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1 = 1 Preface =
2
3 Thank you for choosing WECON VM Series AC Drive.
4
5 This user manual introduces the technical specifications, installation instructions, functions and performance of VM Series AC Drive properly. Please read this user manual carefully before carrying out works such as installation, commissioning, maintenance, etc.
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7 You are specially warned to read and understand safety precaution items of this manual before using this product, and to ensure that relevant electrical installation testers’ professional qualification shall be in line with the provisions of the labor supervision department, and the electrical and environmental conditions for product use shall be in conformity with relevant national standards.
8
9 Be sure to verify that the wiring is correct before powering on the product. Before starting the product, it is necessary to debug to ensure correct motor rotating direction.
10
11
12 = 2 Safety precautions =
13
14 **■ Warning sign**
15
16 [[image:WECON VM 英文 V01_html_f697a083b5da7fc8.png]] DANGER: Indicates that failure to comply with the notice will result in severe personal injure or even death.
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18 [[image:WECON VM 英文 V01_html_b36792972403c101.png]] WARNING: Indicates that failure to comply with the notice will result in moderate personal injury, property damage or equipment damage.
19
20 (% class="warning" %)|**WARNING**
21 |(((
22 ◎Do not install or operate any AC Drive that is damaged or with missing parts. Failing to follow this rule can result in facility damage or severe injury.
23
24 ◎When installing or handling the AC Drive, please hold the bottom of the product rather than the case only, to prevent its falling and being damaged.
25
26 ◎Install the AC Drive on nonflammable material like metal, and keep away from flammable or explosive object, heat source, and similar environment. Otherwise, fire may be caused.
27
28 ◎When AC Drive is installed inside an electrical cabinet or other kind of enclosure, please install fans or other cooling devices, and keep ventilation well enough to ensure the enclosure temperature below 40℃, or the AC Drive may be damaged due to extreme high temperature.
29
30 ◎Before wiring, ensure the AC Drive rated input voltage and phases are compatible with the input power source, or fire or personal injury may be caused.
31
32 ◎Never connect the AC power supply to output terminals U, V and W. Otherwise, the AC Drive will be damaged and the warranty is invalid.
33
34 ◎Never carry out withstand voltage test to the AC Drive, for example by a megohmmeter. Otherwise, it may cause damage to the AC Drive.
35
36 ◎The connecting cable of the main circuit terminal should use an insulating sleeve.
37
38 ◎When the cable length between the AC Drive and the motor exceeds 50 meters, an output reactor is recommended to be used.
39
40 ◎Do not use a circuit breaker to control the start and stop of the AC Drive. Otherwise, the AC Drive may be damaged.
41
42 ◎Since the AC Drive makes the motor running speed from low to high in a short time, please confirm that the motor and equipment are in the allowed running range before running.
43
44 ◎Do not touch due to high temperature of the heat sink and braking resistor.
45
46 ◎The factory parameters of the AC Drive can meet the requirments of most equipment operation. Under normal circumstances, please do not modify the AC Drive parameters at will. Even if there is some special applications need to change the AC Drive parameters, only necessary parameters could be changed. Otherwise, AC Drive damage may be caused.
47
48 ◎The PCB board has a CMOS integrated circuit. Do not touch it with your hands, otherwise, static electricity will damage the PCB board.
49 )))
50
51 (% class="warning" %)|**DANGER**
52 |(((
53 ◎Wiring must be completed by qualified professional electricians, otherwise, there may be electric shock or damage to the AC Drive.
54
55 ◎The power must be disconnected during wiring; otherwise, it may cause electric shock or fire.
56
57 ◎The grounding terminal should be effectively grounded; otherwise, the outer casing of the AC Drive may be energized.
58
59 ◎Do not touch the main circuit terminals, otherwise, it may cause electric shock.
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61 ◎Terminals for brake resistor are and PB. Do not wire to other terminals, otherwise, fire may be caused.
62
63 ◎It is only allowed to power on the AC Drive after the wiring is finished and its cover is reinstalled. It is strictly prohibited to remove the cover of AC Drive while power is on. Otherwise, it may cause electric shock.
64
65 ◎Before programming the AC Drive with fault auto reset or restart option after power off, the mechanical device need to be implemented with safety protection measures first. Otherwise, personal injury will be caused.
66
67 ◎“ STOP/RESET” key may become invalid as a result of some function setting. It is recommended to install an independent emergency circuit breaker for the AC Drive control system, otherwise, or personal injury may be caused.
68
69 ◎When the power is on, there may be electricity in the AC Drive’s terminals even if it is in stop mode. Do not touch U, V, W terminals and motor connection terminals, or electrical shock may be caused.
70
71 ◎Never touch the AC Drive connection terminals when power is on. Otherwise, it may cause an electrical shock.
72
73 ◎Only qualified electricians can be authorized to do the jobs of maintenance, checking, or parts replacement.
74
75 ◎After the power supply is OFF, make sure the charge LED is OFF and the residual voltage does not exist, or wait for at least 10 minutes before carrying out maintenance or inspection. Otherwise, damage or injury may be caused.
76
77 ◎Modification to the AC Drive without permission is strictly prohibited, otherwise, severe injury may be caused. Arbitrarily modification of AC Drive will result in service warranty invalid.
