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User Manual
USER MANUAL
Attention information 1
Product standard specifications 7
Storage and installation 14
Wiring 15
Operation and display 26
Operation example 30
Function parameter table 34
EMC 61
Protocol 64
Troubleshooting and troubleshooting 75
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JT 330S2 series frequency converter manual
Preface
you for using our company's high-performance general-purpose JT330S2 series AC frequency converter. Thank
This manual provides users with installation, parameter setting, fault diagnosis, troubleshooting and daily maintenance of this inverter.
Precautions related to the device.
In order to ensure that the inverter can be installed and operated correctly, please read this manual in detail before installing it.
manual, and keep it properly and hand it over to the user of the machine.
If you have any questions or special requirements regarding the use of the inverter, please feel free to contact our regional office.
offices or agents, or directly contact our after-sales service center.
This manual is subject to change without prior notice.
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Table of contents
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Chapter 1 Attention Information………………………………………………………1
1.1 Symbols and definitions of safety information…………………………………………1

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1 2 Scope of use………………………………………………………1
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. Installation environment………………………………………………………………2
1.4 Installation safety matters………………………………………………………………2
1.5 Safety precautions………………………………………………………………4
1.6 Scrapping matters…………………………………………………………………6

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Chapter 2 Product Standard Specifications…………………………………………………7
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2 1 Technical Specifications…………………………………………………7
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2 2 Frequency converter model description……………………………………………………8
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2.3 Chassis and keyboard dimensions …………………………………………………………9
2.4 Rated current output table …………………………………………………………13
2.5 Selection of accessories ………………………………………………………………13
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Chapter 3 Storage and Installation…………………………………………………14
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3 1 Storage…………………………………………………………………………14
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3 2 Installation site and environment……………………………………………14
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3 3 Installation space and direction…………………………………………

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Chapter 4 Wiring……………………………………………………………15
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4 1 Main circuit wiring diagram……………………………………………15
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4 2 Terminal diagram…………………………………………………………16
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4 3 Basic wiring diagram……………………………………………………17
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4.4 Wiring precautions……………………………………………19
4 5 Specific application considerations ………………………………………………………21

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4.6 ……
Peripheral electrical selection guide……………………………………25
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4 7 Instructions for use of peripheral electrical appliances……………………………………………25
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Chapter 5 Operation and display………………………………………………………26
5.1 Operation panel description………………………………………………………………26
5.2 Operation process………………………………………………………………27
Chapter 6 Operation Example………………………………………………………………30
6.1 Keyboard panel run, stop, up and down key speed adjustment………………30
6.2 Keyboard panel operation and stop, keyboard potentiometer speed adjustment………………30
6.3 External terminal operation and stop, external potentiometer speed adjustment………………30
6.4 External terminal operation, stop, external analog voltage signal speed regulation…………30
6.5 External terminal operation, stop, external analog current signal speed regulation…………30
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6.6 External terminal rising and falling speed regulation…………………………………………

31 6.7 Multi-speed setting…………………………………………………… …………31
6.8 Three-wire control……………………………………………31 6.9 PID
function……………………………… ………………………………33 Chapter 7 Function
Parameter List……………………………………………………34 Basic functions of Group F0…
……………………………………………………34 Group F1 start and stop control
parameter group……………………………………………… ……36 Group F2 motor
parameter group……………………………………………37 Group F3 vector control
parameter group……………… ………………………38 Group F4 V/F control parameter
group……………………………………39 Group F5 input terminal parameter
group………… ……………………………………………41 Group F6 output terminal
parameter group……………………………………………………43 Group F7 human-
machine Interface parameter group…………………………………………………… 44
Group F8 auxiliary function parameter group………………………………………………
…… 47 Group F9 PID control group…………………………………………… 49 Group
FA protection parameter group……………………………… ……………… 51 FB group
swing frequency and meter counting parameter group ……………………………… 54
FC group 485 communication parameter group …… ………………………………………………
55 Group FD multi-stage speed and simple PLC parameter group………………………………
56 Group FE torque Control and optimization parameter
group……………………………………………58 FF group manufacturer parameter
group…………………………………………………… ……59 Basic monitoring parameters
of U0 group……………………………………………………60 Chapter 8
EMC………………………………………… …………………………………………61 8.1
Definition………………………………………………………………61 8.2 Introduction to
EMC standards…… ………………………………………………………………61 8.3
EMC Guidance………………………………………………………………61 Chapter Chapter 9
Communication Protocol………………………………………………………………64 9.1
Modbus Communication Protocol………………………………………… …………64 9.2
Definition of communication data address……………………………………………………72
Chapter 10 Troubleshooting and Troubleshooting………… ……………………………………
75 10.1 Fault information and troubleshooting methods ……………………………………………………
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Chapter 1 Safety Information
1.1 Symbols and definitions of safety information
The safety provisions described in this user manual are very important to ensure that you use the inverter safely to prevent yourself or the people
around you from being injured and the property in the working area from being damaged. Please be fully familiar with the following icons and their
meanings, and be sure to follow the marked precautions. matter, then continue reading this user manual.
This symbol indicates that failure to operate as required may result in death or serious injury.
Danger
warn This symbol indicates that failure to operate as required will result in moderate personal injury or minor injury and
certain material losses.
This symbol indicates matters that require attention during operation or use.
Notice
hint
This symbol prompts the user with some useful information.
The following two icons are supplementary explanations of the above signs:
Indicates something that must never be done.

prohibit
Indicates something that must be done.

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1.2 Scope of use
• This frequency converter is suitable for general industrial three-phase AC asynchronous motors.
Notice
• This inverter cannot be used in equipment that may threaten life or harm the human body due to inverter failure or
working errors (nuclear power control equipment, aerospace equipment, transportation equipment, life support
systems, safety equipment, weapon systems, etc.), such as need

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For special purposes, please consult our company in advance.
• This product is manufactured under the supervision of a strict quality management system. However, when used in
important equipment, safety protection measures must be taken to prevent the expansion of the frequency converter failure.
Large accident scope.
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1.3 Installation environment
• Install indoors in a well-ventilated place. Generally, it should be installed vertically to ensure the best
cooling effect. For horizontal installation, additional ventilation may be required.
• The ambient temperature is required to be within the range of -10~40ÿ. If the temperature exceeds 40ÿ, please remove
For the lower cover, if the temperature exceeds 50°C, external forced cooling or derating is required. establish
Note
Users are advised not to use the inverter in such a high temperature environment, as this will
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Greatly reduces the service life of the frequency converter. •
Environmental humidity is required to be less than 90%, and there is no condensation
of water droplets. • Install in a place with vibration less than 0.5G to prevent damage from falling. Frequency converters not allowed
suffered a sudden impact.
• Install in an environment away from electromagnetic fields and free of flammable and explosive substances.
• Make sure to install the inverter on fireproof material (such as metal) to prevent fire. • Make sure that no foreign matter
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enters the inverter, such as wire fragments, solder, zinc iron sheets, etc.
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Prevent circuit short circuit from causing the inverter to burn out.
1.4 Installation safety matters
• Do not use wet hands for work. • It is strictly prohibited to
perform wiring work without completely disconnecting the power supply. • Do not open the cover or perform
wiring work while the inverter is powered on.

Danger
risk Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock.
• When performing wiring, inspection, etc., the power must be turned off for 10 minutes. Otherwise,
There is a risk of electric shock.
• Do not install or use an inverter with damaged or missing components to prevent personal accidents.
and property damage. •
The main circuit terminals and cables must be firmly connected, otherwise poor contact may cause
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Damage to the inverter.
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• For safety reasons, the ground terminal of the frequency converter must be reliably grounded.
Due to the influence of ground common impedance interference, multiple inverters should be grounded at one point.
Formula, as shown in Figure 1-1 .
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Correct grounding
Frequency converter Frequency converter Frequency converter
method
G G G
Ground bus (connected at the same point)
Picture 1-1
• It is strictly prohibited to connect the AC power supply to the output terminals U, V, W of the inverter, otherwise it will
prohibit Will cause damage to the inverter, as shown in Figure 1-2 ÿ
prohibit
Three- R IN
phase AC S Frequency converter

IN
power T IN
Figure 1-2
• On the input power side of the inverter, be sure to configure a no-fuse circuit breaker or a circuit breaker with leakage protection
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for circuit protection to prevent the expansion of accidents caused by inverter failure.
• It is not suitable to install an electromagnetic contactor on the output side of the frequency converter. This is because when
the contactor is turned on and off when the motor is running, operating overvoltage will be generated and damage the
frequency converter. However, configuration is still necessary for the
following three situations: ÿ Frequency converter used for energy-saving control. The system always works at the rated
speed. In order to achieve economical operation, the frequency

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converter needs to be cut off. ÿ When participating in important process flows, which cannot be shut down for a long time,
and need to switch between various control systems to improve system reliability.
ÿ When one inverter controls multiple motors. Users should
note that the contactor must not operate when the inverter has output!
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.1.5 Safety precautions for use
• Do not operate with wet hands. • For inverters that have
been stored for more than 1 year, use a voltage regulator to gradually
Increase the voltage to the rated value, otherwise there is a risk of electric shock and explosion.
Danger
• Do not touch the inside of the inverter after powering on, and do not put bars or other objects into it.
risk
Otherwise, it may cause death by electric shock or the inverter may not work properly. • Do not open the cover
while the inverter is powered on, otherwise there is a risk of electric shock.
• Be careful when using the restart function after power outage, otherwise it may cause personal injury or death.
• If the operation exceeds 50Hz , the speed of the motor bearings and mechanical devices must be ensured.
degree range.
• Mechanical devices that require lubrication such as reduction boxes and gears should not be operated at low speed for a long time. Otherwise,
Otherwise, its service life will be reduced or even the equipment will be damaged.
• When ordinary motors run at low frequencies, the heat dissipation effect becomes poor and must be derated.
If it is a constant torque load, the motor must be forced to dissipate heat or use
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Frequency conversion special motor.
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• If the inverter is not used for a long time, be sure to cut off the input power to avoid
Entry or other reasons may cause the inverter to be damaged or even cause a fire. • Since the
output voltage of the frequency converter is a PWM pulse wave, please do not
Install a capacitor or surge current absorber (such as a varistor), otherwise it will cause
This may cause the inverter to malfunction and trip, or even damage the power components. If it is already installed
installed, be sure to remove it. See Figure 1-3 .
ban
surge current absorber
end
IN
IN M
Frequency converter
ÿ
IN
ban
Power factor compensation capacitor end
Figure 1-3
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• Before using the motor for the first time or reusing it after being stored for a long time, the motor should be insulated.
Check the insulation resistance and ensure that the measured insulation resistance is not less
than 5Mÿ. • If you need to use the inverter outside the allowable operating voltage range, you need to configure a boost or step-down voltage.
The device performs voltage transformation processing.

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• In areas with an altitude of more than 1,000 meters, due to the thin air, the heat dissipation effect of the inverter will become
worse. At this time, it needs to be derated. Generally, the derating needs to be derated by about 10% for every 1000m of
elevation. See Figure 1-4 for the derating curve.
Iout
100%
90%
80%
1000 2000 3000 4000 meters
Figure 1-4 Frequency converter derating curve chart
• It is forbidden to touch the radiator or charging resistor of the inverter with your hands, otherwise it may cause
scald.
• It is strictly prohibited to use switching devices such as contactors on the input side of the inverter for direct and frequent start and
prohibit stop operations. Due to the large charging current in the main circuit of the frequency converter, frequent switching on and off
Electricity will produce a heat accumulation effect, causing thermal fatigue of components and greatly shortening the
service life of the inverter. As shown in Figure 1-5 .
R IN
Three-
M
phase S IN
Frequency converter ÿ
AC power T IN
prohibit
Figure 1-5
force • If the inverter emits smoke, smells, strange noises, etc., please cut off the power supply immediately.
source and perform maintenance or call your dealer for service.
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1.6 Precautions for scrapping
• The electrolytic capacitor of the frequency converter may explode when burned, so please handle it properly.
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tell • Plastic parts such as operating keyboards will produce toxic gases when burned, so please dispose of them properly.
Note
• Dispose of the frequency converter as industrial waste.
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Chapter 2 Product Standard Specifications
2.1 Technical specifications
project illustrate
Product model G universal vector type
Protection grade IP20

structure
Cooling method: forced air cooling, natural cooling
Rated voltage three-phase 380V, single-phase 220V, three-phase 220V, three-phase 480V
Number of phases and frequency three-phase 50/60Hz (refer to rated current specification)
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Allowable variation range: The voltage is allowed to change by ±20%, and the frequency is allowed to change by ±5%Hz.
power supply
The low voltage operating point is set at -20% of the standard voltage, determined by the DC bus voltage.
Low voltage protection point
Certainly
Power factor capacitive load leading type
output Rated capacity/current G series 160% for one minute
power supply
The instantaneous trip value of the trip current is 200% of the G series of rated current.
Temperature protection operation, trip and stop at 85ÿ
Control mode vector control V/F control
Frequency output range 0.00ÿ600.00Hz
Frequency resolution keyboard setting: 0.01Hz, analog setting: 0.1Hz
Baseband 0.5ÿ600Hz
Energy consumption braking 7.5KW and below built-in braking unit
Control and
DC braking addition and subtraction The braking voltage is adjustable from 5 to 30%, allowing 0.5 to 50Hz braking, and the braking time is adjustable
output
fast time from 0.0 to 25.0 seconds. Acceleration and deceleration time 0.1~6553 seconds
indicators
Low-frequency torque compensation is adjustable from 0 to 30%, automatic torque boost, and any V/F curve is adjustable
Speed tracking, pause deceleration, PID control, automatic speed compensation, automatic adjustment of voltage
output (AVR), 16-speed operation, power (torque) control, frequency hopping,

