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Chapter V Description of parameters
Correspondence setting
Correspondence setting
(Frequency / torque)
(Frequency / torque)
Figure 5 - 16 simulates the correspondence between a given value and a set value
F5 - 29 AI curve 2 minimum input
0.00V~F5-31 [0.00V]
F5 - 30 AI curve 2 minimum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F5 - 31 AI curve 2 maximum input
F5-29~10.00V [10.00V]
F5 - 32 AI curve 2 maximum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [100.0%]
F5 - 33 AI2 filtering time
0.00s~10.00s [0.10s]
For the function and usage of curve 2, please refer to the description of curve 1.
F5 - 34 AI curve 3 minimum input
0.00V~F5-36 [0.00V]
F5 - 35 AI curve 3 minimum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F5 - 36 AI curve 3 maximum input
F5-34~10.00V [10.00V]
F5 - 37 AI curve 3 maximum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [100.0%]
F5 - 38 AI3 filtering time
0.00s~10.00s [0.10s]
For the function and usage of curve 3, please refer to the description of curve 1.
F5 - 39 AI curve selection
111~555 [321]
Bit: curve selection corresponding to AI1
1: Curve 1 (2 - point curve, see F5 - 24 ~ F5 - 27)
2: Curve 2 (2 - point curve, see F5 - 29 ~ F5 - 32)
3: Curve 3 (2 - point curve, see F5 - 34 ~ F5 - 37)
4: Curve 4 (4 - point curve, see F5 - 41 ~ F5 - 48)
5: Curve 5 (4 - point curve, see F5 - 49 ~ F5 - 56)
10 bits: the curve corresponding to AI2 are selected to be
1 - 5 and are the same as the individual bits.
100 bits: the curves corresponding to AI3 are selected to be
1 - 5 and are the same as the individual bits.
Notes:
The individual bit, ten bits and hundred bits of the function code are respectively used for selection, and analog
input AI1, AI2 and AI3 correspond to the set curves. 3 analog quantity input can select any one of the five curves.
Curve 1, curve 2, and curve 3 are all 2 - Point curve, while curve 4 and curve 5 are both 4 - point curves.
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F5 - 40 AI is lower than the minimum input setting
000~111 [000]
selection
Bit: AI1 is lower than the minimum input setting selection
0: corresponds to minimum input settings.
1:0.0%
If it is less than the minimum input, 0.0 % is considered as input.
10 bits: AI2 is lower than the minimum input setting and the definitions of
0~1 is the same as the individual bits.
10 bits: AI3 is lower than the minimum input setting and the definitions of
0~1 is the same as the individual bits.
This function code is used for setting, when the voltage of analog quantity input is less than the set “minimum
input", how to determine the setting corresponding to analog quantity input.
The individual, ten and hundred bits of the function code correspond to analog quantity inputs AI1, AI2 and AI3,
respectively.
If
0 is selected, when the AI input is lower than the “minimum input", the corresponding setting of the analog
quantity is the function code.
Determined curve “minimum input corresponding settings" (F5 - 25, F5 - 30, F5 - 35). If 1 is selected, when the
AI input is lower than the minimum input, the corresponding setting of the analog quantity is
0.0
%.
F5 - 41 AI curve 4 minimum input
0.00V~F5-43 [0.00V]
F5 - 42 AI curve 4 minimum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F5 - 43 AI curve 4 inflection point 1 input
F5-41~F5-45V [3.00V]
F5 - 44 AI curve 4 inflection point 1 input corresponding
-100.0%~100.0% [30.0%]
settings
F5 - 45 AI curve 4 inflection point 2 input
F5-43~F5-47 [6.00V]
F5 - 46 AI curve 4 inflection point 2 input corresponding
-100.0%~100.0% [60.0%]
settings
F5 - 47 AI curve 4 maximum input
F5-29~10.00V [10.00V]
F5 - 48 AI curve 4 maximum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [100.0%]
F5 - 49 AI curve 5 min input
0.00V~F5-51 [0.00V]
F5 - 50 AI curve 5 minimum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F5 - 51 AI curve 5 inflection point 1 input
F5-49~F5-53V [3.00V]
F5 - 52 AI curve 5 inflection point 1 input corresponding
-100.0%~100.0% [30.0%]
settings
F5 - 53 AI curve 5 inflection point 2 input
F5-51~F5-55 [6.00V]
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F5-54 AI curve 5 inflection point 2 input corresponding
-100.0%~100.0% [60.0%]
settings
F5-55 AI curve 5 maximum input
F5-53~10.00V [10.00V]
F5-56 AI curve 5 maximum input corresponding settings
-100.0%~100.0% [100.0%]
The functions of curve 4 and curve 5 are similar to those of curve 1 to curve 3, but curve 1 to curve 3 are 2 - point
straight lines, while curve 4 and curve 5 are 4 - point curves, which can realize more flexible correspondence. Figs. 5
- 17 are schematic diagrams of curves 4 to 5, taking curve 4 as an example.
Analog input corresponding
set quantity (100 %)
Maximum input settings
corresponding to
Inflection point 1
corresponding setting F5-44
Inflection point 2
input
OV/0mA
Inflection point 1 input
AI voltage input (10V)
Inflection point 2 corresponds
to setting F5 - 46
AI minimum input setting
F5 - 42
Figure 5 - 17 schematic diagram of 4 - point curve
Notes:
When setting curve 4 and curve 5, you should pay attention to the following conditions: minimum input voltage of
curve < inflection point 1 voltage < Inflection point 2 voltage < maximum voltage
F5-65 AI1 sets jumping point
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F5-66 AI1 sets jump amplitude
0.0% - 100.0% [0.5%]
F5-67 AI2 sets jumping point
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F5-68 AI2 sets jump amplitude
0.0% - 100.0% [0.5%]
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F5-69 AI3 sets jumping point
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F5-70 AI3 sets jump amplitude
0.0% - 100.0% [0.5%]
Analog quantity inputs AI1 to AI3 have the function of setting value jump. The skip function refers to setting the
analog quantity corresponding to changes in the upper and lower sections of the skip point.
The value is fixed to the value of the jumping point.
Example:
The voltage of analog quantity input AI1 fluctuates up and down 5.00V, ranging from 4.90V to 5.10V. the
minimum input 0.00 V of AI1 corresponds to 0.0 % and the maximum input 10.00V corresponds to 100. %. And then
the detected AI1 corresponds to a fluctuation of 49.0 % ~ 51.0 %.
Setting AI1 set jumping point F5 - 65 to 50.0 % and setting AI1 set jumping amplitude F5 - 66 to 1.0 %, the
corresponding setting of the obtained AI1 input after the jump function processing is fixed to 50.0 %, AI1 is converted
into a stable input and the fluctuation is eliminated.
F6 Group start-stop control
F6 - 00 starting operation mode
0~2 [0]
0: direct starting
If the starting DC braking time is set to 0, the frequency inverter will start operating from the starting frequency.
