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hpmont HD09 Series - User Manual

hpmont HD09 Series
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V1.1 2018.07
HD09 Series
Smart Inverter
User Manual
Single-phase 220 - 240V, 0.25 - 2.2kW
Three-phase 380 - 460V, 0.4 - 5.5kW

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

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    leslie81Aug 19, 2025
    Why is my hpmont HD09 overloading?
    • C
      Carly MccormickAug 19, 2025
      An hpmont Inverter might overload due to several reasons: the acceleration time being too short, improper settings of the V/f curve or torque boost leading to overcurrent, low mains supply voltage, or the motor load being too high. To resolve this, try the following: * Adjust the acceleration time using parameter F03.01. * Adjust the V/f curve (F09.01 - F09.06) or torque boost (F09.07, F09.08). * Check the mains supply voltage. * Use an inverter with a proper power rating.
  • V
    Victoria JamesAug 21, 2025
    What to do if hpmont Inverter shows DC bus over voltage during acceleration?
    • L
      logan29Aug 21, 2025
      If your hpmont Inverter displays a DC bus acceleration overvoltage error, it could be due to several factors: the input voltage being too high, a deceleration time set too short, improper wiring leading to hardware overvoltage, or an incorrect selection of braking devices. Here’s how to address it: * Verify the power input. * Set a proper value for deceleration time using parameter F03.02. * Inspect the wiring and ensure it is correctly wired. * Select braking devices according to the recommendations.
  • A
    Ann HarrisAug 23, 2025
    How to fix hpmont Inverter acceleration overcurrent?
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      kimberlyrichardAug 23, 2025
      Inverter acceleration overcurrent in your hpmont device can occur due to improper connection between the inverter and motor, incorrect motor parameters, an inverter rating that's too small, or an acceleration/deceleration time that's too short. Here’s how to troubleshoot: * Ensure the inverter and motor are properly connected. * Set the correct motor parameters using settings F08.00 - F08.03. * Choose an inverter with a higher rating. * Set appropriate acceleration and deceleration times (F03.01, F03.02).
  • C
    Cindy FosterAug 26, 2025
    Why is my hpmont Inverter motor overloading?
    • L
      Leslie GordonAug 26, 2025
      Your hpmont Inverter's motor might be overloading due to an improper setting of the V/f curve, low mains supply voltage, prolonged operation with a heavy load at low speed, or blocked torque/excessive load. To resolve this: * Adjust the setting of the V/f curve using parameters F09.01 - F09.06. * Check the power input. * Consider using a special motor. * Inspect the load and mechanical transmission devices.
  • T
    Tanya MccartyAug 28, 2025
    What causes a stall overvoltage in hpmont HD09?
    • R
      rrodriguezAug 28, 2025
      Stall overvoltage in your hpmont Inverter can occur if the bus voltage is too high or the stall overvoltage setting is too low. To fix this: * Check the power input or the function of the brake. * Set the value of stall overvoltage properly using parameter F19.19.
  • S
    Sarah PierceAug 29, 2025
    What to do if hpmont HD09 Inverter shows fault of power module?
    • K
      Katie TateAug 30, 2025
      If your hpmont Inverter indicates a fault in the power module, it could be due to a short circuit between output phases, a short circuit to the ground, an excessively high output current, or damage to the power module itself. Try these steps: * Verify the connection and ensure the wire is properly connected for each phase. * Check the connection to ground and ensure it is correctly wired. * Inspect the connection and mechanism.
  • V
    Vincent RamirezSep 1, 2025
    Why does hpmont HD09 Inverter heatsink overheat?
    • J
      Jeffrey SmithSep 1, 2025
      An hpmont Inverter's heatsink can overheat if the ambient temperature is too high, the inverter's external ventilation is poor, there's a fan fault, or there's a fault in the temperature detection circuit. Here’s how to address it: * Consider using an inverter with higher power capacity. * Improve the ventilation around the inverter. * Replace the cooling fan.
  • K
    Kimberly EllisSep 3, 2025
    What causes DC bus undervoltage in hpmont HD09?
    • K
      kristen11Sep 3, 2025
      DC bus undervoltage in your hpmont Inverter can occur at the beginning of powering on and the end of powering off, if the input voltage is too low, or if improper wiring leads to hardware undervoltage. Here’s how to troubleshoot: * Note that it is normal status of powering on and powering off. * Check the input power voltage. * Check the wiring and wire the inverter properly.
  • D
    Darren ClarkSep 5, 2025
    What to do if hpmont HD09 shows fault of output phase?
    • D
      Douglas HendersonSep 5, 2025
      If your hpmont Inverter reports a fault in the output phase, it may be due to output phase disconnection or loss, or a heavy imbalance of the inverter’s three-phase load. To resolve this: * Check the connection between the inverter and the motor. * Check the quality of the motor.
  • M
    Michael GarrettSep 7, 2025
    What to do if hpmont Inverter parameters auto-tuning fault?
    • J
      James HernandezSep 7, 2025
      If your hpmont Inverter's parameter auto-tuning fails, it is likely due to the parameter auto-tuning timing out. To address this: * Check the motor’s connection. * Input the correct motor parameters using settings F08.01 - F08.03.

