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Holip HLP-NV Series User Manual

Holip HLP-NV Series
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Holip HLP-NV Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHolip
ModelHLP-NV Series
CategoryInverter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

I. Introduction

1. Checks upon Delivery

Verifies inverter condition, packaging, and included items upon receipt.

2. Nameplate Description

Explains the information provided on the inverter's nameplate for identification.

II. Safety Precautions

1. Before the Power-up

Crucial safety steps to follow before applying power to the inverter for installation.

2. During the Power-up

Safety guidelines to observe when initially powering up the inverter.

3. During the Operation

Safety measures to adhere to while the inverter is operating.

4. After the Power-off

Safety considerations for handling the inverter after it has been powered down.

III. Standards and Specifications

1. Particular Specifications

Lists specific technical details and models of the HLP-NV series inverters.

2. General Specifications

Details general electrical, control, and environmental specifications for the inverter.

IV. Storage and Installation

1. Storage

Guidelines for proper storage of the inverter to maintain its condition and performance.

2. Installation Site and Environment

Recommendations for selecting an appropriate location and environment for inverter installation.

3. Installation and Direction

Instructions on how to physically install the inverter, including orientation and spacing.

V. Wiring

1. Main Circuit Wiring Schematic Diagram

Illustrates the schematic for connecting the main power circuit of the inverter.

2. Description of Terminal Block

Details the arrangement and function of the inverter's main and control circuit terminals.

3. Basic Connection Diagram

Provides a general wiring diagram for connecting the inverter's main and control circuits.

4. Switches

Explains the function of various switches on the inverter for configuration and bus termination.

5. Precautions on Wiring

Outlines critical safety precautions and best practices for wiring the inverter.

VI. Instruction of the LCP Digital Operator

1. Description of the LCP Digital Operator

Introduces the LCP digital operator, its components, and displays.

2. Programming with LCP

Guides users on how to navigate menus and program parameters using the LCP.

VII. Parameter Overview

Operation / Display

Overview of parameters related to inverter operation states and display settings.

Load / Motor

Parameters concerning motor characteristics, control principles, and load settings.

Brakes

Parameters for configuring braking functions, including DC brake and energy braking.

Reference / Ramps

Parameters for setting speed references, limits, and acceleration/deceleration ramps.

Digital In / Out

Configuration of digital input and output functions for control signals and status.

Analog In / Out

Settings for analog inputs and outputs, including scaling and signal types.

Proess PI Controllers

Parameters for configuring Proportional-Integral (PI) control loops for process applications.

Commu nication

Settings for communication protocols, baud rates, and address configuration.

Special Function

Parameters for special inverter functions like switching frequency and mains monitoring.

0-2* Motor Data

Parameters for entering motor nameplate data such as power, voltage, and current.

0-3* Adv. Motor Data

Advanced motor data parameters for optimizing inverter performance.

C00.4* LCP Keypad

Parameters related to the functionality of the LCP keypad and its operating modes.

1-5* Load Independent Setting

Settings for motor parameters that are independent of the load condition.

C01.6* Load Dependent setting

Parameters for adjusting motor settings based on load conditions.

1-7* Start Adjustments

Parameters for configuring various start functions and timing for the motor.

C01.8* Stop Adjustments

Parameters for configuring different stop functions and their behavior.

C01.9* Motor Temperature

Parameters for monitoring and protecting the motor based on estimated temperature.

C02.0* DC-Brake

Parameters for setting up the DC braking function to slow down or hold the motor.

C02.1* Brake Energy Function

Configuration of brake energy functions, including resistor and AC braking.

2-2* Mechanical Brake

Parameters for controlling an external mechanical brake based on motor speed or faults.

3-0* Reference Limits

Defines the range, minimum, and maximum values for speed references.

3-1* References

Settings for selecting and configuring various reference sources for speed control.

C03.18 Relative Scaling Ref. Resource

Selects the source for relative scaling of reference values for speed control.

3-4* Ramp 1

Configuration of the first acceleration and deceleration ramp profiles.

C03.5* Ramp2

Configuration of the second acceleration and deceleration ramp profiles.

C03.8* Other Ramps

Parameters for Jog and Quick Stop ramp functions.

