S600 Mini (IM) User Manual V1.SACVH
S600 Mini (IM) User Manual V1.SACVH
User Manual
Contens
Preface ......................................................................................................................................................................1
For safety running and effective operation, this instruction manual shall be read thoroughly prior to use,
which shall also be preserved for later use. Provided problems occur and solution is not provided in this
instruction manual, contact your SAVCH ELECTRIC representative or contact with our company directly. Our
professional technicians will serve for you actively. And please continue to adopt products of SAVCH, give
valuable opinion and advice.
1. Safety Instructions
Symbols of” DANGER” and” CAUTION” in the manual indicates that, for safety running or maintenance of
inverters or other electrical products, attention shall be attached during delivering, installation, operation and
checks for the inverter. And these notes shall be applied for a better and safer operation.
DANGER If not used correctly, personnel damage even death may be caused.
! CAUTION
△ If not used correctly, serious damage to inverter or machine may be resulted.
DANGER
●Never connect wires while power on. Do not check components or signal for circuit board during operation.
●Make sure grounding terminals are correctly grounded. 220V level:Grounding Ⅲ,440V special grounding.
●Main circuit terminals must be correct, R/L1, S/L2 and T/L3 is input terminals and it’s forbidden to use mixing
with U/T1, V/T2 and W/T3. Failure to observe this may cause the inverter damaged.
●Never put in or take off the motor during operation, otherwise over-current even over burning the main circuit
of the inverter may happen.
●Please confirm that the power is turned off and wait for 10 minutes before disassembly or inspection.
●When handling the inverter, do not draw front cover directly but handle it by the heat sink to prevent the cover
from falling off and to avoid the falling of the inverter and causing personal injury or damage to the inverter.
●Install the inverter on a base made of metal or other non-flammable material, Do not place flammable object
nearby to prevent fires.
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! CAUTION
△
●Do not perform a withstand voltage test for components of inverter, it can cause semi-conductor components
to be damaged by high voltage.
●IC of CMOS on control circuit of the inverter shall be damaged by electrostatic influence. Do not touch main
circuit board.
●Specification of applying power supply shall correspond to input voltage of the inverter.
●If several inverters are installed in a electric cabinet, add extra cooling fan to keep the temperature lower than
40 ℃ to prevent over-heating or fire.
●Since it is easy to change running speed from low to a high speed, verify safe working range of motor and
machine before running.
●Explosion may occur when burning the electrolytic capacitor of the main circuit and printing plate. Toxic gas
may be generated when burning control panel and other plastic fittings.It shall be treated as Industrial waste.
2. Operational Environment
Since operation environment can directly influence functions and operation life, to ensure proper
performance and long operation, follow the recommendations below when choosing allocation for installing
the inverter:
Attention shall be attached to clearance of inverters allocated closely. A fan shall be installed to make sure
temperature is lower than 40℃
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For cooling off, face shall be toward front and upper parts shall be upwards.
Clearance shall meet the following specifications:
VENTILATION
-10-+40℃
(a) FRONT (b) SIDE
3. Model Description
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4. Inverter Specifications
Item Specification
Item Specification
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4.2 General Specification
V/f curve
(1.2th power,1.4th power,1.6th power,1.8th power,2th power)
V/f separation Two types:full separation, semi-separation
Jump frequency adjust from 0.1Hz to 500.00Hz
Over current stall prevention Can be set according to the motor load characteristics with 100~200% of
level the rated current of the driver
bit operation
Frequency Set by
board
setting
signal external
0-10VDC,4-20mADC,Serial communication(RS485)
terminal
bit operation
Operation charactreristic
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Item Detailed information
Humidity of operation
Below 90%RH, No condensation
environment
Height of installation No more than 1000m in height, no corrosive gas, liquid, dust
Vibration Below 20Hz 9.80665m/s2 (1G),20~50Hz 5.88m/s2 (0.6G)
Enclosure IP20 (Depending on the end customer's installation environment)
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List of Applicable No-Fuse Breaker for S600 Series
220V Series
Rated Input
Current (A) Rated Output Rated Current of
Type Motor Output (kW)
Single Three Current (A) No-fuse Switch (A)
phase phase
440V Series
S600-4T5.5G 15 13 5.5 20
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5. Basic Wiring Diagram
Wiring of AC motor drive can be divided into two parts, the main circuit and control circuit. Users must connect
terminals as diagram shows.
The following diagram is the standard wiring diagram of S600 series AC motor driver.
Remarks:
1. Multi-function input terminals MI1~MI3 can switch NPN mode or PNP mode according to SW1, input terminal
MI5 NPN mode only.
2. Analog frequency command AVI:It can switch 4~20mA or 0~+10V as input signal according to SW2.
3. When use remote panel, SG+/SG- RS485 serial communication function disabled.
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Main Circuit Terminal Descriptions
Description for S600 Series inverter terminals
G For grounding (High voltage wave impact and noise interference shall be avoided.)
+10V-COM Power supply for speed setting Speed reference power supply (+10V)
Note: Please insulate the control signal wire with insulation tape.
Only use double Null Modem from communication cable of RS485.
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6. External Dimensions
6.1 External Dimensions of Inverter
Size 1 Unit:mm
S600-2T0.4G~2T0.75G S600-4T0.75G~4T1.5G
Size 2 Unit:mm
S600-2T1.5G~2T4.0G S600-4T2.2G~4T5.5G
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6.2 Remote Operation Keypad
Remote keypad (EL-OP-A2) external dimensions and installation dimensions
Unit:mm
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Remote keypad (EL-OP-B2) external dimensions and installation dimensions
Unit:mm
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7. Keyboard Description
Keyboard Description for Digital Operator
Descriptions and functions of the keyboard
Locating on AC motor drive, the digital operator has two spaces:display space and operating space.
Programmed mode and different operation states shall be displayed on the display space, while for the operating
space, it is an interface for communication of the operators and AC motor drive.
Enter into menu step by step, set parameter,keep key 2 sec. to the
right.
Enter key/Shift right
In the stop display interface and running display interface, long press
key
the key to enter the frequency display, and short press the key to
switch the monitoring items.
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Indicator Description
1)Description of function indicator:
Operation indicator
ON-running
RUN
OFF-stop
FLICKER-parameter self-learning
F/R ON-reverse
OFF-forward
ON- fault
TRIP
OFF-normal
FLICKER-overload pre-alarm
Hz Frequency
A Current
V Voltage
% Percentage
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Description of Keyboard Operation
Parameter setting
Here are three levels of menu:
1.Function code number group (first)
2.Function code labeling (second)
3.Function code value setting(third)
Note:Press or to back to second-level menu when in the third-level. The difference between them is:
key stores the set parameter into control board before backing to second-level menu and shifts to the
next function code automatically. While key backs to the second-level menu directly without storing
parameters and keeps the current function code.
For example, set the frequency of function code 07-01 from 00.00Hz to 01.05Hz.
In the state of third-level menu, the function code can’t be modified if the indicator does not flicker, the reason
of would be:
1)The parameter s of function code can not be modified, e.g. actual detection parameters, operation record
parameters, etc.
2)The parameter s of function code can not be modified in running state, the code could be modified only
when the motor stops.
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8. Functional Parameters List
00 Basic functions parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:Keyboard command
00-00 Command source selection 1:Terminal command 0
2:Communication command
0:Stop memory and power failure storage
Keyboard and terminal UP /
00-01 1:Stop memory 2
DOWN setting selection
2:Stop no memory
0:Digital setting (keyboard given frequency
00-06, UP /DOWN can be modified)
1:AVI
2:Reserved
3:Reserved
00-02 Main Frequency source selection 4:Multi-speed command 1
5:PID control
6:Communication setting(Remote panel)
7:Simple PLC
8:Panel potentiometer
9:Pulse setting (MI5)
00-03 Maximum frequency 50.00Hz~500.00Hz 50.00Hz
0: Forward
00-09 Operation direction 0
1: Reverse
00-10 Carrier frequency 0.5kHz~12.0kHz Type setting
0:No operation
1:Restore factory parameters, excluding
motor parameters
00-11 Parameter initialization 2:Clear record information 0
3:Copy parameters to remote panel
4:Copy parameters from remote panel to
inverter
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00 Basic functions parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:1s
Acceleration / deceleration time
00-22 1:0.1s 1
unit
2:0.01s
0:Maximum frequency (00-03)
Base frequency of acceleration
00-23 1:set frequency 0
and deceleration time
2:100Hz
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01 Motor control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:Speed sensorless vector control (SVC)
01-00 The first motor control mode 2
2:V/f control
02 Vector control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
02-00 Speed loop proportional gain 1 1~100 15
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02 Vector control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
3:reserved
4:PULSE pulse setting
5:Communication setting
Torque upper limit source in speed
02-10 6:reserved 0
control mode
7:reserved
The full scale of the 1-7 option corresponds
to 02-07
Excitation adjustment proportional
02-13 0~60000 2000
gain
03 V/f control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:Straight line V/f
1:Multi-point V/f
03-00 V/f curve setting 2:Square 2.0 0
10:V/f complete separation mode
11:V/f half separation mode
0.0%:(auto-torque boost)
03-01 Torque boost Type setting
0.1%~30.0%
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03 V/f control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:Digital setting (03-14)
1:AVI
2:Reserved
3:Reserved
4:Pulse setting (MI5)
03-13 V/f separated voltage source 5:Multi-speed command 0
6:Simple PLC
7:PID
8:Communication setting
Note:100.0% corresponds to the rated
voltage of the motor.
0.0s~1000.0s
03-15 V/f separated voltage rise time Note:It means the time from 0V to the rated 0.0s
voltage of the motor.
0.0s~1000.0s
Voltage deceleration time for V/f
03-16 Note: indicates the time from 0V to the rated 0.0s
separation
voltage of the motor
0: Frequency/voltage is reduced to 0
03-17 V/f separation stop mode selection 1: The frequency is reduced after the voltage 0
is reduced to 0
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04 Input terminal parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
04-00 MI1 Terminal function selection 0:No function 1
1:Forward running (FWD)
04-01 MI2 Terminal function selection 2
2:Reverse running (REV)
04-02 MI3 Terminal function selection 3:Three-wire control 9
04-04 MI5 Terminal function selection 4:Forward Jog (FJOG) 0
(high-speed pulse build-in) 5:Reverse jog (RJOG)
6:Terminal UP
7:Terminal DOWN
8:Coast to stop
9:Fault reset (RESET)
10:Run pause
11:Normally open input for external fault
12:Multi-step speed command terminal 1
13:Multi-step speed command terminal 2
14:Multi-step speed command terminal 3
15:Multi-step speed command terminal 4
16:Acceleration / deceleration time selection
terminal 1
17:Acceleration / deceleration time selection
terminal 2
18:Frequency source switching
19:UP / DOWN set to cleared
(Terminal, keyboard)
20:Run command switching terminal
21:Acceleration / deceleration prohibited
22:PID pause
23:PLC status reset
24:reserved
25:Counter input
26:Counter reset
27:Length count input
28:Length reset
29:reserved
30:PULSE (pulse) frequency input (MI5)
31:reserved
32:Immediate DC braking
33:Normally closed input for external fault
34:reserved
35:PID action direction is reversed
36:External stop terminal 1
37:Control command switching terminal 2
38:PID integration pause
39:Frequency source X and keyboard set
frequency switching
40:Frequency source Y and keyboard set
frequency switching
41:Reserved
42:Reserved
43:PID parameter switching
44:Reserved
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04 Input terminal parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
45:reserved
46:reserved
47:Emergency stop
48:External stop terminal 2
49:Deceleration DC braking
50:Clear the current running time
51-63:reserved
04-08 MI Filter time 0.000s~1.000s 0.010s
0:Two-wire 1
1:Two-wire 2
04-09 Terminal command mode 0
2:Three-wire 1
3:Three-wire 2
04-10 Terminal UP / DOWN change rate 0.001Hz/s~65.535Hz/s 1.00Hz/s
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04 Input terminal parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
Single digit:AVI is below the minimum input
setting selection
AVI is less than the minimum input 0:Corresponds to the minimum input setting
04-34 H.000
setting selection
1:0.0%
Tens digit:Reserved
04-35 MI1 delay time 0.0s~3600.0s 0.0s
05 Multi-speed, simple PLC control indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
05-00 Multi-speed command 0 -100.0%~100.0% 0.0%
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05 Multi-speed, simple PLC control indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:Stop at the end of a single run
1:Keep the final value at the end of a single
05-16 Simple PLC operation mode 0
run
2:keep circulating
Single digit:Power failure memory selection
0:Power failure no memory
Simple PLC power-down memory 1:Power failure memory
05-17 0
selection Tenth digit:Stop memory selection
0:Stop no memory
1:Stop memory
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05 Multi-speed, simple PLC control indicates that the parameters can be set during operation.
