Power Electronics SD700 - Page 59

POWER ELECTRONICS
SD700FR SERIES
DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMMING PARAMETERS
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4.21.2. Subgroup 21.2 – S21.2: MODBUS TCP
Parameter /
Default Value
Name /
Description
Range
Function
Set on
RUN
1 MIPtout=OFF
MODBUS TCP TOUT
G21.2.1 /
Communication
timeout
MODBUS TCP
OFF=0 to
600s
When the equipment is powered, if this parameter is set to OFF (this means, set
to some value), the drive will wait for the first communication frame during one
minute without considering the set value. If during this minute a Modbus request is
produced by the Master, the equipment will response, and from this moment on,
the time without communication will be the value set in this parameter, but if
during the first minute the equipment does not receive any correct Modbus frame,
the drive will trip because of communication fault.
Note: Do not modify the value of this parameter if it is not necessary.
YES
4.21.3. Subgroup 21.3 – S21.3: ETHER./IP
Parameter /
Default Value
Name /
Description
Range
Function
Set on
RUN
1 CONTROL MODE=0
G21.3.1 / Control
mode of the drive
0 – 2
This parameter allows setting how the drive will be controlled.
OPT.
DESCRIPTION
FUNCTION
0
LOCAL
The drive can be started and stopped
like the equipment is not connected to
the Ethernet network, this means, from
the settings in G4.1.1 or G4.1.2.
1
NETWORK
The drive can only be controlled
through the Ethernet/IP Client by means
of the Ethernet board. In this case, the
setting of G4.1.1 and G4.1.2 is ignored.
2
NET DECIDES
In this case, the Ethernet/IP Client,
through the Ethernet board, will inform
the drive all the time about who is
controlling it.
YES
2 REFEREN.MODE=0
G21.3.2 /
Reference mode
of the drive
0 – 2
This parameter allows setting from where the speed reference is provided to the
drive.
OPT.
DESCRIPTION
FUNCTION
0
LOCAL
The drive will take the reference from
parameters G3.1 or G3.2.
1
NETWORK
The reference will only be taken
through the Ethernet/IP Client by
means of the Ethernet board. In this
case, the setting of G3.1 and G3.2 is
ignored.
2
NET DECIDES
In this case, the Ethernet/IP Client,
through the Ethernet board, will inform
the drive all the time about who is
providing the speed reference to it.
YES