VF8ZManual

AC INVERTER

VF 8Z Instruction Manual

Read this manual carefully before attempting to operate the inverter and store it for future reference.

Important User Information The variety of uses for this equipment and difference between this solid state equipment and electromechanical equipment, means that the user of and those responsible for the applying of this equipment must ensure that the application and use of this product is acceptable and safe. Under no circumstances circumstances will will Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd. (MEW) be responsible or liable for indirect or consequential damages resulting from the use of application of this t his equipment. The diagrams and illustrations within this manual are solely intended to illustrate the text of this document. Such are the variables associated with the application of this product to any given installation, that the MEW can not assume responsi-bility or liability for actual use based on the illustrated uses and applications shown herein. No patent liability is assumed by MEW with concern to the use of information, equipment or circuits outlined in this text. t ext. Reproduction of this manual in whole/part or otherwise is prohibited without the express permission of MEW. Please follow the information and instructions as laid out in this manual carefully to avoid damage to equipment or risk to t o personal injury. ;Indicate situations that could lead to personal injury or death, ！ ATTENTION property damage or financial loss. Attention will help the user to : Identify hazard. Avoid hazard. Realize the consequences of ignoring the warnings given. given.

Handle all warning indications in the same manner as

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危険 CAUTION to the equipment

ATTENTION. ATTENTION.

1. PREFACE Important information relative to this manual # Manufactures and their respective respective engineering departments responsible for design and specification of electrical control equipment must refer to applicable industry standards and codes for specific safety guidelines and interface requirements. # The installer/user installer/user of this product product is responsible to assume compliance with appropriate machine and operator safety codes or regulations within the factory environment which are beyond the scope and purpose of this documents. General precautions. Added to the precautions listed within this document. The following statements common to the system must be read and understood.

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ATTENTION ; Only qualified personnel familiar with the VF-8Z and its application should plan, install, start up or maintain the system. Failure to comply may result in personal injury and/or equipment damage.

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ATTENTION ; This assembly contains parts that may be sensitive to static discharge. Static control precautions will be required if performing repairs, tests or servicing of this equipment, otherwise component damage may result.

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ATTENTION ; A product that has been incorrectly applied or installed could result in component damage and a reduction in product life. Malfunction of system may be as a result of wiring or application errors, such as incorrect or inadequate AC supply, excessive temperature or an undersized motor.

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Safety Precautions Read this manual and related documents before attempting to install, operate, service or inspect this inverter. Make sure that you have an understanding of the device, the safety information and all precautions before starting use. 1. INSTALLATION

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ATTENTION (See page 10)

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Install the unit on a non-combustible material such as metal. Installing it on other material could lead to fires. Do not place the unit near flammable materials. Doing so could lead to fires. Do not hold by the cover during transportation. Doing so could cause the unit to drop and lead to injuries. Do not allow foreign matter such as metal swarf enter the unit. Entry of this type of matter could lead to fires. Install the unit according to the instruction manual on a place where the weight can be withstood. Failure to do so could lead to dropping of the unit and to injuries. Do not install or operate an inverter that is damaged or missing parts. Doing so could lead to injuries.

2. WIRING

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Always confirm that the input power is OFF before starting wiring. Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks or fires. Always connect the earth. Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks or fires. Wiring work must be carried out by a qualified technician. Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks or fires. Always install the unit before wiring. Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks or fire.

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Do not connect an AC power supply to the output terminals (U/T1, V/T2, W/T3). Doing so could lead to injuries or fire. Confirm that the product's rated voltage and the AC power supply voltage match. Failure to do so could lead to injuries or fire. Do not connect a braking resistor other than the braking resistor designated by MEW (exclusive option) to the braking resistor terminals (DB+. DB–). Doing so could lead to fires. Tighten the terminal screws to the designated tightening torque. Failure to do so could lead to fire.

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3. OPERATION

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ATTENTION

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Always fit the cover before turning the input power ON. Do not remove the cover while the power is ON. Doing so could lead to electric shock. (See page 22)

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Do not operate the push-buttons with wet hands. Doing so could lead to electric shock.

(See page 22)

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Do not touch the inverter terminals when the inverter power is ON or even when the inverter is stopped. Doing so could lead to electric shock. (See page 22)

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The STOP button is not designed for emergency stop purposes. Prepare a separate emergency stop button. Failure to do so could lead to injury. (See page 22)

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Depending on the start mode and ride-through function settings, if the run signal is on and the power is turned ON or the power is restored after a power failure, the unit may start (restart) suddenly. Bear this in mind before conducting maintenance. (Design the machine so that personel safety can be ensured even if the unit starts suddenly.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. (See pages 44 and 45)

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Depending on the start mode function setting, if the fault trip is reset with the run signal present, the unit may restart suddenly. (Reset the trip after ensuring personel safety.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. (See page 44)

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The heat sink fins can reach high temperatures, so allow to cool before touching. Doing so could lead to burns. (See page 22)

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The inverter can be easily set to run from low speeds to high speeds. Confirm the tolerable range of the motor and machine before starting operation. Failure to do so could lead to injury. (See page 22)

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Prepare holding brakes when required. Failure to do so could lead to injury.

(See page 22)

4. MAINTENANCE, INSPECTION AND PART REPLACEMENT

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ATTENTION (See pages 70 and 72)

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Wait at least five minutes after turning the input power OFF before starting inspection. (Also confirm that the CHARGE lamp has gone out.) Failure to do so could lead to electric shock.

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Maintenance, inspection and part replacement must be done by qualified persons. [Remove all metal personal belongings (watches, bracelets, etc.) before starting the work.] (Use tools treated with insulation.) Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks or injury.

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Have an electrician periodically tighten the terminal screws. Loosening of the terminal screws could lead to overheating or fire.

5. OTHERS

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Never modify the unit. Doing so could lead to electric shock or injury.

General Precautions All diagrams in this instruction manual show the state with the cover or safety partitions removed to explain the details. Before operating the product, replace the covers and partitions to the positions specified, and operate the unit according to the instruction manual.

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Contents

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Special Precautions ........................................................................

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Installation ......................................................................................

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Outline Dimensions ........................................................................

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Parts Identification ..........................................................................

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Main Circuit Wiring .........................................................................

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Control Circuit Wiring .....................................................................

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Basic Operation ..............................................................................

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Monitoring .......................................................................................

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Setting and Changing Functions ....................................................

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Functional Descriptions (Parameter Table) ....................................

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Functional Descriptions (By Parameter No.) ..................................

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To Effectively Use the Inverter .......................................................

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Troubleshooting ① .........................................................................

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Troubleshooting ② .........................................................................

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Maintenance and Inspection (Precautions) ....................................

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Maintenance and Inspection (Inspection Table) ............................

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Specifications .................................................................................

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Special Precautions Use your inverter only within ambient temperature variations.  –10°C to +40°C Because the life of the inverter is greatly affected by ambient temperature, do not use it outside the specification. Also, pay attention to the installation direction's and conditions. (See page 10.) Do not attempt insulation testing between the inverter cables. To measure the insulation resistance of the power supply cables or the motor cables, disconnect them from the inverter. Never conduct insulation testing on the control circuits. (However, insulation testing can be performed between the charging unit and the ground.) Never touch the inside of the inverter during operation. This is extremely dangerous the inverter contains high-voltage circuitry. Be sure to wait at least 5 minutes after the inverter has been turned off, before making an internal check. Do not touch the aluminum diecast heat fins as they become hot during operation. Radio interference The main circuit of the inverter contains a harmonic component and may interfere with communications equipment such as AM radios if these are used nearby. The amount of radio interference depends on the field strength in the area where the inverter is used. While it is difficult to completely eliminate radio interference, it may be reduced by changing the angle of your radio antenna, using a noise filter with the inverter, housing the inverter in a metallic shield box, or routing inverter cables in metal conduit. If a magnetic contactor is connected to the power supply side of the inverter, never use it to start or stop the motor (inverter). Switching the inverter on and off frequently by a magnetic contactor in the primary side, can cause the inverter to malfunction. Do not turn the inverter load on and off during operation as this causes inverter fault trips. Turn the inverter on and off only by means of its operation signals.

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The inverter will be damaged if the power supply voltage is applied to its output terminals. Applying power to the U, V or W output terminal will damage the inverter. Check for miswiring of power and control circuit of the application system. Never apply a voltage that exceeds the voltage limitations of the inverter.

Power supply voltage

Do not connect a power factor correction capacitor or suppressor to the output terminal of the inverter. Such devices can damage the inverter, its capacitors and other parts. Remove the device if one is connected.

Inverter

Phase advance capacitor Induction motor

Do not use the inverter to drive any load (voltage regulator, electromagnet, etc.) other than a motor.

Single-phase motors cannot be used with the inverter.

Precautions regarding inverter's protection function Various protection functions, such as stall prevention, current limiting and overcurrent protection, are incorporated in the inverter. These protection functions are used to protect the inverter from unexpected faults that could occur during use of the inverter, and are not the control functions normally used. Thus, during normal usage, avoid applications that activate these protection functions. Depending on the state, the inverter life could drop, or damage could occur. Before using the inverter, measure the output current, etc., with a measuring instrument, and check the details of the fault trip memory. Make sure that there are no problems in respect to the all precautions listed in the instruction manual and in respect to the product specifications.

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Installation ！ ● ● ● ● ●

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ATTENTION

Install the unit on a non-combustible material such as metal. Installing it on other material could lead to fire. Do not place the unit near flammable materials. Doing so could lead to fire. Do not hold the cover during transportation. Doing so could cause the unit to drop and lead to injuries. Do not allow foreign matter such as metal swarf enter the unit. Entry of this type of matter could lead to damage and/or fire. Mount the unit according to the instruction manual in a place where the weight can be withstood. Failure to do so could lead to dropping of the unit and to injuries. Do not install or operate an inverter that is damaged or with parts missing. Doing so could lead to injury.

Install the inverter vertically. Installing it in any other way decreases its radiative effect and results in malfunction.

Make sure the ambient temperature stays within the specification. The ambient temperature surrounding the inverter will increase when it is installed near a heating unit or housed inside a panel. This may reduce the life of the inverter. If you want to house the inverter inside a panel, give careful consideration to the cooling method and panel size. ● Ambient temperature variations °

Note: Ambient temperatures should be measured at a point 5 cm from the inverter. ● Space around the inverter

Horizontal

Sideways

Avoid installing the inverter in the following locations.    

–10 C to +40 C °

Vertical

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Areas subject to direct sunlight. Areas subject to high relative humidity. Areas with large amounts of oil mist, dust or fiber dust. Areas where corrosive gases are present. Areas where explosive gas is present. Near flammable materials such as wood. Areas subject to vibration such as presses.

10cm or more 5cm or more

AC Inverter

5cm or more

10cm or more

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Outline Dimensions ■ 400V 5.5, 7.5kW

■ 400V 11, 15kW

Unit: mm

Unit: mm 4-ø7 (Mounting hole)

4-ø5 (Mounting hole)

8 3 1

0 5 1

4 8 2

0 0 3

188 200

33

33

204 220

37

3-ø22

90

6 5 1

2-ø35

0 9 1

2 2

5 6 1

22

ø

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0 1 2

■ 400V 19, 22kW

■ 400V 30, 37kW

Unit: mm

Unit: mm 4-ø7 (Mounting hole)

4-ø7 (Mounting hole)

0 6 3

0 1 4

0 0 4

255

365

270

380

130

3-ø43

3-ø43

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2 6 1

60

60

0 5 4

102

4 7 1

0 1 2

0 3 2

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Parts Identification ■ 400V 5.5, 7.5kW Type nameplate

Operation panel

Front cover

Rating label

Rating nameplate

Front cover removed ＊ Do not remove the frame cover. Frame cover Operation panel Mounting hole

Control circuit terminal (see page 20) Warning label Main circuit terminal (see page 18)

Ground terminal

Charge LED Conduit plate mounting screw

Conduit entry plate (Remove this plate for wiring)

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■ 400V 11, 15kW Front cover removed Operation panel

Warning label

Type nameplate

Mounting hole

Front cover

Control circuit terminal (see page 20)

Rating nameplate

Main circuit terminal (see page 18)

Charge LED

Ground terminals

Conduit entry plate

■ 400V 19~37kW Front cover removed Operation panel

Warning label

Type nameplate

Mounting hole Charge LED

Front cover

Control circuit terminal (see page 20) Main circuit terminal (see page 18)

Rating nameplate

Ground terminals

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Main display Shows the frequency, current, line speed (speed), fault messages and data for function settings LOCK switch Used to prohibit any change or reset in the preset data.

Operation panel

Hz MODE LOCK SELECT

▲(up), ▼(down) and SHIFT push buttons Used to change the data and output frequency.

SET SHIFT

FWD.

REV.

STOP

Forward/reverse push buttons Used to operate the inverter.

Mode display In operation mode, the mode display shows local/external control operation signals and frequency signals. In frequency setting or monitor mode, it displays the symbol for the selected mode. Frequency setting mode: F1 Monitor mode : A0~A6 Set value monitor, data setting : Parameter No. SET push button Used to store data in memory. SELECT push button Used to select operation, frequency setting and monitor modes.

STOP push button Stops the motor.