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
05-36 Simple PLC stage 9th running time 0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) 0.0s(h)
0:s(second)
05-50 Simple PLC running time unit
1:h(hour) 0
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06 Output terminal parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Paramet Factory
Parameter function Setting range
er setting
0:No output
1:Inverter is running
2:Fault output (stop)
3:Frequency level detection FDT1 output
4:Frequency reached
5:Running at zero speed (no output when
stopped)
6:Motor overload pre-alarm
7:Inverter overload pre-alarm
8:Set count value reached
9:Designated count value reached
10:Length reached
11:PLC cycle completed
12:Cumulative running time arrived
13:Frequency limited
14:Torque limited
15:Ready for run
16:reserved
17:Upper limit frequency reached
18:Lower limit frequency reached (operation
valid)
19:Undervoltage state output
Control board relay function 20:Communication setting
06-01 2
selection (RA-RC) 21:reserved
22:Reserved
23:Zero speed running 2 (also output when
stopped)
24:Cumulative power-on time arrived
25:Frequency level detection FDT2 output
26:Frequency 1 reaches the output
27:Frequency 2 reaches the output
28:Current 1 reaches the output
29:Current 2 reaches the output
30:Timing reached
31:AVI input exceeds limit
32:Lost load
33:Reverse running
34:Zero current state
35:Module temperature reached
36:Output current exceeded
37:Lower limit frequency reached (also
output when stopped)
38:Warning output (continued)
39:reserved
40:Current running time reached
41-44: reserved
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06 Output terminal parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Paramet Factory
Parameter function Setting range
er setting
0:Running frequency
1:Set frequency
2:Output current
3:Output torque
4:Output power
5:Output voltage
6:PULSE input
(100.% corresponds to 100.0kHz)
7:AVI
8:AVI2 / ACI
06-07 AFM output function selection 0
9:Reserved
10:Length
11:Count value
12:Communication setting
13:Motor rotation speed
14:Output current (100.0% corresponds to
1000.0A)
15:BUS voltage (100.0% corresponds to
1000.0V)
16-22:Reserved
06-10 AFM zero offset coefficient -100.0%~+100.0% 0.0%
07 Start and stop control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
07-01 Startup frequency 0.00Hz~50.00Hz 0.50Hz
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07 Start and stop control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
07-09 DC braking time at stop 0.0s~100.0s 0.0s
08 Man-machine interface parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
08-00 User password 0~65535 0
0000~FFFF
Bit00:PID feedback
Bit01:PLC stage
08-04 LED operation display parameter 2 Bit02:PULSE input pulse frequency(kHz) H.0000
Bit03:Running frequenc 2(Hz)
Bit04:Remaining running time
Bit05:Reserved
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08 Man-machine interface parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
Bit06:Reserved
Bit07:Reserved
Bit08:Line speed
Bit09:Current power-on time(Hour)
Bit10:Current running time(Min)
08-04 LED operation display parameter 2 H.0000
Bit11:PULSE input pulse freuency(Hz)
Bit12:Communication setting value
Bit13:Reserved
Bit14:Main frequency X display (Hz)
Bit15:Auxiliary frequency Y display(Hz)
0000~FFFF
Bit00:Setting frequency(Hz)
Bit01:BUS voltage(V)
Bit02:MI input status
Bit03:MO output status
Bit04:AVI voltage(V)
Bit05:Reserved
08-05 LED shutdown display parameters H.0003
Bit06:Reserved
Bit07:Count value
Bit08:Length
Bit09:PLC stage
Bit10:Load speed
Bit11:PID setting
Bit12:PULSE input pulse frequency(kHz)
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09 Accessibility parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Paramet Factory
Parameter function Setting range
er setting
09-00 Jog running frequency 0.00Hz~max frequency 5.00Hz
0:Enabled
09-13 Reverse control enable 0
1:Disabled
0:Run at the lower limit frequency
Operating mode with set frequency
09-14 1:Downtime 0
lower than lower limit frequency
2:Zero speed operation
09-15 Drop control 0.00Hz~10.00Hz 0.00Hz
Frequency detection
09-20 0.0%~100.0%(FDT1 Level) 5.0%
hysteresis(FDT1)
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09 Accessibility parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Paramet Factory
Parameter function Setting range
er setting
09-27 Terminal jogging priority 0:Invalid 1:Valid 0
Frequency detection
09-29 0.0%~100.0%(FDT2 Level) 5.0%
hysteresis(FDT2)
0.0%~300.0%
09-34 Zero current detection level 100.0% corresponds to the rated current of 5.0%
the motor
09-35 Zero current detection delay time 0.01s~600.00s 0.10s
0.0%(No detection)
09-36 Output current limit 200.0%
0.1%~300.0%(motor rated current)
Output overcurrent detection delay
09-37 0.00s~600.00s 0.00s
time
09-38 Arbitrary arrival current 1 0.0%~300.0%(motor rated current) 50.0%
0:Invalid
09-42 Timing function selection 0
1:Valid
0:09-44 setting
1:AVI
09-43 Timed running time selection 2:Reserved 0
3:Reserved
Analog input range corresponds to 09-44
09-44 Timed running time 0.0Min~6500.0Min 0.0Min
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09 Accessibility parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Paramet Factory
Parameter function Setting range
er setting
10 PID Control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:10-01 setting
1:AVI
2:ReservedI
10-00 PID given source 3:Reserved 0
4:PULSE setting(MI5)
5:Communication setting
6:Multi-step speed command given
0:AVI
1:Reserved
2:Reserved
3:Reserved
10-02 PID feedback source 4:PULSE setting(MI5) 0
5:Communication setting
6:Reserved
7:Reserved
8:Reserved
0:Positive action
10-03 PID action direction 0
1:Reaction
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10 PID Control parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
10-11 PID given change time 0.00~650.00s 0.00s
0:No switch
1:Switch via MI terminal
PID parameter switching 2:Automatically switch according to
10-18 0
conditions deviation
3: Automatically switch according to
operating frequency
PID parameter switching deviation
10-19 0.0%~10-20 20.0%
1
PID parameter switching deviation
10-20 10-19~100.0% 80.0%
2
10-21 PID Initial value 0.0%~100.0% 0.0%
0.0%:No judgment
10-26 PID feedback lower limit detection 0.0%
0.1%~100.0%
11 Fault and protection parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:Disabled
11-00 Motor overload protection selection 1
1:Enabled
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11 Fault and protection parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
11-09 Fault automatic reset times 0~30 0
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11 Fault and protection parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
Frequency at the third (latest)
11-17 - -
failure
11-18 Current at the third (latest) fault - -
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11 Fault and protection parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
Single digit:Reserved
Tens digital:EEPROM read write fault
0:Coast to stop
1:Stop according to the stop mode
11-48 Fault protection action selection 2 0
hundreds digital:Reserved
thousands digital:Reserved
ten thousands digital:Operating time
arrival(same as 11-47 digits)
Single digit:Reserved
Tens digital:Reserved
hundreds digital:Power-on time arrival(same
as 11-47 digits)
thousands digital:Lost load
0:Coast to stop
11-49 Fault protection action selection 3 1:Stop according to the stop mode 0
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11 Fault and protection parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
Instantaneous power failure action
11-60 20~150.0% 85%
pause judgment voltage
0:Invalid
11-63 Lost load protection options 0
1:Valid
11-64 Lost load detection level 0.0~100.0% 10.0%
12 Serial communication parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Paramet Factory
Parameter function Setting range
er setting
12-00 Local address 1~247,0 is broadcast address 1
Single digit:modbus
0:300bps
1:600bps
2:1200bps
3:2400bps
12-01 Baud rate 4:4800bps 5
5:9600bps
6:19200bps
7:38400bps
8:57600bps
9:115200bps
0:No checking(8-N-1)
1:Even parity checking(8-E-1)
12-02 Data formate 0
2:Odd parity checking(8-O-1)
3:No checking(8-N-2)
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13 Wobble frequency counting parameters
indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
13-05 Set length 0m~65535m 1000m
16 Parameter management indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:Parameters can be read and written
16-04 Parameter modification properties 0
1:The parameter is read-only
22 Control optimization parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame Factory
Parameter function Setting range
ter setting
0:No enabling
22-04 Fast current limit enable 1
1:Enabling
220V:200.0V
22-06 Undervoltage level DC160V-DC420V
380V:350.0V
99 Monitoring parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame
Parameter function Setting range
ter
99-00 Running frequency(Hz) 0.01Hz
99-01 Setting frequency(Hz) 0.01Hz
99-02 Bus voltage(V) 0.1V
99-03 Output voltage(V) 1V
99-04 Output current(A) 0.01A
99-05 Output power(kW) 0.1kW
99-06 Output torque(%) 0.1%
99-07 MI input status 1
99-08 MO output status 1
99-09 AVI voltage(V) 0.01V
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99 Monitoring parameters indicates that the parameters can be set during operation
Parame
Parameter function Setting range
ter
99-12 Count value 1
99-13 Length 1
99-14 Load speed 1
99-15 PID setting 1
99-16 PID feedback 1
99-17 PLC stage 1
99-18 PULSE input pulse frequency(Hz) 0.01kHz
99-19 Feedback speed(Unit 0.1Hz) 0.1Hz
99-20 Remaining running time 0.1Min
99-21 AVI voltage before calibration 0.001V
99-22 Reserved voltage before calibration 0.001V
99-23 Reserved
99-24 Line speed 1m/Min
99-25 Current power-on time 1Min
99-26 Current running time 0.1Min
99-27 PULSE input pulse frequency 1Hz
99-28 Communication setting value 0.01%
99-30 Main frequency X display 0.01Hz
99-31 Auxiliary frequency Y display 0.01Hz
99-32 View any memory address value 1
99-35 Target torque (%) 0.1%
99-39 V/F separation target voltage 1V
99-40 V/F separation output voltage 1V
99-41 Visual display of MI input status 1
99-42 Visual display of MO input status 1
99-43 MI function status visual display 1(function 01- function 40) 1
99-44 MI function status visual display 2(function 41- function 50) 1
99-59 Setting frequency (%) 0.01%
99-60 Running frequency (%) 0.01%
99-61 Inverter status 1
Note: 1.The parameters not listed in the parameter table are reserved parameters, do not modify the default.