Standard features
Torque limit, automatic multi-stage operation, UP-DOWN control, swing frequency operation, two channels
Signal superposition control, automatic reset, timer, flip-flop.
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Programmable module
AI1~AI2: 0~10V/4~20mA input analog input
Analog output 2 channels, AO1/AO2 signal: 0~10V or 4~20mA output
control signal
Digital input: five sets of multifunctional programmable digital input terminals (HDI pulse input terminals)
Digital output HDO and DO terminals are open collector outputs, and HDO can be used as a pulse output terminal.
Communication interface RS-485 supports standard 485 communication mode - RTU
Operating frequency, set frequency, bus voltage, output voltage, operating speed, output power, output torque,
PID given value, PID feedback value, etc. Display function seven-segment
display overload accumulation as
the standard value, output power limit, output frequency speed conversion, DC bus voltage
voltage, output voltage, temperature, etc.
Overcurrent, overload, short circuit protection; overvoltage, low voltage protection; overheating protection, grounding, output
protection function standard function
phase loss.
Ambient temperature -10~50ÿ (use with derating above 40ÿ)
Ambient humidity is within 90%RH (no condensation)
The surrounding
environment of the installation environment must be free of corrosive, flammable, explosive and water-absorbing dust substances; there are no requirements for accumulation of
various lint
Vibration below 0.5gm
The altitude is below 1000 meters. If the altitude exceeds 1000 meters, the rated current must be reduced.
2.2 Inverter model description
Model: KB 0075 G 3 AA 00001 *

Special model
production
number production date
Voltage level (3 means three-phase 380V, 2 means three-phase
220V, 1 means single-phase 220V)
G stands for general vector type
Inverter capacity (0075 means 7.5KW, 0007 means 0.75KW)
Product series (KB means JT330S2)
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2.3 Chassis and keyboard dimensions
Keyboard size chart
IN
W1
15
88888 88888
88888
88888
85.3
80.8
H1
60.3 23.7 55.8
front side back
Keyboard tray dimensions chart
14.6
D1 D
88888
88888
126.5
118.5
78.5 17.6 70.5
front side back
0.75-2.2KW series chassis specification table
Unit: mm
model In W1 H H1 D D1
0007G1
0015G1
0022G1
90 80 187 177 133 5.7
0007G3
0015G3
0022G3
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Keyboard size chart
IN
W1
15
88888 88888
88888
88888
85.3
80.8
H1
60.3 23.7 55.8
front side back
14.6
D1 D
88888
88888
126.5
118.5
78.5 17.6 70.5
front side back
4.0KW series chassis specification table
Unit: mm
0040G3 100 90 207 197 142 5.7
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Keyboard size chart
IN
W1
15
88888
88888 88888
88888
85.3
80.8
H1
60.3 23.7 55.8
front side back
14.6
D1 D
88888
88888
126.5
118.5
78.5 17.6 70.5
front side back
5.5-7.5KW series chassis specification table
Unit: mm
0055G3
130 115 247 236.5 162 5.7
0075G3
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2.3.1 Keyboard appearance and opening size (unit: mm)
88888
88888
85.3
80.8
60.3 55.8
without tray
88888
88888
126.5
118.5
78.5 70.5
with tray
0.75KW~7.5KW keyboard dimensions
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56.3
With tray opening dimensions
Opening dimensions without tray
119
81.3
0.75KW~7.5KW keyboard chassis opening size
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2.4 Rated current output table
Simplex Three phases
Voltage
220V 220V(240V) 380V(415V)
Power(KW) Current(A) current(A) Current(A)
0.75 4 4 2.8
1.5 7 7 4.4
2.2 9.6 9.6 5.8
4 -
17 10
5.5 -
25 13
7.5 -
32 17
2.5 Selection of accessories
Inverter power Braking resistor specifications braking torque

Voltage(V)
(KW) IN Oh 10%ED
0.75 80 150 125
Single phase 220 series 1.5 100 100 125
2.2 100 70 125
0.75 150 110 125
1.5 250 100 125
2.2 300 65 125

Three-phase 220 series
4 400 45 125
5.5 800 22 125
7.5 1000 16 125
0.75 150 300 125
1.5 150 220 125
2.2 250 200 125

Three-phase 380 series
4 300 130 125
5.5 400 90 125
7.5 500 65 125
Notice:
1. Please select the resistance value and frequency of use specified by our company;
2. The installation of the braking resistor must consider the safety and flammability of the environment, and be at least 100mm away from the frequency converter.
3. The parameters in the table are for reference only and do not serve as standards.
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Chapter 3 Storage and Installation
3.1 Storage
This product must be placed in the packaging box before installation. If it is not used temporarily, please pay attention to the following items
when storing:
•Must be placed in a dust-free, dry location;
The storage environment temperature ranges from -20ÿ to +65ÿ; • The
relative humidity of the storage environment ranges from 0% to 95%, and there is no condensation; •
The storage
liquids; • environment does not contain corrosive gases and
It is best to place it on a shelf and package it for storage•
It is best not to store the inverter for a long time. Long-term storage will cause the deterioration of the electrolytic capacitor. If long-
term storage is required, it must be powered on once within half a year for at least 5 hours. The input voltage must be buffered by a
voltage regulator. Slowly increase to the rated voltage.
3.2 Installation site and environment Note:
The environmental conditions of the installation site will affect the service life of the inverter.
Please install the inverter in the following places:
Ambient temperature: -5 ~good

40 ÿ ventilation;
and •
• Places without dripping water and low temperatures;
A place without sunlight, high temperature and heavy dust; • A place
without corrosive gases and liquids; • A place with less
dust, oil, gas and metal dust; • A place without vibration, easy to
maintain and inspect; • No electromagnetic noise Interfering
places; •
3.3 Installation space and direction
For the convenience of maintenance, sufficient space must be left around the inverter. as the picture
circulation.
shows. • In •order to achieve good cooling effect, the inverter must be installed vertically and ensure smooth air
If the installation is not secure. Place a flat plate under the base of the inverter before installing it. If installed on a loose surface, the
stress may cause damage to the main circuit parts, thus damaging the inverter;
• The installation wall should be made of non-combustible materials such as iron plates.
a When multiple inverters are installed in the same cabinet, use vertical installation. While paying attention to the spacing, please add
guide plate in the middle or install them in an up-and-down manner.
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Chapter 4 Wiring
4.1 Main circuit wiring diagram
Power supply: Please pay attention to whether the voltage level is consistent to avoid damaging the inverter.
Fuseless switch: please refer to the corresponding table.
Leakage switch: Please use a leakage switch with anti-high-order harmonics.
Electromagnetic
contactor: Note: Please do not use the electromagnetic contactor as the power switch of the inverter.
AC reactor: When the output capacity is greater than 1000KVA, it is recommended to install an AC
reactor to improve the power factor.
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88888
Frequency
converter: Please be sure to connect the main circuit line and control signal line of the frequency
converter correctly. Please be sure to set the inverter parameters correctly.
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4.2 Wiring terminal diagram 4.2.1
The function description of the main circuit terminals is as follows:
Power type terminal name function description
R, T single-phase power input terminals, connected to single-phase AC power
Simplex U, V, W frequency converter AC output terminals, connected to three-phase AC motors
Ground terminal
R, S, T three-phase power input terminals, connected to three-phase AC power supply
+, - Reserved terminals for external braking unit
Three phases +, PB reserved terminal for external braking resistor
U, V, W frequency converter AC output terminals, connected to three-phase AC motors
Ground terminal
4.2.2 Terminals of control circuit
485 EMC
ON OFF OFF ON
AO2
HDO DO MI1 MI2 MI3 MI4 HDI 485+ AI1 AO1 AO2 AO1
AI2
TA TB TC 24V OP DCM 485- AI2 10V GND GND
AI1
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4.2.3 Main control board switch setting
Name switch status Function Description
ON RS485 terminal matching resistor

485
OFF floating (factory value)
I current output selection

AO1
V Voltage output selection (factory value) Current
I
output selection (factory value)
AO2
V voltage output selection
I
Current input selection (factory value)
AI2
V voltage input selection
I current input selection

AI1
V voltage input selection (factory value)
ON selection (factory value)

EMC
OFF floating
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4.3 Basic wiring diagram
The wiring part of the frequency converter is divided into main loop and control loop. The user can lift the cover of the casing, and at this time
You can see the main circuit terminals and control circuit terminals. Users must connect them accurately according to the following wiring circuits.
Three-phase electrical output
IN
IN 3ÿM
Single R
IN
phase
Motor
input power T AND
Forward run
MI1
Reverse run
FACING
MI2
TA-TB is a normally open contact
TB
Multi-function MI3
TB-TC is a normally closed contact
input terminal TC
MI4
MI1ÿHDI
HDI (pulse input) GND
Analog output
DCM
(0ÿ10V/0mAÿ20mA)
AO1
V/A
AO2
V/A
+10V
external voltage
AI1(4ÿ20mA/0ÿ10V) DC voltage/ammeter (0ÿ10V/

or current signal
4ÿ20mA)
AI2(4ÿ20mA/0ÿ10V)
to set the
GND
frequency 24V
HDO Open
collector output
DCM (HDO pulse
DO
output)
DCM
485+
RS485 interface
485-
Single-phase 0.75~2.2kw standard wiring diagram
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Three-phase input power

R R Three-phase electrical output
S S
IN
T T
IN 3ÿM
IN
Motor
AND
Forward running
MI1
reverse run
FACING
MI2
TA-TB is a normally open contact
TB
Multi-function MI3
TB-TC is a normally closed contact
input terminal TC
MI4
MI1ÿHDI
HDI (pulse input) GND
Analog output (0
DCM
ÿ10V/0mAÿ20mA)
AO1
V/A
AO2
V/A
+10V
external voltage
AI1(4ÿ20mA/0ÿ10V) DC voltage/ammeter (0ÿ10V/4

or current messages
ÿ20mA)
AI2(4ÿ20mA/0ÿ10V)
Number setting frequency
GND
Rate 24V
HDO collector
Open output
DCM (HDO pulse
DO
output)
DCM
485+
RS485 interface
485-
Three-phase 0.75~7.5kw standard wiring diagram
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Control board terminal description:
Terminal name Terminal usage description
The switching input terminal forms an optocoupler isolation with +24V and DCM. Input
voltage range: 9~30V Input impedance:

MI1~MI4ÿHDI
2.4kÿ HDI terminal can be
used as a high-speed pulse input channel, with a maximum input frequency of 100KHz. The
24V inverter has +24V power supply. Maximum output current: 150mA is the
DCM reference zero potential of +24V.
Analog input, current (4~20mA) or voltage (0~10V), is determined by the AI1 and AI2 jumpers on
the control board. Current input impedance:

AI1~AI2
500ÿ Voltage input impedance:
22kÿ. The +10V power supply
10V provided for this machine, the output current range: 0~100mA, is the reference zero
GND potential of +10V. Open collector
output terminal, its corresponding common terminal is DCM. External
voltage range: 0~24V, output current range: 0~50mA 24V pull-up resistor range:
HDOÿDO
2k~10kÿ HDO terminal can be used as a high-
speed pulse output channel, with a maximum output frequency of 100KHz.
AO1, AO2 analog output terminal: 0~10V/4~20mA
Relay output: TA/TB normally open, TB/TC normally closed.