78 )))
79
80 = 3 Product information =
81
82 == Technical specifications ==
83
84 |=(% colspan="2" %)**Item**|=**Specifications**
85 |(% rowspan="7" %)Control features|Control mode|V/F control
86 |Startup torque|0.5Hz/100%
87 |Speed range|1:50
88 |Speed stability accuracy|±1%
89 |Carrier frequency|1kHz ~ 6kHz;
90 |Overload capacity|60s for 150% of the rated current, 1s for 180% of the rated current.
91 |Torque boost|0.0% ~ 30.0%
92 |(% rowspan="4" %)Input and Output|Input voltage range|220V/380V; fluctuation range :±15%
93 |Input frequency range|50/60Hz;fluctuation range :±5%
94 |Output voltage range|0-input voltage; the error is less than 5%
95 |Output frequency range|0-400Hz
96 |(% rowspan="5" %)Basic function|Running command source|Three command source:keypad; control terminals; serial communication port.
97 |Frequency source|such as digital setting, analog voltage setting, analog current setting, serial communication port setting.
98 |DC braking|(((
99 Braking time: 0.0s ~ 50.0s;
100
101 Braking action current value: 0.0% ~ 100.0%
102 )))
103 |Simple PLC/Multiple speeds|It implements up to 8 speeds via the simple PLC function or combination of DI terminal states.
104 |Protection mode|Motor short-circuit detection at power-on, input/output phase loss protection, overcurrent protection, overvoltage protection, undervoltage protection, overheat protection, overload protection and so on.
105 |(% rowspan="2" %)Display and Key operation|LED display|It displays the parameters.
106 |Parameters locking function|It can lock the parameters to prevent malfunction.
107 |(% rowspan="6" %)Environment|Installation location|Indoor, free from direct sunlight, dust, corrosive gas, combustible gas, oil smoke, vapour, drip or salt.
108 |Altitude|Lower than 1000m. When it is higher than 1000m, for every 100m, it needs to reduce power by 1%, and the maximum altitude is 3000m.
109 |Ambient temperature|-10℃~ 50℃. When it is higher than 40℃, for every 1℃, it needs to reduce power by 1%, and the maximum ambient temperature is 50℃
110 |Humidity|≤95%RH, without condensing
111 |Vibration|Less than 5.9m/s2 (0.6g)
112 |Storage temperature|-25℃~+60℃
113
114 Table 1-1-1 Technical specification shee
115
116 == Product nameplate ==
117
118 [[image:WECON VM 英文 V01_html_5a52ff18546c8417.png]]
119
120 Figure 1-2-1 Product nameplate
121
122 == Model description ==
123
124 __VM__ – __2__ __S__ __1R5GB__
125
126 ①  ② ③  ④
127
128 |**Field**|**No.**|**Identification**|**Description**
129 |Product series|①|Product series|VM series
130 |Voltage grade|②|Voltage grade|2:220VAC; 4:380VAC
131 |The input power|③|Power phase identification|S: single ; T: three-phase
132 |Rated power|④|Power range|1R5-1.5kW,R is the decimal point
133
134 Table 1-3-1 VM series model field comment
135
136 == Product model ==
137
138 |(% rowspan="2" %)AC Drive Model|Rated power|Power capacity|Input current|Output current|(% colspan="2" %)Motor G/P
139 |kW|kVA|A|A|kW|HP
140 |VM-2SR75|0.75|1.5|8.2|4|0.75|1
141 |VM-2S1R5|1.5|3|14.2|7|1.5|2
142 |VM-2S2R2|2.2|4|23|9.6|2.2|3
143 |VM-4T2R2|2.2|4|5.8|5.1|2.2|3
144 |VM-4T004|4|5.9|10.5|9|4/|5.5
145 |VM-4T5R5|5.5|8.9|14.6|13|5.5|7.5
146 |VM-4T7R5|7.5|11|20.5|17|7.5|10
147 |VM-4T011*|11|17|26|25|11|15
148 |VM-4T015*|15|21|35|32|15|20
149
150 Table 1-4-1 Product model table
151
152 *:In development
153
154 = 4 Installation =
155
156 == Overall structural drawing ==
157
158 (% class="wikigeneratedid" %)
159 unit: mm
160
161 [[image:1624240220324-243.png]]
162
163 Figure 2-1-1 Outline dimension diagram
164
165 |(% rowspan="2" %)AC Drive Model|(% colspan="3" %)Overall Dimensions|(% colspan="2" %)Mounting Hole|Mounting Hole Diameter
166 |H|W|D|H1|W1|d
167 |VM-2SR75|(% rowspan="2" %)134|(% rowspan="2" %)69|(% rowspan="2" %)104|(% rowspan="2" %)123|(% rowspan="2" %)55|(% rowspan="2" %)5
168 |VM-2S1R5
169 |VM-2S2R2|(% rowspan="2" %)142|(% rowspan="2" %)72|(% rowspan="2" %)116|(% rowspan="2" %)130|(% rowspan="2" %)59|(% rowspan="2" %)5
170 |VM-4T2R2
171 |VM-4T004|196|95|132|179|79|5.5
172 |VM-4T5R5|(% rowspan="2" %)225|(% rowspan="2" %)115|(% rowspan="2" %)154|(% rowspan="2" %)208|(% rowspan="2" %)99|(% rowspan="2" %)5.5
173 |VM-4T7R5
174 |VM-4T011|-|-|-|-|-|-
175 |VM-4T015|-|-|-|-|-|-
176
177 Table 2-1-1 outline dimension
178
179 == Terminal connection ==
180
181 [[image:1624240272484-903.png]]
182
183 Figure 2-2-1 Terminal connection
184
185 **Main circuit connection**
186
187 |**Terminal mark**|**Name**|**Description**
188 |R、S、T|Power supply input terminals|Connect to the AC power supply
189 |U、V、W|AC drive output terminals|Connect the three-phase motor.
