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Explanation, further submenus
Item for setting the special output parameters of the frequency converter.
11-8-1 no motor
Option for setting error signalisation in case of not
connected motor terminal block or underload.
11-8-2 Umotor sinusoidal
no: The equipment tries to hold the motor
voltage, until possible even on the expense
of the sinusoidal form.
yes: Depending on the DC voltage, the frequency
converter can only compensate the motor
voltage until it remains sinusoidal.
Language of the menu system.
At master/slave relation, the slave devices receive the operation commands from the master.
The contents of the CAN message – depending on the application – can be set.
11-10-2 CAN message
f inp: Slave hurry during running up
f out: Synchronous slave application
ref. signal: Load sharing in case of torque
control
feedback s.: Application similar to PID extension,
with more frequency converters.
f inp
f out
ref.signal
feedback signal
Explanations to the CAN bus
At selecting „master” the CAN bus operates as output, and sends data to the connected „slave” device or devices!
At selecting „slave” the CAN bus operates as input, and receives data from the connected „master” device!
In case of more independent master/slave relations, the devices can be connected through RS 485 line. Thus the
devices can be operated from a common terminal or computer. In such case, the identifier of each device must be
different!
Features and capabilities of the master/slave connection
• control
The slave device (devices) uses the frequency reference signal received from the master device, and it has
possibility for changing the frequency ratio (e.g. because of different number of poles) (menu 4-30-1)
slave settings: control,
control reference signal source: CAN,
CAN bus: slave,
slave frequency ratio
• regulation to rotation speed
slave settings: regulation,
regulation reference signal source: CAN,
CAN bus: slave,
feedback signal: IRE position,
slave data,
IRE data
The master and the slave(s) run at the same rotation speed from the moment of start on.