2.The correspondence address of 99-00 is 4300H.
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9. Description of Functional Parameters
This chapter will give a detailed description of all functional parameters. It is divided into various parameter
groups according to the attributes of the parameters; making parameter setting easier. In most applications,
users can complete the settings before operation according to the related parameter settings in the parameter
group.
0 Keyboard command
2 Communication command
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00-01 Keyboard and terminal UP/DOWN setting selection Factory setting 2
2 Stop no memory
This function is only valid when the frequency source is set digitally.
"Stop memory" refers to the inverter is stopped, a digital frequency keep the last set frequency retention time,
keyboard ▲, ▼ key or the UP terminal, the frequency correction for maintaining effective DOWN, and again
after power down Still effective.
"Stop memory" means that after the inverter is stopped, the digital set frequency is retained as the set
frequency at the last stop time, and the frequency correction by the keyboard ▲, ▼ keys or terminals UP and
DOWN remains valid.
"Stop no memory" means that after the inverter stops, the digital set frequency value returns to the value of
00-06 (keyboard given frequency), and the frequency correction performed by the keyboard ▲, ▼ keys or
terminals UP and DOWN is cleared.
1 AVI
2 Reserved
3 Reserved
5 PID control
7 Simple PLC
8 Panel potentiometer
Select the input channel of the main given frequency of the inverter:
0: Digital setting
The initial value of the set frequency is 00-06 "Keyboard given frequency" value. The set frequency value of the
inverter can be changed by the ▲ and ▼ keys of the keyboard (or UP and DOWN of the multi-function input
terminal).
Tip: Please refer to parameter 00-01 for UP and DOWN.
1: AVI
2: Reserved
3: Reserved
The frequency is determined by the analog input terminal. The control board provides 1 analog input terminals
(AVI).
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Among them, AVI is 0V ~ 10V voltage type input, can also be 4mA ~ 20mA current input, selected by the
jumper on the control board.
The corresponding relationship between the input voltage value of AVI and the target frequency can be freely
selected by the user.
4: Multi-speed command
When this frequency setting mode is selected, the inverter runs in multi-speed mode. Group 04 and Group 05
"multi-stage speed control group" parameters need to be set to determine the correspondence between a given
percentage and a given frequency.
5: PID
If this parameter is selected, the inverter operation mode is process PID control. At this time, 10 groups of "PID
control groups" need to be set. The running frequency of the inverter is the frequency value after PID function.
For the meaning of PID given source, given amount and feedback source, please refer to the introduction of 10
groups of "PID function".
6: Communication setting (Remote panel)
The frequency command is given by the host computer through communication. For details, please refer to 12
Communication protocol.
When the extension panel is connected, the main frequency source is given by the rotation of the potentiometer
on the extension panel.
7: Simple PLC
When the frequency source is a simple PLC, the operating frequency source of the inverter can be switched
between 1 to 16 arbitrary frequency commands. The holding time of 1 to 16 frequency commands and the
respective acceleration and deceleration time can also be set by the user. 05 group related instructions.
8: Panel potentiometer
The main frequency source is given by the rotation of the potentiometer on the panel.
9: Pulse setting (MI5)
Frequency setting is given by terminal pulse (pulse can only be input from input terminal MI5). Pulse given
signal specifications: voltage range 20V ~ 27V, frequency range 0kHz ~ 100kHz.
The pulse frequency of the MI5 terminal input is set with reference to 04-28~04-31. The pulse input is set to
100.0%, relative to the percentage of the maximum frequency 00-03.
Used to set the maximum output frequency of the inverter.Frequency commands are all scaled according to
this parameter, which is the basis of frequency setting.
The maximum output frequency of S600 can reach 3200Hz. The frequency command resolution and frequency
input range can be changed by selecting the number of decimal places of frequency command through 00-25.
When 00-25 is 1, the frequency resolution is 0.1Hz, and the setting range of 00-03 is 50.0Hz~3200.0Hz;
When the upper limit frequency is set by analog or PULSE, 00-21 is used as the offset value of the set
value,and the offset frequency is 00-20.
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The set upper limit frequency value is superimposed as the final upper limit frequency setting value.
When the frequency command is lower than the lower limit frequency set by 00-05, the inverter can be stopped,
run at the lower limit frequency or run at zero speed, and set the operation mode through 09-14 (the set
frequency is lower than the lower limit frequency operation mode).
When the frequency source is selected as "digital setting", the parameter value is the initial value of the
frequency digital setting of the inverter.
The acceleration time refers to the time required for the inverter to accelerate from zero frequency to the
acceleration and deceleration base frequency (determined from 00-23), see t1 in Figure 5-1.
The deceleration time refers to the time required for the inverter to decelerate to the zero frequency from the
base frequency of acceleration and deceleration (determined from 00-23), see t2 in Figure 5-1
S600 provides 4 groups of acceleration and deceleration time, users can use the digital input terminal MI to
switch selection, the four groups of acceleration and deceleration time are set by the following parameters:
The first group: 00-07, 00-08; The second group: 09-03, 09-04; The third group: 09-05, 09-06; The fourth group:
09-07, 09-08.
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00-09 Operation direction Factory setting 0
0 Forward
Setting range
1 Reverse
Used to change the direction of the motor, its role is equivalent to changing the direction of motor rotation by
adjusting any two motor lines.
Note: After the parameters are initialized, the motor running direction will return to its original state. For
occasions where it is strictly forbidden to change the direction of the motor after system debugging, please use
it with caution.
This function adjusts the carrier frequency of the inverter. By adjusting the carrier frequency can reduce the
motor noise, avoid the resonance point of the mechanical system, reduce the line leakage current to the ground
and reduce the interference generated by the inverter.
The advantages of high carrier frequency: the current waveform is ideal, the current harmonics are less, and
the motor noise is small;
Disadvantages of high carrier frequency: increased switching loss, increased temperature rise of the inverter,
and affected the output capacity of the inverter. Under high carrier frequency, the inverter needs to be derated;
at the same time, the leakage current of the inverter increases, which Increased electromagnetic interference.
The effect of carrier frequency on the following performance:
0 No operation
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1. Restore the factory settings, most of the inverter parameters are restored to the factory values, but the motor
parameters, fault record information, cumulative running time (08-11), cumulative power-on time (08-13), the
cumulative power consumption (08-14) does not recover.
2. Clear record information
Clear the inverter fault record information, cumulative running time (08-11), cumulative power-on time (08-13),
cumulative power consumption (08-14).
Note: The parameter value automatically returns to 0 after the operation is completed.
3. Copy the inverter parameters to the extension panel
The S600 extension panel uses a universal direct-connected network cable to connect to the S600 inverter,
and it can automatically recognize that it is synchronized with the keyboard of the machine. However, if the
potentiometer of the extension panel is to set the frequency, it is necessary to set 00-02 to 6 communication
setting mode.
4. Copy the parameters of the extended panel to the inverter
Except for some advanced parameters and communication parameters, most of the copied parameters can be
copied.
Note: The use of the extended display board will occupy the use of the SG+/- communication terminal, that is,
the two cannot be used at the same time.
0 no
Setting range
1 yes
The carrier frequency is adjusted with the temperature. When the inverter detects that the radiator temperature
is high, the carrier frequency is automatically reduced to prevent the inverter temperature from rising too high
and reduce the overheating alarm. When the temperature of the radiator drops, the carrier frequency
automatically returns to the set value.
1 AVI
2 Reserved
3 Reserved
4 Multi-speed command
Setting range
5 PID control
7 Simple PLC
8 Panel potentiometer
When the auxiliary frequency source is used independently as the frequency reference channel (that is, the
frequency source selection is switched to Y), the method of use is the same as the main frequency source X.
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You can refer to the 00-02 instructions.
When the auxiliary frequency source is given as a superposition (that is, the frequency source is selected as
X+Y, X to X+Y switching or Y to X+Y switching), please note:
(1) When the auxiliary frequency source selects the digital setting, the given frequency (00-06) of the keyboard
does not work, and the frequency can be adjusted by the ▲ and ▼ keys of the keyboard (or UP and DOWN of
the multi-function input terminal). The frequency is adjusted on the basis of the main frequency.
(2) When the auxiliary frequency source selects analog (AVI) or pulse input as the timing, the input setting
100% corresponds to the frequency range, which can be set by 00-15 and 00-16.
Note: The setting values of 00-02 and 00-14 cannot be the same, that is, the auxiliary frequency source Y and
the main frequency source X cannot select the same channel, otherwise the operation may be messy.
00-15 Selection of auxiliary frequency source Y range during stacking Factory setting 0
00-16 Auxiliary frequency source Y range when superimposed Factory setting 100%
When the frequency source is selected as "frequency superposition" (that is, 00-17 is set to 1, 3 or 4), these
two parameters are used to determine the adjustment range of the auxiliary frequency source.
00-15 if you select 1 relative to the main frequency source X, the range of the auxiliary frequency source will
change with the change of the main frequency X.
0 Main+auxiliary
1 Main-auxiliary
2 Maximum of both
3 Minimum of both
Use this parameter to select the frequency reference channel. The frequency setting is realized by the
combination of the main frequency source X and the auxiliary frequency source Y.
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Single digit: frequency source selection:
0: Main frequency source X
The main frequency X is taken as the target frequency.
1: Main and auxiliary calculation results The main and auxiliary calculation results are used as the target
frequency. For the relationship between the main and auxiliary calculations, please refer to the description of
"Ten" of this parameter.
2: Switch between main frequency source X and auxiliary frequency source Y When multi-function input
terminal function 18 (frequency switching) is invalid, main frequency X is used as the target frequency.
When the multi-function input terminal function 18 (frequency source switching) is valid, the auxiliary frequency
Y is used as the target frequency.
3: Switch between main frequency source X and main and auxiliary calculation results When multi-function
input terminal function 18 (frequency switching) is invalid, main frequency X is used as the target frequency.
When the multi-function input terminal function 18 (frequency switching) is valid, the main and auxiliary
calculation results are used as the target frequency.
4: Switch between auxiliary frequency source Y and main and auxiliary calculation results When multi-function
input terminal function 18 (frequency switching) is invalid, auxiliary frequency Y is used as the target frequency.
When the multi-function input terminal function 18 (frequency switching) is valid, the main and auxiliary
calculation results are used as the target frequency.
This parameter is only valid when the frequency source is selected as the main and auxiliary operation.
When the frequency source is the main and auxiliary operation, 00-19 is used as the offset frequency, and the
result of the main and auxiliary operation is superimposed as the final frequency setting value, and the
frequency setting is more flexible.
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00-20 Upper frequency source Factory setting 0
0 00-04 setting
1 AVI
2 Reserved
Setting range
3 Reserved
4 Pulse setting
5 Communication setting
Source selection for upper frequency.Especially in torque control, the output frequency of the inverter can be
changed by changing the upper limit frequency.