Parameter group 4: Motor Limits

Configuration of speed, torque, and current limits for motor operation.

C04.5* Adjustable Warnings

Setting adjustable warning limits for current, speed, reference, and feedback.

C04.6* Speed Bypass

Configuration to bypass specific speed ranges to avoid mechanical resonance.

C05.1* Digital Inputs

Configuration of functions for the inverter's digital input terminals.

C05.4* Relays

Configuration of timing and output functions for the inverter's relays.

5-5* Pulse Input

Configuration of pulse input for frequency control and signal scaling.

C06.0* Analog I/O Mode

Setup for analog input/output modes, including live zero timeout.

C06.1* Analog Input 1

Configuration and scaling for analog input 1 (VIN).

C06.2* Analog Input 2

Configuration and scaling for analog input 2 (AIN).

C06.8* LCP Potmeter

Configuration of the LCP potentiometer as a reference or relative reference source.

C06.9* Analog Output

Configuration of analog output functions for signals like frequency or motor current.

C07.2* Process Ctrl. Feedb

Selection of feedback sources for Process PI Control.

C07.3* Process PI Control

Parameters for configuring the Process PI control loop.

X. Maintenance, Fault Information and Troubleshooting

1. Precautions about Inspection and Maintenance

Safety guidelines and precautions before performing inspection or maintenance.

2. Periodical Inspection and Maintenance items

Checks and tasks for regular inspection and maintenance of the inverter.

3. Fault Indication and Troubleshooting

Guidance on identifying and resolving faults indicated by the inverter.

4. Fault code description and Analysis

Detailed descriptions of fault codes and their corresponding disposal methods.

IX. Appendices

Appendix 1: Mounting Dimensions of HOLIP NV inverters

Provides mechanical drawings and dimensions for HOLIP NV inverter models.

Appendix 2: Mounting Dimensions of LCP Digital operator

Shows the physical dimensions for mounting the LCP digital operator.

Appendix 3. Braking Resistor Disposition

Lists specifications for braking resistors, including power, resistance, and torque.

Appendix 4. Simple Example of Appliaction

1:Parameter Initialization

Steps to reset parameters to default settings and initialize the inverter.

2:Use LCP to control the drive

How to use the LCP keypad for manual control and reference setting.

3:Use extern terminals to control the drive

Instructions for controlling the drive using external terminals and AUTO mode.

4: AMT sequence (Automatic motor tuning)

Step-by-step guide for performing Automatic Motor Tuning (AMT).

5:Speed UP/ Down(UP DOWN)

How to configure and use speed up/down functions via digital inputs.

6: Multi-speed(eight speed at most)

Configuration for selecting up to eight different speed presets using digital inputs.

7: Process close loop control(PI control)

Example setup for Process Closed Loop (PI) control with specific parameter settings.

8: Pulse input

Example configuration for using pulse input for frequency control and reference.

10:V/F and VVC+

Examples of motor control principle settings for V/F and VVC+ modes.

11: How to display motor speed

Example of customizing the display to show motor speed.

12: Use LCP Pot. to realize running forward/reverse (LCP:OP-VB02)

Example of using LCP potentiometer for forward/reverse control and speed setting.

13:Use arrow keys to realize running forward/reverse in “HAND”

How to use LCP arrow keys for manual control and speed adjustment.

14:Communication examples

Practical examples of communication using FC and Modbus protocols.

Appendix 5:User’s feedback

Operation / Display

User-configurable default settings for operation and display parameters.

Load / Motor

User-configurable default settings for load and motor related parameters.

Brakes

User-configurable default settings for brake functions.

Reference / Ramps

User-configurable default settings for reference and ramp parameters.

Limits / Warnings

User-configurable default settings for motor limits and warnings.

Digital In / Out

User-configurable default settings for digital input/output functions.

Analog In / Out

User-configurable default settings for analog input/output signals.

Proess PI Controllers

User-configurable default settings for Process PI control parameters.

Commu nication

User-configurable default settings for communication parameters.

Special Function

User-configurable default settings for special inverter functions.

Drive Information

User-configurable default settings for drive information parameters.

Data Readouts

User-configurable default settings for data readout parameters.

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