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5
Chapter
1
Product
Information
This
Chapter
Content
This chapter briefly introduces the operation principle
,
product performa
-
nce
,
layout
,
nameplate
,
and type of instructions
.
4
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
1
Default Chapter
1
Features
1
Multiple Functions
1
Stable and Reliable Anti-Trip Function
1
Unpacking Inspection Cautions
1
First-Time Use
2
Table of Contents
3
Chapter1ProductInformation
5
Naming Plate
6
Naming Rules
6
Products Information
6
FC100 Model List
7
Size and Dimensions
7
Specifications
8
Chapter2 Storage and Installation
9
Storage
10
Installation
11
Minimum Clearances and Air Flow
11
Chapter3 Wire Diagram and Terminal Explanation
13
Basic Wiring Diagram
15
Control Terminal Explanation
16
Control Terminal
17
Main Circuit Wiring
17
Power Terminal
17
Wiring Notes
18
Chapter4 Wire Diagram and Terminal Explanation
18
Keypad Operation
21
Description of Digital Keypad
22
Digital Keypad Operation
22
Enter/Disp
22
Prg/Reset
22
Detailed Way for How to Use Keypad
23
Chapter5 Function Parameters Table
25
Description of Parameter Settings
37
Group P0: User Parameters
38
Main Display Data Selection
38
Display the Motor Speed
39
Display the Output Current
39
Display the Output Frequency
39
Display the Set Frequency
39
Digital Frequency Setting
41
Frequency Setting Selection
41
Group P1: Basic Parameters
41
Control the Output Frequency through Terminal AVI
42
Setting Dial Mode
43
UP/DOWN Setting Mode
43
I/O Terminal
44
Start Signal Selection
44
Two-Wire Type
44
Three-Wire Type
45
RS485 Mode
46
“Stop” Key Lock Operation Selection
46
Max. Frequency
47
Min. Frequency
47
Reverse Prevention Setting
47
Reverse Prohibited
47
ACC Time
48
DEC Time
48
V/F Fundamental Frequency
48
V/F Maximum Voltage
48
P109: V/F Maximum Voltage
49
P110: V/F Fundamental Frequency
49
P111: V/F Intermediate Voltage
49
P112: V/F Intermediate Frequency
49
Carrier Frequency
50
P113: V/F Minimum Voltage
50
P114: V/F Minimum Frequency
50
Group P2: Parameters of Applications
51
Initialization of Parameters
51
Start Mode Selection
51
Stop Mode Selection
52
Tracing Start
52
Coasting Stop
53
Group P3: Input and Output Function Parameters
53
Start Frequency Setting
53
Stop Frequency Setting
53
DC Braking Current in Start
54
DC Braking Current in Stop
54
DC Braking Time in Start
54
DC Braking Time in Stop
54
No Load Current Ratio of Motor
55
Rated Motor Current
55
Rated Motor Voltage
55
Torque Boost
55
P209 Rated Voltage Motor
56
Rated Motor Frequency
56
Resistance of Rotor
56
Resistance of Stator
56
AVI Maximum Voltage Input
57
AVI Minimum Voltage Input
57
Mutual Inductance of Rotor
57
Self Inductance of Rotor
57
AVI Input Filter Time
58
AVI Maximum Current Input
58
AVI Minimum Current Input
58
P305:AVI Input Filter Time
58
Direction of High Analog
59
Direction of of Low Analog
59
Frequency of High Analog
59
Frequency of Low Analog
59
P310 Frequency of Low Analog
60
P311 Direction of Low Analog
60
P312 Frequency of High Analog
60
P313 Direction of High Analog
60
Frequency Decreasing Signal
65
Frequency Increasing Signal
65
Counter Pulse Input
66
Fault Reset
66
PID Function Enable
66
PLC Function Enable
66
Output Terminal - RA/RC
67
Winding Function Enable
67
Under Voltage Alarming
69
PID Upper Limit
70
Process Completion Indication
70
Stage Completion Indication
70
Timer 1 Reached 11: Timer 2 Reached
70
Group P4: Secondary Application Group
71
Jog Frequency Setting
71
Middle Value of Counter
71
Setting Value of Counter
71
Constant-Speed Torque Limiting Level
72
Deceleration Over-Voltage Prevention Selection
72
Automatic Voltage Regulation Selection
73
Automatic Energy-Saving Selection
74
Restart after Instant Power off
74
Allowable Time of Power off
75
Flank Restart Current Limiting Level
75
Flank Restart Time
75
Delay Time for Restart after Fault
76
Fault Restart Times
76
Over Torque Action
76
Over Torque Detection Level
76
No. 1 Timer
77
No. 2 Timer
77
Reaching Frequency 1
77
Reaching Frequency 2
77
Constant-Speed Torque Limiting Time
78
Jump Frequency 1
78
Jump Frequency 2
78
Width of Arrive of Frequency in Hqsteretic Loop
78
Group P5: PLC Control ( Special Operation)
79
PLC Memory Mode
79
PLC Start Mode
79
Multi-Speed
80
PLC Running Mode
80
PLC Operation Time
81
Setting Range:0~Max Frequency
81
Connection Illustration
82
PLC Operation Direction Setting
82
Action Instruction
84
Group P6: PLC Control ( Special Operation)
84
PID Starting Mode
84
PID Action Set Point
85
PID Feedback Value Selection
85
PID Operation Mode Selection
85
PID Figure Target Value Setting
86
PID Lower Limit Alarm Value
87
PID Proportional Band
87
PID Upper Limit Alarm Value
87
Restraint Output from Oscillating
87
PID Differential Time
88
PID Integral Time
88
PID Standby Duration
88
PID Standby Frequency
88
PID Corresponding Value of Display
89
PID Decimal Digit of Display
89
PID Digit of Display
89
Communication Mode
90
Group P7: Modbus (RS485) Communication
90
RS-485 Communication Speed
90
RS-485 Communication Station
90
Bit Character Box
91
Character Structure
91
Data Pattern: 801 for ASCI I
91
Data Pattern: 8E1 for ASCII
91
Data Format Box ASCII Mode
92
Data Pattern: 801 for RTU
92
Data Pattern: 8E1 for RTU
92
Communication Address
93
RTU Mode
93
ASCII Mode
94
Format of Enquiry Message Character String
94
Format of Response Message
94
Advanced Application Parameter Lock
97
Constant and Variable Torque Selection
97
Group P8: Advanced Application Parameters
97
System 50Hz/60Hz Selection
97
0-10V Analog Output High End Calibration Coefficient
98
0-10V Analogue Output Low End Calibration Coefficient
98
0-20Ma Analogue Output Low End Calibration Coefficient
98
Current Display Filter Time
98
Chapter7Maintence and Inspection
99
Periodic Inspection
100
Periodic Maintenance
100
Troubleshooting and Fault Information
101
Common Problems and Solutions
102
Oco/Uco
102
Oc1/Uc1
102
Check First When You Have Troubles
106
Motor Generates Abnormal Noise
106
Motor Rotates in Opposite Direction
106
Speed Does Not Increase
106
Inverter May Interfere with Other Devices
107
Inverter-Generated Noises and Their Reduction Techniques
107
Basic Techniques
107
Techniques to Reduce Noises that Enter and Malfunction the Inverter
107
Noise Reduction Examples
108
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Model
FC100 Series
Category
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Language
English
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