Note: 100% of the analog input setting corresponds to 00-04.
When the upper limit frequency is set by analog or PULSE, 00-21 is used as the offset value of the set value,
and the offset frequency is superimposed on the set upper limit frequency value of 00-20 as the final set value
of the upper limit frequency.
0 1s
2 0.01s
S600 has 3 kinds of acceleration and deceleration time unit selection. When modified, the decimal points of the
4 groups of acceleration and deceleration time will change, and the corresponding acceleration and
deceleration time will also change. In application, pay attention to the specific value of acceleration and
deceleration time.
2 100Hz
The acceleration and deceleration time refers to the acceleration and deceleration time from zero frequency to
the frequency set by 00-23. Figure 5-1 is the schematic diagram of acceleration and deceleration time.
When 00-23 is selected as 1,if the set frequency changes frequently, the acceleration of the motor will also
follow the change, so you need to pay attention to it during application.
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00-24 Base frequency for UP/DOWN command during running Factory setting 1
0 Running frequency
Setting range
1 Set frequency
This parameter is valid only when the frequency source is digitally set.
When the ▲, ▼ keys on the keyboard or the terminal UP/DOWN change the frequency, select whether to
increase or decrease based on the running frequency or increase or decrease based on the set frequency.
Note that when 0 is selected, when the inverter is increasing or decreasing when the inverter is in the process
of acceleration and deceleration, the given frequency may change significantly.
Note: The above are the motor nameplate parameters, regardless of V/f control or vector control, the relevant
parameters need to be set accurately according to the motor nameplate.
In order to obtain better V/f or vector control performance, motor parameter self-learning is required. Accurate
parameter self-learning comes from the correct input of motor nameplate parameters.
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01-07 Asynchronous motor stator resistance Factory setting Type setting
These parameters are the benchmark parameters of high-performance vector control and have a direct impact
on the performance of the control.
Note: Users should not change this group of parameters at will.
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When the inverter runs at different frequencies, you can select different speed loop PI parameters. Below the
switching frequency 1 (02-02), the speed loop PI parameters are: 02-00 and 02-01. Above the switching
frequency 2 (02-05), the speed loop PI parameters are: 02-03 and 02-04. Between the two, the PI parameters
are obtained from the linear changes of the two sets of parameters, as shown in Figure 5-2:
By setting the proportional coefficient and integral time of the speed regulator, the dynamic response
characteristics of the speed loop of vector control can be adjusted. Increasing the proportional gain and
reducing the integration time can speed up the dynamic response of the speed loop. However, if the
proportional gain is too large or the integration time is too small, it is easy to cause system oscillation and
overshoot. If the proportional gain is too small, it may easily lead to steady-state oscillation of the system, and
there may be a static speed difference.
The PI parameters of the speed loop are closely related to the inertia of the system. For different load
characteristics, the default PI parameters need to be adjusted to meet the needs of various occasions.
For speed sensorless vector control, this parameter is used to adjust the speed stability accuracy of the motor:
when the motor is loaded with a low speed, increase this parameter, and vice versa.
02-07 Digital setting of torque upper limit in speed control mode Factory setting 150.0%
In speed control mode, the maximum value of the inverter's output torque is selected by the upper torque
source 02-10. When the analog, PULSE pulse, and communication settings are selected, the corresponding
set 100% corresponds to 02-07, 100% is the rated torque of the inverter.
In vector control mode, this parameter is used to filter the speed loop torque command. This parameter
generally does not need to be adjusted. When the speed fluctuation is large, the filtering time can be increased
appropriately; if the motor oscillates, the parameter should be appropriately reduced. The speed loop filter time
constant is small, the output torque of the inverter may fluctuate greatly, but the speed response is fast.
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02-09 Vector control over excitation gain Factory setting 64
During deceleration of the inverter, overexcitation control can suppress the rise of bus voltage and avoid
overvoltage faults. The greater the overexcitation gain, the stronger the suppression effect.
However, if the gain is too large, it is easy to cause the output current to increase, which needs to be set
appropriately. For the occasions with small inertia and braking resistance, it is recommended to set the gain to
0.
02-10 Torque upper limit source in speed control mode Factory setting 0
0 Parameter setting
1 AVI
2 Reserved
3 Reserved
5 Communication setting
6 Reserved
7 Reserved
In speed control mode, this parameter is used to select the torque upper limit source of the inverter.
The vector control PI adjusts the parameter. This parameter is automatically obtained after the asynchronous
motor completes self-learning, and generally does not need to be modified.
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03 V/f Control Parameters
Group 03 parameters are only valid for V/f control, not for vector control.
1 Multi-point V/f
1: Multi-point V/f. Suitable for special loads such as dehydrator and centrifuge. By setting 03-03~03-08
parameters, you can get any V/f curve.
2: Square V/f. Suitable for centrifugal loads such as fans and pumps.
10: V/f complete separation mode. At this time, the output frequency of the inverter is independent of the output
voltage. The output frequency is determined by the frequency source, and the output voltage is determined by
03-13 (V/f separated voltage source).
This mode is generally used in induction heating, inverter power supply, torque motor control and other
occasions.
11: V/f half separation mode. In this mode, V and F are proportional, but the proportional relationship can be set
by voltage source 03-13, and the relationship between V and F is also related to the rated voltage and rated
frequency of motor group 01.
Assuming that the voltage source input is X (X is a value of 0~100%), the relationship between the output
voltage V of the inverter and the frequency F is:V/f=2 * X * (motor rated voltage)/(motor rated frequency)
Torque boosting can improve the low-frequency torque characteristics of V/f and do boost compensation for the
output voltage. However, if the torque boost setting is too large, the motor is easily overheated and the inverter
is easily overcurrent.
When the torque boost is set to 0.0, the inverter is in automatic torque boost, and the inverter automatically
calculates the torque boost value according to the motor stator resistance and other parameters.
Torque boost torque cut-off frequency: Below this frequency, the torque boost is valid, and beyond this set
frequency, the torque boost is invalid, as shown in Figure 5-3.
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V1: Manual torque boost voltage
Vb: Maximum output voltage
f1: Cut-off frequency of manual torque boost
fb: Rated running frequency
The curve of the multi-point V/f should be set according to the load characteristics of the motor. Note that the
relationship between the three voltage points and the frequency point must meet: V1 <V2 <V3, F1 <F2 <F3.
Figure 5-4 is a schematic diagram of multi-point V/f curve setting.
If the voltage is set too high at low frequency, the motor may overheat or even burn, and the inverter may be
overcurrent stalled or overcurrent protected.
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V1-V3: Voltage percentage of the 1st-3rd segment of multi-point V/f
Vb: Rated voltage of motor
f1-f3: Frequency percentage of the 1st-3rd segment of multi-point V/f
fb: Rated running frequency of motor
V/f slip compensation can compensate the motor rotation deviation generated by the asynchronous motor
when the load increases, so that the motor speed can be basically stabilized when the load changes.
During the deceleration of the inverter, the overexcitation control can suppress the rise of the bus voltage and
avoid overvoltage faults.The greater the gain, the stronger the suppression effect. However, if the
overexcitation gain is too large, the output current Output current is likely to increase, and a moderate setting is
required. For applications where the inertia is small or the braking resistor is used, the recommended gain is
set to zero.
The selection method of the gain is as small as possible under the premise of effectively suppressing the
oscillation, so as to avoid adversely affecting the V/f operation. Select this gain to be 0 when there is no
oscillation in the motor. It is only necessary to increase the gain appropriately when the motor oscillates
significantly.The greater the gain, the more obvious the suppression of the oscillation.
When using the suppression oscillation function, the motor rated current Motor rated current and no-load
current parameters are required to be accurate,otherwise the V/f oscillation suppression effect is not good.
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03-13 V/f separated voltage source Factory setting 0
0 Digital setting(03-14)
1 AVI
2 Reserved
3 Reserved
6 Simple PLC
7 PID
8 Communication setting
V/f detach separation is generally used in applications such as induction heating, inverter power supply and
torque motor control.
If V/f separated control is selected, the output voltage can be set by parameter 03-14, or set communication
can be given by analog quantity, multi-step speed command, PLC, PID or communication. When a
non-numeric setting is selected, 100% of each setting corresponds to the rated voltage of the motor. When the
percentage of the output setting such as the analog quantity is negative, the set absolute value is used as the
effective setting value.
0.Digital setting (03-14)
Voltage is set by 03-14.
1.AVI
2.Reserved
Voltage is confirmed by analog input terminal.
4.Pulse setting(MI5)
The voltage reference is given by the terminal pulse. Pulse given signal specifications: voltage range 20V ~ 27V,
frequency range 0kHz ~ 100kHz.
5.Multi-step speed command
When the voltage source is a multi-speed command,set the 04 group and 05 group parameters to select the
correspondence between the given signal and the given voltage.
6. Simple PLC
When the voltage source is a simple PLC, you need to set 05 group of parameters to determine the given
output voltage.
7.PID
The output voltage is generated according to the PID closed loop. For details, see 10 group of PID introduction.
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8.Communication setting
The voltage is given by the host computer through communication.
When the above voltage source is selected from 1 to 8, 0 to 100% corresponds to the output voltage 0V to the
rated voltage of the motor.
The V/f detach rise time refers to the time required for the output voltage to change from 0V to the rated voltage
of the motor. As shown in figure 5-5:
These parameters are used to set the function of the digital multi-function input terminal Terminal. The functions
that can be selected are shown in the following table:
Setting
Function Description
value
It is recommended to set the unused terminals to “no function” to
0 No function
prevent malfunction.
1 Forward running(FWD) Control inverter forward and reverse running through external
terminals.
2 Reverse running(REV)
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Setting
Function Description
value
4 Forward jog(FJOG) Jog running frequency, jog acceleration and deceleration time, see the
description of parameters 09-00, 09-01, 09-02.
5 Reverse jog(RJOG)
The inverter blocks the output, and the motor's stopping process is not
8 Coast to stop
controlled by the inverter.
A fault reset can be achieved by using a terminal for fault reset. Same
9 Fault reset(RESET)
as keyboard RESET.
When the signal is valid, the inverter reports the fault EF and performs
Normally open input for
11 fault processing according to the fault protection action mode (details
external fault
participate in parameters 11-47).
13 Multi-step speed terminal 2 Through the combination of the states of the four terminals, the
16-speed setting or the setting of 16 other commands can be realized.
14 Multi-step speed terminal 3 See appendix 1 for details.
Acceleration / deceleration
16
time selection terminal 1 Through the four states of the two terminals, four types of acceleration
Acceleration / deceleration and deceleration time are selected. See Table 2 for details.
17
time selection terminal 2
When the frequency is given as digital timing, this terminal can clear
UP/DOWN set to clear the frequency value changed by terminal UP/DOWN or keyboard
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(terminal, keyboard) UP/DOWN, so that the given frequency is restored to the value set by
00-06.
Acceleration / deceleration Ensure that the inverter is not affected by external signals (except the
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prohibited stop command) and maintain the current output frequency.
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Setting
Function Description
value
The PID is temporarily disabled, and the inverter maintains the current
22 PID Pause
output frequency.
The PLC pauses during execution, and when running again, you can
23 PLC status reset use this terminal to restore the inverter to the initial state of the simple
PLC.