If the starting DC braking time is not 0, DC braking will be performed first, and then operation will start from the
starting frequency. Suitable for small inertia load, where the motor may rotate during start - up
1: speed tracking and restarting
The frequency inverter first judges the speed and direction of the motor, then starts at the tracked frequency of
the motor, and during rotation the motor starts smoothly and without impact. It is suitable for the restart of large
inertia load with instantaneous power failure. In order to ensure the performance of speed tracking and restart, it is
necessary to accurately set the f1 parameters of the motor.
2: The pre-excitation starting of the asynchronous machine
Is only valid for the asynchronous motor, which is used to establish the magnetic field before the motor runs.
Refer to the description of function codes F6 - 05 and F6 - 06 for pre-excitation current and pre-excitation time.
If the pre-excitation time is set to 0, the frequency inverter cancels the pre-excitation process and starts from the
starting frequency. If the pre-excitation time is not 0, the motor can be pre-excited before starting, which can improve
the dynamic response performance of the motor.
F6 - 01 speed tracking method
0~2 [0]
In order to complete the speed tracking process in the shortest time, select the way that the frequency inverter
tracks the motor speed:
0: starting from shutdown frequency
This method is usually used to track down from the frequency of power failure.
1: starting from zero speed
Track up from zero frequency, and use it in case of power failure for a long time before starting.
2: starting from the maximum frequency
Track down from the maximum frequency and use the general power generating load.
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F6 - 02 rotational speed tracking speed
0~100 [20]
When speed tracking is restarted, select the speed of speed tracking.
The larger the parameter, the faster the tracking speed However, setting too large may lead to unreliable
tracking results.
F6 - 03 startup frequency
0.00Hz~10.00Hz [0.00Hz]
F6 - 04 startup frequency hold time
0.0s~100s [0.0s]
In order to ensure the motor torque during starting, please set the appropriate starting frequency. In order to fully
establish magnetic flux when starting the motor, it is necessary to keep the starting frequency for a certain period of
time.
The relationship between starting frequency and starting time is shown in figure 5 - 18.
Frequency
Time
Figure 5 - 18 startup frequency and startup time
Notes:
The starting frequency F6 - 03 is not limited by the lower limit frequency.
When the set target frequency is less than the starting frequency, and the frequency inverter will not start and
will be in standby mode.
During forward and reverse switching, the start frequency holding time does not work.
The startup frequency holding time is not included in the acceleration time, but is included in the operation time
of the simple PLC.
F6-05 start DC brake current / pre-excitation current
0%~100% [0%]
F6-06 start DC brake time / pre - excitation time
0.0s~100.0s [0.0s]
Start the direct current brake, which is usually used to stop the running motor before starting. The pre-excitation
is used to set up a magnetic field before starting the asynchronous motor to improve the response speed.
If it is valid when the startup mode is direct startup at this time, the frequency inverter performs direct current
braking according to the set starting direct current braking current, and starts to run after the starting direct current
braking time. If the DC braking time is set to 0, it will be started directly without direct current braking.
If the starting mode is asynchronous machine pre-excitation starting, the frequency inverter first establishes a
magnetic field in advance according to the set pre-excitation current, and then starts to run after the set
pre-excitation time. If the pre-excitation time is set to
0, it will be started directly without going through the
pre-excitation process.
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F6-07 stop DC brake starting frequency
0.00 Hz ~ maximum frequency [ 0.00 Hz ]
F6-08 stop DC brake waiting time
0.0s~36.0s [0.0s]
F6-09 stop DC brake current
0%~100% [0%]
F6-10 stop DC braking time
0.0s~36.0s [0.0s]
Stop DC brake starting frequency: during deceleration and stop, when the operating frequency drops to this
frequency, the DC brake process starts.
Stop DC brake waiting time: after the operating frequency is reduced to the stop DC brake starting frequency,
the frequency inverter stops output for a period of time before starting the DC brake process. It is used to prevent
over-current and other faults that may be caused by starting DC braking at higher speeds
Output frequency
Time
Time
Output voltage
Starting DC
Parking DC brake quantity
momentum control
Time
Starting braking time
Brake waiting time
Parking brake time
Run command
Figure 5 - 19 schematic diagram of DC braking
F6 - 11 brake usage
0%~100% [100%]
Valid only for frequency inverter with built-in brake unit
It is used to adjust the duty ratio of the moving unit and if the brake usage rate is high, the duty ratio of the brake
unit is high and the brake effect is strong, but the inverter bus voltage fluctuates greatly during braking.
Notes:
The setting of this function code should take into account the resistance and power of the braking resistor.
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F6-13 JOG frequency
0.00 Hz ~ maximum frequency [ 2.00 Hz ]
F6-14 JOG acceleration time
0.0s~6500.0s [20.0s]
F6-15 JOG deceleration time
0.0s~6500.0s [20.0s]
The given frequency and acceleration / deceleration time of the frequency inverter during define JOG.
During JOG operation, the starting mode is fixed as direct starting mode and the stopping mode is fixed as
deceleration stopping mode.
F6 -16 terminal JOG takes precedence
0~1 [0]
This parameter is used to set whether the terminal jog function has the highest priority.
When the terminal JOG takes precedence, if the terminal JOG command appears during operation, the
frequency inverter will switch to the terminal point running status
F6 - 17 acceleration time 2
0.0s ~ 6500.0 S [ model determination ]
F6 - 18 deceleration time 2
0.0s ~ 6500.0 S [ model determination ]
F6 - 19 acceleration time 3
0.0s ~ 6500.0 S [ model determination ]
F6 - 20 deceleration time 3
0.0s ~ 6500.0 S [ model determination ]
F6 - 21 acceleration time 4
0.0s ~ 6500.0 S [ model determination ]
F6 - 22 deceleration time 4
0.0s ~ 6500.0 S [ model determination ]
HV480 has 4 groups of acceleration and deceleration times, which are F0 - 10 \ F0 - 11 and the above 3 groups
of acceleration and deceleration times respectively.
The definitions of the four groups of acceleration and deceleration times are exactly the same, please refer to F0
- 10 and F0 - 11 related instructions.
Through different combinations of multifunctional digital input terminals x, four groups of acceleration and
deceleration times can be switched and selected, and the specific user can please refer to the relevant instructions in
function codes F5 - 01 ~ F5 - 05 for the method.
F6 -23 acceleration and deceleration mode
0~1 [0]
Select the frequency change mode of the frequency inverter during start-up and stop - up.
0: the output frequency of linear acceleration and deceleration
Increases or decreases linearly according to a constant slope.
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Chapter V Description of parameters
Frequency
Time
Acceleration time
Deceleration time
Figure 5 - 20 linear acceleration and deceleration
1: S curve acceleration and deceleration
The output frequency increases or decreases according to the S curve. The S curve is used in places that
require gentle start-up or shutdown, such as electric ladders and conveyor belts. The function codes F6 - 24 and F6 -
25 define the time ratios of the start and end segments of the S - curve acceleration and deceleration respectively.