TAÿTBÿTC
Contact capacity: AC250V/3A, DC30V/1A 485+, 485- 485
communication port, please use twisted pair or shielded wire external power input terminal for standard 485 communication
interface. The factory default is
ON connected to +24V. When using external signals to drive MI1-MI6,
When HDI is used, the OP needs to be connected to the external power supply and disconnected from the +24V power terminal.
4.4 Wiring precautions
4.4.1 Main circuit wiring
•When wiring, please select wiring diameter specifications in accordance with electrical regulations to ensure safety.
Complete.
•It is best to use isolated wires or conduits for power supply wiring, and ground both ends of the isolation layer or conduits;
•Be sure to install an air breaker NFB between the power supply and input terminals (R, S, T). (If using leakage
When using a circuit breaker, please use a circuit breaker with high frequency countermeasures).
•Power lines and control lines should be arranged separately and not in the same wire trough.
•Do not connect the AC power supply to the output terminals (U, V, W) of the inverter;
•The output wiring must not touch the metal part of the inverter shell, otherwise it may cause a short circuit to ground.
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•Phase-shifting capacitors, LC, RC noise filters and other components cannot be used at the output end of the frequency converter. •The
main circuit wiring of the frequency converter must be kept away from other control equipment.
•When the wiring between the inverter and the motor exceeds 50 meters (220V series), (380V class 100 meters), a high dv/dt will be generated inside
the motor coil, which will cause damage to the motor's interlayer insulation. If it is damaged, please use an AC motor dedicated to the inverter or
install a reactor on the inverter side.
•When the distance between the inverter and the motor is long, please reduce the carrier frequency, because the larger the carrier, the greater the high-
order harmonic leakage current on the cable, and the leakage current will have adverse effects on the inverter and other equipment.
4.4.2 Control circuit wiring (signal wire) Signal wires
cannot be placed in the same wire trough as the main circuit wiring, otherwise interference may occur.
Please use shielded wires for signal lines and ground them at one end. The wire diameter is 0.5-2mm². It is recommended to
use 1 lines.
shielded
mm²
wire for control
Use the control terminals on the control panel correctly as needed.
4.4.3 Ground wire
Please use the third grounding method (below 100ÿ) to connect ground wire terminal E;
When using ground wires, please follow the basic length and size of electrical equipment technology;
Absolutely avoid sharing ground electrodes with large electrical equipment such as welding machines and power machinery.
The grounding wire should be kept as far away from the power lines of large electrical equipment as possible;
For the grounding wiring method of multiple inverters, please use the following figure (a).
Avoid loops like (b) or (c).
•Ground wiring must be as short as possible.
•Ground terminal E must be properly grounded and must not be connected to the neutral line.
(a)Correct (b)Error (c)Error
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4.5 Specific application considerations
4.5.1 Selection
(1) Reactor installation When
the inverter is connected to a large-capacity power transformer (above 600kVA) or the phase advance capacitor is switched, the power
input circuit will generate excessive peak current, which may damage the components of the converter. . To prevent this from happening, install a
DC reactor or AC reactor. This also helps improve the power factor on the mains side. In addition, when a thyristor converter such as a DC driver is
connected to the same power supply system, a DC reactor or AC reactor must be installed regardless of the power supply conditions.
4000
A power supply tuning reactor is required
600
Power capacity (kVA) No reactor required
0
60 400
Inverter capacity (kVA)
Reactor installation conditions
Inverter capacity (2)
When running a special motor, please confirm that the rated current of the motor is not higher than the rated output current of the inverter.
In addition, when multiple induction motors are operated in parallel with one inverter, the capacity of the inverter should be selected so that 1.1 times
the total rated current of the motors is less than the rated output current of the inverter.
Starting torque(3)
The starting and acceleration characteristics of a motor driven by an inverter are limited by the overload rated current of the combined
inverter. Compared with the starting of general commercial power supply, the torque characteristics are smaller. If a larger starting torque is required,
please increase the capacity of the inverter by one level or increase the capacities of the motor and the inverter at the same time.
(4) Emergency stop
Although the protection function will operate and the output will stop when the inverter fails, the motor cannot be stopped suddenly at this
time. Therefore, please install a mechanical stopping and holding structure on mechanical equipment that requires emergency stop.
Special options (5)
Terminals PB(+) and P1(+) are the terminals for connecting special options. Do not connect to equipment other than dedicated options.
the Precautions related to reciprocating loads (6) When
inverter is used for reciprocating loads (cranes, elevators, punch machines, washing machines, etc.), if a current of 150% or more than
this value flows repeatedly, the IGBT inside the inverter will The service life will be shortened due to thermal fatigue. As a rough guide, when the
carrier frequency is 4kHz and the peak current is 150%, the number of starts/stops is approximately 8 million.
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Especially when low noise is not required, please lower the carrier frequency. In addition, please reduce the peak current during reciprocation to less than
150% by reducing the load, extending the acceleration and deceleration time, or increasing the inverter capacity by one level. (When performing test runs for these
applications, be sure to confirm the reciprocating current. peak current and adjust as needed).
In addition, when used in cranes, since the start/stop action during inching is fast, it is recommended to make the following selections to ensure the motor
torque and reduce the current of the inverter.
·The capacity of the frequency converter should ensure that its peak current is less than 150%.
·The capacity of the inverter should be at least 1 level larger than the motor capacity.
4.5.2 Precautions for using the motor
(1) For use with existing standard motors
low speed domain
Compared with using a commercial power supply to drive a standard motor using an inverter, the losses generated will increase somewhat. In the low speed
range, the cooling effect will become worse and the temperature of the motor will increase. Therefore, in the low speed range, please reduce the load torque of the
motor. The allowable load characteristics of our company's standard motors are as shown in the figure. In addition, when 100% continuous torque is required in the
low speed range, please consider whether to use a dedicated motor for an inverter.
25%ED (or 15 points)
40%ED (or 20 points)
60% ED (or 40 points)
100
90-
80-
70-
60-
50-
Torque(%) -
continuous
36 20 60
Frequency(Hz)
Allowable load characteristics of our standard motors
Insulation withstand voltage
When the input voltage is high (above 440V) or the wiring distance is long, the insulation of the motor must sometimes be considered
Pressure resistant. For details, please contact our agent or sales representative.
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High-speed
operation When used under conditions higher than the rated speed of the motor, dynamic balance and bearing durability may sometimes occur.
If it is defective, please contact the motor manufacturer.
Torque characteristics
The torque characteristics are different when driven by an inverter and when driven by a commercial power supply. Be sure to confirm the load
torque characteristics of the connected machine.
vibration
The 330S series inverter can choose high carrier modulation mode PWM control (according to different parameters, low carrier modulation mode
PWM control can also be selected). When high carrier modulation PWM control is selected, the vibration of the motor will be reduced, which is basically the
same as when driven by commercial power supply. However, the vibration will become slightly larger in the following situations.
·Resonance with the inherent vibration frequency of the mechanical system
You need to pay attention when changing speed to a machine that used to operate at a constant speed. At this time, it is more effective to install anti-
vibration rubber under the motor frame or perform frequency jump control.
· Please pay special attention to the residual
imbalance of the rotating body itself when operating at a high speed above the rated speed of the motor.
Noise
Noise varies based on changes in carrier frequency. When running at high carrier frequency, it is basically the same as when driven by commercial
power supply. However, operation above the rated speed will produce greater wind noise.
(2) Precautions when using special motors
pole changing motor
The rated current of the pole-changing motor is different from the standard motor. Please confirm the maximum current of the motor and select the
corresponding inverter. Be sure to switch the pole number after the motor stops. If switching is performed while rotating, the regenerative overvoltage or
overcurrent protection circuit will operate and the motor will coast to a stop.
underwater motor
The rated current of underwater motors is larger than that of standard motors, so please pay attention when selecting the inverter capacity. In
addition, when the wiring distance between the motor and the inverter is long, the maximum torque of the motor will be reduced due to voltage drop, so
please use thick enough cables for wiring. When an explosion-proof motor drives a pressure-resistant explosion-proof motor, the motor and frequency
converter need to be combined for explosion-proof testing. The same applies when driving existing explosion-proof motors.
In addition, the PG used in pressure-resistant and explosion-proof inverter motors with PG is intrinsically safe and explosion-proof. in the frequency converter and
When wiring between PGs, be sure to use a dedicated pulse coupler.
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Gear
transmission motors Gear transmission motors have different rotation ranges in continuous use due to different lubrication methods
and manufacturers. Especially when lubricated with oil, there is a risk of sintering only when running in the low speed range. In addition, when
using at high speeds above 60Hz, please consult the manufacturer.
Single-phase motor
Single-phase motors are not suitable for variable speed operation with frequency converters. When using capacitor starting mode,
high-order harmonic current will be generated in the capacitor, which may damage the capacitor. For single-phase motors with split-phase
starting and rebound starting methods, since the internal centrifugal force switch does not operate, there is a risk of burning out the starting
coil, so please replace it with a three-phase motor before use.
URAS vibration motor
URAS vibration motor is a vibration motor that rotates weights (unbalanced weights) installed on both shaft ends of the motor rotor
and outputs its centrifugal force as vibration force. When using a frequency converter to drive, you must pay attention to the following matters
and select the capacity of the frequency converter. For specific selection methods, please contact our agent or sales representative.
·Uras vibration motors should be used below the rated frequency.
·The control mode of the frequency converter is selected to use V/F control.
·Since the vibration moment (load inertia) is about 10 to 20 times as high as the motor inertia, please set the acceleration time ÿ to
5 to 15 seconds.
·Since the torque of the eccentric torque part (the static friction torque when starting to rotate from a stationary state) is large, it may
not be possible to start due to insufficient torque during starting.
ÿ When the time is less than 5 seconds, the capacity of the inverter needs to be increased.
motor with brake
When using an inverter to drive a motor with a brake, if the brake circuit is directly connected to the output side of the inverter, the
brake will not be able to open due to the low voltage at startup. Please use a motor with a brake that has an independent brake power supply,
and connect the brake power supply to the power supply side of the inverter. Generally, when using a motor with a brake, the noise may
become louder in the low speed range.
(3) Power transmission structure (reducer, belt, chain, etc.)
When using oil-lubricated gearboxes, transmissions, reducers, etc. in the power transmission system, please note that the oil
lubrication effect will deteriorate if the oil lubrication system is continuously operated only in the low speed range. In addition, when performing
high-speed operation above 60Hz, problems may arise in terms of noise, lifespan, and strength due to centrifugal force of the power
transmission structure, so please pay full attention to it.
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4.6 Peripheral electrical selection guidance:
Open Recommended input side Recommended output side Recommend control back
Frequency converter Recommended contactor
Voltage (MCCB) Main circuit wire Main circuit wire wire
power (A)
(A) (mÿ) (mÿ) (mÿ)
0.75KW 16 10 2.5 2.5 1.5
Simplex
1.5KW 20 16 2.5 2.5 1.5
220V
2.2KW 32 20 2.5 2.5 1.5
0.75KW 10 10 2.5 2.5 1.5
1.5KW 16 10 2.5 2.5 1.5
2.2KW 16 10 2.5 2.5 1.5

Three phases
380V 4 4
4.0KW 25 16 1.5
5.5KW 32 25 4 4 1.5
7.5KW 40 32 4 4 1.5
Note: The parameters in the table are for reference only, not as standards!
4.7 Peripheral electrical instructions:
Accessory name installation location Function Description
The power supply is disconnected when the downstream equipment at the front end of the air switch input circuit overflows.
Circuit breaker and frequency converter When powering on and off the frequency converter, avoid using the contactor to frequency the frequency converter.
contactor
between input sides Power on and off at a fast rate (less than twice per minute) or perform direct startup operations
ÿImprove the power factor on the input side;
AC input power ÿEffectively eliminate high-order harmonics on the input side and prevent voltage waveform distortion.
Inverter input side
Reactor causing damage to other equipment;
ÿ Eliminate the current imbalance caused by the imbalance between power supply phases.
ÿ Reduce external conduction and radiation interference from the frequency converter;
EMC input filter
Inverter input side ÿ Reduce the conduction interference flowing from the power supply end to the inverter and improve the efficiency of the inverter.
wave device
Anti-interference ability.
ÿImprove the power factor on the input side;
ÿ Improve the overall efficiency and thermal stability of the inverter.

DC reactor inverter input side
ÿEffectively eliminate the impact of input side high-order harmonics on the inverter and reduce external
Conducted and radiated interference.
The output side of the frequency converter generally contains more high-order harmonics. When the motor and frequency converter
At the inverter output When the distance is long, there is a large distributed capacitance in the line. Among them, higher harmonics
AC output power side and motor The wave may resonate in the loop, causing two effects:
reactor room, close to the frequency converter ÿ Destroy the insulation performance of the motor and damage the motor for a long time.
Server installation ÿ A large leakage current is generated, causing frequent protection of the frequency converter. General frequency converter
If the distance from the motor exceeds 30m, it is recommended to install an output AC reactor.
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Chapter 5 Operation and Display
5.1 Operation panel description
5.1.1 Operation panel icon
digital display
88888 Function indicator light
88888
Potentiometer
Shift key
Program/Exit key OK key
Run key Stop/fault reset button
Numeric modifier keys shortcut key
Operation panel diagram
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5.1.2 Button description
key symbol name Function Description
PRGMA Programming key menu to enter or exit, parameter modification
ENTER Press the OK key to enter the menu and confirm parameter settings.
ÿ Increment key data or function code increment
ÿ Decrement key data or function code decrement
<< Shift key selects parameter modification position and display content
RUN Run key Run operation in keyboard operation mode
STOP/RESET Stop/Reset key to stop/reset operation, limited by F7-02 function code
The function of the REV/JOG multi-function shortcut key is determined by the F7-01 function code
5.1.3 Function indicator light description
Indicator name illustrate
FWD inverter forward running indicator light
REV inverter reverse running indicator light
STOP inverter shutdown indicator light
ALM inverter fault indicator light
5.2 Operation process
The monitoring operation of the first set of LED digital display of the dual-display keyboard is the same as that of the single-display keyboard.
The LED digital display monitors the F7-08 parameter, the factory value is 04, and monitors the driver operating current. If needed
To monitor other parameters, please directly modify the F7-08 monitoring value without any conversion.
5.2.1 Parameter settings
The three-level menus are:
1. Function code group number (first-level menu);
2. Function code label (secondary menu);
3. Function code setting value (third-level menu).
Note: When operating in the third-level menu, you can press PRGM or ENT to return to the second-level menu. The difference between the two
Yes: Press ENT to save the setting parameters to the control panel, then return to the secondary menu and automatically move to the next
function code; press PRGM to return directly to the secondary menu without storing parameters and remain in the current function.
Can code.
Example: Change the function code F1-03 from 00.00Hz to 05.00Hz.
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Stop/Run state
50.00 00.00
PRGMA PRGMA
F0 05.00
ENT
F1 F1-04
PRGMA ENT ENT PRGMA
F1-00 F1
PRGMA PRGMA
F1-03 50.00
PRGMA ENT
00.00
Three-level menu operation flow chart
In the third-level menu state, if the parameter does not flash, it means that the function code cannot be modified.
Because:
1. This function code is an unmodifiable parameter. Such as actual detection parameters, operation record parameters, etc.;
2. This function code cannot be modified while running and needs to be shut down before modification can be made.
5.2.2 Fault reset
After the frequency converter fails, the frequency converter will prompt relevant fault information. Users can use the keyboard
Press the STOP/RESET key or terminal function (Group F5) on the inverter to reset the fault.
After that, it is in standby mode. If the inverter is in a fault state and the user does not reset the fault, the inverter will
The frequency converter is in the running protection state and the frequency converter cannot operate.
5.2.3 Motor parameter self-learning
When selecting the non-PG vector control operation mode, the nameplate parameters of the motor must be accurately entered.
Standard motor parameters will be matched according to this nameplate parameters; in order to obtain good control performance, it is recommended to
Machine parameter self-learning, self-learning operation steps are as follows:
First, select the running command channel selection (F0-02) as the keyboard command channel; then press the motor
Actual parameters enter the following parameters:
F2-01: Motor rated power;
F2-02: Motor rated voltage;
F2-03: Motor rated current;
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F2-04: Motor rated frequency; F2-05:
Motor rated speed.
If the motor is completely disconnected from the load, please select 2 (complete tuning) for F2-11, then press the RUN key
on the panel, and the inverter will automatically calculate the motor parameters. During the self-learning process, the keyboard will
display RUN. When the keyboard displays END, the motor parameter self-learning process ends.
If the motor cannot be separated from the load, please select 1 (static tuning) for F2-11, and then press the RUN key on the panel.
The inverter will automatically measure the three parameters of stator resistance, rotor resistance and leakage inductance in sequence, and
will not measure the motor's resistance. Users can calculate mutual inductance and no-load current based on the motor nameplate
parameters. The motor nameplate parameters used in the calculation are: rated voltage U, rated current I, rated frequency f and power
factor eta. The
calculation method of motor no-load current and motor mutual inductance is as follows:
I 0 = I× 1-n²
IN
Lm = -Lÿ
2 3 ÿf·Io
Among them, I0 is the no-load current, Lm is the mutual inductance, and Lÿ is the leakage inductance.
5.2.4 Password setting
This series of inverters provide user password protection function. When F7-00 is set to non-zero, it is the user
password and exits the function code editing state. The password protection will take effect after 1 minute. Press the PRGM
key again to enter the function code editing state. , "0.0.0.0.0." will be displayed. The operator must enter the user password
correctly, otherwise he cannot enter. To cancel the password protection function, set F7-00 to 0. The user password has no
protection function for parameters in the shortcut menu.
Note: During the power-on process of the inverter, the system will first be initialized, the LED will display "330S2",
and all four indicators will be on. After initialization is completed, the inverter is in standby
state. 5.2.5 Running status monitoring
explanation Monitoring
parameters: F7-03
Factory value: 0001F Function: Monitor the voltage, current, speed, temperature, etc. of the inverter in the running status;
Steps:
ÿThe value of this parameter is presented to us in hexadecimal; ÿConvert
hexadecimal to binary, for example, 1F=00011111; ÿCorresponding to
the parameter selection displayed by F7-03, the ones digit represents BIT0, "1" means valid, "0" means invalid; ÿ
Through ÿ
and ÿ, it can be judged that the operating frequency, output current, and output speed of the inverter can be
monitored in the running state; that is, F7-03=1F can monitor the operating frequency, settings of the inverter. Fixed
frequency, bus voltage, output voltage, output current;
The monitoring settings in shutdown state are the same as above.
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Chapter 6 Application Examples
6.1 Keyboard panel run, stop, up and down key speed adjustment
Parameter setting: F0-02=0 F0-03=0 F0-23=1