190 |[[image:WECON VM 英文 V01_html_2b5dc89a424d22e6.png||height="22" width="23"]]|Grounding terminal|Must be grounded.
191
192 Table 2-2-1 Main circuit terminals and function
193
194 **Control circuit connection**
195
196 |**Category**|**Terminal symbol**|**Terminal name**|**Function description**
197 |(% rowspan="2" %)Power supply|+10V-GND|+10V power supply|(((
198 Provide +10V power supply to external unit.
199
200 Maximum output current: 20 mA.
201 )))
202 |+24V-COM|+24V power supply|Provide +24V power supply to external unit.
203 |Analog input|AI-GND|Analog input terminal 1|Input voltage range: 0-10V
204 |(% rowspan="4" %)Digital input|DI1|Digital input 1|(% rowspan="4" %)
205 |DI2|Digital input 2
206 |DI3|Digital input 3
207 |DI4|Digital input 4
208 |Relay output|RA-RC|NO terminal|NO terminal
209 |(% colspan="2" rowspan="2" %)Communication port and socket|S+|RS485 signal positive terminal
210 |S-|RS485 signal negative terminal
211
212 Table 2-2-2 Control terminal instruction
213
214 = 5 Display and operation =
215
216 == Keypad ==
217
218 You can modify the parameters, monitor the working status and start or stop the AC Drive by operating the keypad, as shown in the following figure.
219
220 [[image:WECON VM 英文 V01_html_53c6de9f2105008c.png||height="302" width="280"]]
221
222 Figure 3-1-1 Keypad diagram
223
224 == Description of indicators and keys ==
225
226 |**Item**|**Name**|**Function**
227 |Indicator|Status|(((
228 * RUN: ON/Running;OFF/Stop.
229 * REMOTE:ON/Terminal control;Blinking/Communication;OFF/keypad control.
230 * FWD/REV: ON/Forward rotation;OFF/Reverse rotation;Blinking/Forward and reverse switching.
231 * ALARM:Blinking /Fault state.
232 )))
233 |(% rowspan="6" %)keys|(((
234 PRG
235
236 (Programming)
237 )))|Enter or exit the first menu.
238 |ENT (Confirm)|Enter the menu interfaces and confirm the parameter setting.
239 |△(Increment)|Increase date or function code.
240 |▽(Decrement)|Decrease data or function code.
241 |<<(Shift)|Select the displayed parameters in the stop or running state and select the digit to be modified when modifying parameters.
242 |RUN/STOP|(((
243 Control drive start and stop in keypad control mode.
244
245 Perform the reset operation when it is in the fault state.
246 )))
247 |potentiometer|Resistance potentiometer|Frequency adjustment in keyboard operation mode
248
249 Table 3-2-1 Description of Indicators and key
250
251 = 6 Parameter function =
252
253 “○”: the parameter can be modified in both standby and operating state;
254
255 “●”: the parameter can’t be modified in operating state;
256
257 “◎”:the parameter is the actual detected and recorded value which can’t be modified;