24 Reserved
29 Reserved
PULSE (pulse) frequency
30 MI5 functions as a pulse input terminal.
input (only valid for MI5)
31 Reserved
When this terminal is valid, the inverter directly switches to the DC
32 Immediate DC braking
braking state
34 Reserved
PID action direction is When this terminal is valid, the direction of PID action is reversed to the
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reversed direction set in 10-03.
During keyboard control, this terminal can be used to stop the inverter,
36 External stop terminal 1
which is equivalent to the function of the STOP key on the keyboard.
Control command switching This function is used to switch between terminal control and
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terminal 2 communication control.
41 Reserved
42 Reserved
When the PID parameter switching condition selects the MI terminal
43 PID parameter switching (10-18=1), when this terminal is invalid, the PID parameter uses
10-05~10-07; when the terminal is valid, it uses 10-15~10-17;
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Setting
Function Description
value
44 Reserved
45 Reserved
46 Reserved
When this terminal is valid, the inverter stops at the fastest speed, and
the current is in the upper limit of the set current during this stop. This
47 Emergency stop
function is used to meet the occasions where the inverter needs to stop
as soon as possible when the system is in an emergency state.
When this terminal is valid, the timing time of the inverter's current
Clear the current running operation is cleared. This function needs to be used in conjunction with
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time the timing operation (09-42) and the current operation time arrival
(09-53).
Corresponding
K4 K3 K2 K1 Command setting
parameters
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Corresponding
K4 K3 K2 K1 Command setting
parameters
When the frequency source is selected as multi-step speed, the parameters 100.0% of 05-00~05-15
correspond to the maximum frequency max frequency 00-03. Multi-step speed command can not only be used
as a multi-step speed function, but also can be used as a given source of PID, or as a voltage source for V/f
separation control to meet the needs of switching between different given values.
Set the software filtering time for the terminal state of the MI terminal. If the input terminal of the application
occasion is susceptible to interference and cause malfunctions, this parameter can be increased to enhance
the anti-interference ability. However, the increase of the filtering time will cause the response of the MI terminal
to become slow.
0 Two-wire 1
1 Two-wire 2
Setting range
2 Three-wire 1
3 Three-wire 2
This parameter defines four different ways to control the operation of the inverter through the external terminal
Terminal.
0: Two-wire mode 1: This mode is the most commonly used two-wire mode.
Terminal Reverse running is determined by TerminalMIx and MIy.
The terminal terminal function settings are as follows:
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Among them, MIx and MIy are the multi-function input terminals Terminal of MI1~MI5, the level is effective.
1: Two-wire mode 2: When using this mode, the terminal function of the MIx terminal is the running enable
terminal, and the terminal function of the MIy terminal determines the running direction.
The terminal terminal function settings are as follows:
Among them, MIx and MIy are the multi-function input terminals Terminal of MI1~MI5, the level is effective.
2: Three-wire control mode1: This mode MIn is the enable terminal, the direction is controlled by MIx and MIy
respectively.
The terminal terminal function settings are as follows:
When you need to run, you must first close the MIn terminal, and realize the forward or reverse control of the
motor by the rising edge of the pulse of MIx or MIy.
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When it is necessary to stop, it must be achieved by disconnecting the terminal signal of the MIn terminal.
Among them, MIx, MIy, MIn are multi-function input terminals Terminal MI1 ~ MI5, MIx, MIy are pulse effective,
MIn is level effective.
3: Three-wire control mode 2: The enable terminal l in this mode is MIn, the running command is given by MIx,
and the direction is determined by the state of MIy.
The terminal terminal function settings are as follows:
When you need to run, you must first close the MIn terminal, the MIx pulse rising edge generates the motor
running signal, and the MIy state generates the motor direction signal.
When it is necessary to stop, it must be achieved by disconnecting the terminal signal of the MIn terminal.
Among them, MIx, MIy, and MIn are the multi-function input terminals of MI1 to MI5, MIx is pulse effective, and
MIy, MIn are level effective.
Used to set the terminal UP/DOWN to adjust the set frequency, the speed of frequency change, that is the
amount of frequency change per second.
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04-11 AVI curve 1 lower limit Factory setting 0.10V
04-12 Corresponding setting of AVI curve 1 lower limit Factory setting 0.0%
04-14 Corresponding setting of AVI curve 1 upper limit Factory setting 100.0%
The relationship between the above parameter analog input voltage and the setting value it represents.
When the analog input voltage exceeds the set range of the maximum input or minimum input, it will be
calculated as the maximum input or minimum input.
When the analog input is current input, 0mA~20mA current corresponds to 0V~5V Voltage.
In different applications, the meaning of the nominal value corresponding to 100.0% of the analog setting is
different. For details, please refer to the description of each application.
Figure 5-10 Correspondence relationship between analog input and set value
AVI input filter time: adjust the sensitivity of analog input. Properly increasing this value can enhance the
anti-interference of the analog quantity, but it will reduce the sensitivity of the analog input.
04-17 Corresponding setting of AVI curve 2 lower limit Factory setting 0.0%
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04-18 AVI curve 2 uppper limit Factory setting 5.00V
04-19 Corresponding setting of AVI curve 2 upper limit Factory setting 100.0%
For the method of setting AVI curve 2 function,please refer to the description of AVI curve 1.
Analog AVI also can support 0~10V or 0~20mA input. When AVI selects 0~20mA input, the corresponding
Voltage of 20mA is 5V.
This group of parameters is used for setting, the relationship between MI5 pulse frequency and the
corresponding setting.
The pulse frequency can only be input to the inverter through the MI5 channel. The application of this group of
functions is similar to AVI curve 1, please refer to the description of AVI curve 1.
3 Reserved
Setting range
4 Reserved
5 Reserved
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04-34 AVI is less than the minimum input setting selection Factory setting H.000
Single digit AVI is less than the minimum input setting selection
This parameter is used to select the analog value when the analog input voltage is less than the set "minimum
input".
The analog lower limit value refers to the less limit value of parameters 04-11 and 04-16.
If the selection is 1, when the AVI input is less than the minimum input, the corresponding setting of the analog
quantity is 0.0%.
It is used to set the delay time for the inverter to change the terminal state when the MI terminal changes.
Currently, only MI1, MI2, and MI3 have the function of setting the delay time.
Ten thousands
MI5
digital
Used to set the active status mode of the digital input terminal. When the selection is active high, the
corresponding MI terminal is valid when connected to the COM, and the disconnection is invalid. When the
selection is active low, the corresponding MI terminal is invalid when it is connected to the COM, and the
disconnection is valid.
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05 Multi-Speed,Simple PLC Control
The S600's multi-speed command is more abundant than the normal multi-speed. In addition to the multi-speed
function, it can also be used as a voltage source for V/f separation and a given source of process PID. For this
reason, the dimension of the multi-speed command is a relative value.
The multi-speed command can be used in three situations: as a frequency source, as a voltage source for V/f
separation, as a set source for the process PID.
In three applications, the dimension of the multi-speed command is relative, ranging from -100.0% to 100.0%.
When used as a frequency source, it is a percentage of the relative maximum frequency max frequency; as a
V/f separation voltage source, Relative to the percentage of the rated voltage of the motor; and since the PID
given is originally a relative value, the multi-speed command does not require dimension conversion as the PID
setting source.
The multi-speed command needs to be switched according to the different states of the multi-function input MI.
For details, please refer to the 04 group.
Setting range 1 Keep the final value at the end of a single run
2 Keep circulating
The simple PLC function has two functions: as a frequency source or as a voltage source with V/f separation.
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Figure 5-11 is a schematic diagram of a simple PLC as a frequency source. When the simple PLC is used as
the frequency source, the sign of 05-00 ~ 05-15 determines the running direction. If it is a negative value, it
indicates that the inverter runs in the opposite direction.
When used as a frequency source, the PLC has three operating modes, but not as a V/f voltage source. among
them:
0: Stop at the end of a single run:
The inverter will automatically stop after completing a single cycle. It needs to give the run command again to
start.
1: Keep the final value at the end of a single run:
After the inverter completes a single cycle, it automatically maintains the running frequency and direction of the
last segment.
2: Keep circulating:
After the inverter completes one cycle, it automatically starts the next cycle until it stops when there is a stop
command.
0 Stop no memory
1 Stop memory
PLC power failure memory refers to memorizing the PLC's running stage and running frequency before power
failure. It will continue to operate from the memory stage when it is next powered on. If no memory is selected,
the PLC process will be restarted every time the power is turned on.
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PLC stop memory is to record the previous PLC running stage and running frequency during stop, and continue
to operate from the memory stage during the next operation. If you choose not to remember, the PLC process
will be restarted every time you start.
05-19 Simple PLC step 0 acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-20 Simple PLC stage 1st running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-21 Simple PLC step 1st acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-22 Simple PLC stage 2nd running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-23 Simple PLC step 2nd acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-24 Simple PLC stage 3rd running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-25 Simple PLC step 3rd acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-26 Simple PLC stage 4th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-27 Simple PLC step 4th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-28 Simple PLC stage 5th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-29 Simple PLC step 5th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-30 Simple PLC stage 6th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-31 Simple PLC step 6th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-32 Simple PLC stage 7th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
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05-33 Simple PLC step 7th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-34 Simple PLC stage 8th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-35 Simple PLC step 8th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-36 Simple PLC stage 9th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-37 Simple PLC step 9th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-38 Simple PLC stage 10th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-39 Simple PLC step 10th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-40 Simple PLC stage 11th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-41 Simple PLC step 11th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-42 Simple PLC stage 12th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-43 Simple PLC step 12th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-44 Simple PLC stage 13th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-45 Simple PLC step 13th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-46 Simple PLC stage 14th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
05-47 Simple PLC step 14th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
05-48 Simple PLC stage 15th running time Factory setting 0.0s(h)
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05-49 Simple PLC step 15th acceleration / deceleration time selection Factory setting 0
0 s(Second)
Setting range
1 h(Hour)
Setting Description
Function
value
When the inverter is faulty and the fault is stopped, the ON signal
2 Fault output (stop)
is output.
Running at zero speed When the inverter is running and the output frequency is 0, the ON
5
(No output when stopped) signal is output. When the inverter is stopped, this signal is OFF.
When the count value reaches the value set in 13-08, the ON
8 Set count value reached
signal is output.
When the count value C reaches the value set in 13-09, the ON
Designated count value signal is output. For counting function, please refer to 13 groups of
9
reached
function description
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Setting Description
Function
value
When the detected actual length exceeds the length set by 13-05,
10 Length reached
the ON signal is output.
Cumulative running time When the cumulative running time of the inverter exceeds the time
12
arrived set in 09-17, it outputs an ON signal.
When the power supply of the main circuit and the control circuit of
the inverter has stabilized, and the inverter has not detected any
15 Ready for run
fault information, and the inverter is in a operable state, it outputs
an ON signal.
16 Reserved
When the running frequency reaches the upper limit frequency, the
17 Upper limit frequency reached
ON signal is output.
Lower limit frequency reached When the running frequency reaches the lower limit frequency, the
18
(operation valid) ON signal is output. The output is OFF in the stop state.
19 Undervoltage state output When the inverter is undervoltage state, it outputs ON signal.
21 Reserved Reserved
22 Reserved Reserved
Zero speed running 2 (also When the output frequency of the inverter is 0, the ON signal is
23
output when stopped) output. This signal is also ON in the stop state.