Frequency
Time
Acceleration time
Deceleration time
Figure 5 - 21 S curve acceleration and deceleration
F6 - 24 S curve start period time proportion
0%~0.0%~(100.0%-F6-25) [30%]
F6 - 25 S curve end period time proportion
0%~0.0%~(100.0%-F6-26) [30%]
The function codes F6 - 24 and F6 - 25 respectively define the time ratio between the start and end periods of
the S curve acceleration and deceleration A and the two function codes shall meet the following requirements: F6-24
+ F6-25 ≤ 100.0%
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F6-26 acceleration time 1 and acceleration time 2 switch
0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency [0.00hz]
frequency points
F6-27 deceleration time 1 and deceleration time 2 switch
0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency [0.00hz]
frequency points
During acceleration, if the operating frequency is less than F6 - 26, the acceleration time 2 is selected; if the
operating frequency is greater than F6 - 26, select acceleration time 1.
During deceleration, select deceleration time 1 if the operating frequency is greater than F6 - 27, and select
deceleration time 1 if the operating frequency is less than F6 -27 and the deceleration time 2 is selected.
F7 Group torque control
F7 - 00 speed / torque control mode
0~1 [0]
0: speed control mode.
1: torque control mode.
Notes:
The torque control mode is only valid in vector mode and VF control mode is invalid.
The X terminal has two functions related to torque control: torque control inhibits (function 29) and speed control
/ torque control switch (function 46). These two terminals should be used in conjunction with F7 - 00 to switch speed
and torque control.
F7 - 01 torque setting selection under torque control
0~7 [0]
mode
F7 - 01 is used to select the torque setting source. There are 8 torque setting methods.
Torque setting uses relative value, 100.0 % corresponding to the rated torque of the motor. Setting range -
200.0 % ~ 200.0 %, table the maximum torque of the Ming frequency inverter is twice the rated torque of the
frequency inverter.
When the torque is given to be positive, the frequency inverter is running in forward rotation
When the torque is given to be negative, the frequency inverter is running in reverse rotation
0: digital setting ( F7 - 03 )
Means that the target torque directly uses the F7 - 03 setting value.
1: AI1
2: AI2
3: AI3
Refers to the target torque is determined by the analog input terminal.
AI is given as torque, the voltage / current input corresponds to 100.0 % set, which refers to the percentage of
F7 - 03 set with respect to the torque number.
4. PULSE pulse (X5)
Target torque is given through terminal X5 high speed pulse.
Pulse given signal specification: voltage range 9V~30V, frequency range 0kHz~100kHz. Pulse given can only
be input from the multi-function input terminal X5.
The setting of 100.0 % corresponding to X5 terminal pulse input refers to the percentage of F7 - 03 set with
respect to the torque figure.
5. Communication given
Refers to the target torque is given by means of communication.
The host computer gives the data through the communication address 0x1000, and the data format is -
100.00 % - 100.00 %. 100.00 % refers to the percentage set by F7 - 03 with respect to the torque figure.
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F7 - 02 small torque stop compensation
-50.0%~50.0% [0.0%]
During torque control, the setting torque is too small to stop the traction load. At this time, F7 - 02 is added, and
the setting goes bigger, and the greater the torque during shutdown (note: not deceleration).
F7 - 04 torque control speed limit source
0~1[0]
0: set speed limit by F7 - 05 and F7 - 06.
When the torque setting is greater than 0, the upper frequency limit is given by F7 - 05; When the torque
setting is less than 0, the upper frequency limit is set by F7 - 06.
1: set by frequency source F0 - 03 frequency source.
When the torque is set to be 0, the upper frequency limit is determined by the frequency selected by F0 - 03.
When the torque is set to be 0, the upper frequency limit is F0 - 03 negative number of selected frequency.
F7-05Torque control forward maximum frequency
0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency [50.00hz]
F7-06Torque control reverse maximum frequency
0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency [50.00hz]
During torque control, the acceleration / deceleration time of the upper frequency limit is set at F7 - 09
(acceleration) / F7 - 10 (deceleration).
Used to set the maximum forward or reverse operating frequency of the frequency inverter in torque control
mode.
When the frequency inverter torque is controlled, if the load torque is less than the motor output torque, the
motor speed will continuously increase. In order to prevent accidents such as speeding in mechanical systems, it is
necessary to limit the maximum rotational speed of the motor during torque control.
If it is necessary to dynamically and continuously change the maximum frequency of torque control, the upper
limit frequency can be controlled.
F7-07 Torque given rise time
0.00s~650.00s [0.00s]
F7-08 Given torque drop time
0.00s~650.00s [0.00s]
Under the torque control mode, the difference between the motor output torque and the load torque determines
the speed change rate of the motor and the load. Therefore, the speed of the motor may change rapidly, which will
cause problems such as noise or excessive mechanical stress. By setting the torque control acceleration and
deceleration time, the rotation speed of the motor can be changed smoothly.
However, when torque is required to respond quickly, torque control acceleration and deceleration time should
be set to 0.00s.
F7-09 Torque control frequency rise time
0.00s~6500.00s [20.00s]
F7-10 Torque control frequency drop time
0.00s~6500.00s [20.00s]
F8 Group auxiliary function
F8 - 00 cumulative power-on arrival time setting
0h~65000h [0h]
When the accumulated power-on time (U0 - 71) reaches the power-on time set by F8 - 00, the frequency inverter
multifunction (No. 24) digital DO outputs the on signal.
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F8 - 01 cumulative run arrival time setting
0h~65000h [0h]
When the accumulated operating time (U0 - 70) reaches this set operating time, the digital DO of the frequency
inverter multifunction (No. 12) outputs the on signal.
Note: when modifying this function code, the motor group parameters will change accordingly.
F8 - 04 timing function selection
0~1 [0]
0: invalid
1: valid
F8 - 05 timing run time selection
0~3 [0]
0: set by F8 - 06
1: set by AI1 (100 % analog input range corresponds to F8 - 06)
2: AI2 setting (100 % analog input range corresponds to F8 - 06)
3: AI3 setting (100 % analog input range corresponds to F8 - 06)
F8 - 02 = 4, the frequency inverter starts timing when it starts. After reaching the set timing running time, the
frequency inverter stops automatically and the multi-function DO outputs an on signal at the same time.
Each time the frequency inverter starts, it starts counting from 0. The remaining running time of timing can be
checked through u0 - 20.
The timing run time is set by F8 - 05 / F8 - 06 and the time unit is min.
F8-06 timing run time
0.0Min~6500.0Min [0.0Min]
F8-07 arrival time setting for this run
0.0Min~6500.0Min [0.0Min]
When the running time of this startup reaches this time, the multi-function digital DO of the frequency inverter
outputs an on signal of “the running time reaches this time".
F8 - 08 skip frequency 1
0.00 Hz ~ maximum frequency [ 0.00Hz ]
F8 - 09 skip frequency 2
0.00 Hz ~ maximum frequency [ 0.00Hz ]
F8 - 10 skip frequency 3
0.00 Hz ~ maximum frequency [ 0.00Hz ]
F8 - 11 skip frequency 4
0.00 Hz ~ maximum frequency [ 0.00Hz ]
F8 - 12 jump frequency amplitude
0.00 Hz ~ maximum frequency [ 0.00Hz ]
F8 - 08 ~ F8 - 12 are designed for the output frequency of the frequency inverter to avoid the resonance point of
the mechanical load.