258
259 Note: the communication address is hexadecimal.
260
261 == Functional parameter ==
262
263 |Parameter|Name|Setting Range|Default|Property|Address
264 |F0.00|Reserved|Reserved|0|●|0000
265 |F0.01|Command source selection|0:Operation panel control(LED off)
266 1:Terminal control(LED on)
267 2:Communication LED (LED blinking)|0|●|0001
268 |F0.02|Setting main frequency source X|0:Digital setting (non-retentive at power failure)
269 1:Digital setting (retentive at power failure)
270 2:Keypad Knob
271 3:AI
272 4:Multi-stage speed
273 5:Simple PLC
274 6:Communication|2|●|0002
275 |F0.03|Keypad setting frequency|0.00Hz~F0.05|50.0Hz|○|0003
276 |F0.04|Running direction selection|0:Forward
277 1:Reverse|0|○|0004
278 |F0.05|Maximum Output Frequency|50.00Hz~400.00Hz|50.0Hz|●|0005
279 |F0.06|Upper Limit of Frequency|F0.07~F0.05|50.0Hz|○|0006
280 |F0.07|Lower Limit of Frequency|0.00Hz~F0.06|0.0Hz|○|0007
281 |F0.08|The option of frequency lower limit|0:Running at frequency lower limit
282 1:Stop
283 2:Standby|0|○|0008
284 |F0.09|Carrier Frequency|1kHz~6.0kHz|6.0kHz|●|0009
285 |F0.10|Acceleration Time 1|0.0s~100.0s|10.0s|○|000A
286 |F0.11|Deceleration Time 1|0.0s~100.0s|10.0s|○|000B
287 |F0.12|Stop Mode|0:Decelerate to stop
288 1:Free stop|0|○|000C
289 |F0.13|Retentive of digital setting frequency|0:No retentive
290 1:retentive|1|●|000D
291 |F0.14|Fan operating mode|0:Run when motor is running
292 1:Keep run when power on|0|○|000E
293 |F0.15|AI1 Input Option|(((
294 0:0-10V
295
296 1:4-20mA
297
298 2: 0-20mA
299
300 3:0-5V
301
302 4:0.5-4.5V
303 )))|0|○|000F
304 |F1.00|Default Setting Restoring|0:No Operation
305 1:Restore to factory default setting (not including F2 parameters)
306 2:Clear error records|0|●|0100
307 |F1.01|Parameters Lockup|0:Invalid
308 1:Valid|0|○|0101
309 |F1.02|User Password|0~65000|0|○|0102
310 |F2.00|Motor Rated Power|0.1kW~2.2kW|Determined by Drive Model|●|0200
311 |F2.01|Motor Rated Voltage|0-380V|Determined by Drive Model|●|0201
312 |F2.02|Motor Rated Frequency|0- F0.05|Determined by Drive Model定|●|0202
313 |F2.03|Motor Rated Current|1.00-10.00|Determined by Drive Model|●|0203
314 |F2.05|Type of Motor|(((
315 0:Single Phase
316
317 1:Three Phase
318 )))|0|●|0205
319 |F2.06|Single-phase motor main and auxiliary winding turns ratio|10 ~ 200|80|○|0206
320 |F2.07|Single-phase motor current correction factor|50 ~ 200|130|○|0207
321 |F4.00|Torque Boost|0.0%~30.0%|4.0%|○|0400
322 |F4.01|Cut-off frequency of torque boost|0.00Hz~F0.05|50.00Hz|●|0401
323 |F4.02|Trigging frequency of DC braking at stop|0.00Hz~F0.05|0.00Hz|○|0402
324 |F4.03|Delay time of DC braking at stop|0.0s~50.0s|0.0s|○|0403
325 |F4.04|The current of DC braking at stop|0~100%|0|○|0404
326 |F4.05|The time of DC braking at stop|0.0s~50.0s|0.0s|○|0405
327 |F4.06|Automatic adjustment of carrier Frequency|0:Invalid; 1:Valid|0|●|0406
328 |F4.07|0 frequency output option|0:Valid; 1:Invalid|1|●|0407
329 |F5.00|DI1 terminal function selection|(% rowspan="4" %)(((
330 0: No function
331
332 1: Forward running (FWD)
333
334 2: Reverse running (REV)
335
336 3: Three-wire operation control
337
338 4: Forward point movement (FJOG)
339
340 5: Reverse point movement (RJOG)
341 6:Error Reset
342 7:Terminal UP
343 8:Terminal Down
344 9:UP/DOWN Setting Clear
345 10:External error input(Normally Open)
346 11:PLC Status reset
347 12:Multi stage speed terminal 1
348 13: Multi stage speed terminal 2
349 14:Reserved
350 )))|1|●|0500
351 |F5.01|DI2 terminal function selection|2|●|0501
352 |F5.02|DI3 terminal function selection|6|●|0502
353 |F5.03|DI4 terminal function selection|0|●|0503
354 |F5.04|DI filter time|0.000s~1.000s|0.010s|○|0504
355 |F5.05|Terminal Command Option|0: Two-line mode 1
356 1: Two-line mode 2
357 2: Three-line mode 1
358 3: Three-line mode 2|0|●|0505
359 |F5.06|UP/DOWN change rate range|0.01Hz~50.00Hz|0.50Hz|○|0506
360 |F5.07|AI minimum input|0.00V~F5.09|0.00V|○|0507
361 |F5.08|Percentage rate of AI minimum input|-100.0%~+100.0%|0.0%|○|0508