ÿ (digital setting frequency
ÿ stop memory function) ÿ
Start and stop: Press the "RUN" key for forward rotation ÿ Press the "REV/JOG" key to reverse ÿ according to"
STOP/RESET" key is to stop ÿ
Speed adjustment: Press the "ÿ" key to increase the frequency, press the "ÿ" key to decrease the frequency.
6.2 Keyboard panel operation, stop, keyboard potentiometer speed adjustment (factory value)
Parameter settings: factory values ÿ
start stop: Press the "RUN" key to run forward ÿ Press the "REV/JOG" key to reverse ÿ according to"
STOP/RESET" key is to stop;
Speed adjustment: Rotate the panel potentiometer.
6.3 External terminal operation and stop, external potentiometer speed adjustment
Parameter settings: F0-02=1, F0-03=2, F5-01=02;
Start and stop: "MI1-DCM" is closed and the motor runs forward; "MI2-DCM" is closed and the motor is running forward.
The machine runs in reverse; MI1 and MI2 stop running after being disconnected from DCM (using self-locking passive switches or buttons);
Speed adjustment: rotate the external potentiometer (10V, AI1, GND).
6.4 External terminal operation, stop, external analog voltage signal speed regulation (0-10V)
Speed adjustment: by changing the size of the external analog voltage signal (AI1, GND).
6.5 External terminal operation, stop, external analog current signal speed regulation (4-20MA)
Speed regulation: by changing the size of the external analog current signal (AI2, GND).
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6.6 External terminal rising and falling speed regulation
6.6.1 Panel startup
Parameter settings: F0-02=0 F0-03=0 F5-00=06

ÿ F5-01=07 ÿ ÿ ÿ
start stop: Press the "RUN" key to run forward ÿ Press the "REV/JOG" key to reverse ÿ according to"
Speed regulation: "MI1-DCM" is closed to increase the frequency, and "MI2-DCM" is closed to decrease the frequency.
6.6.1 External startup
Parameter settings: F0-02=1, F0-03=0, F5-00=06, F5-01=07, F5-02=
01ÿF5-03=02ÿ
Start and stop: "MI3-DCM" is closed for forward operation, "MI4-DCM" is closed for reverse operation
OK;
Speed regulation: "MI1-DCM" is closed to increase the frequency, and "MI2-DCM" is closed to decrease the frequency.
Note: If frequency memory function is required: F0-23=1; F5 parameter group is a multi-function definition terminal.
It can be set according to actual needs.
6.7 Multi-speed setting
6.7.1 Panel startup
Parameter settings: F0-02=0, F0-03=6, F5-00=12, F5-01=13, F5-02=14
(Group F5 defines terminal functions, group FD defines frequency FD.00~FD15, a total of 16 speed settings);
Start and stop: Press the "RUN" key for forward rotation ÿ Press the "REV/JOG" key to reverse ÿ according to"
Speed adjustment: speed adjustment through multi-function terminal and DCM closure.
6.7.1 External control
Parameter settings: F0-02=1, F0-03=6, F5-00=12, F5-01=13, F5-02=14
(Group F5 defines terminal functions, group FD defines frequencies FD-00~FD-15, a total of 16 speed settings);
Start and stop: The defined forward and reverse terminals are closed with DCM, and the inverter runs;
Speed regulation: The defined multi-speed terminal is closed with the DCM, and the frequency converter regulates the speed.
6.8 Three-wire control
6.8.1 Three-wire control mode 1
In this mode, MInn is the enable terminal, and the direction is controlled by MInx and MIny respectively.
The terminal function settings are as follows:
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terminal 1 set value describe
MInx 1 Forward running (FWD)
Mines 2 Reverse operation (REV)
From 3 Three-wire operation control
When operation is required, the MInn terminal must be closed first, which is achieved by the rising edge of the pulse of MInx or MIny.
Motor forward or reverse control.
When it is necessary to stop, it must be achieved by disconnecting the MInn terminal signal.
Among them, MInx, MIny and MInn are the multi-function input terminals of MI1~MI5. MIny is pulse valid and MInn
ÿ ÿ MInxÿ
is level valid.
E
SB2
MInx(FWD)
E
SB1
From
E
SB3
MIny(REV)
DCM
Three-wire control mode 1
in:
SB1: Stop button SB2: Run button SB3: Reverse button
6.8.2 Three-wire control mode 2
The enable terminal of this mode is MInn, the running command is given by MInx, and the direction is determined by the status of MIny.
to decide.
The terminal function settings are as follows:
terminal 1 set value describe
MInx 1 Forward running (FWD)
Mines 2 Reverse operation (REV)
From 3 Three-wire operation control
When operation is required, the MInn terminal must be closed first, and the motor operation signal is generated by the rising edge of the pulse of MInx.
No., the status of MIny generates the motor direction signal.
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When it is necessary to stop, it must be achieved by disconnecting the MInn
terminal signal. Among them, MInx, MIny, and MInn are the multi-functional input terminals of MI1~MI5. MInx is pulse
valid, and MIny and MInn are level valid.
EU
K running direction selects forward SB2

MInxFWD)
SB1
0 rotation From
K
MIny(REV)
1 reverse
DCM
Three-wire control mode 2
in:
SB1: Stop button SB2: Run button
6.9 PID function (mainly used in constant pressure water supply, air compressor modification, etc.)
6.9.1 General application:
ÿ Panel given pressure (corresponds to parameter F9-01, 100% corresponds to the maximum range of the pressure gauge)
ÿ PID given source selection keyboard setting (F9-00=0) ÿ PID
feedback source selection analog voltage or analog current, corresponding to F9-02=0 or 1 respectively
ÿ Select the PID output characteristic as positive characteristic (F9-03=0)
6.9.2 Specific usage:
ÿ You can choose panel control or external control (F0-01=0 or 1) according to your needs. ÿ You can
choose a remote pressure gauge or pressure transmitter according to your needs, corresponding to F9-02=0 or 1 respectively.
ÿ F9-01 can be set according to the required
pressure ÿ Remote pressure gauge wiring: 10V, AI1, GND
ÿ Pressure transmitter wiring: 10V, AI2 or 24V, AI2; short-circuit GND, DCM
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Chapter 7 Function Parameter Table
The symbols in the function table are explained as follows:
ÿ: Indicates that the setting value of this parameter can be changed when the inverter is in shutdown or running state;
ÿ: Indicates that the setting value of this parameter cannot be changed when the inverter is running;
•: Indicates that the value of this parameter is the actual detection record value and cannot be changed;
*: Indicates that the parameter is a "manufacturer parameter", which is limited to the manufacturer's settings and is prohibited from being operated by the user;
function code Function Description Predetermined area Factory value change
F0 group basic parameter group
1: G type (constant torque load model)

F0-00 GP type display Model confirmed•
2: P type (fan, water pump type load model)
0: Speed sensorless vector control (SVC)
F0-01 Motor control mode 1: Reserved 2 ÿ

2: V/F control
0: Operation panel command channel
F0-02 command source selection 1: Terminal command channel 0 ÿ

2: Communication command channel
0: Digital setting (preset frequency F0-08,
UP/DOWN can be modified and will not be remembered when power off)
1: Panel potentiometer speed adjustment
2ÿAI1
3ÿAI2
F0-03 Main frequency source X selection 4: Reserved 1 ÿ

5: Reserved
6: Multi-segment instructions
7: Simple PLC
8ÿPID
9: Communication given
F0-04 Auxiliary frequency source Y selection is the same as F0-03 (main frequency source X selection) 0 ÿ
Auxiliary frequency source Y range during superposition 0: relative to maximum frequency

F0-05 0 ÿ
choose 1: Relative to frequency source X
F0-06 Auxiliary frequency source Y range 0%~150% during superposition 100% ÿ
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Units digit: frequency source selection
0: Main frequency source X
1: Main and auxiliary operation results
(The operation relationship is determined by the tens digit)
2: Switching between main frequency source X and auxiliary frequency source Y
3: Switching between main frequency source X and main and auxiliary operation results
F0-07 Frequency source superposition selection 4: The auxiliary frequency source Y is switched with the main and auxiliary operation results 00 ÿ
Change
Tens digit: main and auxiliary operation relationship of frequency source
0: Main + Auxiliary
1: Main-auxiliary
2: The maximum value of the two
3: The minimum value of the two
F0-08 preset frequency 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency (F0-10) 50.00Hz ÿ
0 Same direction
ÿ
F0-09 running direction 0 ÿ

1: Opposite direction
F0-10 maximum frequency 50.00Hzÿ600.00Hz 50.00Hz ÿ
0: F0-12 setting
1ÿAI1
2ÿAI2
F0-11 upper limit frequency source 0 ÿ
3: Reserved
4: Reserved
F0-12 upper limit frequency Lower limit frequency F0-14 ~ maximum frequency F0-10 50.00Hz ÿ
F0-13 upper limit frequency offset 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency F0-10 0.00Hz ÿ
F0-14 lower limit frequency 0.00Hzÿupper limit frequency F0-12 0.00Hz ÿ
F0-15 carrier frequency 0.5kHzÿ16.0kHz Model confirmedÿ
0: No
F0-16 carrier frequency adjusts with temperature 1 ÿ
1: Yes
F0-17 Acceleration time 1 0.00sÿ65000s Model confirmedÿ
F0-18 Deceleration time 1 0.00sÿ65000s Model confirmedÿ
0:1 second
F0-19 Acceleration and deceleration time unit 1: 0.1 seconds 1 ÿ

2:0.01 seconds
F0-20 reserved
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Auxiliary frequency source offset frequency during

F0-21 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency F0-10 0.00Hz ÿ
superposition
1ÿ0.1Hz
F0-22 Frequency command resolution 2 ÿ
2ÿ0.01Hz
Digital setting frequency shutdown memory 0: Not memorized

F0-23 0 ÿ
selection 1: Memorized
0: Maximum frequency (F0-10) 1:
F0-24 Acceleration and deceleration time base frequency Setting frequency 0 ÿ
2ÿ100Hz
Runtime frequency command 0: Operating frequency

F0-25 0 ÿ
UP/DOWN benchmark 1: Setting frequency
Units digit: Operation panel command binding frequency source
selection 0: No
binding 1: Panel potentiometer speed adjustment
2ÿAI1
3: AI2 4:
Reserved 5:
F0-26 Command source bundled frequency source Reserved 6: 0000 ÿ
Multi-stage
speed 7: Simple PLC
8: PID 9:
Communication given tens
digit: Terminal command binding frequency source selection
hundreds digit: Communication command binding frequency source
selection thousands digit: Automatic operation binding frequency source selection
0 No operation
ÿ
01: Restore basic parameter group (F0, F1 group)

F0-27 Parameter initialization 0 ÿ
02: Clear record information
03: Completely initialize parameters
Group F1 start and stop control parameter group
0: Direct start 1:
F1-00 startup mode Reserved 2: 0 ÿ
Pre-excitation start (AC asynchronous machine)
0: Start from stop frequency 1:
F1-01 Speed tracking mode Start from zero speed 0 ÿ
2: Start from maximum frequency
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F1-02 speed tracking speed 1ÿ100 20 ÿ
F1-03 Start frequency 0.00Hzÿ10.00Hz 0.00Hz ÿ
F1-04 Start frequency holding time 0.0sÿ100.0s 0.0s ÿ
Start DC braking current/pre-excitation

F1-05 0%ÿ100% 0% ÿ
magnetic current
Start DC braking time/pre-excitation

F1-06 0.0sÿ100.0s 0.0s ÿ
magnetic time
0: Linear acceleration and deceleration
F1-07 acceleration and deceleration mode 1: S curve acceleration and deceleration A 0 ÿ

2: S curve acceleration and deceleration B
F1-08 S curve starting period ratio 0.0% ~ (100.0% minus F1-09) 30.0% ÿ
F1-09 S curve end time ratio 0.0% ~ (100.0% minus F1-08) 30.0% ÿ
0: Slow down and stop

F1-10 shutdown mode 0 ÿ
1: Free parking
F1-11 Stop DC braking starting frequency 0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency 0.00Hz ÿ
F1-12 Stop DC braking waiting time 0.0sÿ100.0s 0.0s ÿ
F1-13 Stop DC braking current 0%ÿ100% 0% ÿ
F1-14 Stop DC braking time 0.0sÿ100.0s 0.0s ÿ
F1-15 brake usage rate 0%ÿ100% 100% ÿ
Group F2 motor parameter group
0: Ordinary asynchronous motor

F2-00 Motor type selection 0 ÿ
1: Variable frequency asynchronous motor
F2-01 motor rated power 0.1kWÿ1000.0kW Model confirmedÿ
F2-02 Motor rated voltage 1Vÿ2000V Model confirmedÿ
0.01Aÿ655.35A
(Inverter power <=55kW)
F2-03 motor rated current Model confirmedÿ
0.1Aÿ6553.5A
(Inverter power>55kW)
F2-04 motor rated frequency 0.01Hzÿmaximum frequency Model confirmedÿ
F2-05 motor rated speed 1rpmÿ65535rpm Model confirmedÿ
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0.001ÿÿ65.535ÿ

F2-06 Asynchronous motor stator resistance Tuning parametersÿ
0.0001ÿÿ6.5535ÿ
0.001ÿÿ65.535ÿ

F2-07 Asynchronous motor rotor resistance Tuning parametersÿ
0.0001ÿÿ6.5535ÿ
0.01mHÿ655.35mH

F2-08 Asynchronous motor leakage inductance Tuning parametersÿ
0.001mHÿ65.535mH
0.1mHÿ6553.5mH