■ Fitting/removing the operation panel

1.Remove the cover of INVERTER. 2.Hold both sides of the operation panel. 3. Pull the panel toward you.

1.Remove the cover of INVERTER. 2.Align the connecting position of INVERTER and operation panel. 3.Press operation panel in INVERTER.

Caution When fitting or removing, turn inverter power off and check that the charge LED is off, or the inverter may be damaged. If the operation panel is removed when the inverter is operating in local mode, the inverter will automatically shut off.

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■ Using the operation panel mounted remotely from the inverter unit ●The operation panel can be removed from the inverter and mounted in a panel door, etc. (The optional extension cord and panel holder are required.)

Extension cable Inverter Mounting screw

Panel holder Operation panel

Cable band

● Connect one end of the extension lead to the inverter (at the point where the operation panel was removed) and the other end to the now remote operation panel. See diagram. Caution:Incorrect connector orientation may result in damage to the inverter.

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Options Extension cable

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Panel holder (Product No.: BFV9060)

L

L 1m 3m 5m

Product No. BFV9061 BFV9063 BFV9065

Mounting hole dimensions

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Main Circuit Wiring ！ ● ● ● ●

Always confirm that the input power is OFF before starting wiring. Failure to do so could lead to electric shock or fire. Always connect the earth lead. Failure to do so could lead to electric shock or fire. Wiring work must be carried out by a qualified technician. Failure to do so could lead to electric shock or fire. Always install the unit before wiring. Failure to do so could lead to electric shock or fire.

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Do not connect an AC power supply to the output terminals (U/T 1, V/T2, W/T3). Doing so could lead to injury or fire. Confirm that the product's rated voltage and the AC power supply voltage match. Failure to do so could lead to injury or fire. Do not connect a braking resistor other than the braking resistor designated by MEW (exclusive option) to the braking resistor terminals (DB+. DB–). Doing so could lead to fire. Tighten the terminal screws to the designated tightening torque. Failure to do so could lead to overheating or fire.

■ Precautions

Note the following points carefully to prevent miswiring and misuse of the inverter. 1. Connect the power supply to input terminals (R/L 1, S/L2, T/L3) and the motor to output terminals (U/T 1, V/T2, W/T3). 2. Do not connect anything other than the optional brake resistor across terminals DB+ and DB– (5.5, 7.5, 11kW). Never short these terminals to each other as this will damage the internal electronics of the inverter. 3. Use sleeved crimp terminal lugs for power supply and motor connections. 4. After terminating power cables double check for tightness as access will be limited once control circuit wiring is in place. 5. When connecting the inverter directly to a large-capacity transformer (500 kVA or more), be sure to use the optional power factor correcting reactor in the input circuit of the inverter. 6. Select peripheral devices and wire size according to the table on page 19.

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■ Wiring ● 400V

Three phase series (5.5~11kW) Power supply

Note:

AC inverter Main circuit terminal block

Ground marking

MCCB Motor

Ground

IM

Brake resistor (optional) ● 400V

Three phase series (15~37kW)

Power supply

AC inverter Main circuit terminal block

Note: Ground marking

MCCB

Ground

Motor IM

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Brake resistor (optional)

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When the brake resistor is to be used, parameter No. 18 must be set to "0" for correct operation. (5.5, 7.5, 11kW) The brake circuit will not function when a value other than "0" is set.

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400V Three phase series Min wire size

Inverter capacity

Circuit breaker (MCCB)

Input

5.5kW

20A

3.5mm

7.5kW

30A

11kW

50A

8mm

15kW

60A

14mm

19kW

100A

14mm

2

2.5N·m (25.5kgf·cm)

22kW

100A

22mm2 14mm2

2.5N·m (25.5kgf·cm)

30kW

125A

22mm

37kW

150A

38mm

Output 2

2mm

2

5.5mm

2

3.5mm

2

Tightening torque 1.2N·m (12.2kgf·cm)

2

1.2N·m (12.2kgf·cm)

5.5mm

2

1.6N·m (16.3kgf·cm)

2

1.6N·m (16.3kgf·cm)

2

8mm

2

14mm

2

22mm

2

38mm

Crimp connectors

2

2.5N·m (25.5kgf·cm)

2

2.5N·m (25.5kgf·cm)

Note 3

Notes) 1. MCCB's whose overcurrent trip is electro magnetic and thermal trip by harmonic current must have o/load factor off less than 50%. 2. Do not use standard motor type circuit breakers, replace with suitably rated MCCB. 3. Crimp connectors must be used ring terminals.

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Control Circuit Wiring ■ Wiring Terminal Nos. 1 to 4 are used to set the frequency with remote operation. (Set parameter No. 09 to external) Terminal Nos. 3 and 5 are the output frequency value voltage signal output terminals. (See parameter Nos. 59 and 60) The relay outputs are the fault warning output and multifunction output. These are set to the fault warning output as the default. (See parameter No. 24.) The contact state shown is the normal state for when parameter No. 24 is set to 5. (Relay output: no-voltage contact AC250V, 0.5A resistance load)

[Control circuit wiring] • • •

W ire size : 16 AWG or 18 AWG Tightening torque : 0.8N m (8kgf cm) Screw size : M3.5 ·

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0~5V Output 4~20mA Input

0~5V 0~10V Input Speed pot (10kΩ, 1/4 watt. min.)

Relay output NO COM NC

Operation status output. (Set with parameter No. 23.)

COM

C

Start

Stop SW4 SW1 SW2 SW3 Forward/ reverse

Terminal Nos. 10 to 12 are to control the operation/stop, etc. (Set parameter No. 08 to external to use). 

E

Operation status output. (Set with parameter No. 23.)

Operation status outputs open-collector outputs with 50V DC, 50mA max. ratings

Terminal Nos. 14 to 16 are multifunction control input terminals for multi-speed operation, jog, reset, etc. Set the functions with parameter Nos. 19, 20.

SW4

When SW4 is ON, the inverter will run with the 2nd BASE FREQUENCY (parameter No.43), 2nd DC BOOST LEVEL (parameter No.44) and ACCELERATION/DECELERATION TIME 2 (parameter Nos. 37 and 38) set data. Note that there will be no change when the acceleration/deceleration time is fixed with SW1, 2 and 3. Note : Terminal No. 3 and 6 (COM) are not connected to each other and should be kept separate as one is analogue and one is digital.

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■ Cautions

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Use shielded cables for all control signal wiring and keep them more than 20 cm from power wiring.

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Maximum allowable signal line length is 30 meters.

3.

4.

5.

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Drive control inputs are high impedence, low voltage and as such the use of good quality relay/push-buttons is recommended as current drawn by these terminals is low. No-voltage contact signal or opencollector outputs signal should be used with control terminals. 10 to 16. (If a voltage signal is applied across these terminals, the internal electronics may be damaged.) ＊ Input circuit schematics are shown on right. Take special care to avoid loop or leakage current. When an inductive load is to be driven by an open-collector output, be sure to use a freewheel diode.

4.7kΩ

24V COM

Freewheel diode

e.g. 24V power supply

Basic Operation ！ ●

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Always fit the cover before turning the input power ON. Do not remove the cover while the power is ON. Doing so could lead to electric shock. Do not operate the switches with wet hands. Doing so could lead to electric shock. Do not touch the inverter terminals when the inverter power is ON or even when the inverter is stopped. Doing so could lead to electric shock. The STOP button is not designed for emergency stop purposes. Prepare a separate emergency stop button. Failure to do so could lead to injury.

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The heat sink fins and brake resistor (exclusive option) can reach high temperatures, do not touch them. Doing so could lead to burns. The inverter can be easily set to run from low speeds to high speeds. Confirm the tolerable speed range of the motor and machine before starting operation. Failure to do so could lead to injury. Prepare holding brakes when required. Failure to do so could lead to injury. Before turning on power, check the following points again. ① Check that all wiring is correct. Reversed wiring between the power supply and the load, in particular, can result in damage to the inverter. ② Make sure the inverter rating and power supply voltages match each other. ③ Make sure no power capacitor is connected to the motor, as it can damage the inverter. ④ Before starting a trial run, check the set frequency.

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Operating with the operation panel The drive can be started and stopped and the frequency set using the operation panel. The jog feature is also available from the operation panel. Operate using the following procedure.

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● Basic operation procedure

Mode display Main display

Power ON

Main display on.

Operating frequency setting

SELECT

Press to enter 3.

SHIFT

Press the SHIFT button to move the flashing digit to the right.

SET Operation command

Frequency change

during operation

Stop command

Press the SELECT pushbutton and the main display will flash.

▲ up

▼ down

Press the

Press to enter 0. Press to set the data. or

button.

The motor will start rotating. (Check that the motor is rotating in the direction corresponding to the button pressed.) The frequency will automatically increase to 30 Hz in about 2.5 seconds. SELECT Press the SELECT pushbutton and the main display will flash. ▲ up

Press to enter 6.

SHIFT

Press to set the data.

Press the

(The factory setting is "0.5Hz".)

button.

The motor will stop. (The frequency will decrease from 60 Hz to 0 Hz in about 5 seconds.)

The display code temporarily goes off, then returns to the output frequency again.

The display data temporarily goes off, then returns to the output frequency again.

＊ Operation frequency can be adjusted with the up button ▲ and down button ▼ .

Use the up button ▲ to increase frequency. Use the down button ▼ to decrease frequency. (Once the UP or DOWN button is pressed, the mode display will change to

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Note) When the desired operation frequency is obtained on the display, press the SET button to store it in the internal memory. Otherwise, the set frequency data will be lost. ＊ The main display of the operation panel can be changed with the monitor selection (parameter No. 60). The operation speed can be set with the frequency or line speed display. ＊ Refer to the section [Functional Descriptions (By parameter No.)] for details on jog operation.

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Monitoring ●

Monitoring with the operation panel The monitor items include operation monitor, frequency setting, output and fault monitoring and setting data monitoring. The monitor item can be changed by pressing the SELECT push button. Operation monitor Main display

Mode display

Output

frequency

Press the SELECT push button

Frequency setting . n o tt u b h s u p T C E L E S e h t s s e r P

Main display Set

Mode display

frequency


Output/fault monitor Main display    

Mode display

Output frequency (A0) Output voltage (A1) Set frequency (A2) Fault details (A3~A6)

The operation and control state are displayed.  The main display on the operation panel can be changed with monitor selection (parameter No. 60).  Refer to operation signal (parameter No. 08) and frequency setting signal (parameter No. 09) for details on the mode displays.

The frequency can be set with the operation panel.  The main display on the operation panel can be changed with monitor selection (parameter No. 60).  The monitor will change to the operation monitor when the SET button is pressed. The output current, output voltage, set frequency and fault details are displayed. 

The display details can be changed with the Up button ▲ and Down button ▼ .

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Refer to the section "Fault Trip Details and Remedies" for details on the faults. (See pages 65 and 66.)


Setting data monitor Main display

Mode display

The function setting data is displayed.  The display details can be changed with the Up button ▲ , Down button ▼ and

Function setting

data



SHIFT button. The password (parameter No. 71) data cannot be monitored.

＊ The rotation direction can be confirmed with the lamps (red LEDs) on the button and

button.

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Setting and Changing Functions The various function data can be changed and set when the operation is stopped. Note that some functions can be changed during operation. (See page 26) ●

Setting functions when operation is stopped [Setting example: Change the maximum frequency from 60Hz to 50Hz]

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Press the stop button to stop the inverter. LOCK ○

▲ up

Press the Lock button to turn off the lock indicator on the mode display. When a password is set, it must be entered at this point (see page 51.)

Press to select the main display.

▼ down

Press to enter the new data (50)

LOCK ○

Lock indicator (off)

Press to set the data. Press to turn on the lock indicator on the mode display. (The mode display will change to alphabetic characters.)

 Operation preparation completed.

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Main display

Press twice to select parameter 03.

SELECT

SET

Mode display

The display code will turn off and on again once. (The mode display flashes.)

Lock indicator (on)

....... The normal stop state will be entered and the inverter can be run.

Setting precautions 1. No data can be changed if the lock indicator is on. 2. The inverter cannot be operated unless the lock indicator is on. 3. If the function setting returns to the "operation preparation completed" state during data changing while a start signal is being applied through external control, an "OP" error will be displayed, causing the inverter to remain inoperative. (Reset the fault indication using the instructions under "Resetting Fault Trips" on pages 67 and 68.) (If this occurs, complete data changing first by disabling the start signal, then apply the start signal again.) 4. The lock button resets the parameter No. to operation preparation completed state. Press the button using the tip of ball-point pen or something similar. 5. Set data will be stored in memory even after the power supply has been turned off. ●

Setting functions during operation

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ATTENTION

The motor speed/torque characteristics could change significantly and the motor may suddenly start or stop when data is being changed during operation. (before making changes please be sure of the cause and effect that these may have on the drive/machine, ensure personal safety at all times.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. [Parameters that can be changed during operation] Parameter No. 1/2 : 1st acceleration/deceleration time Parameter No. 5/44 : DC boost level/2nd DC Boost level Parameter No. 27 ~ 29 : Jog frequency, acceleration/deceleration time Parameter No. 30 ~ 36 : Preset frequency 2 ~ 8 (Note 3) Parameter No. 37 ~ 42 : Acceleration/deceleration time 2 ~ 4 Parameter No. 57/58 : Bias/Gain frequency (Note 3) Parameter No. 59 : 0 – 5V output voltage compensation Parameter No. 61 : Line speed multiplier Parameter No. 64 : Carrier frequency Drive output may go "0 volt" output and the rotation of the motor shaft may stop if "0000" is set in any of the pre-set speed settings 2 ~ 8, "0 Hz or less is set for the bias frequency" or "0000 is set for the gain frequency". When making changes to the above data be aware of the possible cause and effect it may have on the motor and machine with personnel safety in mind.