362 |F5.09|AI maximum input|F5.07~+10.00V|10.00V|○|0509
363 |F5.10|Percentage rate of AI maximum input|-100.0%~+100.0%|100.0%|○|050A
364 |F5.11|AI filter time|0.00s~10.00s|0.10s|○|050B
365 |F5.12|DI1 Enable Delay Time|0.0s~100.0s|0.0s|○|050C
366 |F5.13|DI2 Enable Delay Time|0.0s~100.0s|0.0s|○|050D
367 |F5.14|DI1 Disable Delay Time|0.0s~100.0s|0.0s|○|050E
368 |F5.15|DI2 Disable Delay Time|0.0s~100.0s|0.0s|○|050F
369 |F5.16|AI Input Digital Functional Option|(((
370 0: No function
371
372 1: Forward running (FWD)
373
374 2: Reverse running (REV)
375
376 3: Three-wire operation control
377
378 4: Forward point movement (FJOG)
379
380 5: Reverse point movement (RJOG)
381 6:Error Reset
382 7:Terminal UP
383 8:Terminal Down
384 9:UP/DOWN Setting Clear
385 10:External error input(Normally Open)
386 11:PLC Status reset
387 12:Multi stage speed terminal 1
388 13: Multi stage speed terminal 2
389 14:Reserved
390 )))|0|●|0510
391 |F5.17|AI Input Valid Level Option|(((
392 0:Low Level Valid
393
394 1:High Level Valid
395 )))|1|○|0511
396 |F6.00|Relay Output Option|0:No Output
397 1:VFD Running
398 2:Error Output(Output is valid only after VFD stops)
399 3:Ready for Running
400 4:Communication Setting
401 5: User Defined Output|0|○|0600
402 |F6.01|Relay1 Closed Delay Time|0.0s~100.0s|0.0s|○|0601
403 |F6.02|Relay1 Open Delay Time|0.0s~100.0s|0.0s|○|0602
404 |F6.03|(((
405 User defined output
406
407 Variability option(EX)
408 )))|0:Running Frequency
409 1:Set Frequency
410 2:Bus Voltage
411 3:Output Voltage
412 4:Output Current|0|○|0603
413 |F6.04|User defined comparison method|Units digit:comparison test method
414 0: Equal (EX==X1)
415 1: Equal or greater than
416 2: Equal or less than
417 3 Interval comparison (X1≤EX≤X2)
418 4:Units digit test (EX&X1=X2)
419 Tens digit: output method
420 0: False value output
421 1: Real value output|0|○|0604
422 |F6.05|User defined output dead zone|0~65535|0|○|0605
423 |F6.06|(((
424 User-defined output
425
426 comparison value 1
427 )))|0~65535|0|○|0606
428 |F6.07|(((
429 User-defined output
430
431 comparison value 2
432 )))|0~65535|0|○|0607
433 |F6.08|AO1 Output Option|(% rowspan="2" %)0:Running Frequency(0~F0.05)
434 1:Set Frequency(0~F0.05)
435 2:Output Current(0~Double Rated Current of VFD)
436 3:Output Voltage(0~1.2times of VFD Rated Output Voltage)
437 4:AI(0~10V)
438 5:Bus Voltage(0~500.0/1000.0V)|0|○|0608
439 |F6.09|AO2 Output Option|0|○|0609
440 |F6.10|AO1 offset coefficient|-100.0%~+100.0%|0.0%|○|060A
441 |F6.11|AO1 gain|-10.00~+10.00|1.00|○|060B
442 |F6.12|AO2 offset coefficient|-100.0%~+100.0%|0.0%|○|060C
443 |F6.13|AO2 offset coefficient|-10.00~+10.00|1.00|○|060D
444 |F7.00|Reserved|Reserved|0|○|0700
445 |F7.01|STOP Button Function|0:Valid only at keypad control mode
446 1:Valid at all control modes|1|○|0701
447 |F7.02|LED display parameters at running status|(% rowspan="2" %)(((
448 Bit0:Running Frequency(Hz)
449 Bit1:Set Frequency(Hz)
450 Bit2:Bus Voltage(V)
451 Bit3:Output Voltage(V)
452 Bit4:Output Current(A)
453 Bit5:DI Input Status
454 Bit6:DO Output Status
455 Bit7:Keypad Knob Voltage(V)
456
457 Bit8:AIVoltage(V)
458 Bit9:Load Speed
459 Bit10:PID Set Value
460 Bit11:PID Feedback Value
461 Bit12:PLC Stage
462 Bit13:Feedback Frequency(Unit:0.1Hz)
463
464 Bit14:Communication Set Value
465 Bit15:Main Frequency Source X
466 )))|0x1F|○|0702
467 |F7.03|LED display parameters at stop status|0x06|○|0703
468 |F7.04|Load speed display coefficient|0.0001~6.5000|3.000|○|0704
469 |F7.05|Software Version|-|-|◎|0705
470 |F8.00|Jog Running Frequency|0.00Hz~F0.05|2.00Hz|○|0800
471 |F8.01|Jog Acceleration Time|0.0s~100.0s|10.0s|○|0801
472 |F8.02|Jog Deceleration Time|0.0s~100.0s|10.0s|○|0802
473 |F8.03|FWD/REV dead zone time|0.0s~100.0s|0.0s|○|0803
474 |F8.04|Reverse control|(((
475 0:valid
476
477 1:invalid
478 )))|0|○|0804
479 |F8.05|Reserved|0|0|●|0805
480 |F8.06|Startup Protection Option|0:Invalid
481 1:Valid|0|○|0806
482 |F8.07|Terminal jogging priority|0:Invalid 1:Valid|1|○|0807