When the set frequency is within the jump frequency range, the actual operating frequency will run in the jump
closer to the set frequency. By setting the jumping frequency, the frequency inverter can avoid the mechanical
resonance point of the load.
HV480 can set 4 hopping frequency points. If all 4 hopping frequencies are set to 0, the hopping frequency
function will be cancelled.
The conditions that must be met: The principle of hopping frequency 1 < = hopping frequency 2 < = hopping
frequency 3 < = hopping frequency 4
Hopping frequency and hopping frequency amplitude is illustrated herein with, please refer to figure 5 - 22.
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Output frequency
/hz
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 4
Jumping amplitude
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 3
Jumping amplitude
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 2
Jumping amplitude
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 1
Jumping amplitude
Time /t
Figure 5 - 22 Hopping frequency diagram
F8 - 13 is the Hopping frequency valid during
0~1 [0]
acceleration and deceleration
This function code is used to set whether the skip frequency is valid during acceleration and deceleration.
F8 - 13 = 1, when the operating frequency is in the hopping frequency range, the actual operating frequency will
skip the set hopping frequency boundary. Figure 5 - 23 is a schematic diagram showing the valid jumping frequency
during acceleration and deceleration.
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Output frequency
/hz
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 4
Jumping amplitude
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 3
Jumping amplitude
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 2
Jumping amplitude
Jumping amplitude
Hopping frequency 1
Jumping amplitude
Time /t
Figure 5 - 23 valid diagram of jumping frequency during acceleration and deceleration
Sleep frequency ( F8 - 16 ) - maximum frequency ( F0 -
F8-14 wakeup frequency
10 ) [0.00HZ]
F8-15 wake - up and delay time
0.0s~6500.0s [0.0S]
F8-16 sleep frequency
0.00 Hz ~ wakeup frequency ( F8 - 14 ) [ 0.00 Hz ]
F8-17 sleep delay time
0.0s~6500.0s [0.0S]
This set of parameters is used to realize sleep and wake-up functions in water supply applications.
During the operation of the frequency inverter, when the set frequency is less than or equal to the F8 - 16 sleep
frequency, the F8 - 17 delay time passes After that, the frequency inverter goes to sleep and stops automatically.
If the frequency inverter is in sleep state and the current operation command is valid, when the set frequency is
greater than or equal to F8 - 14 wake up Frequency, after a delay of time F8 - 15, the frequency inverter starts to
start.
In general, please set the wakeup frequency to be greater than or equal to the sleep frequency. Set the wake-up
frequency and sleep frequency to both 0.00 Hz, sleep and wake-up functions are invalid.
When the sleep function is enabled, if the frequency source uses PID, whether the sleep state PID is operated is
determined by the function code FA - 28, at this time must choose PID downtime calculation (FA - 28 = 1).
Note: during sleep, the running LED on the control panel blinks for 1s
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F8 - 18 output power correction factor
0.0%~200.0%[100.0%]
When the output power (u0 - 05) does not correspond to the expected value, the output power can be linearly
corrected through this value.
F8 - 19 instantaneous power failure action selection
0~2 [0]
In the event of an instantaneous power failure or a sudden drop in voltage, the frequency inverter compensates
for the drop in DC bus voltage of the frequency inverter by reducing the output speed, so as to maintain the
frequency inverter's continuous operation.
0: this function is invalid.
1: slow down.
When the power is cut off or the voltage drops suddenly, the frequency inverter slows down. When the bus
voltage returns to normal, the frequency inverter is normal. Speed up recovery to set frequency operation. The basis
for judging the bus voltage to return to normal is that the bus voltage is normal and the duration exceeds the set time
of F8 - 21.
2: slow down and shut down.
In the event of an instantaneous power failure or a sudden drop in voltage, the frequency inverter slows down
until it stops.
F8-20 momentary stop action pauses judgment voltage
80.0%~100.0% [90.0%]
F8-21 judging time of instantaneous power failure
0.00s~100.00s [0.50s]
voltage rebound
F8-22 instantaneous power failure action judgment
60.0 % ~ 100.0 % ( standard bus voltage ) [ 80.0 % ]
voltage
F8 - 23 ~ F8 - 32 are specially designed for the textile industry. They are used in textile, chemical fiber and other
industries, as well as in occasions where horizontal movement and winding functions are required. They are simply
referred to as swing frequency functions.
The pendulum frequency function is applicable to the pendulum frequency function. It refers to the frequency
output by the frequency inverter, which swings up and down around the set frequency. The track of the operating
frequency on the time axis is shown in figure 5 - 24. The swing amplitude is set by F8 - 23 and F8 - 24. When F8 - 24
is set to 0, the pendulum frequency will not work at this time.
Output frequency
Swing amplitude
Sudden jump frequency
Upper swing frequency
limit frequency
Pendulum frequency
center frequency
Pendulum frequency
lower limit frequency
Oscillating
Triangular
periodic
wave rise time
Time /t
Figure 5 - 24 schematic diagram of swing frequency operation
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F8 - 23 swing setting method
0~1 [0]
This parameter is used to determine the reference amount of the swing.
0: relative center frequency (current frequency source), variable swing system. The swing amplitude changes
with the change of the center frequency (set frequency).
1: the relative maximum frequency (F0 - 16) is a fixed swing system, and the swing is fixed.
F8 - 24 swing amplitude
0.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
F8 - 25 sudden jump frequency amplitude
0.0%~50.0% [0.0%]
This parameter is used to determine the values of swing amplitude and sudden jump frequency.
When setting the swing relative to the center frequency (F8 - 23 = 0), swing aw = setting frequency × swing
amplitude F8 - 24.
When setting the swing relative to the maximum frequency (F8 - 23 = 1), the swing aw = maximum frequency F0
- 16 × swing amplitude F8-24.
The sudden jump frequency amplitude is the percentage of the sudden jump frequency relative to the swing
amplitude when the swing frequency is running, i.e. sudden adjustment frequency = swing amplitude aw × sudden
jump frequency amplitude F8 - 25.
If the swing amplitude is selected relative to the center frequency (F8 - 23 = 0), the sudden adjustment
frequency is a change value.
If the swing amplitude is selected relative to the maximum frequency (F8 - 23 = 1), the sudden adjustment
frequency is a fixed value.
The frequency of swing frequency operation is limited by the upper limit frequency and the lower limit frequency.
F8 - 26 frequency swing period
0.0s~3000.0s [10.0s]
F8 - 27 triangular wave rise time coefficient
0.0%~100.0% [50.0%]
Frequency swing period: the time value of a complete frequency swing period.
The triangular wave rise time coefficient F8 - 27 is the percentage of the triangular wave rise time relative to the
wobble period F8 - 26.
Triangular wave rise time = frequency swing period F8 - 26 × triangular wave rise time coefficient F8 - 27 in
seconds.
Triangle wave falling time = swing frequency period F8 - 26× (1 - triangle wave rising time coefficient F8 - 27), in
seconds.
F8-28 set length
0m~65535m [1000m]
F8-29 actual length
0m~65535m [0m]
F8-30 number of pulses per meter
0.1~6553.5 [100.0]
The above function code is used for fixed length control.
