Nidec NE200-2S0007GB User Manual (English)

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Nidec NE200-2S0007GB Specifications

General

Brand	Nidec
Model	NE200-2S0007GB
Category	DC Drives
Language	English

Summary

Chapter 1 NE200/300 Product Introduction

1.3 Product Series

1.4 Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for NE200 and NE300 drives across various control modes.

1.5 Product Outline, Mounting Dimension

Physical dimensions and outline drawings for product mounting.

1.8 Braking resistor applying guide

Guide for selecting and applying appropriate braking resistors based on model.

Chapter 2 Installation

2.1 Environment

Guidelines for suitable installation environments, avoiding dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures.

2.2 Mounting Direction and Space

Chapter 3 Wiring

3.1 Connection of the Product and Peripheral Devices

Diagram showing the connection of the drive with peripheral devices like power supply, motor, etc.

3.3 Main Circuit Peripheral Devices Guide

3.4 Terminal configuration of main circuit

Main circuit wiring terminal configurations for different drive models.

3.5 Attention for Main Circuit Wiring

Important precautions and guidelines for wiring the main circuit to prevent damage and ensure safety.

3.6 Control Terminal Wiring

Wiring diagrams and specifications for the control terminals of NE200 and NE300 drives.

Chapter 4 Operation and Display

4.1 Keypad

4.2 Function code viewing and modification

Explains the three-level menu structure for viewing and modifying function codes.

4.4 Password Setting

Chapter 5 Parameters Brief

F0: Basic function group

Group F1: Start and stop control

Parameters for controlling drive start and stop operations, including start modes and DC braking.

Group F3: Vector Control Parameters

Parameters for vector control, including speed and current loops, torque control, and encoder settings.

Group F4: V/F Control Parameters

Parameters for V/F control, including curve settings, torque boost, and slip compensation.

Group F5: Motor parameters (F5)

Group F6: Input terminals (F6)

Group F7: Output terminals (F7)

Group F8: PID Parameters (F8)

Parameters for PID control, including setup channels, feedback, gains, and switching conditions.

Group F9: Multi-step speed and PLC (F9)

Group FC: Protection and Fault Parameters

Parameters for motor overload, voltage, current, phase loss, and communication protection.

Group Fd: Communication parameters (Fd)

Parameters for communication settings, including RS485, CAN baud rates, and error detection.

Group FP Protection Parameters

Chapter 6 Parameter description

6.1 Group 0 Basic Function

6.2 Start and stop group (F1)

Parameters for controlling drive start and stop operations, including start modes and deceleration.

6.4 Vector Control Parameters (F3)

Parameters for vector control, including speed and current loops, torque control, and encoder settings.

6.5 V/F Control Parameters (F4)

Parameters for V/F control, including curve settings, torque boost, and slip compensation.

6.6 Motor parameters group (F5)

6.7 Input terminals group (F6)

6.8 Output terminals group (F7)

6.9 PID Parameters (F8)

Parameters for PID control, including setup channels, feedback, gains, and switching conditions.

6.10 PLC and Multi-steps group (F9)

6.13 Protection and fault parameters group (FC)

Parameters for motor overload, voltage, current, phase loss, and communication protection.

6.14 Communication parameters group (Fd)

Parameters for communication settings, including RS485, CAN baud rates, and error detection.

6.17 Protection Parameters (FP)

Chapter 7 Fault information and trouble shooting

7.1 Fault information and solutions.

Details various fault codes, possible causes, and troubleshooting solutions for NE200/300 series drives.

7.3 The general fault diagnosis and solutions

General troubleshooting guide for common abnormalities encountered during drive usage.

Chapter 8 Routine Repair and Maintenance

8.1 Routine Maintenance

Appendix B: Modbus Communication Protocol

1. Protocol Format

2. Function Code and Data

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Nidec NE200-2S0007GB User Manual

Table of Contents

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Questions and Answers:

Nidec NE200-2S0007GB Specifications

Summary

Chapter 1 NE200/300 Product Introduction

1.3 Product Series

1.4 Specifications

1.5 Product Outline, Mounting Dimension

1.8 Braking resistor applying guide

Chapter 2 Installation

2.1 Environment

2.2 Mounting Direction and Space

Chapter 3 Wiring

3.1 Connection of the Product and Peripheral Devices

3.3 Main Circuit Peripheral Devices Guide

3.4 Terminal configuration of main circuit

3.5 Attention for Main Circuit Wiring

3.6 Control Terminal Wiring

Chapter 4 Operation and Display

4.1 Keypad

4.2 Function code viewing and modification

4.4 Password Setting

Chapter 5 Parameters Brief

F0: Basic function group

Group F1: Start and stop control

Group F3: Vector Control Parameters

Group F4: V/F Control Parameters

Group F5: Motor parameters (F5)

Group F6: Input terminals (F6)

Group F7: Output terminals (F7)

Group F8: PID Parameters (F8)

Group F9: Multi-step speed and PLC (F9)

Group FC: Protection and Fault Parameters

Group Fd: Communication parameters (Fd)

Group FP Protection Parameters

Chapter 6 Parameter description

6.1 Group 0 Basic Function

6.2 Start and stop group (F1)

6.4 Vector Control Parameters (F3)

6.5 V/F Control Parameters (F4)

6.6 Motor parameters group (F5)

6.7 Input terminals group (F6)

6.8 Output terminals group (F7)

6.9 PID Parameters (F8)

6.10 PLC and Multi-steps group (F9)

6.13 Protection and fault parameters group (FC)

6.14 Communication parameters group (Fd)

6.17 Protection Parameters (FP)

Chapter 7 Fault information and trouble shooting

7.1 Fault information and solutions.

7.3 The general fault diagnosis and solutions

Chapter 8 Routine Repair and Maintenance

8.1 Routine Maintenance

Appendix B: Modbus Communication Protocol

1. Protocol Format

2. Function Code and Data

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