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[Setting example: To change DC boost level from 5(%) to 15 (%)] Mode display

Main display

Operation state (for 60Hz operation) LOCK ●

▲ up

Press the LOCK button to turn off the lock indicator on the mode display. When a password is set, it must be entered at this point (see page 51). Press to display the parameter No. to be changed. Note) The data value will not display for parameters that cannot be changed during operation. (See Functional Descriptions list).

SELECT

Press to flash the main display.

▲ up

Press to display the data (15) to be changed.

SET

LOCK ●

Lock indicator (off)

Press to set the data. Control with the new data will start simultaneously with the pressing of this button. Press to turn on the lock indicator on the mode display. (The mode display will change to alphabetic characters.)

The display code will turn off and on again once. (The mode display flashes.)

Lock indicator (on)

＊ The data digit can be moved with the SHIFT switch.

Setting precautions 1. No data can be changed changed if the lock indicator is on. 2. If a stop signal is input while changing the data, the "operation preparation completed" state will be returned to. 3. If "preset frequency 2 8" or "bias/gain frequency" is set during operation or during 0(V) stop, when the motor starts st arts 0(V) stopping from f rom operation or operation from 0(V) stopping causing the inverter stop state to change, the display will change from the "normal operation state" to the "0(V) stop state".

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Functional Descriptions (Parameter Table) Parameter No.

Setting value Factory or code setting data

Parameter name

★01 1st ACCELERATION TIME

(sec)

0 • 0.1~1600

＊＊005.0

★02 1st DECELERATION TIME

(sec)

0 • 0.1~1600

＊＊005.0

50 • 60 • FF

60

0•1

0

0~40

02

0•1•2•3

2

0.1~300.0

＊

0~6

0

0•1•2•3•4

0

10 REVERSE LOCKOUT

0•1

0

11 STOP MODE SELECT

0•1

0

(Hz)

0.2~60

00.50

(sec)

0 • 0.1~30.0

000

0~100

00

03 FREQUENCY RANGE (V/F PATTERN) 04 V/F CURVE ★05 DC BOOST LEVEL

(%)

06 OVERLOAD FUNCTION 07 OVERLOAD CURRENT

(A)

08 LOCAL/EXTER LOCAL/EXTERNAL NAL CONTROL 09 LOCAL/EXTERNAL FREQUENCY

12 STOP FREQUENCY 13 DC BRAKE TIME 14 DC BRAKE BRAKE LEVEL LEVEL 15 MAX. FREQUENCY

(Hz)

50~400

60.00

16 BASE FREQUENCY

(Hz)

45~400

60.00

17 ACCELERATION FREQUENCY HOLD

0•1

1

18 DECELERATION FREQUENCY HOLD

0•1

1

0•1•2

0

0~10

0

—

—

0•1

0

0•1•2•3•4

0

0~6

5

25 DETECT FREQUENCY( FREQUENCY(OPERA OPERATION TION STATUS) (Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

00.50

26 DETE DETEC CT FREQ FREQUE UENC NCY Y(OU (OUTPU TPUT RELA RELAY Y)

(Hz (Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

00.50

(Hz)

0.2~20

10.00

★28 JOG ACCELERATION TIME

(sec)

0 • 0.1~1600

＊＊005.0

★29 JOG DECELERATION TIME

(sec)

0 • 0.1~1600

＊＊005.0

★30 PRESET FREQUENCY 2

(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

20.00


(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

30.00


(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

40.00

19 PRESET FUNCTION SELECT 20 MULTIFUNCTION MULTIFUNCTION INPUT SELECT SELECT 21 For manufacturers use only. 22 AUXILIARY INTERLOCK 23 OPERATION STATUS OUTPUT SELECT 24 OUTPUT RELAY FUNCTION FUNCTION SELECT SELECT

★27 JOG FREQUENCY

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Parameter No.

Setting value Factory or code setting data

Parameter name


(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

15.00


(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

25.00


(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

35.00


(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

45.00

★37 ACCELERATION TIME 2

(sec)

0.1~1600

＊＊005.0

★38 DECELERATION TIME 2

(sec)

0.1~1600

＊＊005.0


(sec)

0.1~1600

＊＊005.0


(sec)

0.1~1600

＊＊005.0


(sec)

0.1~1600

＊＊005.0


(sec)

0.1~1600

＊＊005.0

43 2nd BASE FREQUENCY FREQUENCY

(Hz)

45~400

60.00

★44 2nd DC BOOST LEVEL

(%)

0~40

05

45 SKIP FREQUENCY 1

(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

0000

46 SKIP FREQUENCY 2

(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

0000

47 SKIP FREQUENCY 3

(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

0000

48 SKIP FREQUENCY BAND W IDTH

(Hz)

0 • 1~10

0

49 CURRENT CURRENT LIMIT FUNCTION FUNCTION

0 • 0.1~9.9

00

50 POW ER LOSS START MODE

0•1•2•3

1

0•1•2

0

0.1~100

000.1

0•1

0

51 RIDE-THROUGH RESTART 52 W AIT TIME

(sec)

53 ACCELERATION/DECELERATION PATTERN 54 LOW ER FREQUENCY CLAMP

(Hz)

0.2~400

00.50

55 UPPER FREQUENCY CLAMP

(Hz)

0.2~400

400.0

0 1 ·

0

56 BIAS/GAIN BIAS/GAIN FUNCTION FUNCTION SELECT SELECT ★57 BIAS/FREQUENCY

(Hz)

–99.9~400

000.0

★58 GAIN FREQUENCY

(Hz)

0 • 0.2~400

60.00

(%) (%)

75~125

100

0•1•2•3

0

000.1~100

030.0

0–5V OUTPU OUTPUT T VOLT VOLTAG AGE E COMP COMPEN ENSA SATIO TION N ★59 0–5V 60 MONITOR SELECT ★61 LINE SPEED MULTIPLIER

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62 MAX. OUTPUT VOLTAGE

(V)

0 • 1~500

000

63 OCS LEVEL

(%)

1~200

140

Parameter No.

★64

CARRIER FREQUENCY

(kHz)

Setting value or code

Factory setting data

0.8/1.1/1.6 • 2.5/5.0/7 2.5/5.0/7.5/ .5/ 10.0/12.5/ 15.0

0.8

65

For manufacturers use only.

—

—

66


—

—

67


—

—

68


—

—

69


—

—

70


—

—

71

PASSWOR WORD

0 • 1~999

000

72

SETTING DATA CLEAR

0•1•2

0

300/600/ 1200/2400/ 4800/9600

9600

1/2

1

73

BAUD RATE

74

STOP BIT LENGTH

75

PARITY CHECK

0/1/2

0

76

NO. OF COMMUN COMMUNICA ICATION TION RETRIES RETRIES

0~10

0

77

CR/LF SELECT VALIDITY

0/1/2/3

0

＊＊＊ ●

Parameter name

(bit/s)

The same current value as the inverter's rated current. 5.5 ~ 15kW : 005.0, 19 ~ 37kW : 015.0. The run frequency f requency (speed (speed 1) is factory set to 0.5Hz.

Note) Parameters marked with a ★ can be changed while the inverter is running.

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Functional Descriptions (By Parameter No.) 1st ACCELERATION TIME (Parameter No.01) Used to set the time to accelerate to the maximum output frequency from 0.2Hz. Data setting range (sec) 0.04 0.1 to 1600 Setting unit (sec) 0.1 (0.1~1000) 1 (1000 ~1600) ·

t u p t u O

● The display code for 0.04 sec. is “0000”. ● The maximum output frequency is set with parameter No.

Max. output frequency

) z H ( y c n e u q e rf

0

03 and 15.

Acceleration time

1st DECELERATION TIME (sec) (Parameter No.02) Used to set the time to decelerate from the maximum output frequency to 0.2Hz. Data setting range (sec) 0.04 0.1~1600 Setting unit (sec) 0.1 (0.1~1000) 1 (1000 ~1600) ·

t u p t u O

● The display code for 0.04 sec. is "0000". ● The maximum output frequency is set with parameter No.

Max. output frequency


0

03 and 15.

Deceleration time

FREQUENCY RANGE (V/F PATTERN) (Parameter No.03) A frequency range of 50/60Hz or 50 to 400Hz can be set independently from the maximum output frequency (50 to 400Hz). Data setting value 50 60

Name

Remarks

50Hz mode 60Hz mode

FF

Free mode

The frequency range is set regardless of the parameter No.15 and 16 settings. The frequency range is set according to the parameter No.15 and 16 settings. The maximum output frequency is set in parameter No. 15 and the base frequency is set in parameter No.16.

[50Hz mode]

) (% e g a tl o v t u p t u O

Max. output frequency =50Hz Base frequency = 50Hz

Output frequency (Hz)

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[60Hz mode]


Max. output frequency =60Hz Base frequency = 60Hz


[Free mode]

) % ( e g a tl o v t u p t u O

Max. output frequency (Mode No. 15) Base frequency (Mode No. 16)


Notes) 1. Both the maximum output frequency and base frequency are set to 60Hz as the factory setting data. 2. Take note of the UPPER FREQUENCY CLAMP (parameter No.55) when changing the maximum output frequency setting.

V/F CURVE (Parameter No.04) Used to select either the constant or square torque mode. Data setting value

Name

Remarks

0

Constant For machine torque mode applications

1

Square For fan and pump torque mode applications

[Constant torque mode] ) % ( e g a tl o v t u p t u O


Base frequency

[Square torque mode] ) % ( e g a tl o v t u p t u O


Base frequency

DC BOOST LEVEL (Parameter No.05) Used to select a DC boost that best fits the load characteristics. Data setting range

0 to 40 (A larger value causes a higher output voltage and stronger boost.)

[Constant torque mode] ) % ( e g a tl o v t u Boost tp level u O Output frequency (Hz)

Base frequency

[Reduced torque mode] ) % ( e g a tl o v t u Boost p t level u O Output frequency (Hz)

Base frequency

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OVERLOAD FUNCTION and OVERLOAD CURRENT (Parameter Nos.06 and 07) Used to set the operation level of the electronic thermal relay when the motor overload is detected and the inverter output is to be stopped. [Parameter No.06: Setting of electronic thermal relay function details] Data Validity setting of Details of function value function Note that the OL trip will occur if a current that is 150% of the rated inverter current flows for one minute

0

Invalid

1

Valid

Without inverter output frequency derating

2

Valid

With inverter output frequency derating

3

Valid

Forced ventilation motor specifications

[Parameter No.06 = 1]

[Parameter No.07: Setting of thermal relay current] Data setting range (A) ＊What is derating?

When a motor is driven at low speeds, the cooling effect drops. This derating function automatically compensates by adjusting the operating level specified by the thermal setting. ＊Set current and thermal relay function ● Set current×100% ⇒ Does not trip ● Set current×125% ⇒ Trips


) (% g n it a r e D

) % ( g in t a r e D


0.1 ~ 300.0


) % ( g in t a r e D



Note) When the electronic thermal relay is tripped, "OL" will display and the motor will coast-to-stop.

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LOCAL/EXTERNAL CONTROL (Parameter No.08) Used to select whether to operate the inverter with the operation panel push-buttons (local) or with input signals (external). Data setting value

Mode display

0

Local/ External

Panel reset function

Signal format and button operation

Control terminal connection diagrams

Local

Provided

————

——————————

Not provided

1 External 4

Provided

2

Not provided External

5

Provided

3

Not provided External

6

Provided

2-wire signal Start/stop and Forward/reverse 3-wire signal Start, Forward/ reverse and Stop 2-wire signal Forward start/stop Reverse start/stop

3-wire signal Forward start Reverse start Stop

START FWD./ REV

START STOP

Forward start/stop

STOP

FWD./REV.

Reverse start/stop

Forward start Reverse start

Stop

＊Panel reset function

When a fault trip occurs, the state cannot be reset with the external stop signal. Instead use this function to reset with the stop SW signal on the operation panel. Note that if the reset lock out function is used, that function will have the priority. Resetting with the terminals is also valid.

LOCAL/EXTERNAL FREQUENCY (Parameter No.09) Used to select whether the frequency signal is to be set from the operation panel (local) or with an input signal (external). Data setting value 0

Mode display

Local/ External Local

1 2 3 4

Frequency setting signal details Set frequency from operation panel Potentiometer signal

External

0–5(V) voltage signal 0–10(V) voltage signal 4–20(mA) current signal

Applicable control circuit terminal No. —————————— Terminal Nos.1, 2 and 3 (Connect wiper of potentiometer to 2) Terminals Nos.2 and 3 (2:+,3:–) Terminals Nos.2 and 3 (2:+,3:–) Terminals Nos.4 and 3 (4:+,3:–)

Note) If an analog signal is input from an external source when the data setting is 1 to 4, the inverter output will start and stop at a boundary of approx. 1/100 of the input signal's full scale. (Zero volt stop function)

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REVERSE LOCKOUT (Parameter No.10) Used to prevent reverse operation when the motor is to be used only in the forward operation. Data setting value 0 1

Details Reverse operation enabled (both forward/reverse operation enabled) Reverse operation prohibited (only forward operation enabled)

Note) When the reverse operation prohibit setting is made, reverse operation will be impossible in both the local and external modes.