483 |FC.00|Local Addresse|1~30,0 for broadcast addresse|1|○|0C00
484 |FC.01|Baud Rate|0:4800bPS
485 1:9600bPS
486 2:19200bPS|1|○|0C01
487 |FC.02|Data format|0:No check, data format (8.N.1)
488 1:Odd Parity check, data format (8.O.1)
489 2:Even parity check, data format (8.E.1)|0|○|0C02
490 |FC.03|Respond Delay|0ms~20ms|2|○|0C03
491 |FC.04|Reserved|0|0|●|0C04
492 |FD.00|Multistage speed 0|-100.0%~100.0%(100.0% as F0.05)|0.00%|○|0D00
493 |FD.01|Multistage speed 1|-100.0%~100.0%|0.00%|○|0D01
494 |FD.02|Multistage speed 2|-100.0%~100.0%|0.00%|○|0D02
495 |FD.03|Multistage speed 3|-100.0%~100.0%|0.00%|○|0D03
496 |FD.04|Simple PLC running mode|(((
497 0:Stop after the AC Drive runs one cycle
498
499 1:Keep final values after the AC Drive runs one cycle
500
501 2:Repeat after the AC Drive runs one cycle
502 )))|0|○|0D04
503 |FD.05|Simple PLC retentive option|Units Digit:Reserved
504 Tens Digit:
505 0:Invalid
506 1:Valid|0|○|0D05
507 |FD.06|Running time of simple PLC reference 0|0.0s(h)~100.0s(h)|0.0s(h)|○|0D06
508 |FD.07|Acceleration/deceleration time of simple PLC reference 0|0~3|0|○|0D07
509 |FD.08|Running time of simple PLC reference 1|0.0 ~ 100.0|0.0s(h)|○|0D08
510 |FD.09|Acceleration/deceleration time of simple PLC reference 1|0 ~ 3|0|○|0D09
511 |FD.10|Running time of simple PLC reference 2|0.0 ~ 100.0|0.0s(h)|○|0D0A
512 |FD.11|Acceleration/deceleration time of simple PLC reference 2|0 ~ 3|0|○|0D0B
513 |FD.12|Running time of simple PLC reference 3|0.0 ~ 100.0|0.0s(h)|○|0D0C
514 |FD.13|Acceleration/deceleration time of simple PLC reference 3|0 ~ 3|0|○|0D0D
515 |FD.14|Time unit of simple PLC running|0:s(second)
516 1:h(hour)
517 2:min(minute)|0|○|0D0E
518 |FD.15|The source of multistage speed 0|(((
519 0:Set by FD.00
520
521 1:AI
522 )))|0|○|0D0F
523
524 == Monitoring Parameters ==
525
526 |Parameter|Name|Minimum Unit|Priority|Address
527 |D0.00|Running Frequency(Hz)|0.01Hz|◎|D000
528 |D0.01|Set Frequency(Hz)|0.01Hz|◎|D001
529 |D0.02|Bus Voltage(V)|0.1V|◎|D002
530 |D0.03|Output Voltage(V)|1V|◎|D003
531 |D0.04|Output Current(A)|0.01A|◎|D004
532 |D0.05|IGBT Module Temperature(℃)|0.1℃|◎|D005
533 |D0.06|DI Input Status|1|◎|D006
534 |D0.07|DO Output Status|1|◎|D007
535 |D0.08|Keypad Knob Voltage|0.01V|◎|D008
536 |D0.09|AI Voltage(V)|0.01V|◎|D009
537 |D0.10|Reserved|1|◎|D010
538 |D0.13|PLC Stage|1|◎|D013
539 |D0.14|Feedback Speed(Unit0.1Hz)|0.1Hz|◎|D014
540
541 == Error Records ==
542
543 |Parameter|Name|Range and Description|Priority|Address
544 |E0.00|Latest error type|No Error:0
545 Acceleration Over Current:Err02
546 Deceleration Over Current:Err03
547 Over Current at constant speed:Err04
548 Acceleration Over Voltage:Err05
549 Deceleration Over Voltage:Err06
550 Over Voltage at constant speed:Err07
551 Low Voltage error:Err09
552 VFD overload:Err10
553 Motor overload:Err11
554 IGBT overheat:Err14
555 External Error:Err15
556 Current Detection Error:Err18
557 Parameter writing/reading error:Err21
558 EEPROM writing/reading error:Err22|●| E000
559 |E0.01|Running Frequency at latest error|0.0Hz-F0.05|●| E001
560 |E0.02|Output Current at latest error|0.00-655.35|●| E002
561 |E0.03|Bus Voltage at latest error|0.0-810|●| E003
562 |E0.04|Input terminals status at latest error|0-63|●| E004
563 |E0.05|IGBT temperature at latest error|0-65535|●| E005
564 |E1.00|Former error type|As E0.00|●| E100
565 |E1.01|Running Frequency at former error|0.0Hz-F0.05|●| E101
566 |E1.02|Output Current at former error|0.00-655.35|●| E102
567 |E1.03|Bus Voltage at former error|0.0-810|●| E103
568 |E1.04|Input terminals status at former error|0-63|●| E104
569 |E1.05|IGBT temperature at former error|0-65535|●| E105
570
571 = 8 Communication Protocol =
572
573 VM Series AC Drive provides RS485 communication interface and supports Modbus communication protocol. Users can achieve centralized control by computer or PLC, set AC Drive operation commands, modify or read function code parameters, read the working state and fault info of the AC Drive.