Length information needs to be collected through a multifunctional digital input terminal, and the number of
pulses sampled by the terminal and the number of pulses per meter The actual length F8 - 29 can be calculated by
dividing F8 - 30.
During the fixed length control process, the length reset operation can be performed through the multi-function X
terminal (the X terminal function is selected as follows 28), please refer to F5 - 00 ~ F5 - 06 for details.
The corresponding input terminal function needs to be set to “length count input" (function 27) in the application.
In the pulse frequency X5 port must be used when it is high.
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F8 - 31 set count value
1~65535 [1000]
F8 - 32 specifies the count value
1~65535 [1000]
The count value needs to be collected through the multifunctional digital input terminal. The corresponding input
terminal function needs to be set to “counter input" (function 25) in the application. When the pulse frequency is high,
X5 port must be used.
When the count value reaches the set count value F8 - 31, the multifunction digital DO outputs the “set count
value reaches" ON signal, and then the counter stops counting
When the count value reaches the specified count value F8 - 32, the multifunction digital DO outputs the
“specified count value reaches" ON signal. At this time, the counter continues counting until “set count value" when
the counter stops.
The specified count value F8 - 32 should not be greater than the set count value F8 - 31. The count value can be
viewed in u0 - 12.
F9 Group failure and protection
F9 - 00 motor overload protection selection
0~1 [1]
F9 - 01 motor overload protection gain
0.20~10.00 [1.00]
F9 - 00 = 0: motor overload protection is invalid.
F9 - 00 = 1: at this time, the frequency inverter judges whether the motor is overloaded according to the inverse
time limit curve of the motor overload protection.
The shortest time to report motor overload is 2 minutes. If you need to adjust motor overload current and time,
please Set F9 - 01 (motor overload protection gain). The curve of motor overload current and overload time is shown
in the following figure:
Overload time
/min
Load /%
Figure 5 - 25 overload current vs. overload time curve
For example: if the motor is required to run at 120 % of the motor current for 30 minutes to report overload, the
default setting will be calculated first motor current IX overloaded for 30 minutes.
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According to the motor overload graph, if the 30 - minute overload is within the current range of 125 % and
135 %, then it can be concluded that the 30 - minute overload motor current IX under the default setting is as follows:
(40-30)÷ (125%-Ix) = (40-15) ÷ (125%-135%)
The result shows that the motor current Ix = 129 %, so it can be concluded that the motor needs to overload for
30 minutes at 120 % of the motor current, and the motor overload protection gain:
F9-01=120%÷Ix=120%÷129%=0.93
Note: the user needs to set the value of F9 - 01 correctly according to the actual overload capacity of the
motor. If the parameter setting is too large, it is likely to cause overheating damage to the motor and the
frequency inverter does not give an alarm in time to protect it!
F9 - 02 motor overload warning coefficient
50%~100%[80%]
This function is used to give an early warning signal to the control system through do before motor overload fault
protection. This early warning coefficient is used to determine how much early warning is to be given before motor
overload protection. The higher the value, the smaller the advance warning amount
When the frequency inverter output current accumulation is greater than the product of the overload inverse time
limit curve and F9 - 02, the multi-function digital word DO of the frequency inverter outputs the “motor overload
pre-alarm" on signal
F9 - 03 Over voltage stall gain
0~100 [0]
F9 - 04 stall over voltage point
120%~150% [130%]
F9 - 03 = 0: Over voltage stall protection function is invalid.
F9 - 03 non - 0: Over voltage stall protection function is valid.
During the speed reduction of the frequency inverter, due to the influence of the load inertia, the actual decrease
of the motor speed may be lower than the decrease rate of the output frequency. At this time, the motor will feed back
electric energy to the frequency inverter, causing the voltage of the DC bus of the frequency inverter to rise. If no
measures are taken, an Over voltage fault will occur.
The over-voltage stall protection function detects the bus voltage during the deceleration operation of the
frequency inverter, and compares it with the F9 - 04 * 534 v stall Over voltage point. If the stall voltage is exceeded,
the frequency output of the frequency inverter stops falling. When the bus voltage is lower than the stall Over voltage
point, the deceleration operation will be implemented again.
F9 - 03 the greater the Over voltage stall gain setting, the stronger the ability to suppress Over voltage. However,
on the premise that no over voltage occurs, the smaller the benefit increase setting is, the better.
For loads with small inertia, the over-pressure stall gain should be small; otherwise the system's dynamic
response will slow down.
For large inertia loads, this value should be large; otherwise, the suppression effect is not good and Over voltage
faults may occur.
Stall over voltage point
Time
Output frequency
Time
Figure 5 - 26 Over voltage stall function
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F9 - 05 over loss rate gain
0~100 [20]
F9 - 06 stall flow point
100%~200% [150%]
Over current speed: when the frequency inverter output current reaches the set over current stall protection
current (F9 - 06), the frequency inverter will reduce the output frequency when accelerating operation; Reduce the
output frequency during constant speed operation; During deceleration operation, the speed of descent is slowed
down until the current is less than the over current stall protection current (F9 - 06) before the operating frequency
returns to normal.
Over current stall protection current: select the current protection point with over current speed function. The
frequency inverter starts to perform over-current stall protection function beyond this parameter value. This value is
the percentage of the rated current of the motor.
Over - loss speed gain: used to adjust the frequency inverter's ability to suppress over-current during
acceleration and deceleration. The greater the value, the stronger the ability to suppress over current on the premise
of no over current, and the smaller the gain setting, the better.
For loads with small inertia, the over-loss rate gain should be small; otherwise the system's dynamic response
will slow down.
For loads with large inertia, this value should be large; otherwise, the suppression effect is not good and over
current faults may occur.
When the inertia is very small, it is recommended to set the over current suppression gain to less than 20. The
over-run speed gain is set to 0, the over-run speed function will be cancelled.
F9 - 07 selection of short circuit protection from power
0~1 [1]
on to ground
0: power-on short circuit test to ground is invalid.
1: power-on short circuit detection to ground is valid.
This function is valid, and then the uvw end of the frequency inverter will have a voltage output for a period of
time after power - up, which will last for 500 Ms.
F9 - 09 number of automatic resets for faults
0~20 [0]
The automatic fault reset function can automatically reset faults in operation according to the set number of
times and interval F9 - 11. When the number of automatic resets is set to 0, automatic resets are prohibited and fault
protection is performed immediately.
F9 - 10 fault DO action selection during automatic fault
0~1 [0]
reset
0: during the fault, the fault DO does not output.
1: fault DO output during fault.
F9 - 11 fault DO action selection during automatic fault
0.1s~100.0s[1.0s]
reset
F9 - 12 input phase missing \ contactor suction protection
00~11[11]
selection
Bit: input phase missing protection
0: input phase missing does not fail.
1: the panel displays IPL if the input is out of phase.
10 bits: contactor suction protection
0: contactor failure when not suction.
1: failure when contactor does not suck, panel shows ref
F9 - 13 selection of out-of-phase protection for output
0~1 [1]
0: no fault protection when the output is out of phase.
1: when the output is out of phase, fault protection and OPL are displayed on the panel.
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F9 - 14 fault protection action selection 1
00000~22222
[00000]
Bits: motor overload fault OL2
10 bits: input phase failure IPL.
