Mitsubishi FR - 500 Operation Manual

- Component Parts -
Inverter
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC FR-_500
Operation Manual
4147NE1
Component Parts: Inverter MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC FR-_500 Operation Manual
Contents
1. Overview and Operation

1-1. Overview 2
1-2. Parts Configuration 2
-Screen Configuration Diagrams- 2
-Operation Panel Screen- 3
-Status Screen- 4
-Parameters Screen- 5
1-3. Operation Details 6
-Operation Panel Screen- 6
-Status Screen- 6
-Parameters Screen- 7
2. Specifications
2-1. Applicable Model 8
2-2. Device Co nnection Se tting 8
3. Procedures for Changing Settings

3-1. Device Connection Setting 9
3-2. Port No. Setting 10
3-3. Memory Setting 11
3-4. PLC No. Setting 12
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1. Overview and Operation
1-1. Overview
This is a function to perform the monitor and parameter setup of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
inverter FR-_500.
1-2. Parts Configuration

There are two kinds of component parts called Main and Sub.
- Mitsubishi FR-_500 Main VGA.V8C (Mitsubishi FR-_500 Main SVGA.V8C)
- Mitsubishi FR-_500 Sub VGA.V8C (Mitsubishi FR-_500 Sub SVGA.V8C)
When using only one Mitsubishi FR-_500 component parts on a screen, place one Main
[Mitsubishi FR-_500 Main VGA.V8C].
When using multiple Mitsubishi FR-_500 component parts on a screen, place one Main
[Mitsubishi FR-_500 Main VGA.V8C] and one or more Subs [Mitsubishi FR-_500 Sub
VGA.V8C] on the screen. (Up to 6 in total for VGA and 8 in total for SVGA can be placed on a
screen.)
- Screen Configuration Diagrams-

Example of multiple arrangements
Main Sub Sub
Operation Panel Sub Sub Sub

Screen
Status Screen Parameters Screen
[Operation Panel Screen]:

This is an initial screen.
Moves to Status screen and Parameters screen by pushing the buttons.
[Status Screen]:
The statuses of the inverter are indicated by lamps.
[Parameters Screen]:
Performs the monitor and setup of each parameter.
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- Operation Panel Screen -
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8. 9.
10. 11.
1. Port Number Display: Displays the port number of the inverter, which is currently
communicating.
2. Freq. Attain Lamp: The lamp turns ON once the frequency reaches the set frequency.
3. Output Freq.: Displays the output frequency in numerical value and as graph.
4. Output Current/Output Voltage:

Displays the output current and the output voltage in numerical
value.
5. Freq. Setup: An entry keypad is displayed by pushing the frequency setup part.
The frequency can be set using the keypad.
*Please refer to page 7 for details.
6. Nor. Button: The button becomes [Ab. Nor.] in the event of failure, and it can be
reset by pushing the button.
7. Stop Button: Stops the inverter.
8. Nor. Rot. Button: Operates in the normal rotation.
9. Inv. Button: Operates in the reverse rotation.
10. Parameters Button: Moves to Parameters screen.
11. Status Button: Moves to Status screen.
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- Status Screen -
The statuses of the inverter are indicated by lamps.
2. 1.
3.
1. MAIN Button: Moves to Operation Panel screen.
2. Port No.: Displays the port number of the inverter, which is currently
communicating.
3. Status Lamps: The statuses are indicated.
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- Parameters Screen -
3.
1. 2.
4.
5.
1. Port No.:
Displays the port number, which is currently communicating.
2. NEXT Button:
Moves to the next screen.
3. MAIN Button:
Moves to Operation Panel screen.
4. Parameter Data Display:

Displays each parameter data.
5. Keypad Call Button Area:

A keypad is displayed for entering the value.
Each parameter item has this button.
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1-3. Operation Details
- Operation Panel Screen -
1.
2.
1. An entry keypad is displayed by pushing Freq. Setup part.