574
575 == Communication Control Address ==
576
577 |Function|Address|Description|Remarks|Characteristic
578 |Communication Set Value|1000H|-10000~10000(with ± sign)|F0.05*(±100.00%)|R/W
579 |(% rowspan="7" %)Control Command|(% rowspan="7" %)2000H|0001: Forward running|-|W
580 |0002: Reverse running|-|W
581 |0003: JOG forward|-|W
582 |0004: JOG reverse|-|W
583 |0005: Free stop|-|W
584 |0006: Deceleration stop|-|W
585 |0007: Fault reset|-|W
586 |(% rowspan="3" %)Running Status|(% rowspan="3" %)3000H|0001:FWD running|-|R
587 |0002:REV running|-|R
588 |0003:Stopped|-|R
589 |(% rowspan="11" %)Monitoring Data|1001H|Running Frequency(Hz)|2 decimal places|R
590 |1002H|Set Frequency(Hz)|2 decimal places|R
591 |1003H|Bus Voltage(V)|1 decimal place|R
592 |1004H|Output Voltage(V)|1 decimal place|R
593 |1005H|Output Current(A)|2 decimal places|R
594 |1006H|IGBT Temperature|1 decimal place|R
595 |1007H|Digital input status|DI1-DI4 Added by binary bit weight|R
596 |1009H|Keypad Knob Voltage(V)|1 decimal place|R
597 |101AH|AI Volatage (V)|1 decimal place|R
598 |100BH|Load Speed Display|1 decimal place|R
599 |100EH|PLC Stage|Simple PLC running stage|R
600 |(% rowspan="14" %)Failure status|(% rowspan="14" %)8000H|0000:No error|-|R
601 |0002:Acceleration Over Current|-|R
602 |0003:Acceleration Over Current|-|R
603 |0004:Over Current at Constant Speed|-|R
604 |0005:Acceleration Over Voltage|-|R
605 |0006:Deceleration Over Voltage|-|R
606 |0007:Over Voltage at Constant Speed|-|R
607 |0009:Low Voltage Error|-|R
608 |000A:VFD Overload|-|R
609 |000B:Motor Overload|-|R
610 |000E:IGBT Overheat|-|R
611 |000F:External Error|-|R
612 |0012:Current Detection Error|-|R
613 |0015:Parameters Writing/Reading Error|-|R
614 |(% rowspan="9" %)Communication Error Feedback|(% rowspan="9" %)8001H|0000:No Error|-|R
615 |0001:Password Error|-|R
616 |0002:Command Code Error|-|R
617 |0003:CRCError|-|R
618 |0004:Invalid Address|-|R
619 |0005:Invalid Parameter|-|R
620 |0006:Parameters Adjustment Failed|-|R
621 |0007:System Locked|-|R
622 |0008:Parameters Being Saved|-|R
623
624 Sheet 5-1-1 Control Command Addresses
625
626 == EEPROM Addresses Introduction ==
627
628 The addresses listed in the sheet above is the way of writing RAM. The RAM stores the data after power-off and does not save it. In the communication mode, for the write command "06H", if the parameter needs to be stored after power-off, the method of writing EEPROM should be used. The original "0" of the most significant bit of the RAM address is changed to "F", which is converted into the corresponding EEPROM address, for example: "0XXX" is changed to "FXXX"
629
630 Example of address conversion: Upper limit frequency F006, write RAM communication address: 0006, corresponding EEPROM address: F006.
631
632 Acceleration time F010, the communication address for writing RAM is: 000A, and the corresponding address for EEPROM is: F00A.
633
634 Other parameters, are like that...
635
636 It should be noted that the erasing life of EEPROM is about 1 million times. After exceeding the erasing times, it will affect the reliability of data storage. If it is not necessary, it is recommended to control the communication by writing to RAM.
637
638 = 9 Troubleshooting & countermeasures =
639
640 == Faults and solutions ==
641
642 |Fault code|Fault type|Reason|Solution
643 |Err02|Overcurrent during acceleration|(((
644 ~1. The output circuit of AC Drive is grounded or short circuited.
645
646 2. The acceleration time is too short.
647
648 3. The startup operation is performed on the rotating motor.
649
650 4. The AC Drive model is of too small power.
651 )))|(((
652 ~1. Eliminate external faults.
653
654 2. Increase the acceleration time.
655
656 3. Select rotational speed tracking restart or start the motor after it stops.
657
658 4. Select the AC Drive of higher power.
659 )))
660 |Err03|Overcurrent during deceleration|(((
661 ~1. The output circuit of AC Drive is grounded or short circuited.
662
663 2. The deceleration time is too short.
664 )))|(((
665 ~1. Eliminate external faults.
666
667 2. Increase the deceleration time.
668 )))
669 |Err04|Overcurrent at constant speed|(((
670 ~1. The output circuit of AC Drive is grounded or short circuited.
671
672 2. The AC Drive model is of too small power.
673 )))|(((
674 ~1. Eliminate external faults.
675
676 2. Select the AC Drive of higher power.
677 )))
678 |Err05|Overvoltage during acceleration|(((
679 ~1. Input voltage abnormal.
680
681 2. An external force drives the motor during acceleration.
682
683 3. The acceleration time is too short.
684
685 4. The braking unit and braking resistor are not installed.
686 )))|(((
687 ~1. Turn the input power to the normal range.
688
689 2. Cancel the external force.
690
691 3. Increase the acceleration time.
692
693 4. Installed the braking unit and braking resistor.
694 )))
695 |Err06|Overvoltage during deceleration|(((
696 ~1. Input voltage abnormal.
697
698 2. An external force drives the motor during deceleration.
699
700 3. The deceleration time is too short.
701
702 4. The braking unit and braking resistor are not installed.
703 )))|(((
704 ~1. Turn the input power to the normal range.