F2-09 Asynchronous motor mutual inductance Tuning parametersÿ
0.01mHÿ655.35mH
0.01AÿF2-03

F2-10 Asynchronous motor no-load current Tuning parametersÿ
0.1AÿF2-03
0: No operation
F2-11 tuning selection 1: Static tuning of asynchronous machine 0 ÿ
2: Complete tuning of asynchronous machine
Group F3 vector control parameter group
F3-00 Speed loop proportional gain 1 1ÿ100 30 ÿ
F3-01 Speed loop integration time 1 0.01sÿ10.00s 0.50s ÿ
F3-02 switching frequency 1 0.00ÿF3-05 5.00Hz ÿ
F3-03 Speed loop proportional gain 2 1ÿ100 20 ÿ
F3-04 Speed loop integration time 2 0.01sÿ10.00s 1.00s ÿ
F3-05 switching frequency 2 F3-02~Maximum frequency 10.00Hz ÿ
F3-06 Vector control slip gain 50%~200% 100% ÿ
F3-07 Speed loop filter time constant 0.000sÿ0.100s 0.000s ÿ
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F3-08 Vector control over-excitation gain 0~200 64 ÿ
0: Function code F3-10 setting

1ÿAI1
2ÿAI2
3: Reserved
Torque up in speed control mode
F3-09 4: Reserved 0 ÿ
Limited source
6ÿMIN(AI1,AI2)
7ÿMAX(AI1,AI2)
The full scale range of options 1-7 corresponds to F3-10
Torque up in speed control mode

F3-10 0.0%ÿ200.0% 170.0% ÿ
Limited number setting
F3-11 reserved
F3-12 reserved
F3-13 Excitation adjustment proportional gain 0~60000 2000 ÿ
F3-14 Excitation adjustment integral gain 0~60000 1300 ÿ
F3-15 Torque adjustment proportional gain 0~60000 2000 ÿ
F3-16 Torque adjustment integral gain 0ÿ60000 1300 ÿ
Units place: integral separation
F3-17 Speed loop integral attribute 0: invalid 0 ÿ

1: valid
Group F4 V/F control parameter group
0: Straight line V/F
1: Multi-point V/F
2: Square V/F
3: 1.2 power V/F
4: 1.4th power V/F
F4-00 VF curve setting 0 ÿ
6: 1.6th power V/F
8: 1.8th power V/F
9: Reserved
10: VF complete separation mode
11: VF semi-separated mode
0.0%: (Automatic torque boost)

F4-01 Torque boost Model confirmedÿ
0.1%ÿ30.0%
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F4-02 Torque boost cutoff frequency 0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency 50.00Hz ÿ
F4-03 Multi-point VF frequency point 1 0.00HzÿF4-05 10.00Hz ÿ
F4-04 Multi-point VF voltage point 1 0.0%ÿ100.0% 25.0% ÿ
F4-05 Multi-point VF frequency point 2 F4-03ÿF4-07 20.00Hz ÿ
F4-07 Multi-point VF frequency point 3 F4-05~Motor rated frequency (F0-10) 45.00Hz ÿ
F4-09 VF slip compensation gain 0.0%ÿ200.0% 0.0% ÿ
F4-10 VF overexcitation gain 0ÿ200 64 ÿ
F4-11 VF oscillation suppression gain 0ÿ100 Model confirmedÿ
F4-12 reserved
0: Digital setting (F4-14)

1ÿAI1
2ÿAI2
3: Reserved
4: Reserved
F4-13 VF separated voltage source 0 ÿ
5: Multi-segment instructions
6: Simple PLC
7ÿPID
Note: 100.0% corresponds to the rated voltage of the motor
F4-14 VF separation voltage digital setting 0V ~ motor rated voltage 0V ÿ
0.0sÿ1000.0s
F4-15 VF separation voltage rise time Note: Indicates the change from 0V to the rated voltage of the motor. 0.0s ÿ
time
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Group F5 input terminal parameter group
0: No function 1:
Forward running (FWD) 2:
F5-00 MI1 terminal function selection Reverse running (REV) 3: Three-
1 ÿ
wire operation control 4: Forward
jogging (FJOG) 5: Reverse jogging
(RJOG) 6: Terminal UP 7: Terminal
DOWN 8: Free
F5-01 MI2 terminal function selection stop 9: Fault reset (RESET)
2 ÿ
10: Running pause
11: External fault normally open
input 12: Multi-segment
command terminal 1 13: Multi-segment
F5-02 MI3 terminal function selection command terminal 2 14: Multi- 0 ÿ
segment command terminal 3 15:
Multi-segment command terminal
4 16: Acceleration and deceleration
time selection terminal 1 17: Acceleration and
F5-03 MI4 terminal function selection deceleration time selection terminal 2 18: 0 ÿ
Frequency source switching
19: Clear UP/DOWN setting (terminal,
keyboard) 20: Run
command switching terminal 21:
F5-04 reserved Acceleration and deceleration prohibited
22: PID pause
23: PLC status reset 24: Swing
frequency pause 25:
Counter input 26: Counter
F5-05 reserved reset 27: Length count input
28: Length reset 29: Torque
control prohibited 30~31:
Reserved 32: Immediate DC
braking 33: External
HDI terminal function selection
F5-06 fault normally closed Input 34: 0 ÿ
(pulse input function can be selected)
Frequency modification enabled
35: PID action direction inversion 36:

External parking terminal 1 37:
F5-07 reserved Control command switching terminal 2

38: PID integration pause 39:
Switching between frequency source X and preset
frequency 40: Switching between frequency source Y
and preset frequency 41~42: Reserved
F5-08 reserved 43: PID parameter switching

44~45: Reserved 46:
Speed control/torque control switch 47: Emergency
stop 48: External stop
terminal 2 49: Deceleration DC
F5-09 reserved braking 50: Clear this running

time 51~59: Reserved
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F5-10 MIn filter time 0.000sÿ1.000s 0.010s ÿ
0: Two-wire type 1
1: Two-wire type 2
F5-11 terminal command mode 0 ÿ
2: Three-wire type 1
3: Three-wire type 2
F5-12 Terminal UP/DOWN change rate 0.001Hz/sÿ65.535Hz/s 1.00Hz/s ÿ

F5-13 AI1 lower limit 0.00VÿF5-15 0.00V ÿ
F5-14 AI1 lower limit corresponding setting -100.0%ÿ100.0% 0.0% ÿ
F5-15 AI1 upper limit value F5-13ÿ10.00V 10.00V ÿ
F5-16 AI1 upper limit corresponding setting -100.0%ÿ100.0% 100.0% ÿ
F5-17 AI1 filter time 0.00sÿ10.00s 0.10s ÿ
F5-18 AI2 lower limit value 0.00VÿF5-20 0.00V ÿ
F5-19 AI2 lower limit corresponding setting -100.0%ÿ100.0% 0.0% ÿ
F5-20 AI2 upper limit value F5-18ÿ10.00V 10.00V ÿ
F5-21 AI2 upper limit corresponding setting -100.0%ÿ100.0% 100.0% ÿ
F5-22 AI2 filter time 0.00sÿ10.00s 0.10s ÿ
F5-23
reserve
~F5-49
F5-50 PULSE lower limit value 0.00KHzÿF5-52 0.00KHz ÿ
F5-51 PULSE lower limit value corresponds to -100.0%~100.0% F5-52 0.0% ÿ
PULSE upper limit value F5-50~100.00KHz 50.00KHz ÿ
F5-53 PULSE upper limit value corresponds to setting -100.0%~100.0% 100.0% ÿ
F5-54 PULSE filter time 0.00sÿ10.00s 0.10s ÿ

F5-55
reserve
~F5-56
F5-57 MI1 delay time 0.0sÿ3600.0s 0.0s ÿ
0: High level is valid

1: Active low level
Units digit: MI1
F5-60 MIn terminal valid mode selection 1 00000 ÿ
Tens place: MI2
Hundreds: MI3
Thousands: MI4
0: High level is valid

F5-61 MIn terminal valid mode selection 2 1: Active low level 00000 ÿ
Tens: HDI
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Group F6 output terminal parameter group
0: Pulse output selection 1:

F6-00 HDO terminal output mode selection 1 ÿ
Switching output selection 0:
No output 1:
Inverter running 2: Fault

output (fault shutdown) Function
HDO 3: selection (collector open
F6-01 Frequency level detection FDT1 output circuit output terminal) 4: Frequency 0 ÿ
reaches 5: Running
at zero speed (no output when stopped) 6:
Motor overload pre-alarm 7: Frequency converter
overload pre-alarm 8: Set count
value reaches 9: The specified count
value reaches 10: the length is
reached
Relay 1 function selection

F6-02 11: PLC cycle completed 12: 2 ÿ
(TAÿTBÿTC)
Accumulated running time reached
13: Frequency is limited
14: Torque is limited 15:
Ready to run
16: AI1>AI2 17: Upper
limit frequency reached 18:
Lower limit frequency reached (relevant to
operation) 19: Undervoltage

F6-03 reserved
status output 20:
Communication setting 21:
Positioning completed (reserved)
22: Positioning close (reserved) 23: Running at zero
speed 2 (also output during shutdown)
24: Accumulated power-on time reaches 25:
Frequency level detection FDT2
output 26: Frequency 1 reaches

DO function selection (open
F6-04 output 27: Frequency 2 reaches 0 ÿ
collector output terminal)
output 28: Current 1 reaches
output 29: Current 2 reaches output 30: Timing reaches output
31: AI1 input exceeds the
limit 32: Load
shedding 33: Reverse
operation 34: Zero current
state 35: Module temperature
reaches 36: Output current

F6-05 reserved
exceeds the limit 37: Lower limit frequency reaches
(outputs even when stopped) 38: Alarm
output (continues to run) ) 39: Motor
over-temperature pre-alarm 40: This running time has arrived
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0: running frequency
1: Set frequency
2: Output current
F6-06 reserved 0 ÿ
3: Output torque
4: Output power
5: Output voltage
6: PULSE input (100.0% corresponding
ÿ
100.0kHzÿ
7ÿAI1
F6-07 AO1 output function selection 0 ÿ
8ÿAI2
9ÿAI3
10: length
11: count value
12: Communication settings
13: Motor speed

F6-08 AO2 output function selection 1 ÿ
14: Output current (100.0% corresponds to 1000.0A)
15: Output voltage (100.0% corresponds to 1000.0V)
16: Reserved
F6-09 PULSE output maximum frequency 0.01kHz~100.00kHz 50kHz ÿ
F6-10 AO1 zero bias coefficient -100%ÿ100.0% 0.0% •
F6-11 AO1 gain -10.00Vÿ10.00V 1.00V •
F6-12 AO2 zero bias coefficient -100.0ÿ100.0% 0.0% •
F6-13 AO2 gain -10.00Vÿ10.00V 1.00V •
F6-14~
reserve
F6-16
F6-17 HDO output delay time 0.0sÿ3600.0s 0.0s ÿ
F6-18 Relay 1 output delay time 0.0sÿ3600.0s 0.0s ÿ
F6-19 reserved
F6-20 DO output delay time 0.0sÿ3600.0s 0.0s ÿ
F6-21 reserved
0: Positive logic
1: Counter logic
Units digit: HDO
DO Output terminal valid status selection
F6-22 Tens place: Relay 1 00000 ÿ
select
Hundreds place: reserved
Thousands: DO
Ten thousand digit: reserved
Group F7 human-machine interface parameter group
F7-00 user password 0ÿ65535 0 ÿ
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0: Reverse
rotation 1: Switch between operation panel command channel and remote
command channel (terminal command channel or communication command
F7-01 JOG/REV key function selection channel) 0 ÿ

2: Switch between forward and
reverse rotation 3: Forward
rotation jog 4: Reverse rotation jog
0: Only in keyboard operation mode,
The STOP/RESET key shutdown function is

F7-02 STOP/RESET key function 1 ÿ
valid 1: In any operating mode,
The STOP/RESET key shutdown functions are all valid
0000ÿFFFF
Bit00: Operating frequency 1 (Hz)
Bit01: Set frequency (Hz)
Bit02: Bus voltage (V)
Bit03: Output voltage (V)
Bit04: Output current (A)
Bit05: Output power (kW)
Bit06: Output torque (%)
F7-03 LED running display parameter 1 Bit07: MIn input status 401F ÿ
Bit08: DO output status
Bit09: AI1 voltage (V)
Bit11: Reserved
Bit12: Count value
Bit13: length value
Bit14: Load speed display
Bit15: PID setting
0000ÿFFFF
Bit00: PID feedback
Bit01: PLC stage
Bit02: reserved
Bit03: Operating frequency 2 (Hz)
Bit04: Remaining running time
Bit05: AI1 voltage before correction (V)
Bit06: AI2 voltage before correction (V)
F7-04 LED running display parameter 2 Bit07: reserved 0 ÿ
Bit08: Line speed
Bit09: Current power-on time (Hour)
Bit10: Current running time (Min)
Bit11: reserved
Bit12: Communication setting value
Bit13: reserved
Bit14: Main frequency X display (Hz)
Bit15: Auxiliary frequency Y display (Hz)
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0000ÿFFFF Bit00:
Set frequency (Hz)

Bit01: Bus voltage (V)
Bit02: MIn input status
Bit03: DO output status
F7-05 LED shutdown display parameters 3 ÿ
Bit06: Reserved
Bit07: Count value
Bit08: length value
Bit09: PLC stage Bit10:
Load speed
Bit11: PID setting
Bit12: Reserved
F7-06 Load speed display coefficient 0.0001ÿ6.5000 F7-07 Inverter module 3.0000 ÿ
radiator temperature 0.0ÿÿ100.0ÿ

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•
00: Operating frequency 1

(Hz) 01: Set frequency
(Hz) 02: Bus voltage (V)
03: Output voltage (V)
04: Output current (A)
05: Output power (kW) 06:
Output torque ( %)
07: MIn input status
08: DO output status
09: AI1 voltage (V)
10: AI2 voltage (V)
11: Reserved
12: Reserved
F7-08 Keyboard second screen monitoring parameters 13: Inverter temperature 04 ÿ
14: Count value

15: Length value
16: Load speed display
17: PID setting
18: PID feedback
19: PLC stage 20:
Communication setting
frequency 21: Main frequency X
display (Hz) 22: Auxiliary
frequency Y display (Hz) 23: Current
power-on time (Hour) 24: Current
running time (Min) 25:

Accumulated running time 26: Remaining run time
F7-09 Accumulated running time 0hÿ65535h -

•
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F7-10 product number - -

•
F7-11 software version number

- -
•
0: 0 decimal places
Load speed display decimal point 1: 1 decimal place
F7-12 1 ÿ
number 2: 2 decimal places
3: 3 decimal places
F7-13 Accumulated power-on time 0hÿ65535h -

•
F7-14 Accumulated power consumption 0~65535 degrees -

•
0: Modifiable
F7-15 Function code modification attribute 0 ÿ
1: cannot be modified
Group F8 auxiliary function parameter group
F8-00 Jog running frequency 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 2.00Hz ÿ
F8-01 Jog acceleration time 0.0sÿ6500.0s 20.0s ÿ
F8-02 Jog deceleration time 0.0sÿ6500.0s 20.0s ÿ
F8-03 Acceleration time 2 0.0sÿ6500.0s Model confirmedÿ
F8-04 Deceleration time 2 0.0sÿ6500.0s Model confirmedÿ
F8-05 acceleration time 3 0.0sÿ6500.0s Model confirmedÿ
F8-06 Deceleration time 3 0.0sÿ6500.0s Model confirmedÿ
F8-07 Acceleration time 4 0.0sÿ6500.0s Model confirmedÿ
F8-08 deceleration time 4 0.0sÿ6500.0s Model confirmedÿ
F8-09 Jump frequency 1 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 0.00Hz ÿ
F8-10 Jump frequency 2 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 0.00Hz ÿ
F8-11 Jump frequency amplitude 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 0.01Hz ÿ
F8-12 Forward and reverse dead time 0.0sÿ3000.0s 0.0s ÿ
0: allowed
F8-13 Reverse control enable 0 ÿ
1: Prohibited
0: Run at the lower frequency limit

The set frequency is lower than the lower limit frequency
F8-14 1: shutdown 0 ÿ
operating mode
2: Zero speed operation
F8-15 droop control 0.00Hzÿ10.00Hz 0.00Hz ÿ
F8-16 sets the cumulative power-on arrival time from 0h to 65000h 0h ÿ
F8-17 sets the cumulative running arrival time from 0h to 65000h 0h ÿ
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0: No protection
F8-18 Start protection selection 1 ÿ
1: Protection
F8-19 Frequency detection value (FDT1) 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 50.00Hz ÿ
F8-20 Frequency detection hysteresis value (FDT1) 0.0%ÿ100.0% (FDT1 level) 5.0% ÿ
F8-21 Frequency arrival detection width 0.0%~100.0% (maximum frequency) 0.0% ÿ
Jump frequency during acceleration and deceleration 0: invalid

F8-22 1 ÿ
is it effective 1: valid
F8-23 reserved
F8-24 reserved
Acceleration time 1 and acceleration time

F8-25 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 0.00Hz ÿ
2Switch frequency point
Deceleration time 1 and deceleration time

F8-26 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 0.00Hz ÿ
2Switch frequency point
0: invalid
F8-27 Terminal jog priority 0 ÿ
1: valid
F8-28 Frequency detection value (FDT2) 0.00Hzÿmaximum frequency 50.00Hz ÿ
F8-29 Frequency detection hysteresis value (FDT2) 0.0%ÿ100.0% (FDT2 level) 5.0% ÿ
F8-30 Arbitrary frequency detection value 1 0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency 50.00Hz ÿ
F8-31 Arbitrary frequency detection width 1 0.0%ÿ100.0% (maximum frequency) 0.0% ÿ
F8-32 Arbitrary frequency detection value 2 0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency 50.00Hz ÿ
F8-33 Arbitrary frequency detection width 2 0.0%ÿ100.0% (maximum frequency) 0.0% ÿ
0.0%ÿ300.0%
F8-34 Zero current detection level 5.0% ÿ
100.0% corresponds to motor rated current
F8-35 Zero current detection delay time 0.01sÿ600.00s 0.10s ÿ
0.0% (not detected)

F8-36 Output current exceeds limit value 180.0% ÿ
0.1%ÿ300.0% (motor rated current)
Output current over-limit detection delay

F8-37 0.00sÿ600.00s 0.00s ÿ
time
F8-38 Any reaching current 1 0.0%ÿ300.0% (motor rated current) 100.0% ÿ
F8-39 Any reaching current 1 width 0.0%~300.0% (motor rated current) 0.0% ÿ
F8-40 Any reaching current 2 0.0%ÿ300.0% (motor rated current) 100.0% ÿ
F8-41 Arbitrary current 2 width 0.0% ~ 300.0% (motor rated current) 0.0% ÿ
F8-42 Timing function selection 0: invalid 1: valid 0 ÿ
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0: F8-44 setting
1ÿAI1
F8-43 Timing running time selection 2ÿAI2 0 ÿ
3: Reserved
Analog input range corresponds to F8-44
F8-44 Timing running time 0.0Minÿ6500.0Min 0.0Min ÿ
F8-45 AI1 input voltage protection value lower limit 0.00VÿF8-46 3.10V ÿ
F8-46 AI1 input voltage protection value upper limit F8-45ÿ10.00V 6.80V ÿ
F8-47 Module temperature reached 0ÿÿ100ÿ 75ÿ ÿ
0: Fan runs during operation

F8-48 Cooling fan control 0 ÿ
1: The fan keeps running
F8-49 Wake-up frequency Sleep frequency (F8-51) ~ maximum frequency (F0-10) 0.00Hz ÿ
F8-50 wake-up delay time 0.0sÿ6500.0s 0.0s ÿ
F8-51 Sleep frequency 0.00Hz ~ wake-up frequency (F8-49) 0.00Hz ÿ
F8-52 Sleep delay time 0.0sÿ6500.0s 0.0s ÿ
F8-53 The arrival time of this operation is set to 0.0Minÿ6500.0Min 0.0Min ÿ
Group F9 PID parameter group
0: F9-01 setting
1ÿAI1
2ÿAI2
F9-00 PID given source 3: Reserved 0 ÿ
4: Reserved
6: Multi-segment command given
F9-01 PID value given 0.0%ÿ100.0% 50.0% ÿ
0ÿAI1
1ÿAI2
2: Reserved
3: Reserved
F9-02 PID feedback source 4: Reserved 0 ÿ

6ÿAI1+AI2
7ÿMAX(|AI1|, |AI2|)
8:MIN(|AI1|, |AI2|)
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0: Positive effect
F9-03 PID action direction 0 ÿ
1: Reaction
F9-04 PID given feedback range 0ÿ65535 1000 ÿ
F9-05 Proportional gain Kp1 0.0ÿ100.0 20.0 ÿ
F9-06 Integration time Ti1 0.01sÿ10.00s 2.00s ÿ
F9-07 Differential time Td1 0.000sÿ10.000s 0.000s ÿ
F9-08 PID reversal cutoff frequency 0.00ÿmaximum frequency 0.00Hz ÿ
F9-09 PID deviation limit 0.0%ÿ100.0% 0.0% ÿ
F9-10 PID differential limiting 0.00%ÿ100.00% 0.10% ÿ
F9-11 PID given change time 0.00ÿ650.00s 0.00s ÿ
F9-12 PID feedback filter time 0.00ÿ60.00s 0.00s ÿ
F9-13 PID output filter time 0.00ÿ60.00s 0.00s ÿ
F9-14 reserved - -
ÿ
F9-15 Proportional gain Kp2 0.0ÿ100.0 20.0 ÿ
F9-16 Integration time Ti2 0.01sÿ10.00s 2.00s ÿ
F9-17 Differential time Td2 0.000sÿ10.000s 0.000s ÿ
0: No switching
F9-18 PID parameter switching conditions 1: Switching through MIn terminal 0 ÿ

2: Automatically switch according to deviation
F9-19 PID parameter switching deviation 1 0.0%ÿF9-20 20.0% ÿ
F9-20 PID parameter switching deviation 2 F9-19ÿ100.0% 80.0% ÿ
F9-21 PID initial value 0.0%ÿ100.0% 0.0% ÿ
F9-22 PID initial value holding time 0.00ÿ650.00s 0.00s ÿ
50
The maximum deviation of the two outputs is in the positive direction.

F9-23 0.00%ÿ100.00% 1.00% ÿ
value
The two output deviations have the largest reverse direction

F9-24 0.00%ÿ100.00% 1.00% ÿ
value
Units place: integral separation
0: invalid
1: valid
F9-25 PID integral attribute 00 ÿ
Tens digit: Whether to stop integration after the output reaches the limit value
0: Continue to accumulate points
1: Stop points
0.0%: Do not judge feedback loss

F9-26 PID feedback loss detection value 0.0% ÿ
0.1%ÿ100.0ÿ
F9-27 PID feedback loss detection time 0.0sÿ20.0s 0.0s ÿ
0: Stop and no operation

F9-28 PID shutdown operation 1 ÿ
1: Operation during shutdown
FA group protection and fault parameter group
0: Prohibited
FA-00 Motor overload protection selection 1 ÿ
1: Allow
FA-01 Motor overload protection gain 0.20ÿ10.00 1.00 ÿ
FA-02 Motor overload warning coefficient 50% ~ 100% 80% ÿ
FA-03 Overvoltage stall gain 0ÿ100 20 ÿ
FA-04 Overvoltage stall protection voltage 120% ~ 150% 135% ÿ
FA-05 Overpass Stall Gain 0ÿ100 20 ÿ
FA-06 Overcurrent stall protection current 100%ÿ200% 0: Invalid 170% ÿ
FA-07 Power-on short-circuit protection selection to ground 1 ÿ

1: valid
0: Prohibited
FA-08 Overcurrent suppression enable 0 ÿ
1: Allow
FA-09 Automatic fault reset times 0~20 Fault during 0 ÿ
automatic fault reset 0: No action

FA-10 0 ÿ
DO action selection 1: Action
FA-11 fault automatic reset interval 0.1sÿ100.0s 1.0s ÿ
FA-12 reserved
FA-13 Output phase loss protection selection 0: Disabled 1: Allowed 1 ÿ
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0: No fault 1:
Reserved 2:
Acceleration overcurrent
3: Deceleration
overcurrent 4: Constant
FA-14 First fault type ÿ
•
speed overcurrent 5:
Acceleration overvoltage
6: Deceleration
overvoltage 7: Constant
speed
overvoltage 8: Buffer
resistor overload 9:
Undervoltage 10:
Frequency converter
overload 11: Motor
overload 12: Input
phase loss 13: Output
phase loss 14: Module
overheating 15: External fault

FA-15 Second fault type ÿ
•
16: Communication abnormality
17: Contactor
abnormality 18: Current
detection abnormality 19: Motor
tuning abnormality 20: Reserved
21: Parameters
Read and write
exception 22: Inverter hardware
abnormality 23:
Motor short
circuit to ground 24: Reserved
25: Reserved
26: Running time reached 27: Reserved

28: Reserved 29: Power-on time reached
FA-16 30: Load loss 31: PID feedback ÿ
•
lost
during running Three (most recent) fault category 40: Fast current limit
timeout type
41: Switching
motor during
running 42: Reserved 43: Reserved 45: Reserved 51: Reserved
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function code Function Description Setting range factory value change
FA-17 Third (most recent) failure frequency ÿ ÿ
FA-18 Current during the third (most recent) fault ÿ ÿ
FA-19 Bus voltage during the third (most recent) fault - ÿ
FA-20 Input terminal status at the third (most recent) fault - ÿ
FA-21 Output terminal status when the third (most recent) fault occurs - ÿ
FA-22 Reserved ÿ ÿ
FA-23 Power-on time for the third (most recent) failure - ÿ
FA-24 Running time during the third (most recent) failure - ÿ
FA-25 reserved
FA-26 Reserved
FA-27 Frequency when the second fault occurs

ÿ ÿ
FA-28 Current during second fault ÿ ÿ
FA-29 Bus voltage during the second fault ÿ ÿ
FA-30 Input terminal status when fault occurs for the second time
ÿ ÿ
FA-31 Output terminal status when the second fault occurs

ÿ ÿ
FA-32 reserved ÿ ÿ
FA-33 Power-on time when the second fault occurs

ÿ ÿ
FA-34 Running time at second failure ÿ ÿ
FA-35 reserved
FA-36 reserved
FA-37 Frequency at first failure ÿ ÿ
FA-38 Current at first fault ÿ ÿ
FA-39 Bus voltage at first fault ÿ ÿ
FA-40 Input terminal status at first fault ÿ ÿ
FA-41 Output terminal status when the first fault occurs

ÿ ÿ
FA-42 reserved ÿ ÿ
FA-43 Power-on time when first failure occurs ÿ ÿ
FA-44 Running time at first failure ÿ ÿ
FA-45ÿ
reserve
FA-58
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0: invalid
FA-59 Instantaneous power failure action selection 1: slow down 0 ÿ
2: Deceleration and stop
FA-60 Reserved
Judgment of instantaneous power outage and voltage recovery

FA-61 0.00sÿ100.00s 0.50s ÿ
time
FA-62 Instantaneous power failure action judgment voltage 60.0% ~ 100.0% (standard bus voltage) 80.0% ÿ
0: invalid
FA-63 Load loss protection selection 0 ÿ
1: valid
FA-64 Load loss detection level 0.0ÿ100.0ÿ 10.0% ÿ
FA-65 Load loss detection time 0.0ÿ60.0s 1.0s ÿ
FA-66 reserved
FA-67 Overspeed detection value 0.0%ÿ50.0% (maximum frequency) 20.0% ÿ
FA-68 Overspeed detection time 0.0sÿ60.0s 5.0s ÿ
FA-69 Excessive speed deviation detection value 0.0% ~ 50.0% (maximum frequency) 20.0% ÿ
FA-70 Excessive speed deviation detection time 0.0sÿ60.0s 0.0s ÿ
FB group swing frequency and meter counting parameter group
0: relative to center frequency

FB-00 swing frequency setting method 0 ÿ
1: relative to maximum frequency
FB-01 Swing frequency amplitude 0.0%ÿ100.0% 0.0% ÿ
FB-02 Jump frequency amplitude 0.0%ÿ50.0% 0.0% ÿ
FB-03 swing frequency cycle 0.1sÿ3000.0s 10.0s ÿ
FB-04 Triangular wave rise time of swing frequency 0.1%ÿ100.0% 50.0% ÿ
FB-05 set length 0mÿ65535m 1000m ÿ
FB-06 actual length 0mÿ65535m 0m ÿ
FB-07 Number of pulses per meter 0.1ÿ65535 100 ÿ
FB-08 Set count value 1ÿ65535 1000 ÿ
FB-09 specifies the count value 1ÿ65535 1000 ÿ
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FC group 485 communication parameter group
MODBUS
0ÿ300BPS
1ÿ600BPS
2ÿ1200BPS
3ÿ2400BPS
FC-00 baud rate 4ÿ4800BPS 5 ÿ
5ÿ9600BPS
6ÿ19200BPS
7ÿ38400BPS
8ÿ57600BPS
9ÿ115200BPS
0: No verification (8-N-2)
1: Even parity (8-E-1)
FC-01 data format 0 ÿ
2: Odd parity (8-O-1)
3: No verification (8-N-1)
FC-02 local address 1~249, 0 is the broadcast address 1 ÿ
FC-03 response delay 0msÿ20ms 2 ÿ
FC-04 Communication timeout time 0.0 (invalid), 0.1sÿ60.0s 0.0 ÿ
MODBUS
FC-05 Data transmission format selection 0: Non-standard MODBUS protocol 1 ÿ
1: Standard MODBUS protocol
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0ÿ0.01A
FC-06 communication reading current resolution 0 ÿ
1ÿ0.1A
FD group multi-stage speed and simple PLC parameter group
FD-00 multi-segment command 0 -100.0%ÿ100.0% 0.0% ÿ
FD-01 multi-segment instruction 1 -100.0%ÿ100.0% 0.0% ÿ
0: Stop after a single run.

