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ADV200 • Appendix 303
SubCode Index SubIndex Notes
52 0x1803 1 TPDO4 enable
During the control phase, the system sends a HeartBeat message to the slave every 100 ms and checks the
Op state via HeartBeat producer message sent by the device, which must arrive within the time set in object
1017. If an error occurs it returns to Init .
If HeartBeat is not available and NodeGuarding is active instead, the timeout values set in objects 100C and
100D are used.
Among the objects requested during the conguration phase are those which contain the mapping, the mean-
ing of the data in the PDOs. The objects the slave may have mapped in the PDOs are a subset of those de-
ned by the DS401 prole. In particular, the list indicates objects recognised by the drive:
6000h Read Input 8 bit
6100h ReadInput 16 bit
6120h ReadInput 32 bit
6200h Write Output 8 bit
6300h WriteOutput 16 bit
6320h WriteOutput 32 bit
6400h ReadAnalog 8 bit
6401h ReadAnalog 16 bit
6411h WriteAnalog 16 bit
The conguration does not fail if other objects are detected, however the object in the PDO is not managed
when received and is written as 0 for transmission.
The objects are associated with the analog and digital input and output parameters in the order they are de-
tected.
For example, if the slave is congured as follows
1600
1 6200h
2 6200h
1601
1 6300h
2 6300h
The data sent via RPDO will be associated in this order
Byte 0 Byte1 Byte2 Byte3 Digital out 0Ext mon
|
V
|
V
Byte 0 Byte1 Byte2 Byte3 PDO1
6200h 6200h -- --
Byte 0 Byte1 Digital out 0Ext mon
|
|
V
|
|
V
Byte 0 Byte1 Digital out 1Ext mon
|
V
|
V
Byte 0 Byte1 Byte2 Byte3 PDO1
6200h 6200h -- --
Following the transition to Op, the drive software reads and writes the PDOs (RPDO) and moves the data to
the I/O control blocks and periodically sends the Sync message.
Since there are only 2 devices in the network and data exchange is predened, synchronous PDOs are always
used to have repeatability in communication.
Data are exchanged in communciation cycles, the duration of which is predened with parameter 5488 “Ex-
ternal IO period” (available in the service menu and via the .sco conguration le). The default communication
cycle value is 8 ms.

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gefran ADV200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryInverter
Protection ClassIP20
Cooling MethodForced Air Cooling
Input Voltage200-240V
Output Voltage0 to Input Voltage
Communication ProtocolsModbus, Profibus, CANopen
ProtectionOvercurrent, Overvoltage, Undervoltage, Overtemperature
Operating Temperature Range-10°C to +50°C
Storage Temperature Range-25°C to 70°C
Relative Humidity5% to 95%, non-condensing

Summary

ADV200 - Field Oriented Vector AC Drive

ADV200 Parameters and Functions

MONITOR Function

Displays measured values and drive operating parameters.

STARTUP WIZARD

Suggests a procedure for quick drive commissioning with reduced settings.

DRIVE CONFIG

Covers configuration parameters like Save parameters and Regulation mode.

COMMANDS MANAGEMENT

Covers working modes (Local/Remote) and command sources.

MOTOR DATA

Parameters for entering motor plate data for accurate drive operation.

ENCODER CONFIGURATION

Details parameters for configuring encoders (incremental, absolute, SSI, ENDAT).

ENCODER/ENCODER 1

Parameters specific to Encoder 1 configuration.

ENCODER/ENCODER 2

Parameters specific to Encoder 2 configuration.

ENCODER/ENCODER 3

Parameters specific to Encoder 3 configuration.

ENCODER/RESOLVER

Parameters for Resolver configuration.

TORQUE CONFIGURATION

Parameters for setting torque limits and adaptive torque control.

FUNCTIONS

Details various drive functions like Speed Ratio, Droop, and DC Braking.

COMMUNICATION

Configuration of serial (RS485) and fieldbus (CanOpen, Profibus, etc.) communication.

ALARM CONFIGURATION

Defines the drive's reaction to different alarm signals.

ADV200 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Alarms

Details alarms, their causes, and solutions for Overvoltage, Undervoltage, Ground Fault, etc.

Speed Feedback Loss Alarm Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting guide for speed feedback loss based on encoder type and sub-codes.

ExtIO Fault Alarm Troubleshooting

Information on causes and troubleshooting for external I/O faults.

Fastlink Alarm Troubleshooting

Explains reasons and solutions for FastLink communication alarms.

ADV200 System Diagrams

Functions Diagrams

Block diagrams for various functions like Droop, Inertia Comp, DC Braking, etc.

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