What does Err20 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
Err20 can mean that the resolver model does not match the motor; use the push-pull output or open-collector output resolver for the asynchronous motor. It may also indicate incorrect cabling of the resolver; eliminate external problems such as wiring error.
What does Err23 mean on Inovance DC Drives after power-on?
If Err23 is displayed after power-on, it could be due to the motor or the motor output cable being short-circuited to the ground. Measure the insulation of the motor and the output cable with a megger. If that's not the issue, the AC drive may be damaged; contact the agent or our company.
What does Err19 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
Err19 can occur if the motor parameters are set incorrectly; reset the motor parameters. It may also indicate that motor auto-tuning timed out; check the motor cables. Additionally, check the encoder cable and ensure that the PPR is set correctly.
What does Err17 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
If Err17 is reported upon power-on or running, the soft startup contactor might not be closed. Check whether the contactor cable is loose, whether the contactor is faulty, or whether the 24 V power supply of the contactor is faulty. If none of these are the cause, contact the agent or Inovance for technical support.
What does Err16 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
Err16 can indicate an incorrect connection of the RS485 communication cable; check the connection of the communication cable. It can also be caused by incorrect settings of the parameters in group FD; reset the parameters in group FD.
What does Err15 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
Err15 can occur if STOP is pressed in non-operation panel control mode; ensure that operations on the operation panel are correct. It may also be triggered if the external fault signal is input to the multi-function DI terminal; check the setting of DI terminal functions in group F4.
What to do if the Inovance DC Drives AC drive reports over-current and over-voltage faults frequently?
If the AC drive frequently reports over-current and over-voltage faults, it could be due to incorrect motor parameter settings. Try resetting the motor parameters in group F1 or perform motor auto-tuning. Another possible cause is an incorrect acceleration/deceleration time, which you should adjust to the proper setting. If the load fluctuates, contact the agent or Inovance for technical support.
What does Err13 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
Err13 can occur if the output cable of the main circuit is loose, so check the cabling. It may also indicate that the motor is damaged; rectify faults of the motor.
What does Err12 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
Err12 indicates that the input power is asymmetric; adjust the input power. Another possibility is that the drive board is abnormal; contact the agent or Inovance for technical support.
What does Err11 mean on Inovance DC Drives?
Err11 can be caused by an incorrect setting of F9-01, so modify the setting of F9-01. Alternatively, the brake circuit may be abnormal (check the brake circuit and power supply), or the load may be too heavy (reduce the load).
Essential safety guidelines before, during, and after installation and operation.
Detailed precautions for motor tests, operation limits, and environmental factors.
Explains the naming convention and model structure of the CS500 drive.
Details the information found on the CS500 product nameplate.
Lists available CS500 models with their power capacity, current, and motor compatibility.
Outlines the technical features and performance parameters of the CS500 drive.
Provides drawings and dimensions for physical installation and mounting.
Lists available optional accessories for enhancing CS500 functionality.
Covers routine checks, periodic inspections, and maintenance procedures.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Provides guidance on selecting the appropriate CS500 model based on application needs.
Offers advice on selecting suitable braking components for the CS500.
Details environmental requirements and installation space for mechanical setup.
Covers selection of peripheral devices and detailed wiring procedures.
Explains the controls, indicators, and display of the CS500 operation panel.
Guides users on navigating and changing function codes and parameters.
Describes how to monitor the drive's operational status and parameters.
Details methods for controlling the drive's start and stop functions.
Explains how to configure frequency sources and settings for operation.
Covers motor parameter configuration and the auto-tuning process.
Instructions for setting up password protection for parameter access.
Lists and describes fundamental operating parameters (F0 group).
Details parameters related to motor configuration and auto-tuning (F1 group).
Covers parameters specific to vector control modes (F2 group).
Details parameters for Voltage/Frequency (V/F) control modes (F3 group).
Describes the functions and configurations of input terminals (F4 group).
Explains the functions and configurations of output terminals (F5 group).
Lists auxiliary functions for enhanced control and operation (F6 group).
Parameters related to the operation panel and display features (F7 group).
Details additional auxiliary functions for specialized control (F8 group).
Lists protection functions and fault codes for system safety (F9 group).
Parameters specific to crane operation sequences (FA group).
Advanced functions tailored for crane applications (FB group).
