current tripping.
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F3.15 ~F3.16
Reserve
F3.17 Multi-speed running mode
Setting range: 0000~0042H
Setting of basic characteristics of multi-speed running(fratile decimal system
setting)
LED UNITS: Simple PLC action selection
0: Simple PLC void
1: Simple PLC effective
2: Simple PLC conditionally effective When LED Units is selected to 1 (PLC
effective), after the inverter has started, at the frequency channel priority
allowed status, the inverter will enter the simple PLC running status. When
the LED Units is selected to 2 (PLC conditionally effective), when external
PLC input terminal is effective(PLC input terminal is selected by parameter
[F1.08][F1.11]), the inverter will run at the simple PLC mode; when the
external input terminal is void, the inverter will automatically enter the
frequency setting mode with lower priority.
LED Tens: Selection of simple PLC running mode
0: Single cycle mode The inverter will firstly runs at the set frequency of
the first-section speed, and outputs frequency at each speed according to
setting time. If the set running time is 0 at certain section of speed, it
will skip over this speed section. The inverter will stop output after end of
one cycle, and will not start the next cycle unless the effective running
command is input again.
1: Single cycle stop mode
The basic running way is the same as the mode 0, and the difference is that
the inverter firstly reduces the output frequency to 0 according to the
specified acceleration time after completion of running at certain speed, and
then outputs
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the next section of frequency. 2: Mode of keeping final value The basic
running way is the same as the mode 0. After the completion of the single
cycle, the inverter will not stop after completion of a single cycle and
continues running at the last speed for which the time is not set to zero.
Other process is the same as model 1. 3: Keeping setting value mode The basic
running way is the same as the mode 0. After the completion of the single
cycle, the inverter will not stop after completion of a single cycle and
continues running at the last speed for which the time is not set to zero.
Other process is the same as model 1. 4: Continuous cycling mode The basic
running way is the same as the mode 0. The inverter will start cycling from
the first speed after completion of one cycle. The inverter runs in a cycle of
8 different speeds. That is to say, after completion of running at the 8th
speed, it will start running in a cycle from the first speed.
F3.18 Stage 1 running time F3.19 Stage 2 running time F3.20 Stage 3 running time F3.21 Stage 4 running time
Setting range: 0.0 ~ 6000 Sec Setting range: 0.0 ~ 6000 Sec Setting range: 0.0 ~ 6000 Sec Setting range: 0.0 ~ 6000 Sec
[F3.18][F3.21] Multi-speed frequency 14 running time
Note: the running time at different stage means the time from the end time of previous stage to the end time of the current stage, including the acceleration time or deceleration time for running to the current stage frequency.
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F3.22 PLC multi-stage running direction Setting range: 0000 ~1111H
Define PLC multi-speed running direction (fratile binary system setting)
LED UNITS: Stage 1 direction selection
0: FEW
1: REV
LED Tens: Stage 2 direction selection
0: FEW
1: REV
LED Hundreds: Stage 3 direction selection
0: FEW
1: REV
LED Kilobit: Stage 4 direction selection
0: FEW
1: REV
F3.23 PLC running timer
Setting range: 0 ~9999Min
When programmable multi-speed running function is selected, this parameter can be used to set programmable multi-speed running time. When the set time is reached, it will automatically stop. For restoring running, it is required to input stop command before the start command. When this parameter is set to 0, timed running stop is void.
F3.24 Fault self-recovery times
Setting range: 0~5
F3.25 Fault self-recovery time
Setting range: 0.0~60.0Sec
During running of the inverter, load fluctuation, grid fluctuation and other accidental factors may cause accidental shutdown of the inverter. At this time, in order to ensure system’s working continuity, the inverter can be allowed to make automatic resetting for some kinds of faults and restore running. The self-recovery interval means the interval from the fault start to the self-recovery. If the inverter cannot restore to normal condition within the set self-recovery times, it will output fault signal. After successful self-recovery, the inverter is at stop and ready status.