Summary

Safety Information

Safety Definition

Defines safety marks and their meanings for hazard avoidance.

Professional Staff

Specifies requirements for personnel performing installation and maintenance.

Product Information

Nameplate

Details the information found on the product's nameplate label.

Rated Value

Lists the rated electrical values for different models and sizes.

Machenical Installation

Dimension and Weight

Provides physical dimensions and weight for different inverter sizes.

Requirement for the Installation Site

Outlines environmental and spatial requirements for inverter installation.

Installation of Exterior Keypad

Describes how to install optional keypads on the control door cabinet.

Electrical Installation

Electric Requirements

Covers grounding and wiring specifications for safe electrical connection.

Power Terminals and Connection

Explains the power terminal layout and connection procedures for different sizes.

Control Terminals and Connection

Details the control terminal functions and wiring diagrams.

External Keypad or Upper Computer

Describes how to connect external keypads or computers via RJ45.

Technical Data

Peripheral Accessories Selection

Specifies recommended accessories like MCCB, contactors, and cables.

Braking Resistor

Provides specifications for selecting and using braking resistors.

Technical Data

Summarizes electrical, environmental, and accessory specifications.

Operation

Keypad

Explains the standard and optional keypads and their indicators.

Shutdown and Operating Status Parameters

Describes how to view status parameters during stop/run and shutdown.

Keypad Control Operation

Details the steps for operating the inverter using the keypad.

Terminal Control Running

Explains how to control the inverter using external terminals.

Communication Control Operation

Covers controlling the inverter via communication interfaces.

Detailed Function Introduction

F00: Basic Parameter

Introduces fundamental operating parameters like frequency and command sources.

F01: Parameter Protection function

Explains user password and parameter saving/copying functionalities.

F02: Start and Stop Controlling Parameter

Details parameters for controlling start, stop, and braking behavior.

F03: Acceleration and Deceleration Parameter

Covers settings for acceleration and deceleration times.

F04: Process PID Controlling Parameter

Describes parameters for PID loop control and tuning.

F05: External Given Curve Parameters

Explains how to define custom V/f curves using external inputs.

F06: Multistage Speed Function

Details settings for multiple speed instructions.

F08: Motor Parameter

Covers motor identification parameters and auto-tuning.

F09: V;f Controlling Parameter

Explains V/f curve parameters and torque boost.

F15: Digital Input; Output Terminals Parameter

Configures digital input and output terminal functions.

F16: Analogue Input; Output Terminal Parameter

Configures analogue input and output terminal settings.

F17: SCI Communication Parameter

Sets up serial communication parameters like baud rate and data format.

F18: Display Control Parameter

Manages display settings, language, and screen saver.

F19: Enhancement Parameters

Covers advanced functions like fan control and voltage protection.

F20: Fault Protection Parameter

Configures overload and output phase fault protection settings.

F23: PWM Controlling Parameter

Sets the carrier frequency for PWM output.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Provides guidance on identifying and resolving common faults and alarms.

Maintenance

Details daily and periodical maintenance procedures for the inverter.

MODBUS Communication Protocol

Overview

Introduces MODBUS communication and networking modes.

Calibration Relationship of Transfer Value Corresponding

Explains how to calibrate communication data values for parameters.

Protocol Functions

Lists supported MODBUS functions for reading/writing parameters.

Address Mapping Relationship

Maps function, control, and status parameters to MODBUS register addresses.

Special Instructions

Provides important notes on communication limitations and multi-function terminal settings.

Application Examples

Demonstrates practical examples of MODBUS communication commands.

Parameter

F00: Basic Parameter

Lists basic parameters like max output frequency and command sources.

F01: Parameter Protection function

Details password protection and parameter management.

F02: Start and Stop Controlling Parameter

Covers parameters for start/stop modes and braking.

F03: Acceleration and Deceleration Parameter

Specifies acceleration and deceleration time settings.

F04: Process PID Controlling Parameter

Lists parameters for PID control loop configuration.

F05: External Given Curve Parameters

Defines parameters for external input curves.

F06: Multistage Speed Function

Details settings for multiple speed instructions.

F08: Motor Parameter

Covers motor identification parameters and auto-tuning.

F09: V;f Controlling Parameter

Explains V/f curve parameters and torque boost.

F15: Digital Input; Output Terminals Parameter

Configures digital input and output terminal functions.

F16: Analogue Input; Output Terminal Parameter

Configures analogue input and output terminal settings.

F17: SCI Communication Parameter

Sets up serial communication parameters like baud rate and data format.

F18: Display Control Parameter

Manages display settings, language, and screen saver.

F19: Enhancement Parameters

Covers advanced functions like fan control and voltage protection.

F20: Fault Protection Parameter

Configures overload and phase loss protection.

F23: PWM Controlling Parameter

Sets the carrier frequency for PWM output.

hpmont HD09 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelHD09 Series
CategoryInverter
Output Frequency50Hz/60Hz
Cooling MethodFan Cooling
Output Voltage220V AC
Protection FeaturesOverload, Short Circuit

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