The frequency can be changed using the keypad.
2. Indicated in the event of failure.
- Status Screen -
The statuses of the inverter are indicated by the lamps.
Lamp OFF
Lamp ON
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- Parameters Screen -
An entry keypad is displayed by pushing each parameter part.
The value can be changed using the keypad.
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2. Specifications
2-1. Applicable Model

Applicable Model Series V8 Series
Conditions Display Color 32K/64K Colors
Display Resolution VGA, SVGA
2-2. System Setting

Device Connection Setting PLC8: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC: FR-V500
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3. Procedures for Changing Settings

The following settings are required to use the component parts (applicable to both Main and
Sub).
3-1. Device Connection Setting
3-2. Port No. Setting
3-3. Memory Setting
3-1. Device Connection Setting
Device Connection Setting appears by placing the component parts on a screen after starting
the configuration software V-SFT Ver. 5.
Tick the checkbox of [PLC8] on the right side of the window and click [OK].
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3-2. Port No. Setting
If the port number of the connecting FR-_500 is 0, it is possible to make a connection by default
setting; however, it is required to change the port number setting in case it is other than 0.
Please follow the procedures described below for changing the port number setting of the
component parts.
1) Double-click the component parts placed on the screen to display the setting dialog. (The
setting dialog automatically appears for the first time right after placing the component
parts on the screen.)
2) Double-click [Memory] part.
3) Click the icon shown with red circle in the figure below.
1.
3.
2.
3.
4) Set [Port No.] and click [OK].
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3-3. Memory Setting
This is a method for changing the memory used for the internal processing of the component
parts.
In case $u32000 and later are already used on the screen, change it to the memory that can
reserve the maximum of 310 words (31 ports x 10 words).
Example:
Port No. 1: $u32000
Port No. 2: $u32010
:
:
Port No. 31: $u32300
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3-4. PLC No. Setting

Device Connection Setting PLC8 is used for this component parts.
In case the other device is already connected to PLC8, it is required to take the following
procedures to change the PLC No. of this component parts.
There are two methods for changing PLC No. setting of the component parts as follows.
- Method for changing PLC No. in Component Parts file beforehand: Page 12
- Method for changing PLC No. after placing Component Parts on the screen: Page 21
Please refer to the following procedures for each method.
- Method for changing PLC No. in Component Parts file beforehand

* This operation manual describes how to change PLC No. setting from PLC8 to PLC7 using
component parts file [Mitsubishi FR-_500 Main SVGA.V8C] as an example.
1. Start V-SFT Ver. 5 and open the component parts file to edit by clicking [File] Æ
[Component Parts Editing] Æ [Open].
This component parts file is stored in the install folder of V-SFT Ver. 5
on your computer as follows.
C:¥Program Files¥V-SFT V5¥Parts¥Components¥Eng¥Inverter
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2. Click [System Setting] Æ [Device Connection Setting], select PLC7, and tick [Use PLC7].
3. [PLC7 Connection Device Selection] dialog is displayed. Set the device connection setting as
the figure below.
* Please select either MJ1 or CN1 for [Connect to:] for now.
* The following window appears if you select MJ2 for [Connect to:] since MJ2 is
already used for PLC8 by default.
Please set other than MJ2 for [Connect to:] of PLC7.

If necessary, please change the port No. at the end.
Please refer to [21] on page 20 for changing [Connect to:] setting.
Close [Device Connection Setting] after the setting is completed.
4. Click [View] Æ [View] Æ [Component Memory Table] to display [Memory Table].
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5. Double-click the memory part of the table No. 0 in [Memory Table].