STOP MODE SELECT (Parameter No.11) Used to select whether to ramp-to-stop or coast-to-stop when stopping the inverter. Data setting value

Details

0

Ramp-to-stop

1

Coast-to-stop

Explanation of operation The frequency is decelerated by the stop signal according to the deceleration time, and then the motor stops. The inverter output is shut off immediately by the stop signal. (The motor naturally stops due to inertia)

STOP FREQUENCY (Parameter No.12) Used to select the frequency at which DC injection braking starts when stopping with rampto-stop. Data setting range (Hz)

0.2 to 60 (set in 0.01Hz increments)

DC INJECTION BRAKE TIME and DC INJECTION BRAKE LEVEL (Parameter Nos.13 and 14) The DC injection can be applied when the inverter output frequency drops below the stop frequency during ramp-to-stop or when switching between forward and reverse operation. When used with jogging operation, positioning control can be carried out. [Parameter No.13: The DC injection brake time is set.] Data setting range (sec)

0.1 to 30.0 (The brakes are not applied when 000 is set.)

[Parameter No.14: The DC injection brake level is set] Data setting range

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0 to 100 (Set in increments of five. The braking force will increase when a larger value is set.)

[Ramp-to-stop]

(Forward) Operation frequency

[Forward/reverse] ＊The frequency for applying the DC injection braking is set by parameter No.12 STOP FREQUENCY. ＊The DC braking time when switching between forward and reverse operations is fixed to 0.1 sec.

(Stop frequency) Parameter No.12 DC brake time Parameter No.13

DC brake time fixed to 0.1 sec.

(Reverse)

MAX FREQUENCY and BASE FREQUENCY (Parameter Nos.15 and 16) Used to set the maximum output frequency and base frequency. (These parameters are valid only when "FF" is set in parameter No.3) [Parameter No.15: The maximum output frequency is set.] Data setting range (Hz)

50.00 ~ 400.0

[Parameter No.16: The base frequency is set.] Data setting range (Hz)

Max. output frequency (Parameter No.15)

45.00 ~ 400.0


Base frequency (Parameter No.16)


Notes) 1. A frequency higher than the upper frequency clamp (parameter No.55) cannot be output. 2. Read the precautions given on page 56 when setting a value other than 50Hz or 60Hz.

ACCELERATION FREQUENCY HOLD (Parameter No.17) When the set acceleration time is too short for the inertial load, this parameter can be used to temporarily reduce the acceleration rate to prevent an overcurrent trip. Data setting value

Function details

0

Stall prevention function disabled

1

Stall prevention function enabled

Note) The level that the stall prevention functions at can be set with parameter No.63 OCS LEVEL.

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DECELERATION FREQUENCY HOLD (Parameter No.18) When the set deceleration time is too short for the inertial load, this parameter can be used to temporarily reduce the deceleration rate to prevent an overvoltage trip. Data setting value

Function details

0

Stall prevention function disabled

1

Stall prevention function enabled

Note) Set this parameter to "0" when using the brake resistor (optional). The brake circuit will not function if set to 1.

PRESET FUNCTION SELECT (Parameter No.19) Used to set the control functions of SW1, SW2 and SW3 (control circuit terminal Nos.14, 15 and 16) when set as the multi-step speed with parameter No.20. Data setting value

Function details

0

Set to multi-step speed frequency operation function

1

Set to 2nd, 3rd and 4th acceleration/deceleration operation function

2

Set to acceleration/deceleration linked multi-step speed frequency operation function

[When parameter No.20 is set to "0" multi-step speed frequency operation] Control circuit terminal

Parameter No.19 data setting value

14

15

16

SW1

SW2

SW3

0

1

2

OFF

OFF

OFF

Speed 1

1st accel./decel.

Speed 1, 1st accel./decel.

ON

OFF

OFF

Speed 2

2nd accel./decel.

Speed 2, 2nd accel./decel.

OFF

ON

OFF

Speed 3

3rd accel./decel.

Speed 3, 3rd accel./decel.

ON

ON

OFF

Speed 4

4th accel./decel.

Speed 4, 4th accel./decel.

OFF

OFF

ON

Speed 5

1st accel./decel.


ON

OFF

ON

Speed 6

1st accel./decel.


OFF

ON

ON

Speed 7

1st accel./decel.


ON

ON

ON

Speed 8

1st accel./decel.


Notes) 1. Speed 1 will be the command value of the frequency setting signal, set with parameter No.09. 2. The speed 2 to 8 frequencies are set with parameter Nos.30 to 36, and the 2nd to 4th acceleration/deceleration times are set with parameter Nos.37 to 42. 3. See pages 59 and 60 for the application examples.

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MULTIFUNCTION INPUT SELECT (Parameter No.20) Used to set the control functions of SW1, SW 2 and SW3 (control terminal Nos.14, 15 and 16). Data setting value

Control circuit terminal SW1 (No.14)

SW2 (No.15)

SW3 (No.16)

0

Multi-step speed SW3

1

Reset input

2 3 4


Reset lockout Jogging function


Auxiliary stop input

5

Reset input

6

Reset lockout

7

Auxiliary stop input

8

(See parameter No.22)

9 10

Frequency setting signal switching

Jogging function Reset input Reset lockout Jogging function

[Reset input] The fault trip state can be reset when the SW signal is changed from "closed" to "open". [Reset lockout] Resetting of the fault trip state by the stop signal can be prohibited. In that case, after the details of the trip are confirmed and measures are taken, resetting can be done with this SW signal. • Always input the SW signal at "closed". • Even if the stop signal is input during a fault trip, the trip state will be held. • Confirm the details of the trip and take measures, and then reset the state by "opening" this SW signal. [Jogging function] The signal input terminal is set for executing jog function from external connection. [Auxiliary stop input] The signal input terminal is set for fault stop or coast-to-stop from source other than the inverter. [Frequency setting signal switching] The signal input terminal is set to select between the potentiometer signal and voltage/current signal, to be switched when the frequency setting signal is input from an external source. (Parameter No.09 must be set to 1 to 4.)

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AUXILIARY INTERLOCK (parameter No.22) Used to select the auxiliary interlock fault or auxiliary interlock stop mode. This is valid when the terminal function for auxiliary stop input is selected in parameter No.20. (Control circuit terminal Nos.15 or 16) Data setting value 0

1

Fault Function display Auxiliary interlock fault

AU

Auxiliary interlock stop

AS

Fault alarm

Fault trip memory

Provided

Not provided

Stored in memory

)t c a t Output n ofrequency c b ( t u p n i (Closed) p o t (Open) s y r a iil Operation x relay u A

(Operation frequency) Coast-to-stop Time

OUTPUT TERMINAL FUNCTION SELECT (Parameter No.23) Used to set the functions of the operation status output (open collector output). The run signal, arrival signal, overload prealarm, frequency detection signal or reverse operation signal can be selected. Data setting value

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Function

Conditions for open collector output to turn ON

0

Run signal

ON when run signal is on or during inverter output

1

Arrival signal

On when the output frequency is within the set frequency ±2Hz

2

Overload prealarm

On when the output current is 140% of the rated current or higher or when the electronic thermal level is reached

3

Frequency detection signal

On when the output frequency exceeds the detected frequency (set in parameter No.25)

4

Reverse run signal

On when the inverter is running in reverse

OUTPUT RY FUNCTION SELECT (Parameter No.24) Used to set the function of the operation status relay. The run signal, arrival signal, overload prealarm, frequency detection signal, reverse operation signal, fault warning signal (operation 1) or fault warning signal (operation 2) can be selected. Data setting Function value 0 Run signal 1

Arrival signal

2

Overload prealarm

3 4 5 6

Frequency detection signal Reverse run signal

Conditions for operation status relay to turn ON (terminal No.7-8: ON, terminal No.9-8: OFF) ON when run signal is on or during inverter output On when the output frequency is within the set frequency ±2Hz On when the output current is 140% of the rated current or higher or when the electronic thermal level is reached On when the output frequency exceeds the detected frequency (set in parameter No.25) On when the inverter is running in reverse

Fault warning signal (Operation 1) Fault warning signal (Operation 2)

Relay operation is OFF during normal state and ON during fault state. Relay operation is ON during normal state and OFF during fault state.

DETECT FREQUENCY [OUTPUT TERMINAL, OUTPUT RY] (Parameter Nos.25 and 26) Used to set the detection frequency for when the operation status output (open collector output) and operation status relay output function, when setting is the frequency detection signal. [Parameter No.25: Set the operation status output (open collector output) detection frequency] [Parameter No.26: Set the operation status relay output detection frequency] Data setting range Setting unit’s

(Hz) 0000 0.2 ~ 400 (Hz) 0.01 (0.2 ~ 100Hz) 0.1 (100 ~ 400Hz) ·

Set frequency (±2Hz) Detection frequency Parameter No.25 Parameter No.26 Output frequency Run signal (OFF)

(ON)

Frequency detection signal (OFF)

(ON)

Arrival signal (OFF)

(ON)

(ON)

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JOG FREQUENCY, JOG ACCELERATION TIME, JOG DECELERATION TIME (Parameter Nos.27, 28 and 29) A range of 0.2Hz to 20Hz can be set in 0.01Hz increments. This function is handy for positioning. [Parameter No.27: Jog frequency setting] Data setting range

(Hz) 0.2 ~ 20 (0.01Hz increments)

[Parameter No.28: Jog acceleration time setting] [Parameter No.29: Jog deceleration time setting] Data setting range (sec.) 0.04 0.1 ~ 1600 (The indication for 0.04 sec. is “0000”) ·

[Local jog operation] ● Parameter No.08 must be set to 0. ● Press the SHIFT button until “LJ.” Is indicated on the Mode Display. ● The motor will jog while the forward start or reverse start button is held down. [External jog operation] ● Parameter No.08 must be set to 1 to 6. ● The jog function must be selected in parameter No.20. ● Close the control circuit terminals Nos. 6 to 16, and "EJ." will display on the Mode Display. ● Use control terminals 10, 11 and 12 to start or stop jogging and to run in the forward or reverse directions.

PRESET FREQUENCIES 2 to 8 (Parameter Nos.30 to 36) Used to program the speed 2 to 8 frequencies for multi-step speed operation. [Parameter No.30: Speed 2 frequency setting] [Parameter No.31: Speed 3 frequency setting] [Parameter No.32: Speed 4 frequency setting] [Parameter No.33: Speed 5 frequency setting] [Parameter No.34: Speed 6 frequency setting] [Parameter No.35: Speed 7 frequency setting] [Parameter No.36: Speed 8 frequency setting] Data setting range

(Hz) 0000 0.2 ~ 400 (“0000” sets 0V stop)

Setting unit

(Hz) 0.01 (0.2 ~ 100Hz) 0.1 (100 ~ 400Hz)

·

Note) Frequencies that exceed the maximum output frequency and the upper frequency clamp will not be output.

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ACCELERATION TIME 2 to 4 (Parameter Nos.37, 39 and 41) DECELERATION TIME 2 to 4 (Parameter Nos.38, 40 and 42) Used to set the acceleration times 2 to 4 and deceleration times 2 to 4 for 4-speed acceleration/deceleration control operation. [Parameter No.37: Acceleration time 2 setting] [Parameter No.38: Deceleration time 2 setting] [Parameter No.39: Acceleration time 3 setting] [Parameter No.40: Deceleration time 3 setting] [Parameter No.41: Acceleration time 4 setting] [Parameter No.42: Deceleration time 4 setting] Data setting range

(sec) 0.1 ~ 1600

2nd BASE FREQUENCY (HZ) (Parameter No.43) Used to set the base frequency of the 2nd characteristics selected with SW4 function. Data setting range


(Hz) 45.0 ~ 400.0

Note) The maximum output frequency will be the value set in parameter No.03 (frequency range) or parameter No. 15 (max. output frequency).

Max. output frequency (parameter No.15) 2nd base frequency


2nd DC BOOST LEVEL (Parameter No.44) Used to select a DC boost for the 2nd characteristics selected with SW4 function. Data setting range

Details

A larger value causes a higher 0 ~ 40 ouput voltage and stronger boost.

[Constant torque mode] (Parameter No.04:0)

[Reduced torque mode] (Parameter No.04:1)



Boost level

Boost level Output frequency (Hz)

Base frequency


Base frequency

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SKIP FREQUENCIES 1 to 3 (Parameter Nos.45 to 47) and SKIP FREQUENCY BAND WIDTH (Parameter No.48) If the load mechanism resonates at a specific inverter output frequency, a continuous operation in that frequency band can be avoided by setting the skip frequency and the skip frequency band. ＊Up to three skip frequencies can be set, and the skip frequency band can be set between 1 and 10Hz.