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F3.26 Swing frequency running setting Setting range: 0000~0012H
This parameter is used to set basic characteristics of swing frequency running
(fratile decimal system setting) LED Units: Swing frequency function enabling
selection 0: Swing frequency function disabled 1: Swing frequency function
effective 2: Swing frequency function conditionally effective When the
external swing frequency input terminal is effective (the swing frequency
input terminal is selected by functional parameter [F1.08][F1.11]), the
inverter runs in swing frequency mode. LED Tens: Center frequency setting 0:
digital setting, [F3.31] setting 1: Frequency channel selection is set by
frequency channel
F3.27 Swing frequency amplitude
Setting range: 0.0~50.0%
Swing frequency amplitude is the ratio of swing frequency extent. Swing frequency amplitude=[F3.27]×Upper limiting frequency
F3.28 Kick frequency amplitude
Setting range: 0.0~80.0%
The kick frequency is the amplitude of rapid descending after the frequency reaches the upper limit of swing frequency and is also the amplitude of rapid ascending after the frequency reaches the lower limit frequency. Kick frequency =[F3.28] × Swing frequency amplitude
F3.29 Triangular wave descending time F3.30 Triangular wave ascending time
Setting range: 0.1~300.0Sec Setting range: 0.1~300.0Sec
When the triangular wave descending time is the running time from the swing frequency upper limit to swing frequency lower limit during running at the swing
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frequency, i.e. the decceleration time during runing cycle at swing frequency.
When the triangular wave ascending time is the running time from the swing
frequency lower limit to swing frequency upper limit during running at the
swing frequency, i.e. the acceleration time during runing cycle at swing
frequency.
F3.31 Swing frequency center frequency setting Setting range: 0.0~[F0.04]
Swing frequency center frequency means the center value of inverter’s output frequency at the swing frequency runing status. See Figure 6-17 for detailed process of swing frequency running
Running frequency
Kick frequency [F3.28]
Swing frequency center frequency Swing frequency amplitude [F3.27] [F3.29] [F3.30]
Time
Figure 6-17 Swing Frequency Runing Process
6.5 Communication functional parameter group
F4.00 Communication setting
Setting range: 0000 ~ 0125
This parameter is used to set characteristics relevant with communication (fratile decimal system setting)
LED Units: Baud rate selection
0: Reserve
1: 1200bps
2: 2400bps
3: 4800bps
4: 9600bps
5: 19200bps
When serial port communication is adopted, the communication parties must
have the same baud rate.
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LED Tens: Data format selection
0: No check
1: Even check
2: Odd check
When serial port communication is adopted, the communication parties must
have the same baud rate.
LED Hundreds: Protocol selection
0: RS485 protocol
1: MODBUS communication protocol
LED Kilobit: Reserve
F4.01 Local address
Setting range: 0 ~ 30
The local address set for communication of this inverter is only effective when this inverter is used as the slave machine. During communication, this inverter only sends back response frame for data frames corresponding to the local address, and receives command. With the SIMPHOENIX self-defined protocol, the address 31 is the broadcasting address, and 0 represents the broadcasting address in the case of MODBUS communication. For broadcasting data, the slave machine executes command but does not give feedback of corresponding data (see the appendix of communication protocol).
F4.02 Local response delay
Setting range: 0 ~ 1000 ms
The waiting time till sending response data frame after the local inverter has correctly received information code of the upper computer.
F4.03 Setting of communication auxiliary function Setting range: 0000 ~ 0011
LED UNITS: Main and slave inverter setting 0: This inverter is the main
inverter 1: This inverter is a slave inverter When multiple inverters requires
linkage synchronous control, one of inverters should be set as the main
inverter.
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LED Tens: Action selection after communication failure
0: Shutdown
1: Maintaining current status
LED Hundreds: Data return selection
0: Normal return of data
1: Do not return data
LED Kilobit: Reserve
F4.04 Communication overtime detection time Setting range: 0.1 ~ 10.0 Sec
When this inverter has not received correct data signal beyond the interval
defined by this parameter, it is judged that the inverter has subject to
communication failure. Then, it is appliciable to select shutdown or
continuing running according to the work mode after communication failure set
by [F4.03].
F4.05 Linkage setting ratio
Setting range: 0.1 ~ 10.0
This parameter defines the ratio of main machine and slave machine output frequency at the mode of linkage control. This group parameter of the main inverter does not function. When linkage synchronous control trough RS485 port is achieved, the running command of the slave inverter is completely synchronous with the main machine. The frequency command of the slave machine is calculated according to following method: Slave inverter frequency command = Main inverter frequency command × [F4.05]
6.6 PID parameter group PID control is subject to calculation of ratio, integral and differential according to the difference between the feedback value the controlled system and the target value, so as to adjust the inverter’s output frequency and maintain the controlled system stable with the target signals. The principle is shown in Figure 6-18.