Parameters for configuring multi-speed operation modes (FC group).
Settings for communication protocols and interfaces (FD group).
Parameters for managing user passwords and system security (FP group).
Defines Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and its importance.
Discusses the EMC standards and testing applied to the CS500.
Addresses the impact of power supply harmonics on the AC drive.
Guidelines to mitigate electromagnetic interference during installation.
Methods to prevent external equipment interference on the AC drive.
Methods to prevent the AC drive from interfering with surrounding equipment.
Discusses leakage current issues and their handling.
Specific installation precautions for EMC input filters.
Overview of the CS500's fault detection and protection features.
Lists common issues, their causes, and solutions for troubleshooting.
Details the available PG card models and their technical specifications.
Explains how to use the PG card for encoder signal processing.
Shows connection diagrams for encoders with the PG card.
Introduces the MD32IO card and its capabilities for expanding I/O.
Guides on installing the card and describes its control terminals.
Introduces the CS70RC1 relay extension card and its included parts.
Details the installation process and control terminals of the relay card.
Explains how to set parameters related to the relay extension card functions.
Essential safety guidelines before, during, and after installation and operation.
Detailed precautions for motor tests, operation limits, and environmental factors.
Explains the naming convention and model structure of the CS500 drive.
Details the information found on the CS500 product nameplate.
Lists available CS500 models with their power capacity, current, and motor compatibility.
Outlines the technical features and performance parameters of the CS500 drive.
Provides drawings and dimensions for physical installation and mounting.
Lists available optional accessories for enhancing CS500 functionality.
Covers routine checks, periodic inspections, and maintenance procedures.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Provides guidance on selecting the appropriate CS500 model based on application needs.
Offers advice on selecting suitable braking components for the CS500.
Details environmental requirements and installation space for mechanical setup.
Covers selection of peripheral devices and detailed wiring procedures.
Explains the controls, indicators, and display of the CS500 operation panel.
Guides users on navigating and changing function codes and parameters.
Describes how to monitor the drive's operational status and parameters.
Details methods for controlling the drive's start and stop functions.
Explains how to configure frequency sources and settings for operation.
Covers motor parameter configuration and the auto-tuning process.
Instructions for setting up password protection for parameter access.
Lists and describes fundamental operating parameters (F0 group).
Details parameters related to motor configuration and auto-tuning (F1 group).
Covers parameters specific to vector control modes (F2 group).
Details parameters for Voltage/Frequency (V/F) control modes (F3 group).
Describes the functions and configurations of input terminals (F4 group).
Explains the functions and configurations of output terminals (F5 group).
Lists auxiliary functions for enhanced control and operation (F6 group).
Parameters related to the operation panel and display features (F7 group).
Details additional auxiliary functions for specialized control (F8 group).
Lists protection functions and fault codes for system safety (F9 group).
Parameters specific to crane operation sequences (FA group).
Advanced functions tailored for crane applications (FB group).
Parameters for configuring multi-speed operation modes (FC group).
Settings for communication protocols and interfaces (FD group).
Parameters for managing user passwords and system security (FP group).
Defines Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and its importance.
Discusses the EMC standards and testing applied to the CS500.
Addresses the impact of power supply harmonics on the AC drive.
Guidelines to mitigate electromagnetic interference during installation.
Methods to prevent external equipment interference on the AC drive.
Methods to prevent the AC drive from interfering with surrounding equipment.
Discusses leakage current issues and their handling.
Specific installation precautions for EMC input filters.
Overview of the CS500's fault detection and protection features.
Lists common issues, their causes, and solutions for troubleshooting.
Details the available PG card models and their technical specifications.
Explains how to use the PG card for encoder signal processing.
Shows connection diagrams for encoders with the PG card.
Introduces the MD32IO card and its capabilities for expanding I/O.
Guides on installing the card and describes its control terminals.
Introduces the CS70RC1 relay extension card and its included parts.
Details the installation process and control terminals of the relay card.
Explains how to set parameters related to the relay extension card functions.
General| Humidity | 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
|---|---|
| Cooling Method | Forced air cooling |
| Output Voltage | 0 to Input Voltage |
| Output Current | Dependent on model |
| Control Mode | V/F control, sensorless vector control |
| Protection Functions | Overvoltage, undervoltage, overload, overheat, short circuit |
| Communication | Modbus, CANopen |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
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