Pull-down menu is displayed. Change the memory type from [PLC8] to [PLC7].
Also change the memory part of the table No. 1 in the same way.
6. Double-click the memory part of the table No. 1 again, and change the memory type to [D0].
Please check if [Memory Table] is set as described in the following right figure, and close
[Memory Table].
7. It is required to copy the settings of Device Memory Map PLC8 [No.0] to Device Memory
Map PLC7 [No.0].
Click [System Setting] Æ [Device Memory Map] Æ [PLC8] to display [Device Memory Map:
PLC8].
Keep [0] for [No.] and click [OK].
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8. Device Memory Map PLC8 [No.0] is displayed.
9. Click [Edit] Æ [Select All].
10. All lines in this device memory map are selected.
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11. Click [Edit] Æ [Copy].
12. [System Setting] Æ [Device Memory Map] Æ [PLC7] to display [Device Memory Map:
PLC7].
Keep [0] for [No.] and click [OK].
13. Device Memory Map PLC7 [No.0] is displayed.
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14. Right-click on the line No. 0 and select [Paste].
15. Device Memory Map PLC8 [No.0] data are pasted on Device Memory Map PLC7 [No.0].
16. Next you need to change [>> Target Memory 1] and [>> Target Memory 2].
Click [Edit] Æ [Device Memory Map Setting].
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17. Device Memory Map Setting [No.0] is displayed.
18. Change the settings as follows.

1) Change High-speed Reading from [10] sec to [1] sec.
2) Untick [>> Target Memory 1].
3) Change the memory for [>> Target memory 2]
from [Internal $u100] to [MemTable] [2] [0] [+0].
Click [OK] to close.
1.
2.
3.
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19. Device Memory Map is updated as the figure below.

Close Device Memory Map.
20. Click [System Setting] Æ [Device Connection Setting] to open [Device Connection Setting]
window.
Select PLC8 and untick [Use PLC8].
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21. In case you need to change [Connect to:] setting of PLC7, click [Change] to display [PLC7
Connection Device Selection] and change [Connect to:] setting.
22. Click [File] Æ [Save As] and save the component parts file with an alias name in the same
hierarchy (the following address) where the original file is stored to complete the settings.
C:¥Program Files¥V-SFT V5¥Parts¥Components¥Eng¥Inverter
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- Method for changing PLC No. after placing Component Parts on the screen
Procedures for changing PLC No. of the component parts of PLC8 already set for the inverter
on the screen program to PLC7 are described here.
- Note
*This method may not be used for changing PLC No. depending on your configuration
pattern.
Please refer to the following configuration patterns.
: PLC No. [ ] : Name of serial port to be used.
[Pattern 1]
In case
PLC1 [CN1] : PLC etc.
PLC8 [MJ1] : Inverter (Mitsubishi FR-V500) Component parts
are set in the screen program,
and you are going to change the component parts of PLC8 to PLC2.
OR
In case you are going to add the new component parts of temperature controller
etc. to PLC8 after changing the component parts of PLC8 to PLC7.
[Pattern 2]
In case
PLC2 [MJ1] : Inverter (Mitsubishi FR-V500)
and you are going to delete PLC8 after changing (integrating) the component parts
of PLC8 to PLC2 which the same device is already specified.
[Pattern 3]
In case
PLC2 [MJ1] : Inverter (other device) or Temperature controller etc.
and you are going to change the component parts of PLC8 to PLC3 etc.
* In case of changing PLC No. by [Method for changing PLC No. after placing
Component Parts on the screen], it is required once to set the same device to the
other serial port and move the settings of the component parts.
For [Pattern 3], this method cannot be used to change PLC No. since the serial
port is not available.
For this configuration pattern, please follow [Method for changing PLC No. in
Component Parts file beforehand] (page 12) to change PLC No. and then place the
component parts on the screen.
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1. Start V-SFT Ver. 5, and click [Parts] Æ [Component Parts] Æ [Inverter] to select and place
the component parts to use.
2. Click [System Setting] Æ [Device Connection Setting], select PLC7 to register the
component parts and tick [Use PLC7].
3. [PLC7 Connection Device Selection] dialog is displayed. Set the device connection setting as
the figure below.
* Set the serial port that is not used with other connection devices for [Connect to:] setting.
Close [Device Connection Setting] after the setting is completed.
* The following window is displayed if the specified [Connect to:] setting was
duplicated with the port to be used for the other connection device.
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4. Select the component parts placed on the screen by clicking it.

Click [File] Æ [Component Parts Editing] Æ [Modify].
[Component Parts Edit] window is opened.
Dots appear when selecting

the parts as above figure.
5. Click [View] Æ [View] Æ [Component Memory Table] to display [Memory Table].
6. Double-click the memory part of the table No. 0 in [Memory Table].