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Feedbackvalue
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Td*S+1
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Figure 6-18 PID Function Sketch
F5.00 PID function selection 0: PID function disabled
Setting range: 0 ~ 1 1: PID function enabled
F5.01 PID setting channel
Setting range: 0 ~ 1
It is used to select the setting channel of the PID target value.
0: Digital setting by [F5.02]
1: frequency input channel setting
PID’s set target value is a relative value. The setting 100% is corresponding to
100% of feedback system of the controlled system.
PID feedback channel is fixed as AI input, and its upper limit (100%) and lower
limit (0%) are corresponding to AI input upper limit voltage [F1.00] and AI
input lower limit voltage [F1.01].
F5.02 PID digital setting
Setting range: 0.0~100.0%
The base value of this parameter is the system’s maximum feedback signal.
F5.03 PID feed forward enabling
Setting range: 0000~0001H
0: Feed forward function disabled 1: Feed forward function enabled System’s response speed at start can be increasd.
F5.04 Reserve
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F5.06 Ratio grain
Setting range: 0.0~10.0
F5.07 Integral time
Setting range: 0.01~10.00Sec
It iFs5p.0a8rameDteerrigvraotiuvpe otifminener PID controlled. Setting range: 0.00~10.00Sec
F5.09 PID adjustment frequency range Setting range: 0 ~ 100%
This parameter is used to set the upper limit frequency to be a adjusted by PID, which is the percentage of maximum output frequency corresponding to the maximum PID value.
F5.10 Breakage detection lower limiting value Setting range: 0.0 ~50.0%
F5.11 Breakage detection delay time
Setting range: 0.1 ~10.0Sec
If the system’s feedback value is less than the breakage detection lower limiting value, it is deemed that the system is at the break ge status and the system starts detecting breakage. After the delay time, if the system is still at the breakage status, then it is deemed that there is a breakage fault.
6.7 Special machine parameter group
F6.00 Cutting function selection
Setting range: 0000~0001H
This parameter is used to select if this inverter is used for cutter dragging or
cutting control.
0: As the dragging control
1: As the cutting control
F6.01 F6.02
Cutting length Correction of liner speed coefficient
Setting range: 0.01~10.00 Setting range: 0.01~10.00
This group of parameters is effective for cutting control. The cutting length is the set value of required wood length in the unit of meter. [F6.02] parameter is used for length correction which will be done according to mechanical characteristics.
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F6.03 F6.04
Start delay Stop delay
Setting range:: 0.01~10.00 Setting range: 0.01~10.00
This group of parameters defines the cutting start delay and stop delay, which is related to the length of the first plate and last plate.
F6.05 Reserve
F6.06 Liner cutting running mode
Setting range: 0 ~2
This parameter is used to select if it is needed to enable liner cutter function. 0: Disable cutter function 1: Liner cutter mode 1(this mode is applicable to high-speed wire mode) 2: Liner cutter mode 2 (this mode is applicable to the medium-speed wire mode)
F6.07 Forward time F6.08 Return time
Setting range: 0~60.0Sec Setting range: 0~60.0Sec
This group of parameters defines the forward and backward time in the next cycle in the reciprocating mode.
F6.09 High-frequency relay start frequency
Setting range: [F6.10]~100%
F6.10 High-frequency relay disconnection frequency 1 Setting range: 0~[F6.09]
F6.11 High-frequency relay disconnection frequency 2 Setting range: 100~200%
This group of parameters is used to set the conditions for engaging or disengaging high-frequency relay. When the inverter’s output frequency is higher than the frequency set by [F6.09]*, the high-frequency relay is engaged. When it is lower than the frequency set by [F6.10], the high- frequency relay is disengaged. In the liner cutting mode 2, when the inverter’s output frequency is higher than frequency set by [F6.11], the high- frequency relay is disengaged.
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6.8Vector control parameter group
F7.00 Control mode selection
Setting range: 0~1
This parameter is used to select control mode: 0: V/F control 1: SVC (open loop vector) control
F7.01~ F7.05 Motor rated parameter
Setting range: —-
To guarantee the control performance, please refer to AC asynchronous motor
nameplate parameters:
1 Set the nameplate parameters correctly. 2Motor and inverter power should
match with each other. Generally, inverter is only allowed to drive 2-level
smaller or 1-level larger motor. Once rated frequency (F7.01) changed,
following parameters will be matched automatically, please modify them in
order.
