84 Chapter 7 Application Guidance
7.2.2 Testing Procedures
1) Wiring according to Figure 7-2 (refer to Figure 3-6 or Figure 3-7 for PG
wiring);
2) Switch on the drive, set F123 to "2", resume the factory settings. Refer to
section 4.1 for parameter setting;
3) Make sure F002 is set to "0" (keypad control for general-purpose drive),
remove the load, and input the values on motor's nameplate to F069~F073
(refer to relevant parts in Chapter 5 & 6). Set F075 to "1", press RUN to start
tuning to obtain motor parameters. In the tuning process, the keypad will
display "
". The parameters will be saved automatically after tuning.
Note
The motor load should be removed in tuning process, otherwise the obtained motor
parameters will be inaccurate or the tuning unsuccessful.
For the motor of same model and made by same manufacturer, just input the motor
parameters with reference to the previous motor parameters to set F076~F081,
unnecessary to start auto-tuning.
4) Set F002 to 2 (manual testing mode), set F044 and F045(0－double phase,
1－single phase) and F046 (0: run forward, 1: run reverse) correctly. After
exiting the programming status, press RUN and ▲ (or ▼) to start the
operation in keypad control mode. If over current or over load or the output
current exceeding the motor's rated current, restart the drive after changing
the settings of F046 to ensure the correct PG parameter settings.
5) Switch off the drive, connect the elevator door mechanical system and
switch on the drive again.
6) Set F002 to "2" (manual testing mode), select auto-learning speed properly
via F047, set F048 to "1", press RUN to start door-width auto learning, and
the motor operates according to the procedures of CD→OD→CD. The drive
stops after the last motor catching. The door width information will be saved
automatically after auto-learning.
Note
If the actual operation is reverse to OD/CD command, please change the setting of
F004 and change the setting of F046 accordingly.
TD3200 Variable Speed Drive for Elevator Door Control User Manual
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