100 bits: output phase-missing fault OPL.
1000 bits: external failure ETF.
10,000 bits: communication failure COF.
0: free parking. Once OL2 fails, stop the parking freely.
1: stop the machine according to the set stop method.
2: continue running.
F9 - 15 fault protection action selection 2
00000~22222
[00000]
Bit:
10 bits: EEPROM fault EPF.
100 bits: reserved.
1000 bits: reserved.
10,000 bits: accumulated time reaches RTAF.
0: free parking.
1: stop the machine according to the set stop method.
2: continue running.
F9 - 16 fault protection action selection 3
00000~22222
[00000]
Bit: custom fault uEF1.
10 bits: user-defined fault uEF2.
100 bits: power-on time reaches faulty utF.
1000 bits: load shedding fault LLf.
10,000 bits: PID feedback lost fault PIDF.
0: free parking.
1: stop the machine according to the set stop method.
2: continue running.
F9 - 17 fault protection action selection 4
00000~22222
[00000]
Bit: failure DEU due to excessive speed deviation.
10 digits: motor over speed OSF.
100 bits: initial position error POF.
1000 bits: load shedding fault LLF.
10,000 bits: reserved.
0: free parking.
1: stop the machine according to the set stop method.
2: continue running.
F9 - 21 continue operating frequency selection in case
0~4 [0]
of failure
0: run at current operating frequency
1: run at the set frequency
2: run at the upper limit frequency
3: the following limited frequency operation
4: run at abnormal standby frequency.
If a fault occurs during the operation of the frequency inverter, and the processing method of the fault is set to
continue running, F9 - 21 will be used for confirmation run at a fixed frequency.
When selecting an abnormal standby frequency to run, the value set by F9 - 22 is a percentage of the maximum
frequency.
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F9 - 22 abnormal standby frequency
0.0 % - 100.0 % ( maximum frequency ) [ 100.0 % ]
F9 - 23 motor sensor type
0~2 [0]
0: no temperature sensor.
1:PT100.
2:PT1000.
F9 - 24 motor overheating threshold
0°C~200°C [110]
F9 - 25 motor overheating warning threshold
0°C~200°C [90]
The sensor type must be set correctly for using, and the motor temperature value is displayed in U0 - 34.
When the motor temperature (U0 - 34) exceeds the motor overheat protection threshold F9 - 24, the frequency
inverter fails to give an alarm.
When the motor temperature (u0 - 34) exceeds the motor overheat warning threshold, the multi-function digital
output “motor overheat warning" of the frequency inverter will output a signal.
F9 - 26 off-load protection options
0~1 [0]
0: invalid.
1: valid.
F9 - 27 load shedding test level
0.0 % ~ 100.0 % ( rated current of motor ) [10.0%]
F9 - 28 off-load test time
0.0s~60.0s [1.0s]
F9 - 26 off-load protection function is valid, when the frequency inverter output current is less than the off-load
detection level F9 - 27 and the duration is greater than the off-load detection time F9 - 28, and the frequency inverter
output frequency is automatically reduced to 7 % of the rated frequency. During the period of off-load protection, if
the load recovers, the frequency inverter will automatically resume operating at the set frequency.
F9 - 30 over-speed detection value
0.0 % - 50.0 % ( maximum frequency ) [ 20.0 % ]
F9 - 31 over-speed detection time
0.0s~60.0s [1.0s]
When the frequency inverter detects that the actual rotational speed of the motor exceeds the maximum
frequency, the exceeding value is greater than the over-speed detection value F9 - 30, and the duration is greater
than the over-speed detection time F9 - 31, the frequency inverter fails to alarm OSF, and processes it according to
the failure protection operation mode.
If the over-speed detection time F9 - 31 is 0.0s, the over-speed fault detection will be cancelled.
F9 - 32 speed deviation too large detection value
0.0 % - 50.0 % ( maximum frequency ) [ 20.0 % ]
F9 - 33 excessive speed deviation detection time
0.0s~60.0s [5.0s]
When the frequency inverter detects that the actual rotation speed of the motor deviates from the set frequency,
the deviation is greater than the measured value F9 - 32 of excessive speed deviation, and the duration is greater
than the detected time F9 - 33 of excessive speed deviation, the frequency inverter fails to give an alarm DEU and
processes it according to the failure protection action mode.
When the detection time for excessive speed deviation is 0.0s, the fault detection for excessive speed deviation
will be cancelled.
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FA Group process control PID function
PID control is a common method of process control. By performing proportional, integral and differential
operations on the difference between the feedback signal of the controlled quantity and the target signal, and
adjusting the output frequency of the frequency inverter, a closed loop system is formed to stabilize the controlled
quantity at the target value.
Suitable for flow control, pressure control, temperature control and other process control occasions. Figure 5 -
27 is the control principle block diagram of process PID.
Kp effect
PID positive
Given quantity
Deviation limit
and negative
Integral and
Closed loop output
differential
action
Closed loop feedback quantity
Feedback quantity
Figure 5 - 27 process PID principle block diagram
FA - 00 PID given channel selection
0~6 [0]
0: FA - 01 setting.
1: AI10
2: AI2
3: AI3
4: X5 pulse setting
5: communication settings.
6: multi-speed setting.
FA - 01 PID digital setting
0.0%~100.0% [50.0%]
The setting target amount of the process PID is a relative value, and the setting range is 0.0 % - 100.0 %.
Similarly, the feedback quantity of PID is also a relative quantity, and the function of PID is to make these two relative
quantities the same.
FA - 02 PID feedback channel selection
0~8 [0]
0: AI1.
1: AI2.
2: AI3.
3: AI1-AI2
4: X5 pulse quantity.
5: communication.
6: AI1+AI2
7: MAX (|AI1|, |AI2|)
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8: MIN (|AI1|, |AI2|)
The feedback amount of the process PID is also a relative value, and the setting range is 0.0 % - 100.0 %.
FA - 03 PID direction of action
0~1 [0]
0: positive effect
When the feedback signal of PID is less than a given amount, the output frequency of the frequency inverter
increases. Such as tension control occasions for winding.
1: reaction.
When the feedback signal of PID is less than a given amount, the output frequency of the frequency inverter will
be decreased Such as tension control occasions for unwinding.
This function is affected by the reversal of the direction of action of the multi-function terminal PID (function 35),
which requires attention in use.
FA - 04 PID gives feedback range
10~65535 [1000]
PID given feedback range is dimensionless unit, used for PID given display U0 - 15 and PID feedback display u0
- 16.
The relative value of the given feedback of PID is 100.0 %, corresponding to the given feedback range FA - 04.
For example, if FA - 04 is set to 2000, when the PID is given 100.0 %, the PID given display u0 - 15 is 2000.
FA-05 proportional gain Kp1
0.0~100.0 [20.0]
FA-06 integration time Ti1
0.01s~10.00s [2.00S]
FA-07 differential time Td1
0.00~10.000 [0.000s]
Proportional gain Kp1:
Determining the adjusting intensity of the whole PID regulator, the greater kp1, the greater the adjusting intensity.