F7.06~ F7.08 Motor internal parameter
Setting rangte: —-
This group of parameter will be automatically updated after parameter identification, users have no need to set it.
F7.09~ F7.13 Reserve
F7.14 Pre-excitation time
Setting range: 0~3.0S
This parameter group is used to define pre-excitation time before motor start.
It needs a certain amount of time (approximately equal to the rotor time
constant) to form AC asynchronous motor air-gap flux. When motor is under stop
state before starting, air-gap flux must be formed in advance to obtain a
sufficient start torque.
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F7.15 Motor parameter identification
Setting range: 0~1
Motor parameter tuning function can start only under vector control
mode(F7.00=1).
0 Off 1 Static identification During parameter tuning process, motor remains
stop state and it has no requirements on the connection relationship with
motor shaft, but the tuning accuracy is relatively low.
F7.16~ F7.18 Reserve
F7.19 Speed loop proportional coefficient
Setting range: 0.10~1.5
F7.20 Speed loop integral time
Setting range: 0.1~10.00
This parameter group is used to adjust the proportional gain, integral time
and differential coefficient of the speed regulator, please refer to parameter
setting principle as following:
1 Proportional gain P: when the value is bigger, the response is faster, but
its system stability is worse. Excessive gain may cause speed oscillation.
2Integral time constant 1: when the value is smaller, the response is faster
and speed overshoot is larger, then its system stability is worse. Generally,
this paramter is proportional to the system inertia. When the inertia is
large, the parameter value should be large too.
F7.21 Max. FWD torque limit F7.22 Max. RED torque limit
Setting range: 0~200% Setting range: 0~200%
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the regulator,
limiting instantaneous positive and negative torque of the system. The set
value is a percentage in accordance with the rated torque.
F7.23 Reserve
F7.24 Speed estimate coefficient
Setting range: 0.1~5.0
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7 Fault Diagnosis And Countermeasures
7.1 Protection function and countermeasures
Fault Code Fault Description
Possible Reasons
Solutions
Fu.01
Over current occurs in inverter
acceleration running process
1. The acceleration time is too short.
2. Start the rotating motor directly.
3. The torque boost is preset as too large.
4. The network voltage is too low.
1. Extend acceleration time. 2. Restart the motor after stop 3. Reduce
voltage of torque
boost. 4. Check the network voltage
and reduce power.
Fu.02
Over current occurs in inverter
deceleration running process
The acceleration time is too short.
Increase the acceleration time
Fu.03
Over current occurs in inverter
running or stop condition
1. Load changes suddenly 2. The network voltage is
too low.
1. Reduce the load fluctuation.
2. Check the power voltage.
Fu.04
Overvoltage 1. The input voltage is too occurs in inverter high.
acceleration 2. Put the power on and running process off frequently.
1. Check the power. 2. Lower the setting of
acceleration torque level.
Fu.05
Overvoltage 1. The acceleration time is occurs in inverter too short.
deceleration 2. The input voltage is running process abnormal.
1. Extend the acceleration time.
2. Check the power voltage. 3. Install braking resistor or
reselect braking resistor.
Fu.06
Overvoltage occurs in inverter running process
1. The power voltage is abnormal.
2. There is energy feedback load.
1. Check the power voltage. 2. Install the braking unit and
braking resistor or reselect braking resistor.
Fu.07
Overvoltage occurs in inverter
stop condition
The power voltage is abnormal.
Check the power voltage.
Fu.08
Under-voltage occurs in inverter running process
1. The power voltage is abnormal.
2. There is starting operation of heavy load in network.
1. Check the power voltage. 2. Supply power separately.
Fu.09 ~Fu.11
Reserve
Fu.12
1. The load is too large. 2. The acceleration time is
too short. Inverter overload 3.The torque boost is too
high. 4. The network voltage is
too low.
1. Reduce load or change a larger capacity inverter.
2. Extend the acceleration time.
3. Reduce the voltage of torque boost.
4. Check the network voltage.
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Fault Code Fault Description
Possible Reasons
Fu.13
Motor overload
1. The load is too large. 2. The acceleration time is
too short. 3. The protection factor
Setting is too small. 4. The torque boost is too
high.