Cumulative power-on time When the cumulative power-on time (08-13) of the inverter
24
arrival exceeds the set time of 09-16, it outputs an ON signal.
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Setting Description
Function
value
When the timing function selection (09-42) is valid, the inverter will
30 Timing reached output an ON signal after the current running time of the inverter
reaches the set time.
When the value of analog input AVI is greater than 09-46 (AVI
31 AVI input exceeds limit input protection upper limit) or less than 09-45 (AVI input
protection lower limit), ON signal is output.
32 Lost load When the inverter is in the load drop state, it outputs ON signal.
Lower limit frequency reached When the running frequency reaches the lower limit frequency, the
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(also output when stopped) ON signal is output. The signal is also ON in the stop state.
When the inverter fails, and the fault handling mode is Continue to
38 Warning output
run, the inverter warning output.
39 Reserved Reserved
When the inverter's current running time exceeds the time set in
40 Current running time reached
09-53, it outputs an ON signal.
DFM (P) terminal output pulse frequency range is 0.01kHz ~ 06-09 (DFM (P) output maximum frequency),
06-09 can be set between 0.01kHz ~ 100.00kHz.
Analog output AFM output range is 0V ~ 10V. The relationship between the range of pulse output or analog
output and the scaling of corresponding functions is shown in the following table:
Setting
Funtion Pulse or analog output 0.0%~100.0% corresponding function
value
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Setting
Funtion Pulse or analog output 0.0%~100.0% corresponding function
value
7 AVI 0V~10V
8 Reserved
9 Reserved
The above parameters are generally used to correct the zero drift of the analog output and the deviation of the
output amplitude. It can also be used to customize the desired AFM output curve.
If the zero offset is represented by "b", the gain is represented by k, the actual output is represented by Y, and
the standard output is represented by X, then the actual output is:
Y=kX+b. Among them, the zero deviation coefficient of AFM 100% corresponds to 10V, the standard output
refers to the amount of 0V ~ 10V corresponding to the analog output without zero deviation and gain correction.
Set the delay time for the output terminal Terminal to change from the state to the actual output.
The inverter starts to run from the startup frequency (07-01), after the startup frequency holding time (07-02),
then accelerates to the target frequency according to the set acceleration time.
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The startup frequency 07-01 is not limited by the lower limit frequency. However, when the set target frequency
is less than the startup frequency, the inverter does not start and is in a standby state.
During the switching between forward and reverse rotation, the startup frequency holding time has no effect.
The startup frequency holding time is not included in the acceleration time, but included in the running time of
the simple PLC.
Startup DC braking is only effective when the starting mode is direct start. At this time, the inverter performs DC
braking according to the set startup DC braking current, and then starts running after the startup DC braking
time. If the DC braking time is set to 0, DC braking is invalid.The greater the DC braking current, the greater the
braking force.
If the startup mode is asynchronous motor pre-excitation start, the inverter first establishes the magnetic field
according to the set pre-excitation current, and then starts running after the pre-excitation time.
If the pre-excitation time is set to 0, the pre-excitation is invalid and starts directly.
The startup DC braking current/pre-excitation current is a percentage of the rated current of the inverter.
0 Decelerate to stop
Setting range
1 Coast to stop
0: Decelerate to stop after the stop command is valid, the inverter reduces the output frequency according to
the deceleration time, and stops after the frequency drops to 0.
1: After the coast stop command is valid, the inverter immediately terminates the output, and the motor coasts
to stop according to the mechanical inertia.
Starting frequency of DC braking at stop: When the running frequency is reduced to this frequency during
deceleration to stop, the DC braking process starts.
Waiting time for DC braking at stop: After the running frequency is reduced to the initial frequency of DC braking
at stop, the inverter will stop output for a period of time before starting the DC braking process. It is used to
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prevent overcurrent and other faults that may be caused by starting DC braking at a higher speed.
DC braking current at stop: refers to the output current Output current during DC braking, as a percentage of
the motor rated current. The larger the value, the stronger the braking, but the greater the heat generated by
the motor and inverter.
DC braking time at stop: The time the DC braking amount is maintained. This value is 0, the DC braking
process is canceled. The DC braking process during shutdown is shown in the schematic diagram in Figure
5-12.
Select the frequency change method of the inverter during start and stop.
0: linear acceleration and deceleration
The output frequency increases or decreases in a straight line. 4 kinds of acceleration/deceleration time can be
selected through multi-function digital input terminals (04-00~04-04).
1: S curve acceleration and deceleration A
The output frequency increases or decreases according to the S curve. The S curve is used in places that
require gentle start or stop, such as elevators and conveyor belts. Parameters 07-12 and 07-13 respectively
define the time proportion of the start and end segments of the S curve acceleration and deceleration.
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2: S curve acceleration and deceleration B
In this S curve acceleration/deceleration B, the rated frequency of the motor is always the inflection point of the
S curve. As shown in Figure 5-14. It is generally used in high-speed areas above the rated frequency that
require rapid acceleration and deceleration.
When the set frequency is above the rated frequency, the acceleration/deceleration time is:
Among them, f is the set frequency, fb is the rated frequency of the motor, and T is the time from 0 frequency
acceleration to the rated frequency fb.
Parameters 07-12 and 07-13 respectively define the start and end time ratios of the acceleration and
deceleration A of the S curve. The two parameters must meet: 07-12 + 07-13 ≤ 100.0%.
In Figure 5-13, t1 is the parameter defined by parameter 07-12. During this period of time, the slope of the
output frequency change gradually increases.t2 is the time defined by parameter 07-13. During this time period,
the slope of the output frequency change gradually changes to 0.
During the time between t1 and t2, the slope of the output frequency change is fixed, that is, linear acceleration
and deceleration are performed in this interval.
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08 Man-machine Interface Parameters
08-00 sets any non-zero number, the password protection function takes effect. The next time you enter the
menu, you must enter the password correctly, otherwise you cannot view and modify the function parameters,
please remember the set user password.
Set 08-00 to 00000, then clear the set user password and invalidate the password protection function.
Only in the keyboard operation mode, the STOP/RESET key stop function
0
is effective
Setting range
1 In any operation mode, the STOP/RESET key stop function is effective
0000~FFFF
Bit10 Reserved
Bit11 Reserved
Bit13 Length
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08-04 LED operation display parameter 2 Factory setting H.0000
0000~FFFF
Bit05 Reserved
Bit06 Reserved
Bit07 Reserved
Bit13 Reserved
Running display parameters are used to set the parameters that can be viewed when the inverter is in running
state.
The maximum number of status parameters available for viewing is 32, and the status parameters to be
displayed are selected according to the binary bits of the 08-03 and 08-04 parameter values. The display order
starts from the lowest bit of 08-03.
0000~FFFF
Bit05 Reserved
Bit06 Reserved
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08-05 LED shutdown display parameters Factory setting H.0003
Bit08 Length
When the load speed Load speed needs to be displayed, this parameter is used to adjust the corresponding
relationship between the inverter output frequency and the load speed Load speed. Refer to the instructions of
08-12.
Cumulative running time of the inverter is displayed. When the running time reaches the set running time 09-17,
the inverter's multi-function digital output function (12) outputs an ON signal.
08-12 Load speed display the number of decimal places Factory setting 20
Units: Number of decimal places for load speed
Tens place: Reserved
0 0 decimal place
Setting range
1 1 decimal place
2 2 decimal places
3 3 decimal places
Used to set the number of decimal places for load speed display.
The following example illustrates the calculation method of load speed:If the load speed display coefficient
08-06 is 2.000, the load speed decimal point number 08-12 is 2 (2 decimal points), when the inverter running
frequency is 40.00Hz, the load speed is: 40.00*2.000 = 80.00 (2 decimal points display)
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If the inverter is in a stopped state, the load speed is displayed as the speed corresponding to the setting
frequency,that is, "set load speed". Taking the set frequency of 50.00Hz as an example, the load speed in the
stop state is: 50.00*2.000 = 100.00 (2 decimal places display)
Shows the cumulative power-on time of the inverter since the factory.
When this time reaches the set power-on time (09-17), the inverter's multi-function digital output function (24)
outputs an ON signal.
09 Accessibility Parameters
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09-09 Jump frequency 1 Factory setting 0.00Hz
When the set frequency is within the range of the jump frequency, the actual operating frequency will run at the
jump frequency closer to the set frequency. By setting the jump frequency, the inverter can avoid the
mechanical resonance point of the load.
The S600 can set two jump frequency points. If both jump frequencies are set to 0, the jump frequency function
is cancelled. Please refer to Figure 5-15 for the principle of jump frequency and jump frequency amplitude.
Set the transition time at the output 0Hz during the inverter forward and reverse transition, as shown in Figure
5-16:
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09-13 Reverse control enable Factory setting 0
0 Enabled
Setting range
1 Disabled
Use this parameter to set the inverter to set 09-13=1 when the motor is not allowed to reverse.
When the set frequency is lower than the lower limit frequency, the running state of the inverter can be selected
by this parameter. S600 provides three operating modes to meet various application requirements.
Refers to the output frequency drop value when the inverter is outputting the rated load.This function is
generally used for load distribution when multiple motors drag the same load.
The droop control means that as the load increases, the output frequency of the inverter decreases, so that
when multiple motors drag the same load, the output frequency of the motor in the load decreases more, which
can reduce the load of the motor and realize the The load is even.
When the cumulative power-on time (08-13) reaches the power-on time set in 09-16, the inverter's
multi-function output terminal Terminal (function 24) turns on.
The parameter is 1, if the running command is valid when the inverter is powered on (such as the terminal
running command is closed before powering on), the inverter does not respond to the running command, and
the running command must be canceled once before the inverter is valid again response.
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In addition, if this parameter is set to 1, if the running command is valid at the time of inverter fault reset, the
inverter will not respond to the running command, and the running command must be removed before the
running protection state can be eliminated.
Setting this parameter to 1 can prevent the danger caused by the motor responding to the running command
when the power is turned on or the fault is reset without knowing it.
When the running frequency is greater than or equal to the frequency detection value, the inverter's
multi-function output terminal (function 3) outputs an ON signal. When the frequency is lower than the detection
value by a certain frequency value, the output ON signal is canceled.
The above parameters are used to set the detection value of the output frequency and the hysteresis value of
the output operation release.Where 09-20 is the percentage of the hysteresis frequency relative to the
frequency detection value 09-19. Figure 5-17 is a schematic diagram of the FDT function.
When the running frequency of the inverter is within a certain range of the target frequency, the multi-function
output terminal (function 4) of the inverter outputs an ON signal.
This parameter is used to set the detection range of frequency arrival. This parameter is a percentage relative
to the maximum frequency. Figure 5-18 is a schematic diagram of frequency arrival.
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Figure 5-18 Schematic diagram of the frequency arrival detection amplitude
0 Invalid
Setting range
1 Valid
When the setting is valid, when the operating frequency is within the range of the skip frequency, the actual
operating frequency will skip the boundary of the set skip frequency. As shown in Figure 5-19.
Figure 5-19 Effective schematic diagram of jump frequency during acceleration and deceleration
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Figure 5-20 is a schematic diagram of acceleration/deceleration time switching. During acceleration, if the
operating frequency is less than 09-25, select acceleration time 2; if the operating frequency is greater than
09-25, select acceleration time 1.