The parameter is 100. 0 indicates when PID is inverted when the deviation between the feed quantity and the given
quantity is 100.0 %, the regulating amplitude of the PID regulator to the output frequency command is the maximum
frequency.
Integration time Ti1:
Determines the strength of integral adjustment of PID regulator. The shorter the integration time, the greater the
adjustment intensity the integration time refers to when the deviation between the PID feedback quantity and the
given quantity is 100.0 %, the integral regulator continuously adjusts after this time, and the adjustment quantity
reaches the maximum frequency.
Differential time Td1:
Determines the strength of the PID regulator to adjust the deviation rate of change. The longer the differentiation
time, the greater the adjustment intensity Differential time it means that when the feedback amount changes by
100.0 % within this time, the adjustment amount of the differential regulator is the maximum frequency.
FA - 08 PID inversion cutoff frequency limit
0.00 ~ maximum frequency [0.00 Hz]
In some cases, only when the output frequency of the PID is negative ( i.e. the frequency inverter inverts ), can
the PID control the given amount and the feedback amount to the same state, but too high an inversion frequency is
not allowed in some cases, and FA - 08 is used to determine the upper limit of the inversion frequency.
FA - 09 PID deviation limit
0. 0%~100.0% [0.0%]
When the deviation between the given PID quantity and the feedback quantity is less than FA - 09, the PID stops
the adjusting action, and the output frequency is stable when the deviation between the given quantity and the
feedback is small.
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FA - 10 PID differential clipping
0. 00%~100.00% [0.10%]
In PID regulator, the function of differentiation is relatively sensitive, which easily causes system oscillation.
The function of PID differentiation is limited to a small range.
FA - 11 PID given change time
0.00s~650.00s [0.00s]
The given change time of PID refers to the time required for the given value of PID to change from 0.0 % to
100.0 %.
When the PID given value changes, the PID given value changes linearly according to the given change time,
thus reducing the occurrence of mutation in the given value adverse impact on the system
FA- 12 PID feedback filtering time
0.00s~60.00s [0.00s]
FA - 13 PID output filtering time
0.00s~60.00s [0.00s]
FA- 12 is used to filter the PID feedback quantity. The filter is helpful to reduce the influence of the feedback
quantity being interfered, but it will bring about a decrease in the response performance of the process closed loop
system.
FA- 13 is used to filter the PID output frequency. This filter will weaken the abrupt change of the frequency
inverter output frequency, but it will also bring about a decrease in the response performance of the process closed
loop system.
FA-15
Proportional gain kp2
0.0~100.0 [20.0]
FA-16
Integration time Ti2
0.01s~10.00s [2.00S]
FA-17
Differential time Td2
0.00~10.000 [0.000s]
In some applications, a group of PID parameters cannot meet the requirements of the whole operation process,
and different PID parameters need to be adopted in different situations.
The above function code is used for switching the two groups of PID parameters. The setting mode of regulator
parameters FA - 15 ~ FA - 17 is similar to parameters FA - 05 ~ FA - 07.
FA - 18 PID parameter switching conditions
0~3 [0]
0: do not switch, only use the first group of PID (FA - 05 ~ FA - 07) parameters.
1: switch through X terminal. Multi-function X terminal function selection to be set to 43 (PID parameter switching
terminal), when the terminal is invalid, select the parameter
Group 1 (FA - 05 ~ FA - 07), select parameter group 2 (FA - 15 ~ FA - 17) when the terminal is active
2: switch automatically according to deviation.
Given the absolute value of deviation from feedback is less than PID parameter switching deviation 1 (FA - 19),
PID parameter selection parameter group 1.
Given that the absolute value of the deviation from the feedback is greater than PID switching deviation 2 (FA -
20), PID parameter selection selects parameter group 2.
Given that the deviation from feedback is between switching deviation 1 and switching deviation 2, the PID
parameters are linear interpolation values of two sets of PID parameters, as shown in figure 5 - 28.
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PID parameter
PID parameter 1
FA - 05 / 06 / 07
PID parameter 2
FA - 15 / 16 / 17
PID deviation
Figure 5 - 28 schematic diagram of PID switching based on deviation
3: automatically switch according to operating frequency.
When the absolute value of the output frequency is equal to 0, the PID parameter selects parameter group 1.
When the absolute value of the output frequency is equal to the maximum frequency (F0 - 16), PID parameter
selection selects parameter group 2.
When the output frequency is between 0 Hz and the maximum frequency, the PID parameters are linear
interpolation values of two groups of PID parameters, as shown in figure 5 - 29.
PID deviation
PID parameter 1
FA - 05 / 06 / 07
PID parameter 2
FA - 15 / 16 / 17
Output frequency / Hz
Figure 5 - 29 schematic diagram of PID switching according to operating frequency
FA - 19 PID parameter switching deviation 1
0.0%~FA-20 [20.0%]
FA - 20 PID parameter switching deviation 2
FA-19~100.0% [80.0%]
FA - 21 PID initial value
0.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FA - 22 PID initial value holding time
0.00s~650.00s [0.00s]
When the frequency inverter is started, the PID output is fixed to the PID initial value FA - 21, and after the PID
initial value keeping time FA - 22 is continued, PID began the closed loop adjustment operation. Figure 5 - 30 is a
functional diagram of the initial PID value.
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PID output
Initial value
FA-21
Time
FA- 22 initial value
maintenance time
Figure 5 - 30 functional diagram of PID initial value
FA - 23 twice output deviation positive maximum
0.00%~100.00% [1.00%]
FA - 24 twice output deviation reverse maximum
0.00%~100.00% [1.00%]
This function is used to limit the difference between the two beats (2 ms / beat) of the PID output so as to
prevent the PID output from changing too fast and stabilize the operation of the frequency inverter.
FA - 23 and FA - 24 respectively correspond to the maximum absolute value of the output deviation in forward
and reverse directions.
FA - 25 PID integral attribute
00~11 [00]
Bit: PID integral separation
0: invalid.
No matter what kind of state, Ti integral of PID plays a role.
1: valid.
When the multifunctional digital X - terminal integral pause (function 22) is valid, the integral PID integral of the
PID stops the operation, and at this time the PID only has proportional and differential effects.
Ten digits: whether to stop integrating after outputting to the limit value.
0: continue to score.
When the PID outputs to the upper limit frequency or the lower limit frequency, the integral calculation will
continue.
1: stop points.
When the PID is output to the upper limit frequency or the lower limit frequency, the calculation of the PID
integral will stop at this time, which may help to reduce the overshoot of the PID.
FA- 26 PID feedback loss detection value
0.1%~100.0% [0.0%]
FA - 27 PID feedback loss detection time
0.0s~20.0s [0.0s]
When FA - 26 = 0.0, PID does not judge that feedback is lost;
When FA - 26 is not 0, when the PID feedback amount is less than the feedback loss detection value FA - 26 and
the duration exceeds the PID feedback loss detection time FA - 27, the frequency inverter alarms the fault pidf and
processes it according to the selected fault processing method.
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FA - 28 PID shutdown operation
0~1 [0]
0: stop without calculation.
1: stop operation.
Use to select whether the PID will continue to operate under the shutdown state of the PID. In general
applications, PID should the operation should be stopped.