Fu.14
1. Air duct obstruction
Inverter overheat
2. The environment temperature is too high.
3. The fan is damaged.
Fu.15
Reserve
Fu.16
External
The exterior fault input
equipment fault terminal is ineffective.
Fu.17 ~Fu.19 Fu.20
Fu.21 Fu.22
Fu.23
Reserve
Current detection error
The current detection devices or circuit is damaged.
Temperature The temperature sensor is sensor fault off-line.
Reserve
PID feedback off-line
1 The feedback signal is lost.
2. The setting of off-line detection threshold value is not appropriate.
Solutions
1. Reduce load. 2. Extend the acceleration
time. 3. Increase the overload
protection factor of motor. 4. Reduce torque boost.
1. Clean air duct or improve ventilation condition.
2. Improve the ventilation condition and reduce the carrier frequency.
3. Change fan.
1. Check the exterior equipment.
2. Disconnect the external fault input terminal.
1. Check socket line. 2. Ask for manufacturers’
assistance.
1. Check socket line. 2. Ask for manufacturers’
assistance.
1. Check line. 2. Reduce threshold value of
off-line detection.
Fu.24 ~Fu.39
Reserve
Fu.40
Internal data The read-write errors of EEPROM error control parameters
Ask for manufacturers’ assistance.
7.2 Fault record query The series of inverters recorded the recent fault code occurred in the last four times and the inverter output parameters of the last fault; query of these information will contribute to find fault causes.
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Monitoring project
content
d-23 The first fault record
d-24 The second fault record
d-25 The third fault record
d-26 The fourth fault record The output frequency of
d-27 the last fault recently
Monitoring project
content
d-28
The output current of the last
fault recently
The output voltage of the
d-29
last fault recently
The direct voltage of the last d-30
fault recently
The module temperature of d-31
the last fault recently
The fault information and condition monitoring parameters are stored in a unified manner; please refer to the keyboard operation method to query information.
7.3 Fault reset
The fault causes must be identified and removed completely prior to reset,
otherwise it may cause permanent damage to the inverter.
If the inverter can’t be reset or fault occurs after reset, it’s necessary to
find out causes, otherwise continuous reset will damage the inverter.
The protection actions of overload and overheat should be delayed for 5
minutes when reset.
To recover to the normal operation when the inverter fault occurs, it’s optional to choose any of the following operations.
Method I: Press
RUN STOP
key when displaying fault
code.
Method II: Disconnect after closure of external multi-function terminals X1~X4
(fault reset) and CM.
Method III: Send the fault reset command via RS485 interface.
Method IV: Cut off power supply.
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SIMPHOENIX Self-Defined Communication Protocol
Appendix I: SIMPHOENIX Self-defined Communication Protocol
1.1 Overview E500 model provides standard RS485 communication port, so users
can realize centralized monitoring (send running command, set inverter running
parameters and read inverter working status) by PC/PLC to meet specific
application requirements. The protocol content of the appendix is designed to
achieve the above functions.
1.1.1 Protocol Content The serial communication protocol defines the
transmitted information content and applicable format in the serial
communication protocol, including: main machine polling (or broadcast) format;
main machine encoding method; the content includes the function code of the
required action, data transmission and error checking, etc. The slave machine
response also employs the same structure; the content includes action
confirmation, feedback data and error checking, etc. If slave machine goes
wrong or fails to complete the required actions of man machine when receiving
information, a fault message will be organized and sent to the main machine as
response.
1.1.2 Application Scope 1. Applicable products
The series of SIMPHOENIX inverters, e.g. C300 series, C320 series, the E500
series, E280 series, etc. can be compatible with the communication protocols
of the other brands of inverters.
2. Applicable methods (1) Inverter is accessed to the PC/PLC control network
with “One main machine
and multiple slave machines” and RS485 bus. (2) Inverter is accessed to the
“Point-to-point” PC/PLC monitoring background
furnished with RS485 / RS232 interface (conversion interface).
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1.2 Bus Structure and Protocol Specification 1.2.1 Bus Structure
1. Physical layer Standard RS485 bus.
2. Transmission mode Asynchronous serial and half-duplex transmission mode.
Either main machine or slave machine can send data at the same time, while the
other one can receive data only. The data will be sent frame by frame in
message format in the process of serial asynchronous communication.