During deceleration, if the operating frequency is greater than 09-26, select deceleration time 1, if the operating
frequency is less than 09-26, select deceleration time 2.
0 Invalid
Setting range
1 Valid
This parameter can set the priority of the terminal jog command to the highest.
When the terminal jog priority is effective, if the terminal jog command appears during the operation, the
inverter will switch to the terminal jog running state.
The frequency detection function is exactly the same as the function of FDT1. Please refer to the relevant
description of FDT1, namely the description of parameters 09-19 and 09-20.
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09-32 Arbitrary arrival frequency detection value 2 Factory setting 50.00Hz
When the output frequency is within the range of the positive and negative detection amplitude of any detected
frequency, the multi-function output terminal (function 26/27) outputs an ON signal.
S600 provides two sets of arbitrary arrival frequency detection parameters, set frequency value and frequency
detection range respectively. Figure 5-21 is a schematic diagram of this function.
Setting range 0.0%~300.0% (100.0% corresponds to the rated current of the motor)
When the output current of the inverter is less than or equal to the zero current detection level and the duration
exceeds the zero current detection delay time, the multi-function output terminal (function 34) of the inverter
outputs an ON signal. Figure 5-22 is a schematic diagram of zero current detection.
0.0%(No detection)
Setting range
0.1%~300.0%(motor rated current)
When the output current of the inverter is greater than or exceeds the limit detection point and the duration
exceeds the software overcurrent detection delay time, the inverter's multi-function output terminal (function 36)
outputs an ON signal. Figure 5-23 is a schematic diagram of the output overcurrent detection.
When the inverter output current is within any positive or negative detection width of the current, the inverter
multi-function output terminal Terminal (function 28/29) outputs ON signal.
S600 provides two sets of arbitrary current arrival and detection width parameters. Figure 5-24 is a schematic
diagram of the function.
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Figure 5-24 Schematic diagram of arbitrary arrival current detection
0 Invalid
Setting range
1 Valid
0 09-44 Setting
1 AVI
3 Reserved
09-42 when the timing function selection is valid, the inverter starts timing when it starts, and when the set
timing operation time is reached, the inverter automatically stops, and the multi-function output terminal
(function 30) outputs an ON signal.
Every time the inverter starts, it starts counting from 0, and the remaining running time can be checked through
99-20. The scheduled running time is set by 09-43 and 09-44, and the time unit is minutes.
09-45 Lower limit of AVI input voltage protection value Factory setting 3.10V
09-46 Upper limit of AVI input voltage protection value Factory setting 6.80V
When the value of the analog input AVI is greater than 09-46, or the AVI input is less than 09-45, the inverter's
multi-function output terminal (function 31) outputs an ON signal, which is used to indicate whether the AVI
input voltage is within the set range.
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09-47 Module temperature reached Factory setting 75℃
When the temperature of the inverter radiator reaches this temperature, the multi-function output terminal
(function 35) of the inverter outputs an ON signal.
It is used to select the operation mode of the cooling fan. When it is set to 0, the fan runs in the running state. If
the temperature of the radiator is higher than 40 degrees in the stopped state, the fan runs.
When selected as 1, the fan keeps running after power on.
This group of parameters is used to implement sleep and wake-up functions in water supply applications.
During the operation of the inverter, when the set frequency is less than or equal to the sleep frequency of
09-51, after the delay time of 09-52, the inverter enters the sleep state and automatically stops.
If the inverter is in sleep state and the current running command is valid, when the set frequency is greater than
or equal to the wake-up frequency of 09-49, the inverter will start after a delay time of 09-50.
In general, please set the wake-up frequency to be greater than or equal to the sleep frequency. If the wake-up
frequency and sleep frequency are both set to 0.00Hz, the sleep and wake-up functions are invalid.
When the sleep function is enabled, if the frequency source uses PID, whether the PID operation in the sleep
state is affected by the parameter 10-28.At this time, it is necessary to select PID calculation when the machine
is stopped (10-28=1).
09-53 Arrival time setting for this run Factory setting 0.0Min
When the running time of this startup reaches this time, the inverter multi-function output terminal Terminal
(function 40) outputs ON signal.
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10 PID Control Parameters
PID control is a common method of process control. By performing proportional, integral, and differential
operations on the difference between the controlled variable feedback signal and the target signal, and by
adjusting the output frequency of the inverter, a closed-loop system is formed to stabilize the controlled variable
at Target value. It is suitable for process control occasions such as flow control, pressure control and
temperature control. Figure 5-25 shows the principle block diagram of the process PID control.
0 10-01 Setting
1 AVI
2 Reserved
5 Communication setting
This parameter is used to select the given channel for the target quantity of the process PID.
The process PID setting target value is a relative value, and the setting range is 0.0%~100.0%. Similarly, the
feedback quantity of PID is also a relative quantity. The role of PID is to make these two relative quantities the
same.
0 AVI
1 Reserved
2 Reserved
5 Communication setting
6 Reserved
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10-02 PID feedback source Factory setting 0
7 Reserved
8 Reserved
This parameter is used to select the feedback signal channel of the process PID.
The feedback value of the process PID is also a relative value, and the setting range is 0.0%~100.0%.
0 Positive action
Setting range
1 Reaction
Positive effect: When the PID feedback signal is less than the given amount, the output frequency of the
inverter rises. Such as tension control in winding.
Reverse effect: When the PID feedback signal is less than the given amount, the output frequency of the
inverter decreases. Such as unwinding tension control occasions.
This function is affected by the multi-function terminal "PID reverse direction" (function 35), which needs
attention during use.
PID given feedback range is a dimensionless unit, used for PID given display 99-15 and PID feedback display
99-16.
The relative value of PID given feedback is 100.0%, corresponding to the given feedback range 10-04.
For example, if 10-04 is set to 2000, when PID setting is 100.0%, PID setting displays 99-15 to 2000.
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Differential time Td1:
Determines the strength of the PID regulator to adjust the deviation rate of change. The longer the differential
time, the greater the adjustment intensity.Differential time refers to the feed rate changes by 100.0% within this
time, and the adjustment amount of the differential regulator is the maximum frequency.
In some applications, only when the PID output frequency is negative (that is, the inverter reverses) can the
PID control the given amount and the feedback amount to the same state, but in some occasions, excessive
reverse frequency is not allowed. 10-08 to set the upper limit of reverse frequency.
When the deviation between the PID given amount and the feedback amount is less than 10-09, the PID stops
adjusting. In this way, the output frequency is stable when the deviation between the reference and feedback is
small, which is very effective for some closed-loop control occasions.
In PID regulators, the role of differential is relatively sensitive, and it is easy to cause system oscillation.
Therefore, the role of PID differential is generally limited to a small range. 10-10 is used to set the range of PID
differential output.
PID given change time refers to the time required for PID given value to change from 0.0% to 100.0%.
When the PID setting changes, the PID setting value changes linearly according to the given change time,
which reduces the adverse effect of the mutation on the system.
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10-18 PID parameter switching conditions Factory setting 0
0 No switch
In some applications, a group of PID parameters cannot meet the requirements of the entire operation process,
and different PID parameters need to be used in different situations.
This group of parameters is used to switch between two groups of PID parameters. The setting method of the
parameters 10-15~10-17 of the regulator is similar to the parameters 10-05~10-07.
The two sets of PID parameters can be switched through the multi-function input MI terminal l, and can also be
automatically switched according to the deviation of PID.
When switching through the multi-function MI terminal l, the function selection l of the multi-function terminal l
should be set to function 43 (PID parameter switching terminal l), when the terminal l is invalid, select the
parameter group 1 (10-05~10-07), When terminal l is valid, select parameter group 2 (10-15~10-17).
When the automatic switching is selected, the absolute value of the deviation between the given and feedback
is less than the PID parameter switching deviation 1 10-19, PID parameter selection parameter group 1. When
the absolute value of the deviation between the reference and feedback is greater than the PID switching
deviation 2 (10-20), PID parameter selection selects parameter group 2.When the deviation between reference
and feedback is between switching deviation 1 and switching deviation 2, the PID parameters are the linear
interpolation values of the two groups of PID parameters, as shown in Figure 5-26.
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10-22 PID initial value hold time Factory setting 0.00s
When the inverter starts, the PID output is fixed at the initial PID value of 10-21, and the PID will start the
closed-loop adjustment operation only after the initial PID holding time of 10-22.
This function is used to limit the difference between two beats (2ms/beat) of PID output, so as to restrain the
PID output from changing too fast, and make the operation of the inverter tend to be stable.
0.0%: No judgment
Setting range
0.1%~100.0%
This parameter can detect whether the PID feedback line is missing.
When the PID feedback amount is less than the feedback loss detection value 10-26, and the duration exceeds
the PID feedback loss detection time 10-27, the inverter alarms the fault PIDE, and handles it according to the
selected fault handling method.
It is used to select whether PID continues to operate under PID stop status. In general applications, PID should
stop calculation in the stop state.
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11 Fault and Protection Parameters
0 Disabled
Setting range
1 Enabled
0: No protection, no motor overload protection feature (use with caution), at this time, the inverter has no
overload protection for the load motor.
1: At this time, the inverter judges whether the motor is overloaded according to the inverse time limit curve of
the motor overload protection. The inverse time limit curve of motor overload protection is:
200%×(11-01)×motor rated current, which will alarm the motor overload fault for 1 minute;
150%×(11-01)×motor rated current, which lasts 1 minutes Then alarm motor overload.
The user sets the value of 11-01 according to the actual overload capacity of the motor. If the setting is too large,
the motor may be damaged due to overheating and the inverter may not alarm in time!
This function is used to output an early warning signal to the control system through the multi-function output
terminal before the motor overload protection. The early warning function can set how much early warning is
given before the motor overload protection. The larger the value,the smaller the early warning advance.
When the cumulative output current of the inverter is greater than the product of the overload inverse time
curve and 11-02, the inverter's multi-function output terminal (function 7) outputs the "motor overload
pre-alarm" ON signal.
1 Valid
Select whether to detect the short circuit fault of the motor when the inverter is powered on.
If this function is valid, there will be voltage output from the UVW terminal of the inverter within a period of time
after power-on.
When the inverter selects automatic fault reset, it is used to set the number of automatic resets. After this
number of times, the inverter remains in a fault state and requires manual intervention.
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Action selection of fault multi-function output terminal
11-10 Factory setting 0
during fault automatic reset
0 No action
Setting range
1 Action
If the inverter is equipped with a fault automatic reset function, whether the multi-function terminals are
activated during the fault automatic reset can be set via 11-10.
1 Enabled
Record the last three fault types of the inverter,0 is no fault. For the cause and solution of the fault, please refer
to the relevant instructions in Chapter 6.