705
706 2. Cancel the external force.
707
708 3. Increase the deceleration time.
709
710 4. Installed the braking unit and braking resistor.
711 )))
712 |Err07|Overvoltage at constant speed|(((
713 ~1. Input voltage abnormal.
714
715 2. An external force drives the motor during deceleration.
716 )))|(((
717 ~1. Turn the input power to the normal range.
718
719 2. Cancel the external force.
720 )))
721 |Err09|Undervoltage|(((
722 ~1. Instantaneous power failure occurs on the input supply.
723
724 2. The input voltage is not within the normal range.
725
726 3. The AC Drive has an abnormality.
727 )))|(((
728 ~1. Reset the fault.
729
730 2. Adjust the input voltage to normal range.
731
732 3. Looking for technical service.
733 )))
734 |Err10|AC Drive overload|(((
735 ~1. The load is too heavy or lockedrotor occurs on motor.
736
737 2. The AC Drive model is of too small power.
738 )))|(((
739 ~1. Reduce the load and check the motor.
740
741 2. Select the AC Drive of higher power.
742 )))
743 |Err11|Motor overload|(((
744 The parameter setting of F2.03 does not match the motor
745
746 2. The AC Drive model is of too small power.
747 )))|(((
748 ~1. Set this parameter correctly.
749
750 2. Reduce the load and check the motor.
751 )))
752 |Err14|Module overheating|(((
753 ~1. The ambient temperature is too high.
754
755 2. The air filter is blocked.
756
757 3. The fan is damaged.
758
759 4. The IGBT is damaged.
760 )))|(((
761 ~1. Lower the ambient temperature.
762
763 2. Clean the air filter.
764
765 3. Replace the fan.
766
767 4. Ask for technical service.
768 )))
769 |Err15|External equipment fault|External fault signal (DI) triggers|1. Check the input DI terminal
770 |Err16|Communication fault|(((
771 ~1. The PC is in abnormal state.
772
773 2. The communication cable is faulty.
774
775 3. The communication parameters of FC group are set improperly.
776 )))|(((
777 ~1. Check the cabling of the PC.
778
779 2. Check the communication cabling.
780
781 3. Set the communication parameters properly.
782 )))
783 |Err18|Current detection fault|(((
784 ~1. Current detection circuit is abnormal.
785
786 2. Control circuit is abnormal.
787 )))|1. Ask for technical service.
788 |Err21|Data overflow|1. The control board is abnormal.|1. Ask for technical service.
789 |Err22|On-power EEPROM check fault|1. The EEPROM chip is damaged.|1. Ask for technical service.
790
791 Table 6-1-1 Faults and solutions
792
793 == Common faults and solutions ==
794
795 |**SN**|**Fault**|**Possible causes**|**Solutions**
796 |1|No display at power-on state|(((
797 ~1. The input power of AC Drive is abnormal.
798
799 2. The control board has a bad contact with cable that is connected to the keypad.
800
801 3. The AC Drive is abnormal.
802 )))|(((
803 ~1. Check the input power.
804
805 2. Re-connect the cable.
806
807 3. Ask for technical service.
808 )))
809 |2|The motor does not rotate after the AC Drive runs.|(((
810 ~1. The motor is damaged.
811
812 2. The motor cables is abnormal.
813
814 3. The cable between the drive board and control board is in poor contact.
815
816 4. The AC Drive is abnormal.
817 )))|(((
818 ~1. Replay the motor.
819
820 2. Ensure the cable between the AC Drive and the motor is normal.
821
822 3. Check the cable between the drive board and control board.
823
824 4. Ask for technical service.
825 )))
826 |3|DI termianls are disabled.|(((
827 ~1. The parameters are set incorrectly.
828
829 2. The external signal is incorrect.
830
831 3. The control board is abnormal.
832 )))|(((
833 ~1. Check and reset the parameters in group F5.
834
835 2. Re-connect the external signal cables.
836
837 3. Ask for technical service.
838 )))
839 |4|AC Drive interference|(((
840 ~1. Carrier frequency setting is not suitable.
841
842 2. The grounding method of the AC Drive and the motor is incorrect.
843
844 3. The wire between the AC Drive and the motor is too long.
845 )))|(((
846 ~1. Reduce the carrier frequency
847
848 2. The AC Drive and the motor are effectively grounded and separated from the ground of the peripheral device.
849
850 3. Install out reactor or reduce wire distance.
851 )))
852 |5|Motor noise is too loud.|(((
853 ~1. Motor damage or mechanical failure.
854
855 2. Carrier frequency setting is too small.
856 )))|(((
857 ~1. Replace the motor or clear the mechanical fault.
858
859 2. Increase the carrier frequency appropriately.
860 )))
861 |6|Switch trip|(((
862 ~1. Installed a leakage switch or an air switch overload.
863
864 2. The input power of AC Drive is abnormal.
865
866 3. The AC Drive is damaged.
867 )))|(((
868 ~1. Replay the leakage switch or replay the larfer capacity air switch.
869
870 2. Eliminate whether the input power is shorted.
871
872 3. Ask for technical service.
873 )))
874
875 Table 6-2-1 Common faults and solutions
876
877
878 (((
879
880 )))
881
882