3. Topology mode Single main station system is compatible with 32 stations at
most with one station for main machine and the other 31 stations for slave
machine. The setting range of slave address is 0-30, while 31(1FH) is the
broadcast communication address. The slave address must be unique in the
network. In fact, point-to-point mode is identified as special applications
case of topology mode with “One main machine and multiple slave machines”,
namely the condition of existing only one slave machine.
1.2.2 Protocol Specification E500 series is applicable to MODBUS (please refer
to Appendix II for details) and SIMPHOENIX custom communication protocol,
which is to be described as follows: SIMPHOENIX custom communication protocol
is a serial master-slave communication protocol, only one device (main
machine) in the network can set up protocol (named as query/command), while
the other devices (slave machine) can provide data to response query/command
of main machine or operate the corresponding actions in line with
query/command of main machine. Here, main machine refers to personal computer
(PC), industrial personal computer (IPC) or programmable logic controller
(PLC), etc., while slave machine refers to the inverter. Main machine can
separately access some slave machine and send broadcast message to all slave
machine. As for query/command for separate
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access sent by main machine, slave machine should feedback one message (named
as response); as for broadcast message sent by main machine, it’s not
necessary for slave machine to make any feed- back to main machine. 1.
Communication setting F4.00=X0XX, select SIMPHOENIX custom communication
protocol. 2. Data structure Available in three types of data transmission
formats:
(1) 1-bit start bit, 8-bit data bit, 1-bit stop bit, no check. (2) 1-bit start
bit, 8-bit data bit, 1-bit stop bit, even parity check (factory settings). (3)
1-bit start bit, 8-bit data bit, 1-bit stop bit, odd parity check. 3. Baud
rate Available in five types of Baud rates: 1200bps, 2400 bps, 4800 bps, 9600
bps, 19200 bps. 4. Communication mode (1) Adopt point-to-point communication
mode with main machine for polling and slave machine for response. (2) Employ
inverter keyboard to set up inverter serial interface communication
parameters, including local address, Baud rate and data format.
The main machine must be preset with the same Baud rate and data format with
the inverter.
5. Communication rules (1) More than 5 bytes of start interval time between
data frames should be
guaranteed and only messages in compliance with the specified start interval
time is valid after being identified.
(2) The main machine connection waiting time and maximum response time of
inverter are 8 bytes transmission time; if timeout occurs, it will be
determined as communication fault.
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receive any message after detecting time from communication timeout (function
code: F4.04), it’s identified as off-line fault, and then the inverter
determines operating status of slave machine in line with setting content set
by communication aid function (function code: F4.03). (In case of receiving
message from main station in the period, it’s necessary to make control based
on control word of new message). 1.2.3 Message structure The frame size of
each message is between 11 and 18 bytes (depend on data format) and the
character type can be ASC II code and hexadecimal value. Data representation
rules: hexadecimal, high-order first and then low-order, shown as below: (1)
The ASC II code of data 3800H is expressed as the following:
Data location 9 10 11 12
Data value (hexadecimal) 33 38 30 30
(2) The hexadecimal value of data 3800H is expressed as the following (invalid
bit is filled with hexadecimal “0”):
Data location 9 10 11 12
Data value (hexadecimal) 00 00 38 00
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machine
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Setting Data Setting Data
Setting Data Setting Data Data address Data address Data classification
Operation command Operation command Command classification Slave address Slave
address
Frame header
Sending sequence
Define
Station address
Command area
Address area
Data area
Check area 0DH
2. Response frame of slave machine General description of data definition in data frame 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Frame end
Checksum
Checksum
Checksum
Checksum
Running data
Running data
Running data
Running data
Data address
Data address
Data classification
Status feedback
Status feedback
Slave machine response
Slave address
Slave address
Sending sequence
Frame header
Define
Station address
Response area
Address area
Data area
Check area
0DH
(1) Frame header The communication protocol specifies that “2AH” (refers to ASC II code of character “*”) and “5AH” are valid frame header. When frame header is “2AH”, all data following frame header is default as ASC II character; when frame header is “5AH”, all data following frame header is default as hexadecimal value and the redundant invalid bytes are filled with “0”. Independent “2AH” or “5AH” cannot be identified as valid frame header, a waiting time of more than 5 transmission bytes must be guaranteed in advance, which is considered as the starting condition of forming one frame data. (2) Slave address The setting range of inverter local address is 0 30 and 31(1FH) is broadcast communication address.