[Parameter No.45: Skip frequency 1 setting] [Parameter No.46: Skip frequency 2 setting] [Parameter No.47: Skip frequency 3 setting] Data setting range (Hz)

0000 0.2 ~ 400 (“0000” is set when the skip frequency is to be disabled) ·

[Parameter No.48: Skip frequency band setting Data setting range (Hz)

) z H ( y c n e u q e rf t u p t u O

Skip frequency band (parameter No.48)

(Note) The skip frequency range is passed during acceleration and deceleration. Skip frequency (parameter Nos.45, 46, 47) Set frequency

0 1 ~ 10 (“0” is set when the skip frequency is to be disabled) ·

CURRENT LIMIT FUNCTION (Parameter No.49) Frequency Fold Back Rate If the output current reaches the overcurrent stall level due to an overload operation, the frequency is automatically reduced. When the load returns to the correct level, the frequency is automatically returned to the original setting, and the operation is continued. This function is effective for preventing overcurrent trips in machines that knead glutinous materials, etc. ＊ The deceleration time to automatically reduce the frequency when the overcurrent stall level is reached is set with this parameter. ＊ The operation level (overcurrent stall level) can be set with parameter No.63 (OCS level).

Data setting range (sec.)

00 0.1 ~ 9.9 (“00” s set when the current limit function is disabled.) ·

OCS level (parameter No.63)

Output current Deceleration time according to parameter No.49 setting value

Normal acceleration/ deceleration time

Output frequency

Does not decelerate to below 10Hz.

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POWER LOSS START MODE (Parameter No.50)

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ATTENTION:

● Depending on the start mode function setting, if the run signal is on and the power is turned

ON or the power is restored after a power failure, the unit may start (restart) suddenly. (Design the machine so that personal safety can be ensured even if the unit starts suddenly.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. ● Depending on the start mode function setting, if the fault trip is reset with the run signal present, the unit may restart suddenly. (Reset the trip after ensuring personal safety.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. ＊ The factory setting is 1: OP stop. When set to 0: Operation starts immediately when the power is turned on. When set to 2: Operation starts after the wait time is passed after the power is turned on. Used to select the start mode when the power supply is turned ON and the run signal is input. Data sett- Outline ing value operation

0

1

2

3

Details of operation

Operation starts immediately when the power is turned ON and the low voltage level (LU level) is exceeded. The inverter OP trips when the power is turned ON and the low voltage level (UL level) is exceeded. "OP" stop Turn the run signal OFF once, reset the inverter and then turn the run signal On again to resume operation. Operate The inverter starts when the power is turned ON, the low voltage level (LU after wait level) is exceeded and the wait time is passed. time (The wait time is set with parameter No.52.) The inverter OP trips when the power is turned ON and the low voltage level (UL level) is exceeded. Turn the run signal OFF once, reset the inverter and then turn the run signal On again to resume operation. "OP" stop  When this data is set, the same operation as data setting value "1" will occur when the run signal is input after the power is turned ON, however, the wait time will be waited for during normal starting. Run

[When power is turned ON with run signal ON]

Power supply

LU level

Run signal

Data 2 Output frequency Data 3 Output frequency

Power supply

LU level

Run signal

Data 0 Output frequency Data 1 Output frequency

[When run signal is turned ON after power is turned ON]

Output frequency “OP” tri Wait time Parameter No.52

“OP” trip

Output frequency Output frequency Output frequency

Wait time Parameter No.52 Wait time Parameter No.52

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RIDE-THROUGH RESTART (Parameter No.51)

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ATTENTION:

● Depending on the RIDE-THROUGH RESTART function settings, the motor may restart

suddenly after the power is restored. (Ensure personal safety before restarting.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. Used to select the restart mode after an instantaneous power failure occurs, according to the load conditions and system. A wait timer function is built-in. Data setting Min. 15msec or value less (Note 1)

Min. 15msec is exceeded (Note 1)

Min. 100msec or less (Note 2)

Min. 100msec is exceeded (Note 2)

• LU trip occurs, and the operation takes place according to the details set in the start mode. • "LU" is saved in the fault memory.

0 1

Inverter operation in regard to instantaneous power failure time

Operation continues

• Restarts from 0Hz after the wait time has elapsed. • "LU" is saved in the fault memory. • Motor speed is detected after the wait time has elapsed, and the inverter restarts at a frequency corresponding to the speed. • "LU" is saved in the fault memory.

2

• Operation takes place according to the details set in the start mode. • "LU" is saved in the fault memory.

Notes) 1. This is the min. time for operation at the rated output current. (This time may be longer depending on the model.) 2. This is the min. time. (This time may be longer if the rated capacity is larger.) Even if the power failure time is relatively long (approx. 1 min.), the inverter may restart after the power is restored. Thus, wait at least four min. (wait time + 2 min.) after the power is restored before handling the inverter, motor or load facility. 3. The wait time can be set between 0.1 to 100 sec. with parameter No.52.

[When voltage drop time is more than 15msec but less than 100msec.] Voltage drop time

Power supply LU level

• Data setting value "0" (No restart) • Data setting value "1" (0Hz restart) • Data setting value "2" (Pick up restart)

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Output frequency

Output frequency Output frequency

LU trip

LU trip

LU trip

Operates according to the start mode setting details Wait time (Parameter No.52)

Normal acceleration

Speed search time

Current limit function

WAIT TIME (Parameter No.52) Used to specify the wait time for the start mode and the ride-through restart function. Data setting range (sec)

0.1 ~ 100

ACCELERATION/DECELERATION PATTERN (Parameter No.53) Used to select an acceleration/deceleration pattern suited to the application. [Data 0: Linear acceleration/deceleration setting] Data Set frequency setting Details y c t n value u e 0

Linear acceleration/ deceleration

1

S-character acceleration/deceleration

Note) If the acceleration/deceleration time setting is 0.04 sec., linear acceleration/ deceleration will be used even if S-character acceleration/deceleration is set.

p t u O

u q e rf

Current frequency

Time

[Data 1: S-character acceeleration/deceleration setting]

t u p t u O

y c n e u q e rf

Set frequency

Current frequency

Time

LOWER and UPPER FREQUENCY CLAMP (Parameter Nos.54 and 55) Used to set the lower and upper limits of the output frequency. [Parameter No.54: LOWER FREQUENCY CLAMP setting] [Parameter No.55: UPPER FREQUENCY CLAMP setting] Data setting range (Hz)

0.2~400 (0.2~100Hz: 0.01 units/100 ~400Hz: 0.1 units) Notes)

t u p t u O


MAX. FREQUENCY (Parameter No.15)

UPPER FREQUENCY CLAMP (Parameter No.55)

LOWER FREQUENCY CLAMP (Parameter No.54)

Set frequency signal

1. If the upper frequency clamp is lower than the maximum output frequency (parameter No. 15), the upper frequency clamp will have the priority. 2. If the lower frequency clamp is higher than the upper frequency clamp (reverse operation setting), the upper frequency clamp will have the priority.

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BIAS/GAIN FUNCTION SELECT, BIAS FREQUENCY, GAIN FREQUENCY (Parameter Nos.56, 57 and 58) The relation with the output frequency and frequency setting signal (potentiometer, 0 to 5V, 0 to 10V, 4 to 20mA), can be changed randomly. Use this function according to the application. [Parameter No.56: BIAS/GAIN FUNCTION SELECT] Data setting range

Function details

0

Bias/gain function disabled

1

Bias/gain function enabled

[Parameter No.57: BIAS FREQUENCY setting] Data setting range (Hz)

–99.9 to 400 (0.1 units)

[Parameter No.58: GAIN FREQUENCY setting] Data setting range (Hz)

0000 and 0.2 to 400 (0.1 units) (When "0000" is set, 0V stop will function.)

Notes) 1. A frequency exceeding the maximum output frequency or upper frequency clamp cannot be output. The frequency will not drop below the lower frequency clamp. 2. Even if a minus frequency setting signal is input, the inverter will not run in reverse. [When bias frequency setting is positive]

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) 7 5 . o N r e t e m a r a P (


[When bias frequency setting is negative]

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MAX. FREQUENCY Parameter No.15

GAIN FREQUENCY (Parameter No.58) Frequency setting signal

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) 7 5 . o N r e t e m a r a P (

MAX. FREQUENCY Parameter No.15

GAIN FREQUENCY (Parameter No.58) Frequency setting signal

0 – 5V OUTPUT VOLTAGE COMPENSATION (Parameter No.59) The voltage signal that is proportional to the "output frequency" output from control circuit terminal No. 5 is output linearly from the stop 0(V) to the 5V MAX. FREQUENCY setting value (parameter No.15) when it is the default value. The 5V value for the above MAX. FREQUENCY setting value (parameter No.15) can be adjusted with this mode. 3.75V (75% setting)

5.00V (100% setting)

Data setting range(%) (Adjustment range)

6.25V (125% setting) 75 to 125 (can be set in 1% units)

) V ( t u p t u o l a n g i s e g a tl o V

Adjustment range

125% setting 100% setting 75% setting

MAX. FREQUENCY setting value (Parameter No.15)


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MONITOR SELECT and LINE SPEED MULTIPLIER (Parameter Nos.60 and 61) Used to select the details of the operation panel's main display. [Parameter No.60: Monitor details selection] Data setting value

Operation panel main display value

0

Frequency

1

Frequency

2

Line speed (speed)

3

Line speed (speed)

[Parameter No.61: LINE SPEED MULTIPLIER setting] Used to set the multiplier in regard to the frequency when the line speed is displayed on the main display of the operation panel. Data setting range

0.1 ~ 100 (can be set in 0.1 units)

[Example 1] When displaying the line speed: Line speed (m/min) = f (Hz) × K → sets the multiplier Set 0.5 when the line speed is 30m/min at f = 60Hz. [Example 2] When displaying the speed:

Speed (rpm) = f (Hz) ×

120 P → Sets the multiplier (No. of poles) (Set 30 for a 4-pole motor)

Note) A line speed exceeding "10000" cannot be displayed.

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MAX OUTPUT VOLTAGE (Parameter No.62) Used to set the max. output voltage. Data setting range (V)

0 1 ~ 500 (can be set in 1 units)  When “0” is set, the power voltage value will be output. ·

Notes) 1. A voltage exceeding the power voltage cannot be output. 2. This setting does not affect the DC braking level.

e g a tl o v t u p t u O

Power voltage

Max. output voltage Parameter No.62 Base frequency

Output frequency

OCS LEVEL (Parameter No.63) The OCS level (overcurrent stall prevention operation level) and current clamp function level can be set with a percent (%) to the inverter's rated current. Data setting range (%)

1 ~ 200 (can be set in 1 units)

Notes) 1. The OCS level and current clamp levels are the same. 2. This setting is not related to the electronic thermal relay level and overload detection level.

CARRIER FREQUENCY (Parameter No.64) The PWM control carrier frequency is set to 0.8kHz before shipment from the f actory. However, this carrier frequency can be changed to "reduce motor noise during motor drive" and to "avoid mechanical resonance". Data setting range (kHz)

0.8 1.1 1.6 2.5 5.0 7.5 10.0 12.5 15.0 (Nine types of settings are possible.) ·

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·

·

·

·

·

Notes) 1. This setting can be changed during operation, but the following groups [low frequency group] and [high frequency group] can be set only when the operation is stopped. (1) Low frequency group: 0.8, 1.1, 1.6 (kHz) (2) High frequency group: 2.5, 5.0, 7.5, 10.0, 12.5, 15.0 (kHz) 2. Decrease the output current when 12.5kHz or 15kHz is selected. (Refer to Note on page 76.)

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PASSWORD (Parameter No.71) Used to prevent accidental data setting after correct data has been set. Notes) 1. When "000" is set, the password will be disabled. 2. The password cannot be monitored with the mode monitor operation. (Always write down the password so that you do not forget it.)

[The data setting procedure when the password has been set.] Press the Lock button.

Mode display

Main display

No password set. Password set. Use Up, Down, or Shift button to display the password.

[Example] When password is 777

Press the Set button. Parameter No.1 To move to 1st acceleration time setting Display the parameter number you want, set or change data.

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SETTING DATA CLEAR (Initialization) (Parameter No.72) Used to change the set data to the factory settings. Setting data

Details

0

Data value that indicates normal state.

1

Changes all data to the factory settings.

2

Changes all data to the factory settings.

Note) Set the display value to "1" or "2", and press the SET button. The data will be changed, the display value will automatically be set to "0", and the initialization will be completed.

COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS (Parameter Nos.73 to 77) Used to set the communication parameters required for controlling the inverter with a communication unit (option). Parameter No.

Setting time

Data setting value and details

73

BAUD RATE (bit/s)

300/600/1200/2400/4800/9600

74

STOP BIT LENGTH

1: 1 bit / 2: 2 bit

75

PARITY CHECK

0: No parity 1: Odd parity 2: Even parity

76

NO. OF COMMUNICATION RETRIES

0 to 10 times (can be set in 1 units)

77

CR/LF SELECT VALIDITY

0: None 1: CR provided 2: LF provided 3: CR + LF

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To Effectively Use the Inverter ●

The inverter has various functions as shown in the Parameter Table (see page 28, 29 and 30). Make the settings according to the procedures given on pages 54 and following to match your application.