The state of all output terminals during the latest fault, the order is
BIT4 BIT3 BIT2 BIT1 BIT0
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11-22 Inverter status at the third fault Reserved
11-23 Power-on time at the third fault The current power-on time when the latest fault occurred
11-24 Running time at the third failure Current running time at the time of the latest failure
11-27 Frequency at second failure
The same to 11-17~11-24
11-28 Current at second fault
11-29 Bus voltage at the second fault
Input terminal status at the
11-30
second fault
0 Coast to stop
2 Continue to run
Hundreds
Output phase loss(SPo)(Same bit)
digital
Thousands
External fault(EF)(Same bit)
digital
Ten thousands
Communication error(CE)(Same bit)
digital
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11-48 Fault protection action selection 2 Factory setting 0
0 Coast to stop
hundreds
Power-on time arrival (EIND) (same as 11-47 digits)
digital
thousands
Lost load(oLL)
digital
Setting range 0 Coast to stop
ten thousands
PID feedback lost during operation (PIDE) (same as 11-47 bits)
digital
When "free stop" is selected, the inverter displays the fault code and directly stops.
When "Stop by Stop Mode" is selected: The inverter displays a fault and stops according to the stop mode.
When "Continue running" is selected: The inverter displays a fault and the running frequency continues to run
at the selected frequency of 11-54.
99
11-55 Abnormal standby frequency Factory setting 100.0%
When a fault occurs during the operation of the inverter, and the processing method of the fault is set to
continue running, the inverter displays the fault and continues to run at the selected frequency of 11-54. When
the abnormal standby frequency is selected for operation, the value set in 11-55 is a percentage relative to the
maximum frequency.
0 Invalid
2 Decelerate to stop
11-61 Judgment time of instantaneous power failure voltage rise Factory setting 0.3s
Refers to the moment when there is a power failure or the voltage drops suddenly, the inverter reduces the
output speed, so that the load feedback energy maintains the inverter DC bus voltage, so that the inverter
continues to run.
If 11-59=1, the inverter decelerates when there is an instantaneous power failure or a sudden drop in voltage,
and when the bus voltage returns to normal, the inverter normally accelerates to the set frequency. The basis
for judging the return of the bus voltage to normal is that the bus voltage is normal and the duration exceeds the
set time of 11-61.
If 11-59=2, during an instantaneous power failure or a sudden drop in voltage, the inverter decelerates until it
stops.
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Figure 5-28 Schematic diagram of instantaneous power failure
0 Invalid
Setting range
1 Valid
If the off-load protection function is effective, when the inverter output current is less than the off-load detection
level 11-64, and the duration is greater than the off-load detection time 11-65, the inverter output frequency is
automatically reduced to 7% of the rated frequency. During the load protection period, if the load is restored,
the inverter automatically resumes to run at the set frequency.
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12 Serial Communication Parameters
0 300BPS
1 600BPS
2 1200BPS
3 2400BPS
5 9600BPS
6 19200BPS
7 38400BPS
8 57600BPS
9 115200BPS
This parameter is used to set the data transmission rate between the host computer and the inverter. Note that
the baud rate set by the host computer and the inverter must be the same; otherwise, communication cannot
be performed. The higher the baud rate, the faster the communication speed.
0 No checking(8-N-1)
3 No checking(8-N-2)
The host computer must coincide with the data format set by inverter, or communication can't be operated.
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12-04 Communication timeout Factory setting 0.0s
When this function code is set as 0.0s, the parameter of communication overtime time is invalid.
When this function code is set as valid value, if the interval time between one communication and the next
communication exceeds the time of communication overtime, the system will report communication error (CE).
Normally, this parameter is set as invalid value.setting this parameter in system of continuous communication
can monitor the communication status.
0 0.01A
Setting range
1 0.1A
It is used to determine the output unit of the current value when the communication reads the output current.
Modbus protocol
S600 series inverters provide RS485 communication interface and support Modbus communication protocol.
Users can realize centralized control through PC or PLC, set inverter running command, operating frequency,
modify or read function code parameters, monitor inverter working status and fault information, etc.
Protocol content
The serial communication protocol defines the content and format of information transmitted in serial
communication. These include: host polling and broadcasting; host encoding methods, including: function
codes that require actions, transmission data, and error checking. The response of the slave also adopts the
same structure, including: action confirmation, return data and error check. If the slave receives an error when
receiving information, or cannot complete the action required by the master, it will organize a fault message as
a response to the master.
Application method:
The frequency inverter can be connected to the "single master and multiple slave" control network with RS485
bus.
Bus structure:
(1) Interface method
RS485 hardware interface
(2) Transmission method
Asynchronous serial, half-duplex transmission mode.At the same time, only one master and slave can send
data and the other can only receive data. In the process of serial asynchronous communication, data is sent
frame by frame in the form of messages.
(3) Topology
Single-master multi-slave system.The setting range of the slave address is 1~247, and 0 is the broadcast
communication address. The slave addresses in the network are all unique.
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Protocol description:
The S600 series inverter communication protocol is an asynchronous serial master-slave Modbus
communication protocol. Only one device (host) in the network can establish the protocol (called
"query/command"). Other devices (slave) can only respond to the "query/command" of the host by providing
data, or make corresponding actions according to the "query/command" of the host. The master here refers to
a personal computer (PC), industrial control equipment or programmable logic controller (PLC), etc., and the
slave refers to the S600 inverter.
The master can not only communicate with a certain slave, but also broadcast information to all slaves. For the
"query/command" of the separately accessed host, the slave must return a message (called a response). For
the broadcast information sent by the host, the slave does not need to respond to the host.
DATA 0
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Command code and communication data description:
Command code: 03H, read N words (Word can read up to 12 words)
For example: the start address 0002 of the inverter with slave address 01 is continuously reading two
consecutive values.
Start address lower bit 02H Date address 0002H upper bit 00H
Date number upper bit 00H Date address 0002H lower bit 00H
Date number lower bit 02H Date address 0003H upper bit 00H
CRC CHK lower bit Date address 0003H lower bit 01H
CRC CHK
CRC CHK upper bit CRC CHK Lower bit
CRC CHK
CRC CHK Upper bit
Data address upper bit 00H Data address upper bit 00H
Data address lower bit 03H Data address lower bit 03H
Data content upper bit 13H Data content upper bit 13H
Data content lower bit 88H Data content lower bit 88H
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In CRC production course, every 8-bit character is different from the register content separately or (XOR). The
result moves to the direction of lowest effective bit. And the highest bit is filled with 0. LSB is picked up to test. If
LSB is 1, the register is different from the preset value alone. If LSB is 0, no actions.The whole process must be
repeated 8 times. As the last bit (8th bit) is finished, the next 8-bit character is different from the present value of
register again. The final value in register is the CRC value after all bytes in frame have been executed.
Here is a simple function of CRC algorithm for users' reference.
unsigned int crc_cal_value(unsigned char *data_value,unsigned char data_length)
{
int i;
unsigned int crc_value=0xffff;
while(data_length--)
{
crc_value^=*data_value++;
for(i=0;i<8;i++)
{
if(crc_value&0x0001)
crc_value=(crc_value>>1)^0xa001;
else
crc_value=crc_value>>1;
}
}
return(crc_value);
}
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(2)Communication command address:
Function Address R/W
Description of data meaning
description definition characteristic
0001H:Forward running
0002H:Reverse running
0003H:Forward jog
0006H:Coast to stop
0007H:Fault reset
0008H:Reserved
0001H:Forward running
0003H:Inverter standby
BIT0:Reserved
Digital output BIT1:Reserved
terminal 2001H BIT2:Relay RA-RC output control W/R
control BIT3:Reserved
BIT4:Reserved
Analog AFM
2002H 0~7FFFmeans 0%~100% W/R
output control
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Function Address R/W
Description of data meaning
description definition characteristic
300DH Reserved R
300EH Reserved R
3010H Length R
3015H Reserved R
Description: Data read from 5000H compares with the actual fault as shown in the table below.
Inverter fault
DescriptionInverter fault information description
addresss
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Inverter fault
DescriptionInverter fault information description
addresss
0011:Reserved 005b:Reserved
0013:Reserved 005E:Reserved
0014:Reserved
0000:No fault
0001:Password error
0005:Invalid parameters
0007:System locked
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13 Counting Parameters
The count value needs to be collected through the multi-function digital input terminal. The application needs to
set the corresponding multi-function input terminal function to "counter input" (function 25). When the pulse
frequency is high, the MI5 port must be used.
When the count value reaches the set count value 13-08, the multi-function output terminal (function 8) outputs
an ON signal, and then the counter stops counting.
When the count value reaches the designated count value 13-09, the multi-function output terminal (Function 9)
outputs an ON signal. At this time, the counter continues to count until the "set count value" stops the counter.
The designated count value 13-09 should not be greater than the set count value 13-08.
Figure 5-30 is a schematic diagram of the set count value arrival and designated count value arrival functions.
Figure 5-30 Schematic diagram of set count value and designated count value
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22 Control Optimization Parameters
0 No enabling
Setting range
1 Enabling
Enabling the fast current limit function can minimize the overcurrent fault of the inverter and ensure the
continuous operation of the inverter. If the inverter continues to be in the fast current limiting state for a long
time, the inverter may be damaged due to overheating, etc. This situation is not allowed.
Therefore, the inverter is used in the occasion of large current impact for a long time, please select 1, the rapid
current limit will alarm the fault CBC after a period of time, indicating that the inverter is overloaded and needs
to be stopped.
220V:200.0V
22-06 Undervoltage level Factory setting
380V:350.0V
It is used to set the voltage value of the undervoltage fault UV of the inverter. 100.0% of the inverters with
different voltage levels correspond to different voltage points, respectively:
Single-phase 220V or three-phase 220V: DC200.0V
Three-phase 380V: DC350.0V
99 Monitoring Parameters
The 99 parameter group is used to monitor the running status information of the inverter. The user can view it
through the operation panel, or read the value of the parameter group through communication in order to view
the data on the spot or monitor the data of the host computer. The communication address of this group is
4300H, such as 99-12, the corresponding address is 430CH.
See the table below for details:
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Parameter Parameter function Setting range
99-13 Length 1
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10. Failures & Failure Elimination
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Display Description Possible reason corrective-measures
1.The input power supply voltage is low. 1.Check the input power
BUS
2.Instant power outage. 2.Reset fault
undervoltage
3.The circuit board is abnormal. 3.Seek service
1.The input power voltage is too low. 1.Check the input power voltage.
2.The motor rated current is set 2.Reset the rated current of the
incorrectly. motor.
Motor overload
3.The motor is blocked or the load 3.Check the load and adjust the
mutation is too large. torque boost.
4.Motor overloaded. 4.Choose the right motor.
External fault MI external fault input terminal action Check external device input
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Display Description Possible reason corrective-measures
1.The baud rate is not set properly. 1.Set the appropriate baud rate.
2.Communication error using serial 2.Press STOP/RESET button to
Communication
communication. reset and seek service.
error
3.Communication is interrupted for a long 3.Check the wiring of the
time. communication interface.
EEPROM 1.An error occurs in the reading and 1.Press STOP/RESE key and
reading-writing writing of control parameters. search for factory maintenance.
error 2.The EEPROM is damaged. 2.Search for factory maintenance
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11. Braking Resistor Selection List
Applicable
Full load Braking unit Braking
motor Applied resistor Min
Voltage output Quantity torque
specification resistance
HP kW torque(Nm) Quantity 10%ED%
Notes:
1.Watts of voltage value and frequency applied(ED %) shall be in accordance with specifications of this
company.
2.When installing braking resistor, great care shall be attached on safety or inflammability of the ambient
environments
3.In case of Min resistance shall be used, contact your SANCE ELECTRIC for suggestion of watts calculating.
4.×:refers to that fixing braking unit unnecessary.
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