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(3) Command classification Command classification exists in the data frame sent by main machine, which is used to define tasks of the frame data to be completed. Frame size varies based on different command classification. Command classification is defined as below:
Data 0 1 2
3
4
5 6F
Operation
Read status and feature information of slave machine
Read running parameters of slave machine
Read function code parameters Modify function code parameters in inverter RAM
area and to be lost after power down (Not to be saved) Send control command
Modify function code parameters in inverter EPROM area and to be saved after
power down Reserve
(4) Operation command The upper machine transmits operation command to slave machine, which exists in all types of data frame (main machine send the 4th and 5th bit). The operation command is defined as below:
Data 00H
Operation Invalid command
01H
FWD running start
02H
REV running start
Data 10H 11H 12H
Operation
Set running frequency of slave machine
Frequency setting of tape running in FWD running start
Frequency setting of tape running in REV running start
03H
Stop
13H
Frequency setting of tape running in stop condition
… … … …
20H
Fault reset of slave machine
30H Reserve
21H
Emergent stop of slave machine
31H Reserve
If don’t need to send operation command, please send invalid command “00H”.
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(5) Slave machine response The response of slave machine to data sent by main machine is mainly used to feedback implementation of slave machine to command frame of main machine, which exists in all types of data frame. The slave machine response is defined as below:
Data
Meaning
0
Slave machine receives data, normal operation
Data
Meaning
1
The received data range is over ranging
2
Slave machine running forbids modifying data
3
Data modification is forbidden by password
4
Try to read-write reserve/hidden parameters
The specified parameter code
6
or address are illegal (over
ranging)
5
Reserve
When transmitting data in ASC
7
II code, illegal ASC II character
exists.
8
Illegal command classification or operation command
9F
Reserve
When the data of response byte of slave machine is “6-8”, the response frame size is 11 bytes.
The frame format is shown as below:
Station address
Command / Response area
Check area
0DH
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum
Slave machine response Slave address Slave address Frame header
Slave machine response Definition
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(6) Status feedback The basic running status of slave machine responded from slave machine to main machine exists in all types of data frame (Slave machine responds the 4th and 5th bit).
Data
Operation
00H
The direct voltage of slave machine is not ready
Data
Operation
10H
Reserve
01H
In FWD running of slave machine
11H
In FWD acceleration process
02H
In REV running of slave machine
12H
In REV acceleration process
03H
Slave machine stop
13H
Instant stop and restart
04H
In FWD inching running of slave machine
14H
FWD deceleration
05H
In REV inching running of slave machine
15H
REV deceleration
06H
Reserve
16H
The slave machine is in DC braking status
20H
The slave machine is in fault status
21H
Instant stop of slave machine
(7) Checksum The sum of ASC II code value (ASC II code format)/hexadecimal value from slave address to setting data/running data. (8) Frame end Hexadecimal “0DH” is ASC II code of “CR”.
When the slave machine is in fault status, namely status feedback data is “20H”, the 7th and 8th data (data address) of feedback data frame represents fault code.
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1.3 Description of frame format
When frame header, frame end and checksum in data frame sent by main machine
are abnormal, slave machine possibly fails to make normal response.
1.3.1 Command classification 0- Read status and feature information of slave
machine Main machine sending frame size is 14 bytes, while slave machine
response frame size is 18 types.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
0
00
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum
Data classification Operation command Operation command
Slave address Slave address Frame header Sent by main machine
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Feature information Feature information Feature information Feature information Feature information Feature information Data classification Status feedback Status feedback Slave machine response Slave address Slave address Frame header Slave machine response
Note: In accordance with different data classification value in the frame sent by main machine, the slave machine will feedback different feature information.
Data classification (Sent by main machine)
6 Read model 0 information of slave machine Read series 1 information of slave
machine
Feature information (Slave machine response )
7
8
9
10
11
12
Voltage class
0
Power Power Power Power
Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve
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Data classification (Sent by main machine)
Feature information (Slave machine response )
2
3 4F
6 Read program version of slave machine
Read operation information of slave machine
Reserve
7
8
9
10
11
12
Reserve Reserve #
Main machine control
Main machine frequency
Reserve
setting
Reserve #
Reserve #
Reserve #
For example: If the data classification value in the frame sent by main machine
is 0, the feedback information of slave machine is 400015,which means that 4
represents voltage class380V; 0 is feature information value; 0015 represents power1.5kw.