Contents

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Changing from Local Control to External Control ....................

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Switching between Manual and Automatic Frequency Setting Signal ........................................................................................

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Setting Maximum Output Frequency .......................................

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Setting Maximum Output Voltage ............................................

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Boosting Torque at Low Speeds ..............................................

58

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To Set the Multi-step Speed Operation Frequency .................

59

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Setting Accel. and Decel. Times According to Application ......

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Jog Operation for Positioning ...................................................

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Countermeasures Against Inverter Malfunctioning (Tripping) .

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Application of Fans and Pumps ...............................................

63

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Operation at Proportional Frequencies (Master and Slave Operation)...................................................

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Fault Trip Details and Remedies ..............................................

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Resetting Fault Trips ................................................................

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Changing from Local Control to External Control ● To enable external control by an external switch or sequencer, follow the procedure below.

(1) Enabling external control for start/stop and forward/reverse operation (Parameter No. 08) Press the Press the Up Press the Select Lock button button to button (main to turn off the ⇒ select ⇒ display starts lock Parameter flashing). indicator. 08.

Mode display

Mode display

Terminal Connection

Press the Up Press button to set the ⇒ ⇒ the Set display code from 0 button. to 1.

Main display

Press the Lock buton to turn ⇒ on the lock indicator.

Display will → turn off and on again.

Main display

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Left side of mode display will change to E (external).

COM

COM ＊Parameter No.08 allows terminalfunction to select between forward start/stop and reverse start/stop modes. (Refer to page 34).

Start/Stop open: Stop close: Start

Stop Forward/Reverse open: Forward close: Reverse

Forward/Reverse open: Forward close: Reverse

Start

(2) Enabling external control for frequency setting signals (0–10V), Parameter No. 09 Press the Press the Up Press the Select Lock button button to button (main to turn off the ⇒ select ⇒ display starts lock Parameter flashing). indicator. 09.

Mode display

Mode display

Main display

Press the Up Press button to set the ⇒ ⇒ the Set display code from 0 button. to 3.

Main display


Terminal Connection

Speed pot. (10kΩ and 1/4W minimum)

4~20mA

0~10V (0~5V)

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Right side of mode display will change to E (external).

0:Local 1:Speed pot. 2:External (0–5V) 3:External (0–10V) 4:External (4–20mA)

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Press the Lock button to turn ⇒ on the lock indicator.

0 0 4 Min.

10V 5V 20mA Max.

→ Voltage signal → Voltage signal → Current signal → Speed pot.

Note) If the frequency setting signal is 0, the output frequency will be 0%, and the output will be stopped. (0V stop)

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Switching between Manual and Automatic Frequency Setting Signal ●

When inputting the frequency setting signal from an external source, it can be switched easily between a "potentiometer signal (manual)" and "voltage/ current signal (automatic)" by using a switch. This is effective for feeding back the frequency setting signal as a voltage/ current signal from a sensor (temperature, pressure) and switching to the manual frequency setting potentiometer signal and automatic control signal required for the "adjustment, inspection and forced control" required when automatically controlling the inverter such as for fan and pump applications.

[Functions and control circuit terminals used] 1. Function: Frequency setting signal switching function • Set parameter No.20 to 8, 9 or 10. 2. Control circuit terminal: Terminals 6-14 (SW1 OFF → Potentiometer) [Switching of potentiometer signal and voltage signal]

Potentiometer 10kΩ 1/4W or more

Note) The frequency setting signal must be set to external. • Set parameter No.09 to 2 (0 to 5V) or 3 (0 to 10V)

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[Switching of potentiometer signal and current signal]

Potentiometer 10kΩ 1/4W or more

Note) The frequency setting signal must be set to external. • Set parameter No.09 to 4

Setting Maximum Output Frequency The maximum output frequency is preset to 60Hz as a factory setting. When changing the maximum output frequency, set the V/F pattern (parameter No.03) to FF, and then change the maximum output frequency setting (parameter No.15). ● Function setting procedure

(Example to change maximum output frequency from 60Hz to 120Hz.) Press the Press the Up Press the Select Lock button button to button (main to turn off the ⇒ select ⇒ display starts Lock Parameter flashing). indicator. 03.

Mode display Mode display

Main display

Use Up, Down Press the Select and Shift button (main ⇒ buttons to select display starts Parameter 15. flashing).

Mode display

Main display

Use Up, Down and Press Shift buttons to set ⇒ ⇒ the Set display code to button. "FF" (free).

Main display Use Up, Down and Press Shift buttons to set ⇒ ⇒ the Set display value to button. "120.0".

Main display



Mode display

Before changing data

After changing data

V/F pattern (parameter No.03) = 60

V/F pattern (parameter No.03) = FF MAX FREQUENCY (Parameter No.15)



60 Output frequency (Hz)

If the V/F pattern is set to 50 or 60, the mode will be fixed regardless of the maximum output frequency and base frequency.

BASE FREQUENCY (Parameter No.16)

60 Output frequency (Hz)

If the V/F pattern is set to FF, the V/F pattern will be determined according to the maximum output frequency and base frequency.

Notes) 1. A frequency exceeding the upper frequency clamp (parameter No.55) cannot be output. 2. If a general purpose motor with a rated frequency of 50 or 60Hz is run at a higher frequency, the motor may be damaged. Always set the frequency to match the motor characteristics. 3. If the base frequency must be changed together with the maximum output frequency for a high-speed exclusive motor, etc., change parameter No.16 with the procedure given above. 4. If the general purpose motor is to be run with a frequency higher than the commercial frequency, set the base frequency to the normal motor rated frequency (50 or 60Hz). 5. The motor will enter the rated output characteristics, and the generated torque will drop in inverse proportion to the frequency when above the base frequency (normally 50 or 60Hz).

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Setting Maximum Output Voltage ●

Maximum output voltage at the base frequency can be programmed with Parameter 62. When the power supply voltage fluctuation is too large or the power supply voltage exceeds the motor's rated voltage, set maximum output voltage below the power supply voltage to stabilize the output voltage. (This function is disabled (000) by factory setting, so maximum output voltage equals supply voltage).

Example: Set maximum output voltage to 200V. Press the Press the Up, Press the Select Lock button Down and Shift button (main to turn off the ⇒ ⇒ buttons to select display starts lock parameter 62. flashing) indicator.

Use Up button to Press ⇒ set display value ⇒ the Set to "200." button


SHIFT


Mode display

Mode display

Main display

Main display

Before changing data ) V ( e g a tl o v t u p t u O

Power supply voltage Base frequency Output frequency (Hz)

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After changing data ) V ( e g a tl o v t u p t u O

Power supply voltage

Base frequency Output frequency (Hz)

Mode display

Boosting Torque at Low Speeds ● DC BOOST LEVEL (voltage/frequency characteristics) (Parameter No.05)

Input voltage percent display : 0 to 40% The appropriate torque boost for the load can be selected. The larger the data display value, the higher the torque boost. Note that if the torque boost is too str ong, OC (overcurrent) trips, motor overheating or an increase in noise may occur.

Press the Press the Up Press the Select Lock button button to button (main to turn off the ⇒ select ⇒ display starts lock Parameter flashing). indicator. 05.

Use the Up, Down and Shift ⇒ buttons to set display value to "10" (ex.). SHIFT

Press ⇒ the Set button.



Mode display

Mode display

l e v le t s o o B C D

Main display

Main display

Mode display



Base frequency

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To Set the Multi-step Speed Operation Frequency Factory setting for this unit is Multi-step speed operation mode. (Parameter Nos. 19 and 20 are both set to "0".) ● Preset frequency settings

Example: Preset frequency 1 → Setting frequency on the operation panel or control circuit terminals Preset frequency 2 → 30Hz Preset frequency 6 → 20Hz Preset frequency 3 → 40Hz Preset frequency 7 → 30Hz Preset frequency 4 → 50Hz Preset frequency 8 → 40Hz Preset frequency 5 → 10Hz ..... (Parameter Nos. 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36) Press the Up, Press the Lock Press the Select Down and Shift button to turn button (main ⇒ buttons to ⇒ off the lock display starts select indicator. flashing). Parameter 30. SHIFT

Mode display

Mode display

Main display

Press the Select Press the Up button (main button to select ⇒ display starts Parameter 31. flashing).

Mode display

Use Up, Down and Shift buttons to set Press the Set ⇒ ⇒ display value to button "30.00"

Main display


Main display Press the Up ⇒ button to set the value to 40.00.

Press ⇒ the Set button


Main display

Similarly, set Parameter 32 to 50Hz, Parameter 33 to 10Hz, Parameter 34 to 20Hz, Parameter 35 to 30Hz and Parameter 36 to 40Hz.

Press the Lock ⇒ button to turn on the lock indicator.

Mode display

Terminal connection

Example: Setting preset frequency 1 to 60Hz Ru n signal

Run signal

Example: Setting preset frequency 1 to 60Hz

SW 1 SW SW 3 Speed Speed11 60Hz 60Hz y c t n u e u p t q u e O rf

Output frequency

Speed 4 Speed 4 Speed 6 50Hz 50Hz 20Hz 5

Speed Speed 8 6 20Hz 40Hz d z

Speed 5 e H 0 Speed 3 3 Speed 10Hz e p 1 Speed 2 2 40Hz Speed S Speed 7 40Hz 30Hz 30Hz 30Hz

Speed 1 60Hz

Speed 8 40Hz Speed 7 30Hz

Time

Mode display will change to

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Speed 1 60Hz

E. for preset frequencies 2 to 8.

Time

Setting Accel. and Decel. Times According to Application (1) Setting Accel. and Decel. Times 2, 3 and 4 (Set to "1" in Parameter 19) (2) Accel. and Decel. Time Settings (Parameter Nos. 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 and 42) → → → → → →

Example: Acceleration Time 2 (Parameter No.37) Acceleration Time 3 (Parameter No.39) Acceleration Time 4 (Parameter No.41) Deceleration Time 2 (Parameter No.38) Deceleration Time 3 (Parameter No.40) Deceleration Time 4 (Parameter No.42)

10 sec. 20 sec. 30 sec. 10 sec. 20 sec. 30 sec.

[In the following example, the acceleration/deceleration times at starting and ramp-to-stop are controlled in four steps.] Terminal connection

Run signal

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Accel. Time 4

Decel. Time 4

Accel. Time 3

Decel. Time 3 Decel. Time 2

Accel. Time 2 Accel. Time 1

Decel. Time 1

Time

Preset Frequencies 2, 3 and 4 can be linked with Accel. and Decel. T imes 2, 3 and 4. (1) Parameter setting to Link Preset Frequencies and Accel. and Decel. Times (Set to "2" in Parameter 19) [In the following example, speed 1 is set to 60Hz, speeds 2 to 4 are set to the factory settings, and the acceleration/deceleration times are set to the above values.] Terminal connection

Start signal

Speed 1 60Hz

y c n e u q e rf t u tp u O

Decel. Time 2 Accel. Time 1

Speed 2 20Hz

Speed 4 40Hz

Decel. Time 3

Decel. Time 2

Speed 3 30Hz

Accel. Time 4 Accel. Time 3 Speed 3 30Hz

Speed 2 20Hz

Decel. Time 2

Time

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Jog Operation for Positioning ● Jog operation can be used for fine positioning of conveyor, press and similar machines.

Jog Frequency .......................... Parameter No. 27 Jog Acceleration Time .............. Parameter No. 28 Jog Deceleration Time ............. Parameter No. 29 Example: Setting Jog Frequency to 15Hz, Jog Acceleration Time to 3 sec. and Jog Deceleration Time to 10 sec. Press the Up, Press the Lock Press the Select Down and Shift button to turn button (main ⇒ buttons to ⇒ off the lock display starts select indicator flashing). Parameter 27.

Mode display

Mode display

Main display

Press the Select Press the Up button. (main button to select ⇒ display starts Parameter 28. flashing).

Mode display

⇒

Press the Set button.


Main display

Press the Up, Down and Shift button to set Press the ⇒ ⇒ the display value to Set button. "003.0".

Main display

Press the Select Press the Up button (main button to select ⇒ display starts Parameter 29. flashing).

Press the Up, Down and Shift ⇒ button to set display value to "15".

Main display


Press the Up, Down Press and Shift button to set ⇒ ⇒ the Set the display value to button "010.0".

Press the Lock button to turn on ⇒ the lock indicator.

SHIFT

Display will turn off and on again.

Mode display Main display Main display Main display ● Locally controlled Jog operation using the operation panel Press the Shift button on the operation panel while the inverter is stopped, the mode display shows . (＊Parameter No.08 must be set to "0".) (Pressing the Shift button again will return the inverter to normal operation.) Pressing the

or

button will enable Jog operation.

● Jog operation via an auxiliary switch If terminal 6 is shorted to terminal 16 when the inverter is not operating, the mode display shows to indicate that jog operation is enabled.

(To restore normal operation, disconnect terminal 6 from terminal 16.) External start/stop switches are used for jog operation.

＊Forward Start switch

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＊Reverse Start switch

＊＊ Jog operation enable switch

＊ In the example at left, Parameter 8 (local/external control) is set to "2" or "5". ＊＊Parameter 20 (Multifunction Input Select) must be set to "3", "7" or "10".