FD-16 simple PLC operation mode 1: Keep the final value after a single run 0 ÿ
2: Keep looping
Units digit: power-off memory selection
0: No memory when power off
1: Power-off memory
FD-17 Simple PLC power-off memory selection 00 ÿ
Tens digit: shutdown memory selection
0: No memory when shutdown
1: Stop memory
FD-18 Simple PLC Section 0 running time 0.0s(h)ÿ6500.0s(h) 0.0s(h) ÿ
FD-19 Simple PLC segment 0 acceleration and deceleration time selection 0~3 0 ÿ
FD-20 Simple PLC first stage running time 0.0s(h)ÿ6500.0s(h) 0.0s(h) ÿ
FD-21 Simple PLC first stage acceleration and deceleration time selection 0~3 0 ÿ
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FD-22 Simple PLC second stage running time 0.0s(h)ÿ6500.0s(h) 0.0s(h) ÿ
FD-23 Simple PLC second stage acceleration and deceleration time selection 0~3 0 ÿ
FD-24 Simple PLC 3rd stage running time 0.0s(h)ÿ6500.0s(h) 0.0s(h) ÿ
FD-25 Simple PLC 3rd segment acceleration and deceleration time selection 0~3 0 ÿ
FD-26 Simple PLC 4th segment running time 0.0s(h)ÿ6500.0s(h) 0.0s(h) ÿ
FD-27 Simple PLC 4th segment acceleration and deceleration time selection 0~3 0 ÿ
FD-31 Simple PLC section 6 acceleration and deceleration time selection 0~3 0 ÿ
FD-33 Simple PLC section 7 acceleration and deceleration time selection 0 ~ 3 0 ÿ
0: s (seconds)
FD-50 Simple PLC running time unit 0 ÿ
1: h (hour)
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function code Function Description Setting range Factory value change
0: given by function code FD-00

1ÿAI1
2: AI2 3:
Panel potentiometer given 4:

FD-51 Multi-segment instruction 0 setting mode 0 ÿ
Reserved
5: PID 6:
Preset frequency (F0-08) given,
UP/DOWN can be modified

1ÿAI1
2: AI2 3:

FD-52 multi-segment command 3 given mode 0 ÿ
Reserved
5: PID 6:
Preset frequency (F0-08) given,
UP/DOWN can be modified

1ÿAI1
2: AI2 3:

FD-53 multi-segment instruction 6 given mode 0 ÿ
Reserved
5ÿPID
6: Preset frequency (F0-08) given
, UP/DOWN can be modified

1ÿAI1
2: AI2 3:
Panel potentiometer given

4: Reserved
5ÿPID
6: Preset frequency (F0-08) given,
UP/DOWN can be modified 0:
Function code FD-12 given

1ÿAI1
2: AI2 3:

Reserved
5ÿPID
6: Preset frequency (F0-08) is
given, UP/DOWN can be modified
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FE group torque control and optimization parameter group
0: Speed control
FE-00 speed/torque control mode selection 0 ÿ
1: Torque control
0ÿFE-03
1ÿAI1
2ÿAI2
Torque setting source selection in torque control mode 3: Reserved
FE-01 0 ÿ
select 4: Reserved
6ÿMIN(AI1,AI2)
7ÿMAX(AI1,AI2)
FE-02 reserved
FE-03 Torque digital setting in torque control mode -200.0%~200.0% 0: Invalid 150.0% ÿ
FE-04 0Hz PWM output control method 0 ÿ

1: valid
FE-05 Torque control forward maximum frequency 0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency 50.00Hz ÿ
FE-06 Torque control reverse maximum frequency 0.00Hz ~ maximum frequency 50.00Hz ÿ
FE-07 Torque control acceleration time 0.00sÿ65000s 0.00s ÿ
FE-08 Torque control deceleration time 0.00sÿ65000s 0.00s ÿ
FE-09 Static friction 0.0%~200.0% 0.0% ÿ

Compensation FE-10 Static friction 0.00Hz~maximum frequency 10.00Hz ÿ
compensation cutoff frequency 0.0%~200.0% 0.0% ÿ
FE-11 Sliding friction 0.0%~200.0% 0.0% ÿ
compensation FE-12 Rotation inertia compensation FE-13 Rotation inertia 0s ÿ
compensation input acceleration time 0.00s~65000s FE-14 Rotation inertia 0s ÿ
compensation input deceleration time 0.00s~65000s FE-15 0.00Hzÿ15.00Hz 0: limit frequency

DPWM Switch upper 12.00Hz ÿ
Asynchronous modulation
FE-16 PWM modulation method 0ÿ
1: Synchronous modulation
0: No compensation
FE-17 Dead zone compensation mode selection 1: Compensation mode 1 1ÿ

2: Compensation mode 2
0: Random PWM is invalid

FE-18 Random PWM Depth 0ÿ
1ÿ10: PWM carrier frequency random depth
0: Disabled
FE-19 fast current limit enable 1ÿ
1: enable
FE-20 current detection compensation 0ÿ100 0: 5ÿ
No optimization
FE-21 SVC optimization mode selection 1: Optimization mode 1 0ÿ
2: Optimization mode 2
FE-22 Undervoltage point setting 60.0%ÿ140.0% 80.0% ÿ

FF group manufacturer parameter group
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function code name smallest unit
U0 group basic monitoring parameters
U0-00 Operating frequency (Hz) 0.01Hz
U0-01 Set frequency (Hz) 0.01Hz
U0-02 bus voltage (V) 0.1V
U0-03 output voltage (V) 1V
U0-04 output current (A) 0.01A
U0-05 output power (kW) 0.1kW
U0-06 Output torque (%) 0.10%
U0-07 MIn input status 1
U0-08 DO output status 1
U0-09 AI1 voltage (V) 0.01V
U0-10 AI2 voltage (V) 0.01V
U0-11 reserved
U0-12 count value 1
U0-13 length value 1
U0-14 load speed display 0.1
U0-15 PID setting 0.1
U0-16 PID feedback 0.1
U0-17 PLC stage 1
U0-18 reserved
U0-19 Feedback speed (unit 0.1Hz) 0.1Hz
U0-20 remaining running time 0.1Min
U0-21 AI1 voltage before correction 0.001V
U0-22 AI2 voltage before correction 0.001V
U0-23 reserved
U0-24 linear speed 1m/Min
U0-25 Current power-on time 1 min
U0-26 current running time 0.1Min
U0-27 reserved
U0-28 communication setting value 0.01%
U0-29 reserved
U0-30 main frequency X display 0.01Hz
U0-31 Auxiliary frequency Y display 0.01Hz
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Chapter 8 EMC
8.1 Definition
Electromagnetic compatibility refers to the ability of electrical equipment to operate in an electromagnetic interference environment without interfering with
the electromagnetic environment and to stably realize its functions.
8.2 Introduction to EMC standards
According to the requirements

interference
of nationalGB/T12668.3.
standards, the inverter needs to meet the requirements of electromagnetic interference and anti-electromagnetic
Our company's existing products comply with the latest international standards: IEC/EN61800-3: 2004 (Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems
part 3: EMC requirements and speAI2fic test methods), which is equivalent to the national standard GB/T12668.3.
IEC/EN61800-3 mainly examines frequency converters from two aspects: electromagnetic interference and anti-electromagnetic interference.
Electromagnetic interference mainly tests the radiated interference, conducted interference and harmonic interference of frequency converters (this applies to
frequency converters used in civil applications. requirements). Anti-electromagnetic interference mainly affects the conduction immunity, radiation immunity, surge
immunity, rapid mutation pulse group immunity, ESD immunity and power supply low-frequency end immunity of the frequency converter (specific test items are:
1 , Input voltage sag, interruption and change immunity test; 2. Commutation notch immunity test; 3. Harmonic input immunity test; 4. Input frequency change
test; 5. Input voltage unbalance test; 6. Input voltage fluctuation test) for testing.
8.3 EMC guidance
8.3.1 Influence of harmonics:
High-order harmonics in the power supply will cause damage to the inverter. Therefore, in some places where the power grid quality is relatively poor, it
is recommended to install an AC input reactor.
8.3.2 Electromagnetic interference and installation precautions:
There are two types of electromagnetic interference, one is the interference of the electromagnetic noise of the surrounding environment to the inverter,
and the other is the interference caused by the inverter to the surrounding equipment.
Installation Precautions:
1. The grounding wires of frequency converters and other electrical products should be well grounded;
2. The power input and output power lines and weak current signal lines (such as control lines) of the inverter should be kept as clear as possible.
They should be arranged in parallel and vertically if possible;
3. It is recommended to use shielded cables or steel pipes to shield the power lines for the inverter's output power lines, and the shielding layer must be
reliably grounded. For the leads of interfered equipment, it is recommended to use twisted-pair shielded control lines, and the shielding layer must be reliably
grounded;
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4. If the motor cable length exceeds 50m (220V level) or 100m (380V level), anoroutput filter or reactor is required.
8.3.3 Methods to deal with interference caused by surrounding electromagnetic equipment to the inverter:
Generally, the electromagnetic influence on the frequency converter is caused by the large number of relays, contactors or electromagnetic
brakes installed near the frequency converter. When the frequency converter malfunctions due to interference, it is recommended to adopt the following
solutions:
1. Install a surge suppressor on the device that generates interference;
2. Install a filter at the input end of the frequency
converter; 3. Use shielded cables for the control signal lines and detection lines of the frequency converter and ground the shielding layer reliably.
8.3.4 How to deal with the interference caused by the frequency converter to peripheral equipment:
This part of the noise is divided into two types: one is the radiation interference of the frequency converter, and the other is the conduction interference of
the frequency converter. These two types of interference cause surrounding electrical equipment to be subject to electromagnetic or electrostatic induction. This
causes the equipment to malfunction.
For several different interference situations, refer to the following methods to solve them:
1. The signals of instruments, receivers and sensors used for measurement are generally relatively weak. If they are close to the inverter or in
the same control cabinet, they are susceptible to interference and malfunction. It is recommended to use the following methods to solve the problem:
stay as far away as possible Source of interference; do not arrange signal lines and power lines in parallel, especially do not bundle them together
equally; use shielded cables for signal lines and power lines, and have good grounding; add a ferrite magnetic ring on the output side of the inverter
(select the suppression frequency at Within the range of 30~1000MHz), and wind it with 2~3 turns. For severe conditions, you can choose to install an
EMC output filter;
2. When the interfered equipment and the inverter use the same power supply, conduction interference will occur. If the above method still
If the interference cannot be eliminated, an EMC filter should be installed between the inverter and the power supply;
3. Peripheral equipment should be grounded separately to eliminate interference caused by leakage current in the ground wire of the frequency converter when the
ground is shared.
8.3.5 Leakage current and treatment:
There are two forms of leakage current when using a frequency converter: one is the leakage current to the ground; the other is the leakage
current between lines.
1. Factors affecting ground leakage current and solutions:
There is distributed capacitance between the wire and the ground. The greater the distributed capacitance, the greater the leakage current; effectively
reducing the distance between the inverter and the motor to reduce distributed capacitance. The greater the carrier frequency, the greater the leakage current. The
carrier frequency can be reduced to reduce leakage current. However, reducing the carrier frequency will cause the motor noise to increase. Please note that installing
a reactor is also an effective way to solve the leakage current.
The leakage current will increase as the loop current increases, so when the motor power is large, the corresponding leakage current will be large.
2. Factors causing leakage current between lines and their solutions:
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There is distributed capacitance between the inverter output wiring. If the current passing through the line contains high-order harmonics, it may
Can cause resonance and produce leakage current. If a thermal relay is used at this time, it may malfunction.
The solution is to reduce the carrier frequency or install an output reactor. It is recommended that when using a frequency converter the motor
No thermal relay is installed at the front, and the electronic overcurrent protection function of the frequency converter is used.
8.3.6 Precautions when installing an EMC input filter at the power input end:
1. Note: When using the filter, please use it strictly according to the rated value; since the filter belongs to Class I electrical appliances, the filter
metal
The shell ground should be in good contact with the metal ground of the installation cabinet over a large area, and it is required to have good conductive
continuity, otherwise there will be a risk of electric shock and the EMC effect will be seriously affected;
2. The EMC test found that the filter ground must be connected to the same common ground as the PE terminal ground of the frequency converter, otherwise
It will seriously affect the EMC effect.
3. Install the filter as close as possible to the power input end of the inverter.
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Chapter 9 Communication Protocol
9.1 Modbus communication protocol
This series of frequency converters provide RS485 communication interface and support Modbus-RTU slave station communication
protocol. Users can achieve centralized control through computers or PLCs, set operating commands for the inverter through this
communication protocol, modify or read function code parameters, and read the working status and fault information of the inverter.
9.1.1 Agreement content
This serial communication protocol defines the information content and usage format transmitted in serial communication. These
include: host polling (or broadcast) format; host encoding method, including: function codes requiring actions, transmission data and error
checking, etc. The slave's response also adopts the same structure, including: action confirmation, return data and error checking, etc. If
an error occurs when the slave receives information, or it cannot complete the action required by the host, it will organize a fault message
as a response and feed it back to the host.
9.1.2 Application method
The frequency converter is connected to the "single master multiple slaves" PC/PLC control network with RS485 bus and serves as a
communication slave.
9.1.3 Bus structure
(1) Interface mode
Rs485 hardware interface
(2) Topology
Single master multi-slave system. Each communication device in the network has a unique slave address. One of the devices
serves as the communication host (usually a flat PC host computer, PLC, HMI, etc.), actively initiates communication, and performs
parameter reading or writing operations on the slave. Other devices are communication slaves, responding to the host's inquiries or
communication operations on this machine. Only one device can send data at the same time while other devices are receiving.
The setting range of the slave address is 1~249, 0 is the broadcast communication address. Slave addresses in the network must
be unique.
(3) Communication transmission method
Asynchronous serial, half-duplex transmission mode. During the serial asynchronous communication process, data is sent one
frame at a time in the form of messages. The MODBUS-RTU protocol stipulates that when the idle time without data on the communication
data line is greater than the transmission time of 3.5Byte, it indicates a new The beginning of the communication frame.
Master sends 1 Slave responds 1 Master sends 2 Slave responds 2