Pull-down menu is displayed. Change the memory type from [PLC8] to [PLC7].
Also change the memory part of the table No. 1 in the same way.
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7. Double-click the memory part of the table No. 1 again, and change the memory type to [D0].
Please check if [Memory Table] is set as described in the following right figure, and close
[Memory Table].
[It is required to copy the settings of Device Memory Map PLC8 [No.0] to Device Memory Map
PLC7 [No.0]]
8. Complete the settings by following the procedures 7 to 19 of [Method for changing PLC No.
in Component Parts file beforehand].
9. Click [System Setting] Æ [Device Memory Map] Æ [PLC8] to display [Device Memory Map:
PLC8] again.
10. Right-click on each line and select [Delete] to delete all the lines one by one.
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11. [Device Memory Map: PLC8] becomes blank as the figure below.
12. Click [x (close)] button to close [Device Memory Map: PLC8 [0] Edit] and [Component Parts
Edit] windows.
13. Click [System Setting] Æ [Device Connection Setting] to open [Device Connection Setting]
window.
Select [PLC8] and untick [Use PLC8].
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14. In case you need to change [Connect to:] setting of PLC7, click [Change] to display [PLC7
Connection Device Selection] and change [Connect to:] setting.
15. Confirm that there is no error in the component parts file by clicking [Tool] Æ [Error
Check].
This is the end of PLC No. setting.
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- Component Parts -

1. Overview and Operation

3. Procedures for Changing Settings

1. Overview and Operation

1-2. Parts Configuration

- Screen Configuration Diagrams-

Main Sub Sub

Operation Panel Sub Sub Sub

Status Screen Parameters Screen

[Operation Panel Screen]:

- Operation Panel Screen -

4. Output Current/Output Voltage:

7. Stop Button: Stops the inverter.

8. Nor. Rot. Button: Operates in the normal rotation.

9. Inv. Button: Operates in the reverse rotation.

10. Parameters Button: Moves to Parameters screen.

11. Status Button: Moves to Status screen.

The statuses of the inverter are indicated by lamps.

1. MAIN Button: Moves to Operation Panel screen.

3. Status Lamps: The statuses are indicated.

4. Parameter Data Display:

5. Keypad Call Button Area:

1-3. Operation Details

- Operation Panel Screen -

1. An entry keypad is displayed by pushing Freq. Setup part.

2-1. Applicable Model

2-2. System Setting

3. Procedures for Changing Settings

3-1. Device Connection Setting

3-2. Port No. Setting

4) Set [Port No.] and click [OK].

3-3. Memory Setting

3-4. PLC No. Setting

Please refer to the following procedures for each method.

- Method for changing PLC No. in Component Parts file beforehand

C:¥Program Files¥V-SFT V5¥Parts¥Components¥Eng¥Inverter

Please set other than MJ2 for [Connect to:] of PLC7.

Close [Device Connection Setting] after the setting is completed.

4. Click [View] Æ [View] Æ [Component Memory Table] to display [Memory Table].

5. Double-click the memory part of the table No. 0 in [Memory Table].

8. Device Memory Map PLC8 [No.0] is displayed.

9. Click [Edit] Æ [Select All].

10. All lines in this device memory map are selected.

11. Click [Edit] Æ [Copy].

13. Device Memory Map PLC7 [No.0] is displayed.

14. Right-click on the line No. 0 and select [Paste].

17. Device Memory Map Setting [No.0] is displayed.

18. Change the settings as follows.

Click [OK] to close.

19. Device Memory Map is updated as the figure below.

C:¥Program Files¥V-SFT V5¥Parts¥Components¥Eng¥Inverter

Close [Device Connection Setting] after the setting is completed.

4. Select the component parts placed on the screen by clicking it.

Dots appear when selecting

5. Click [View] Æ [View] Æ [Component Memory Table] to display [Memory Table].

6. Double-click the memory part of the table No. 0 in [Memory Table].

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