Countermeasures Against Inverter Malfunctioning (Tripping) ●The inverter has the following functions to avoid malfunctioning (tripping) due to diff erences in

loads or conditions. (1) ACCELERATION FREQUENCY HOLD and DECELERATION FREQUENCY HOLD (Parameter Nos. 17 and 18) •

When the Accel. and Decel. Times settings do not match the load inertia, these functions temporarily minimize the change in frequencies and wait for a load to follow them to prevent tripping. The operation current level of this function can be set and changed with parameter No.63.

Press the Up, Press the Press the Select Down and Shift Lock button to button (main ⇒ buttons to ⇒ turn off the display starts select lock indicator. flashing). Parameter 17.

Press the Up button to set the ⇒ display code to "1".




Mode display

Mode display

Main display

Main display

Mode display

＊ Parameter No.18 can be set in the same manner. ＊The factory setting is “1” (stall enabled)

Set the function to 0 (stall prevention disabled) for loads that cause trouble when the motor speed accel. and decel. times are inconsistent.

(2) CURRENT LIMIT FUNCTION (Parameter No.49) (Frequency Fold Back Rate) [function enable/disable, deceleration time setting] •

If the output current increases, the output frequency is automatically lowered to prevent overcurrent (OC) tripping for applications that involve kneading and mixing of glutinous material (ex., bread kneader). (When the output current decreases, the frequency will automatically return to its preset value.) The operation current level of this function can be set and changed with parameter No. 63.

r o t o M

t n e rr u c

t u p t u O

y c n e u q e rf

Time

Time Decrease frequency to prevent an overcurrent fault.

[The following example shows when the CURRENT LIMIT FUNCTION is enabled and the response time is set to 1.5 sec.] Press the Up, Press the Press the Select Down and Shift Lock button to button (main ⇒ buttons to ⇒ turn off the display starts select lock indicator. flashing). Parameter 49.

Press the Up button to set the ⇒ display value to "1.5".




Mode display

Mode display

Main display

Main display

Mode display

＊ Factory setting is "0" (means CURRENT LIMIT FUNCTION is off).

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Application of Fans and Pumps ● The inverter is equipped with V/F Curve (Square Low Speed Torque), Wait timer and Ride-

Thru Restart functions for use with fans and pumps. (1) V/F CURVE setting (Parameter 04) Press the Press the Up Press the Select Lock button button to button (main to turn off the ⇒ select ⇒ display starts lock Parameter flashing). indicator. 04.

Mode display Mode display

Main display

Press the Up Press ⇒ button to set the ⇒ the Set display code to "1". button.

Main display




Mode display

＊Factory setting is "0"

(constant torque).


Base frequency

(2) POWER LOSS START MODE and WAIT TIME settings (Parameter Nos. 50 and 52) To enable automatic restart after power failure when the inverter is being used with a fan or pump, or when a timer for preventing stop during coasting rotation is not installed on the control panel side, set the data code to 2. ＊Factory settings are "1" for Parameter 50 and "0.1 sec." for Parameter 52. Data code 0 1 2 3

Condition on power supply Run OP stop Start after wait time has passed. OP stop

Set the WAIT TIME function (Parameter No. 52). (Select the time from 0.1 to 100 seconds depending on requirements.) ＊Set longer than the motor coasting rotation (coast-to-stop) time.

(3) RIDE-THROUGH RESTART (Parameter No. 51) To enable restart after power failure when the inverter is being used for a fan or pump, set the parameter to "1" or "2". ＊ Factory setting is "0" for Parameter 51 and "0.1 sec." for Parameter 52. ＊ If the RIDE-THROUGH RESTART function is set, the fault relay will not activate when an undervoltage "LU" trip occurs. Data code 0 1 2

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RIDE-THROUGH RESTART status Ride-Thru Restart disabled ("LU" trip) Restart from 0Hz after set wait time Restart at the frequency before power failure occurred after set wait time

Set the WAIT TIME function (Parameter No.52). (Select the time from 0.1 to 100 seconds depending on requirements.)

Operation at Proportional Frequencies (Master and Slave Operation) ● The 0-5V output function, and the Bias and Gain functions can be set f or proportional

operation of up to five inverters. Example:

Set up two inverters to operate at proportional frequencies. Inverter 2 is to be operated at 50% of the output frequency of inverter 1, with the maximum output frequency of both inverters set to 60Hz.

(1) Inverters 1 and 2 are connected as shown below. Inverter 1 (Master)

Inverter 2 (Slave)

(0-5 V input)

(0-5 V output)

(2) Set the Gain Frequency of inverter 2. (No bias frequency setting is required for proportional-frequency operation). ① Setting the Bias and Gain Functions (Setting Parameter No. 56 to "1"). Press the Up, Press the Lock Press the Select Down and Shift button to turn button (Main ⇒ buttons to ⇒ off the lock display starts select indicator. flashing). Parameter 56.

Mode display

Mode display

Press the Up Press ⇒ button to set the ⇒ the Set display code to "1". button.

Main display

Main display


② Set the GAIN FREQUENCY (Parameter No. 58). Press the Select Press the Up button (main button to select ⇒ display starts Parameter 58. flashing).

Mode display

Main display

Press the Down button to set the ⇒ display value to 30.00.



Main display

Inverter 1 (Master)

Mode display

Inverter 2 (Slave)

Operated at 60Hz

Operated at 50% of the output frequency of Inverter 1. Maximum output frequency

Maximum output frequency y c n e u q e rf t u p t u O

Press the Lock button to ⇒ turn on the lock indicator.

Operation at proportional frequencies Frequency setting signal

y c n e u q e rf t u p t u O

Gain frequency (Parameter No.58) Frequency setting signal

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Fault Trip Details and Remedies ● Fault trip memory ..... Output/Fault monitor A3 (latest), A4 (second to latest),

A5 (third to latest), A6 (fourth to latest) The details from the latest to the fourth of latest trip causes will be saved even when the power is turned off. The details can be confirmed with the "output/fault monitor A3 to A6" described in Monitoring on page 24. (The delivery inspection details are saved in the memory when the unit is shipped.) Display

Fault details and cause • Instantaneous overcurrent during acceleration or abnormal heating of heat sink • Instantaneous overcurrent during constant speed or abnormal heating of heat sink • Instantaneous overcurrent during deceleration or abnormal heating of heat sink

• • • • • • • •

• • Overcurrent during • accleration • • • Overcurrent during constant • speed •

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Remedy Check for output short circuits and ground faults Check ambient temperature and fan operation Increase the acceleration time Check for output short circuits and ground faults Check ambient temperature and fan operation Eliminate excessive changes in load Check for output short circuits and ground faults Check ambient temperature and fan operation Increase the deceleration time Check for open output phases Increase the acceleration time Adjust the boost level Check for open output phases Eliminate excessive changes in load

• Overcurrent during deceleration

• Check for open output phases • Increase the deceleration time

• Excessive internal DC voltage during acceleration (overvoltage)

• Increase the acceleration time • Connect a brake resistor

• Excessive internal DC voltage during constant speed (overvoltage) • Excessive internal DC voltage during deceleration (overvoltage) • Supply voltage drops to 85% or less of rating (undervoltage)

• Eliminate excessive changes in load • Connect a brake resistor • Increase the deceleration time • Connect a brake resistor • Measure the supply voltage • Consider the ride-through restart function Continued on following page.

Display •

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

Fault details and cause An output current that is 125% or more of the electronic thermal setting current or 150% or more of the inverter's rated current continued for one minute or more. (Overload) An auxiliary fault stop signal was input from control circuit terminal No.16 (auxiliary fault) An auxiliary stop signal was input from control circuit terminal No.16 (auxiliary stop) The operation panel was disconnected/connected during operation A run signal was input while setting data in the stopped state, or the mode was returned to the operation mode with the LOCK button The power was turned ON while the run signal was ON The inverter was subjected to abnormal levels of interference. Communication fault between inverter and communication U/T Communication fault between communication U/T and computer

Remedy • Check the electronic thermal setting current • Reduce the load

• Inspect the sequence circuit to confirm that the auxiliary signal is correct.

• Inspect the sequence circuit to confirm that the auxiliary signal is correct.

• Take care with the handling of the operation panel • Check the run signal when the data is being set • Check the POWER LOSS START MODE (parameter No.50)

• Reduce the noise around the inverter

• Check connection between inverter and communication U/T • Check the connection of the communication wire

Note) Refer to "Troubleshooting ① and ② " on pages 69 to 71.

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Resetting Fault Trips ● If a fault is shown on the main display and the inverter stops, take the necessary action

to discover the cause of the fault and then reset the inverter. To reset the inverter, follow one of the procedures below. Resetting by power supply Turn off the power once, then turn it on again. (Operation is possible when the power is turned ON again.) Resetting by stop input signal

For local setting (When parameter No.08 is set to 0) Press the STOP button on the operation panel and the fault will be reset. (Operation is possible when the operation command button is set to START.) For external setting (When parameter No.08 is set to 1, 2 or 3) Turn the external operation command switch off once and the fault will be reset. (Operation is possible when the operation command button is set to START.)

Resetting by panel

For external setting (When parameter No.08 is set to 4, 5 or 6) Press the STOP button on the operation panel and the fault will be reset. (Operation is possible when the operation command button is set to START.)

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ATTENTION

Depending on the POWER LOSS START MODE function setting, the unit may restart suddenly if the fault trip is reset while the operation signal is input. (Ensure personal safety before resetting.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. ＊ Read "POWER LOSS START MODE (parameter No.50)" on page 44.

Note) If the reset lockout function is used, the reset lockout function will have the priority.

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Resetting by control terminals ● Set

parameter No.20 (MULTIFUNCTION INPUT SELECT) to 1, 5 or 8, and the fault can be reset with control terminals 6 ~ 16.

● If SW3 is closed and then opened, the fault will be

reset.

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ATTENTION

Depending on the POWER LOSS START MODE function setting, the unit may restart suddenly if the fault trip is reset while the operation signal is input. (Ensure personal safety before resetting.) Failure to do so could lead to injury. ＊ Read "POWER LOSS START MODE (parameter No.50)" on page 44. [Reset lockout function] ● The resetting with control terminals 6-16 can be locked

out when 2, 6 or 9 is set in parameter No.20. Resetting is possible only with the power supply. Resetting with the power supply and by stop reset are possible. ＊See "MULTIFUNCTION INPUT SELECT (parameter No.20)" on page 38.

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Troubleshooting ① The motor does not rotate (when fault display is not lit)

Is the power voltage correct?

Check the operation panel display.

YES NO Is the lock display (•) on?

YES

Press the lock button.

Check the local/external operation setting.

Turn the local or external START button ON.

Check the frequency setting value.

Set the frequency setting value to 0.2Hz or higher.

The output frequency is not displayed. The output voltage is not being supplied. YES The inverter is defective. (Contact your supplier)

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The voltage is being supplied to the motor.

YES The motor is defective.

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ATTENTION

● Wait at least five minutes after turning the input power OFF before starting inspections.

(Also confirm that the CHARGE lamp has gone out.) Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks. ● Maintenance, inspection and part replacement must be done by qualified persons.

(Remove all metal personal belongings (watches, bracelets, etc.) before starting the work.) (Use tools treated with insulation.) Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks or injuries.

The motor does not rotate (when fault display is lit) When one of the faults on pages 65 and 66 is displayed but the motor has not rotate, check the following: (1) Is this the first time (or immediately after installation) power has been applied to the inverter? Check whether it has been in use. (2) Check if this is an inverter malfunction (failure), or a wiring or motor malfunction. If the phenomenon occurs for the first time or immediately after installation (pages 65 and 66 display such as OC1)

Remove inverter load wiring from terminals U, V and W.

Press the START button.

OC1, etc., on pages 65 and 66.

YES

Inverter malfunction (Contact your supplier for assistance).

● After this procedure, make checks and remedies according to each fault displayed

(refer to pages 65 and 66.)

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Troubleshooting ②

MCCB trips. Is MCCB of suitable rating? YES Is input/output terminal wiring correct? YES Does a ground fault exist in main circuit wiring? YES MCCB failure or inverter malfunction (Contact your supplier for assistance).

Motor has over temperature

Is the motor overloaded?

YES





NO

Are V/F characteristic correct?

NO

Reduce the load factor. Increase the motor capacity. (If the motor capacity exceeds the inverter capacity, increase the latter as well).

Reduce V/F characteristic.

YES Is the load factor reduction correct for continuous operation at low frequency?

NO





YES Does an open phase exist in the output of the inverter? YES Inverter malfunction (Contact your supplier for assistance).

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

Reduce the load factor or apply forced cooling. Increase the motor capacity. (If the motor capacity exceeds the inverter capacity, increase the latter as well.) Check if output frequency can be increased for use.

Maintenance and Inspection (Precautions) ！

ATTENTION

● Wait at least five minutes after turning the input power OFF before starting inspection.

(Also confirm that the CHARGE lamp has gone out.) Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks. ● Maintenance, inspection and part replacement must be done by qualified persons.

(Remove all metal personal belongings (watches, bracelets, etc.) before starting the work.) (Use tools treated with insulation.) Failure to do so could lead to electric shocks or injuries. ● Never modify the unit. Doing so could lead to electric shocks or injuries.