FA - 29 pressure sleep option
0~1 [0]
0: the frequency inverter sleeps and wakes up according to the frequency node according to the functions of F8 -
14 ~ F8 - 17.
1: the frequency inverter sleeps and wakes up according to the pressure node according to the functions of FA -
30 ~ FA - 33.
FA - 30 wake-up pressure percentage
0.0~100.0% [80.0%]
FA - 31 wake-up pressure delay time
0~6000.0 [1.0]
Wake up pressure percent = (wake up pressure / target pressure) X 100 %.
When the feedback pressure is less than the wake-up pressure, it will enter the wake-up state after FA - 31
times.
FA - 32 sleep pressure percentage
50.0~1000.0% [80.0%]
FA - 33 sleep pressure delay time
0~6000.0 [60.0]
Sleep pressure percentage = (sleep pressure / target pressure) X 100 %.
When the feedback pressure is greater than the sleep pressure, it will enter the sleep state.
Note: during sleep, the operation indicator on the control panel flashes for 1s cycle.
FB Group 2 motor parameters
HV480 can switch operation between two motors. The two motors can respectively set motor nameplate
parameters and can respectively enter Line motor parameter tuning, VF control or vector control can be selected
separately, encoder related parameters can be set separately, and parameters related to VF control or vector control
performance can be set separately.
The FB group function code corresponds to all parameters of the motor 2 and FB group. Its content definition
and usage method are consistent with those of the first motor. This will not be repeated here. The user can refer to
the description of the relevant parameters of the first motor. The specific FB - 00 ~ FB - 37 refers to f1 - 00 ~ f1 - 37
group parameters, and FB - 38 ~ FB - 55 refers to F2 - 00 ~ F2 - 17 parameters.
FB - 61 2nd motor control mode
0~2 [0]
When the motor is selected as the second motor, the control mode takes effect, and the definitions of 0 ~ 2 are
the same as F0 - 01.
0: no PG open loop vector control 1
1: no PG open loop vector control 2
2:V/F
FB - 62 second motor acceleration and deceleration time
0~4 [0]
selection
0: the acceleration and deceleration time is the same as that of the first motor.
1: the first group of acceleration and deceleration time
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2: acceleration and deceleration time of the second group
3: acceleration and deceleration time of the third group
4: the fourth group of acceleration and deceleration time
FB - 63 2nd motor torque boost
0.0 % ~ 30.0 % [model determination]
Same as F3 - 01 torque boost function of the first motor.
FB - 64 second motor oscillation suppression gain
0 ~ 100 [model determination]
Same as F3 - 11 oscillation suppression function of the first motor.
FC Group multi-segment instruction and simple PLC function
HV480 multi-segment instruction has more abundant functions than usual multi-segment speed. Besides
realizing multi-segment speed function, it can also be used as a voltage source for VF separation and a given source
for process PID. For this reason, the dimension of the multi-segment instruction is a relative value.
The simple PLC function is a multi-section speed generator. The frequency inverter automatically numbers the
running frequency and direction according to the running time to meet the technological requirements. The function
was previously completed by the PLC (programmable controller) and now depends on the frequency inverter.As
shown in figure 5 - 31.
Plc operation
D0 or relay
Plc cycle completion instruction
250ms
Figure 5 - 31 simple PLC operation diagram
In fig. 5 - 31, a1 ~ a15 / D1 ~ d15 are the acceleration and deceleration times of the stage where they are
located, while f1 ~ f15 and t1 ~ t15 are the set frequencies and stage operation times of the stage where they are
located.
FC-00
Multi - segment instruction 0
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC-01
Multi - segment instruction 1
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC-02
Multi - segment instruction 2
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
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FC - 03 multi-segment instruction 3
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 04 multi-segment instruction 4
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 05 multi-segment instruction 5
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 06 multi-segment instruction 6
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 07 multi-segment instruction 7
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 08 multi-segment instruction 8
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 09 multi-segment instruction 9
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 10 multi-segment instruction 10
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 11 multi-segment instruction 11
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 12 multi-segment instruction 12
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 13 multi-segment instruction 13
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 14 multi-segment instruction 14
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
FC - 15 multi-segment instruction 15
-100.0%~100.0% [0.0%]
Multi-segment instruction can be used in three situations: multi-segment speed as frequency source, simple
PLC, voltage source as VF separation, and setting source of process PID.
In the three applications, the dimension of the multi-segment instruction is the relative value,
ranging from -
100.0 % to 100.0 %.
Which is the percentage of the relative maximum frequency when used as the frequency source.
When VF is used as a separate voltage source, it is a percentage of the rated voltage of the motor.
Given the relative value of PID, multi-segment instructions as the PID setting source do not require dimensional
conversion.
The multi-segment instructions need to be switched and selected according to different States of the
multi-function digital X terminal,please refer to F5 group for details relevant instructions.
FC - 16 simple PLC operation mode
1~2 [0]
0: stop after single operation. As shown in figure 5 - 32, the frequency inverter stops automatically after
completing one cycle, and it needs to be transported again to run.
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Plc operation
Run command
Figure 5 - 32 shutdown modes after single cycle
1: Maintain the final value at the end of a single run. As shown in figure 5 - 33, the frequency inverter
automatically maintains the operating frequency of the last section after completing one cycle.
Plc operation
Run command
Figure 5 - 33 PLC maintains final value after single cycle
2: Keep running in a cycle.
After the frequency inverter completes one cycle, it will automatically start the next cycle until there is a stop
command.
FC - 17 Simple PLC memory selection
00~11 [00]
Bit: power failure memory option.
0: no memory when power fails.
When power is lost, the PLC operation state will not be memorized. When power is turned on, the PLC will start
to run again from the first stage.
1: power failure memory.
When power is lost, the PLC operation status, including operation phase and frequency, and the time that has
already been run, will be memorized. Continue to run from the memory stage after power - up.
Ten digits: stop memory option.
0: stop the machine and do not remember.
Each start-up starts from the first stage.
1: stop memory.
PLC shutdown memory is to record the previous PLC operation phase and frequency during shutdown, and
continue to operate from the memory stage during the next operation.
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FC - 18 Simple PLC section 0 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 19 Simple PLC section 0 acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
FC - 20 Simple PLC first run time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 21 Simple PLC first acceleration and deceleration
0~3 [0]
time
FC - 22 Simple PLC section 2 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 23 Simple PLC second acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
FC - 24 Simple PLC section 3 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 25 Simple PLC section 3 acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
FC - 26 Simple PLC section 4 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 27 Simple PLC section 4 acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
FC - 28 Simple PLC section 5 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 29 Simple PLC 5 acceleration and deceleration time
0~3 [0]
FC - 30 Simple PLC section 6 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 31 Simple PLC section 6 acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
FC - 32 Simple PLC section 7 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 33 Simple PLC section 7 acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
FC - 34 Simple PLC section 8 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 35 Simple PLC section 8 acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
FC - 36 Simple PLC section 9 operation time
0.0s(h)~6500.0s(h) [0.0s(h)]
FC - 37 Simple PLC section 9 acceleration and
0~3 [0]
deceleration time
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