1.3.2 Command classification 1- Read running parameters of slave machine Main
machine sending frame size is 14 bytes, while slave machine response frame
size is 18 types.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1
0
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Data subentry Data subentry
Operation command Operation command
Slave address Slave address Frame header Sent by main machine
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 0
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Running data Running data
Running data Running data Data subentry Data subentry
Status feedback Status feedback Slave machine response Slave address Slave
address Frame header Slave machine response
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Data subentry: is corresponding to number of monitoring parameter items of the
inverter; as for E500 series inverter, the number of monitoring parameter items
is shown as below:
Monitoring item d.0 d.1
Data subentry
00 01
Slave machine response data
output frequency output voltage
… …
… … … …
d-31
31
The module temperature of the last fault recently
The monitoring parameter of inverter refers to Chapter 4 of E500 series inverter operation manual: Article 4.3 List of status monitoring parameter.
1.3.3 Command classification 2- Read function code parameters Main machine
sending frame size is 14 bytes, while slave machine response frame size is 18
types.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
2
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Data address Data address Data
classification Operation command Operation command
Slave address Slave address Frame header Sent by main machine
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Parameter data Parameter data Parameter data Parameter data Data address Data address Data classification Status feedback Status feedback Slave machine response Slave address Slave address Frame header Slave machine response
The data classification and data address refer to command classification 3 and
5.
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Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Setting data Setting data
setting Data Setting Data Data address Data address Data classification
Operation command Operation command
Slave address Slave address Frame header Sent by main machine
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Setting data Setting data Setting data Setting data Data address Data address Data classification Status feedback Status feedback Slave machine response Slave address Slave address Frame header Slave machine response
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3- Modify function code parameters in inverter RAM area. 1.3.5 Command
classification 5- Modify function code parameters in inverter EPROM area Main
machine sending frame size is 18 bytes, while slave machine response frame
size is 18 types.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 3 or 5
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Definition of data classification:
F0 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 FC FE FF FH FL FP
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9ABCDEF The relative address of function code, e.g. the data
address of F0.08, F1.08, F2.08 and F#.08 is 8, but data classification varies.
Note: When slave machine fails to complete main machine command, the feedback
setting data is 0000.
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Function
code block classification
Data
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Setting data Setting data
Setting data Setting data Operation command Operation command
Slave address Slave address Frame header Sent by main machine
Frame end Checksum Checksum Checksum Checksum Running data Running data
Running data Running data Monitoring item Monitoring item
Status feedback Status feedback Slave machine response Slave address Slave
address Frame header Slave machine response
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4- Send control command Main machine sending frame size is 15 bytes, while
slave machine response frame size is 18 types. In normal operation of
inverter, the type of frame data is applicable to maximum extent.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
4
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
0
The setting data in the frame sent by main machine is the set frequency sent
from main machine to slave machine. The running data in the slave machine
response frame is running parameter sent by main machine, which is determined
by setting content of monitoring item (function code: [F3.08]) in inverter
functional parameter list, and slave machine responds the item monitoring
value.
The inverter functional parameter list refers to Chapter 5 of E500 series
inverter operation manual: Functional parameter list.
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1.4 Example
1.4.1 Read status and feature information of slave machine (Command
classification 0)
Data setting: Read model of slave machine
Sent by main
machine
Frame header
Number of bits
1
Slave address
2
Command type 1
Operation command
2
Data classification
1
Data subentry
2
Checksum 4
Frame end 1
2A 30 30
30
Example
5A 00 00
00
30 31 00 01
30
30 30
30 31 38 31
0D
00
00 00
00 00 00 01
0D
Description
Frame header
Address 00
No. 0 command
Start
No data classification
Hexadecimal Frame accumulation end
Data feedback: the model is 2S0004.
Slave machine response
Frame header
Slave address
Number of bits
1
2
Slave Status
Data
response feedback classification
1
2
1
Feature information
6
Checksum
Frame end
4
1
2A 30 30
30
30 33
30
Example
5A 00 00
00
00 03
00
32 30 30 30 30 34
02 00 00 00 00 04
30 32 34 39
0D
00 00 00 09
0D
No.0
Description
Frame header
slave machine
response
Slave Slave machine machine No data receives in stop classification
data condition
02voltage class -2S 04power 0.4KW
Hexadecimal accumulation Frame
or decimal end accumulation
1.4.2 Read running parameters of slave machine (Command clas
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