(It would also invalidate the warranty).

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ATTENTION

● Have an electrician periodically tighten the terminal screws.

Loosening of the terminal screws could lead to overheating or fire.

Precautions for inspections When measuring the insulation between the power supply line and motor line, always disconnect the wires connected to the inverter first. Do not perform a megger test on the control circuit.

The inverter is mainly configured of semiconductor elements. Thus, daily inspections must be carried out to prevent the effect of the working environment such as the temperature, humidity, dust and vibration, and to prevent other trouble that occurs due to the passage of part usage and part life. The standard replacement years that apply when the inverter is used a general environment (ambient average annual temperature 30°C, load rate of 80% or less, and 12 working hours or less a day) are given on the next page.

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Inspection items (1) Daily inspection Check that the inverter is operating as intended. Check the input and output voltages of the inverter during operation using a voltmeter. (2) Periodic inspection Check all locations where inspection can only be performed when the inverter is stopped.

Parts replacement The lifetime is greatly dependent on the installation conditions. For example: a) The lifetime of a relay depends on the wear condition of its contact surfaces. The contact current and load inductance are major factors. b) The capacitor inside the inverter is used mainly as a smoothing filter and its lif etime varies greatly with temperature as internal chemical reactions take place. An aluminum electrolytic capacitor has Arrhenius law characteristics (10°C doubling law); the lifetime is 50% when the temperature rises 10°C, or the lifetime is 200% when the temperature is reduced 10°C. The lifetime of the inverter is therefore determined by temperature. If the inverter is used at high temperatures, the aluminum electrolytic capacitor may wear out even though other parts remain normal. In this case, the aluminum electrolytic capacitor must be replaced to keep the inverter working.

Standard Part name replacement

Replacement procedure

Cooling fan

2 or 3 years

Replace with a new part

Smoothing capacitor

5 years

Relays

e m ti e fi L

Investigate and replace with new part if necessary. Investigate and replace with new part if necessary. Temperature

"Arrhenius law"

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Maintenance and Inspection (Inspection Table) n o ti a c o LComponent

m e t Installation s y condtion s le o h W Whole system Power supply voltage

General

Connected electrical conductors and wires ti uTransforrc i mer reactor c inTerminal ablocks M

Transistor and diode modules

Smoothing capacitor

Relays and contactors

Check

Check y lr 2y y il a re frequency a e v D Y E

s r a e y

Check method

Ambient temperature, relative humidity, dust, ○ etc.

See page 10 for installation precautions.

Abnormal vibration and ○ noise.

Visual inspection and audible check

Is the main circuit voltage normal?

Measure the input voltage

○

(1) Check if all fastenings are tight. (2) Any indication of overheating on any part? (3) Clean

Is there any damage?

Ambient temp.: See page 10 for installation precautions.

Thermo meter

Relative humidity: 90% max. Normal appearance and noise

Hygrometer

342 – 506V (400V)

Voltmeter

○

(1) Tighten fastenings

○

(2) Visual inspection

(1) (2) Normal

Visual inspection

Normal

By smell (inverter control panel)

Normal

Visual inspection

Normal

○ ○ ○

Check the resistance between terminals. (1) Are there any liquid ○ leaks? (2) Is the safety valve ○ exposed or distorted? (3) Measure ○ electrostatic capacity. (1) Is there any ○ vibration during operation? (2) Check the timer ○ operation. (3) Are the contacts damaged?

Instrument

○ ○

(1) Are electrical conductors crooked? (2) Is the cover broken? Strange smells?

Test criteria

○

Remove the wires from the main circuit ○ terminal block and measure the resistance. (1) Visual inspection (1) Normal (2) Visual inspection

Ohm meter

(2) Normal Capacitance meter

(3) Using a (3) Minimum 85% of capacitance meter rated capacity (1) Audible check

(2) Measure time (inverter control panel) (3) Visual inspection

Normal (For (2), refer Stopwatch to the specifications and universal manual) counter (inverter control panel)

Continued on following page.

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n io t a c oComponent L

Resistor

s ti u c ir c n Operation io t checks c e t o r p d n a l ro t n o C All parts s tr a PCapaci-

tor m te s y s Cooling g n li o o C

fan

y Display unit a l p s i D Meter r o t General o M

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Check

Check frequency 2 y lr y y il a re a e D Y vE

(1) Check for cracks in ○ the insulation. (2) Check for ○ disconnection. (1) Check output line ○ voltage balance between phases during inverter operation without application. (2) Test the sequence ○ protection operations, check protection and display circuits are normal. (1) Any strange smells or discoloration? ○ (2) Is there heavy rusting? Any trace of liquid ○ leaks or deformation? (1) Check for ○ abnormal vibrations or noise. ○ (2) Check all connectors are tight. (1) Are any LEDs not working? ○ (2) Clean ○ Are all readings correct?

○

(1) Check for ○ abnormal vibrations or noise. ○ (2) Strange smells?

s r a e y

Check method

Test criteria

Visual inspection

Normal

(1) Measure voltage between output terminals.

(1) Line output balance is 4V max.

(2) Short-circuit fault alarm output terminals on test.

(2) Sequence protection circuit is operating normally.

Visual inspection and smell

Normal

Instrument

Rectifier type voltmeter

Visual inspection (1) Audible check (2) Tighten fastenings

Normal

Visual inspection

Normal

Check the meter indicating value.

Must conform to specified and set values.

(1) Audible check and visual inspection (2) Smell motor and touch motor

Normal

Voltmeter Ammeter

Specifications ●

Rated specifications

400V Three Phase Series Product No.

Applied motor output (kW)

Rated output current (A)

Rated output capacity (kVA)＊

Power supply capacity (kVA)＊

Mass (kg)

BFV80554Z

5.5

12

9.6

13.6

4.0

BFV80754Z

7.5

17

13.5

17.6

4.2

BFV81104Z

11

22

17.5

21.1

10.0

BFV81504Z

15

31

24.7

27.7

10.0

BFV81904Z

19

38

30.3

32.7

13.0

BFV82204Z

22

43

34.3

36.7

13.0

BFV83004Z

30

61

48.6

52.6

20.0

BFV83704Z

37

70

55.8

59.8

24.0

＊ Rated output capacity is specified for output voltage of 460V. ＊ Power supply capacity depends on power supply impedance. It should equal or exceed the capacity specified above.

Note) The rated output current is for a carrier frequency of 10kHz or less. When using at 12.5kHz or 15kHz, decrease the rated current to the f ollowing values and use. 1) 5.5~22kW • 12.5kHz : (rated current) × 0.9 • 15.0kHz : (rated current) × 0.8 2) 30, 37kW • 12.5kHz : (rated current) × 0.7 • 15.0kHz : (rated current) × 0.6

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Standard specifications

400V Three Phase Series Applied motor output d e t a R

t u tp u o

y l p p u s r e w o p t u p n I

5.5 to 37kW

Rated output voltage

3-phase, 380 to 460V (proportional to power supply voltage)

Overload capacity

150% of rated output current for 1 minute ( ※)

Number of phases, voltage, frequency

Three phase, 380 to 460V: 50/60Hz

Voltage variations

±10% of rated AC input voltage

Frequency variations

±5% of rated input frequency

Instantaneous voltage drop resistance

Continuous operation at 330V or more, or at less than 330V for 15 ms.

(※ Also equivalent to class 20 overload protection)

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Common specifications y c n e u q e rf t u p t u O

Output frequency range

0.2 to 400Hz

Frequency display

Digital display

Output frequency accuracy

±0.5% of selected maximum output frequency (25±10°C) for analog setting

Frequency setting resolution

Digital setting : 0.01Hz (0.1Hz over 100Hz) Analog setting: 0.1Hz (50/60Hz by parameter setting)

Inverter control

High carrier frequency sinusoidal PWM control

Carrier frequency

Variable from 0.8 to 15kHz

Start/Stop

Select with operation panel buttons, 1a contact signal (either 1a, 1b contact signal) or wait time setting (0.1 to 100sec.)

Forward/Reverse

Select with operation panel buttons, or 1a contact signal (reverse operation prohibit setting possible)

n Jog operation io t a r e Stop select p O Reset

Optional setting for 0.2 to 20Hz Optional Accel./Decel Time settings for 0.04 to 1600 seconds Select from: ramp-to-stop or coast-to-stop Select from: reset by power supply or by inputting stop signal. External reset setting is also possible.

Stop frequency

Setting from 0.2 to 60Hz

Instantaneous power failure restart

Select from: function OFF, restart at 0 Hz, or restart at the setting frequency

Frequency setting signal l o rt Voltage/frequency n characteristic o C 2nd voltage/ frequency characteristics

Digital setting: Operation panel Analog setting: 0-5V DC, 0-10V DC, 4-20mA DC, 10k Ω potentiometer, input impedance at 50k Ω(0-5V DC), 20k Ω (0-10V DC), and approx. 350 Ω(4-20mA DC) Select from: 50Hz, 60Hz, optional base frequency setting for 45 to 400Hz, constant torque, or square low torque pattern Optional base frequency setting for 45 to 400Hz

Torque boost

Optional setting for 0 to 40%

2nd torque boost level

Optional setting for 0 to 40%

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Accel./Decel. time

0.04 to 1600 sec. (individual accel. and decel. time setting)

Accel./Decel. characteristics

Linear/S-character characteristics (selection switchover)

Accel./Decel. time 2, 3, 0.1 to 1600 sec. (individual accel. and decel. time setting) Can be and 4 linked with multispeed setting.

l o Up to 8 preset frequency settings (programmable) rt Multispeed frequency n settings Can be linked with accel. and decel. time setting. o C Up to 3 place settings (skip frequency band setting from 1 to Skip frequency settings 10Hz) Upper frequency setting Setting for 0.2 to 400Hz Lower frequency setting Setting for 0.2 to 400Hz Bias and gain frequency settings

Bias: set for –99.9 to 400Hz Gain: set for 0 to 400Hz

External fault trip

Select from: auxiliary interlock fault or auxiliary stop (coast-tostop)

g n i Regenerative k a Brakr braking B ing DC dynamic torque braking s l Operation frequency a n signal g i s t u p t u o l a n r Output signal e t x E

y la p Operating conditions s i D Fault trip buffers n Current limit o ti c e t Shut-off (stop) o r P Stall prevention

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20% min. Working at less than setting stop frequency (braking torque and braking time settings) 0 ~ 5V DC Open collector output (50V, 50mA max.) Run signal, arrival signal, frequency detection signal, overload alarm signal, reverse operation signal (selectable) 1c contact output (contact capacity at 250V AC, resistance load at 0.5A) Fault alarm signal, run signal, arrival signal, frequency detection signal, overload alarm signal, reverse operation signal (selectable) Output frequency, setting frequency (F1) (A2) Line speed display (selection switchover) Output current (A0), output voltage (A1), rotation direction Display when protective functions are activated (last 4 faults are stored). Current limit can be set to 1 to 200% of rated output current Instantaneous overcurrent, over temperature (SC), overcurrent (OC), low voltage (LV), overvoltage (OV), auxiliary interlock (AU), overload/electronic thermal overload (OL), operation error (OP) Overcurrent stall prevention, regenerative overvoltage stall prevention

Ambient temperature and relative humidity t n Storage and transport e mtemperature, relative n humidity o ri v n Vibration E Installation condition

–10°C to +40°C (non-freezing) 90% RH max. (non-condensing) –25°C to +65°C, 95% RH max. 2

5.9 m/s (0.6G) max. Altitude of 1000 m or less, indoors, free of corrosive gases and dust

Enclosure

IP20 screen-protected type

Cooling method

Forced air cooling

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ATTENTION ●

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This general purpose inverter has not been designed or manufactured to be used in machines used in situations involved with human lives. Please contact Matsushita Electric when using this inverter for special applications such as for movable body, medical purposes, aerospace purposes, nuclear energy control, or sea floor relay devices or systems. This product has manufactured under tight quality control. However, when using the inverter in important facilities in which trouble could cause hazards to human lives, or when a major loss could occur due to trouble, install safety devices to prevent major accidents. When using this product for a load other than a 3-phase AC motor, please contact Matsushita Electric.

Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd. AUTOMATION CONTROLS GROUP Head Office : 1048, Kadoma, Kadoma-shi, Osaka 571-8686, Japan Telephone : Japan (81) Osaka (06) 6908-1050 Facsimile : Japan (81) Osaka (06) 6908-5781 Matsushita Electric Works (Europe) AG, Rudolf-Diesel-Ring 2, D-83607 Holzkirchen, Germany Telephone : 49-8024-648-0 Facsimile : 49-8024-648-111 AROMAT Corporation, 629 Central Avenue, New Providence, New Jersey 07974, U.S.A. Telephone : 1-908-464-3550 Facsimile : 1-908-771-5658 Matsushita Electric Works (Asia Pacific) Pte. Ltd. 101 Thomson Road, #25-03/05, United Square, Singapore 307591 Telephone : 65-255-5473 Matsushita Electric Works (China) Co., Ltd. Suite 201Level 2, Tower W3, The Towers, Oriental Plaza, No.1, East Chang An Avenue, Dong Cheng District, Beijing, 100005, China Telephone : 86-10-6590-8646 COPYRIGHT C 2004 All Rights Reserved

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