A
Transmission time Data Frame Transmission time Data Frame
greater than 3.5Byte greater than 3.5Byte
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The built-in communication protocol of this series of inverters is the Modbus-RTU slave communication protocol, which can respond to the host's
"query/command", or take corresponding actions according to the host's "query/command" and communicate data responses.
The host can refer to a personal computer (PC), industrial control equipment or programmable logic controller (PLC), etc. The host can
communicate with a slave machine alone, and can also publish broadcast information to all subordinate slave machines. For the host's separate access
"query/command", the accessed slave must return a response frame; for the broadcast information sent by the host, the slave does not need to
feedback a response to the host.
9.1.4 Communication data structure
The Modbus protocol communication data format of this series of inverters is as follows. The inverter only supports reading or writing of Word
type parameters. The corresponding communication read operation command is Ox03; the write operation command is 0x06, and does not support the
reading and writing of bytes or bits:
>3.5Byte 1Byte 1Byte Target station 2Byte 2Byte 2Byte

read command Function code address Number of CRC checksum
Idle (frame header) idle
Master station reads command frame
address 0x03 H----L function codes (n) L----H
Calculate CRC check
Theoretically, the host computer can read several consecutive function codes at one time (that is, n can reach a maximum of 12
), but be careful not to cross the last function code of this function code group, otherwise an error will occur in the reply.
ÿ3.5Byte 1Byte 1Byte 2Byte (2n)Byte 2Byte

Target station read command function code function code address CRC checksum
Read response frame from station Idle (frame header) idle
address number (2n) 0x03 H----L L----H
Calculate CRC check
ÿ3.5Byte 1Byte 1Byte 2Byte 2Byte 2Byte

Target station write command function code address function code parameters CRC checksum
Idle (frame header) idle
Master station write command frame
address 0x06 H----L H----L L----H
Calculate CRC check
ÿ3.5Byte 1Byte 1Byte 2Byte 2Byte 2Byte

Target station write command function code address function code parameters CRC checksum
idle idle
Master station write response frame
address 0x06 H----L H----L L----H
Calculate CRC check
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If the slave detects a communication frame error or fails to read or write due to other reasons, it will reply with an error message.
frame.
ÿ3.5Byte 1Byte 1Byte 1Byte 2Byte
Slave read response Target site Error CRC checksum

Idle (frame header) 0x83 idle
error frame address type L----H
Error type: 01:
Command code error
Calculate CRC check 02: Address error
03: Data error 04:
ÿ3.5Byte 1Byte 1Byte 1Byte 2Byte Command cannot be processed
Slave write response Target site Error CRC checksum

Idle (frame header) 0x86 idle
error frame address type L----H
Calculate CRC check
Data frame field description:
Frame header START is idle for more than 3.5 character transmission time
Slave address ADR communication address: 0~249; 0=broadcast address
Command code CMD 03: Read slave parameters; 06: Write slave parameters
The internal parameter address of the frequency converter is expressed in hexadecimal; it is divided into
Function code address H
functional code type and non-functional code type (such as running status parameters, running commands, etc.)
parameters, etc. See address definition

Function code address L
for details. When transmitting, the high byte comes first and the low byte comes last.
Number of function codes H: The number of function codes read in this frame. If it is 1, it means reading 1 function code.
When transmitting, the high byte comes first and the low byte comes last.
Number of function codes L This protocol can only rewrite 1 function code at a time, and there is no such field.
When data H is the response data or the data to be written, the high byte is in front of the data L and the low byte is in
the back.
CRCCHK low-bit detection value: CRC16 check value. When transmitting, the low byte comes first and the high byte
comes last.
For details on the calculation method of the high bits of CRCCHK, please refer to the description of CRC check in this section.
END 3.5 characters
CRC check method:
CRC (Cyclical Redundancy Check) uses the RTU frame format, and the message includes an error detection field based on the CRC method.
The CRC field checks the contents of the entire message. The CRC field is two bytes containing a 16-bit binary value. It is calculated by the
transmitting device and added to the message. The receiving device recalculates the CRC of the received message and compares it with the value in
the received CRC field. If the two CRC values are not equal, there is an error in the transmission.
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The CRC is first stored in 0xFFFF, and then a procedure is called to process the continuous 8-bit bytes in the
message with the value in the current register. Only the 8Bit data in each character is valid for CRC, the start bit, stop bit
and parity bit are invalid.
During the CRC generation process, each 8-bit character is independently ORed (XOR) with the register content, the
result is moved in the direction of the least significant bit, and the most significant bit is filled with 0s. The LSB is extracted
and detected. If the LSB is 1, the register is exclusive-ORed with the preset value. If the LSB is 0, no execution is performed.
The entire process is repeated 8 times. After the last bit (bit 8) is completed, the next 8-bit byte is XORed individually with
the current value of the register. The value in the final register is the CRC value after all bytes in the message have been
executed.
When the CRC is added to a message, the low byte is added first, then the high byte. The simple CRC function is as follows:
unsigned int crc_chk_valueÿunsigned char *data_value,unsigned char lengthÿ{
unsigned int crc_value=0xFFFF;
int i;
whileÿlength--ÿ {
crc_value^=*data_value++;
forÿi=0;i<8;i++ÿ {
ifÿcrc_value&0x0001ÿ
crc_value=ÿcrc_value>>1ÿ
^0xa001;
else
crc_value=crc_value>>1;
returnÿcrc_valueÿ;
The address definition of communication
parameters reads and writes function code parameters (some function codes cannot be changed and are only for manufacturer use or monitoring use)
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9.1.5 Function code parameter address marking rules
use function code group number and label as parameter address marking rules:
High byte: F0~FF (F group), 70~7F (U group)
Low byte: 00~FF
For example: if you want to range function code F3-12, the access address of the function code is expressed as
0xF30C; Note:
FF group: parameters can neither be read nor changed; U group:
parameters can only be read but cannot be changed.
Some parameters cannot be changed when the inverter is running; some parameters cannot be changed no matter what
state the inverter is in;
When changing function code parameters, pay attention to the parameter range, unit, and related instructions.
Function code group number communication access address communication modification function code address in RAO1
F0~FE group 0xF000~0xFEFF 0x0000~0x0EFF
U0 group 0x7000~0x70FF
Note that since EEPROM is stored frequently, the service life of EEPROM will be reduced. Therefore,
Some function codes do not need to be stored in communication mode. Just change the value in RAO1.
If it is an F group parameter, to implement this function, just change the high-order F of the function code address to 0.
like:
Function code F3-12 is not stored in EEPROM, and the address is expressed as 030C;
this address indicates that RAO1 can only be written and cannot be read. When reading, it is an invalid address.
For all parameters, command code 07H can also be used to implement this function.
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Shutdown/operation parameter section:
Parameter address parameter description parameter address parameter description
1001H Operating frequency 1011H PID feedback
1002H bus voltage 1012H PLC steps
1003H The output voltage 1013H reserve
1004H Output current 1014H feedback speed, unit 0.1Hz
1005H Output Power 1015H remaining running time
1006H Output torque 1016H AI1 voltage before correction
1007H Running speed 1017H AI2 voltage before correction
1008H MIn input flag 1018H reserve
1009H AO2, AO1 output flag 1019H Line speed
100AH AI1 voltage 101AH Current power-on time
100BH AI2 voltage 101BH current operating time
100CH reserve 101CH reserve
100DH Count value input 101DH Communication setting value
100EH Length value input 101EH Actual feedback speed
100FH load speed 101FH main frequency X display
1010H PID settings – 1020H Auxiliary frequency Y display
Control command communication setting frequency value: (write only)
Command word address Command content
1000H -10000~10000
Notice:
The communication setting value is a percentage of the relative value, 10000 corresponds to 100.00%, and -10000
corresponds to -100.00%.
For frequency-dimensional data, the percentage is relative to the maximum frequency (F0-10); reverse
For moment dimension data, the percentage is FE-05.
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Control command input to the inverter: (write only)
Command word address Command function
0001: Forward running
0002: Reverse running
0003: Forward jogging
2000H 0004: Reverse jog
0005: Free stop
0007: Fault reset
Read inverter status: (read only)
Status word address Status word function
0001: Forward running
3000H 0002: Reverse operation
0003: shutdown
Parameter lock password verification: (if the return value is 8888H, it means the password verification is passed)
password address Enter password content

*****
1F00H
Digital output terminal control: (write only)
command address Command content
BIT0: HDO output control

BIT1: DO output control
BIT2: RELAY1 output control
BIT4: Reserved
2001H
BIT5: Reserved
BIT6: Reserved
BIT7: Reserved
BIT8: Reserved
BIT9: Reserved
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Analog output AO1 control: (write only)
2002H 0ÿ7FFF means 0%ÿ100%
Analog output AO2 control: (write only)
Pulse (PULSE) output control: (write only)
Frequency converter fault description:
Inverter fault address Frequency converter fault information
0000: No fault 0001:

0015: Parameter reading and
Reserved 0002:
writing abnormality 0016: Inverter
Acceleration overcurrent 0003:
hardware fault 0017: Motor to ground short
Deceleration overcurrent 0004:
circuit fault 0018:
Constant speed overcurrent
Reserved 0019: Reserved
0005: Acceleration overvoltage
001A: Running time arrives
0006: Deceleration overvoltage
001B: User-defined fault 1
0007: Constant speed
001C: User-defined fault 2
overvoltage 0008: Buffer resistor overload
001D: Power-on time reached
fault 0009: Undervoltage fault
001E: Load drop
8000H 000A: Inverter overload
001F: PID feedback loss during running 0028:
000B: Motor overload
Fast current limit timeout fault 0029:
000C: Reserved
Switching motor fault during running
000D: Output phase loss
002A: Speed deviation is too large
000E: Module overheating
002B: Motor over speed
000F: External fault 0010:
002D: Motor over temperature
Communication abnormality
005A: Encoder line number setting error
0011: Contactor abnormality
005B: Encoder not connected
0012: Current detection fault 0013:
005C: Initial position error
Motor tuning fault 0014: Reserved
005E: Speed feedback error
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9.2 Communication data address definition
This series of frequency converters supports four communication protocols: Modbus, CANopen, CANlink, and Profibus-DP. User programmable
cards and point-to-point communication are derivatives of the CANlink protocol. The host computer can control, monitor and modify the functional parameters
of the inverter through these communication protocols.
Communication data can be divided into function code data and non-function code data. The latter includes running commands, running status
status, operating parameters, alarm information, etc.
9.2.1 Function code data
Function code data are important setting parameters of the inverter, as follows:
Function Group F0ÿF1ÿF2ÿF3ÿF4ÿF5ÿF6ÿF7ÿF8ÿF9ÿ
code data F (readable and writable) FAÿFBÿFCÿFDÿFEÿFF
1. When reading function code data for communication
For the function code data of groups F0~FF, the high sixteen digits of the communication address are directly the function group number, and the low
sixteen digits are directly the serial number of the function code in the function group. For example:
F0-16 function parameter, its communication address is F010H, where F0H represents the function parameter of group F0,
10H represents the hexadecimal data format of function code number 16 in the function group.
2. When writing function code data for communication
For F0~FF group function code data ÿ The high 16 digits of its mailing address ÿ Depending on whether to write
EEPROM, divided into 00~0F or F0~FF, the lower sixteen bits are directly the serial number of the function code in the function group, for example:
Write function parameters F0-16
When there is no need to write to EEPROM, its communication address is 0010H
When it is necessary to write to EEPROM, its communication address is F010H
9.2.2 Non-function code data
Status data (read Group U monitoring parameters, inverter fault description, inverter operating status
only)
Non-function
Control commands, communication setting values, digital output terminal control, analog
code data
Control parameters
output AO1 control, analog output AO2 control, output control, parameter initialization
(write only)
1. Status data
The status data is divided into U group monitoring parameters, inverter fault description, and inverter operating status.
U group parameter monitoring parameters
For the description of group U monitoring data, see the relevant descriptions in Chapter 5 and Chapter 6. Its address is defined as follows:
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U0~U31, the high sixteen bits of its communication address are 70~7F, and the low sixteen bits are the serial number of the monitoring parameter in the
group, for example: U0-11, its communication address is 700BH.
Frequency converter fault description
When reading the inverter fault description through communication, the communication address is fixed at 8000H. By reading this address data, the host
computer can obtain the current inverter fault code. For the fault code description, see the inverter operating status defined in F9-14 function code in Chapter 5. .
When reading the running status of the inverter through communication, the communication address is fixed at 3000H, and the host computer reads the
Address data can be used to obtain the current operating status information of the frequency converter, which is defined as follows:
Running status communication address reading status word definition
1: Forward running 2:
3000H Reverse running 3: Stop
2. Control parameters
The control parameters are divided into control commands, digital output terminal control, analog output AO1 control, and analog output AO2 control.
control commands
When F0-02 (command source) is selected as 2: communication control, the host computer can control the start and stop of the inverter and other related
commands through this communication address. The control command is defined as follows:
Control command communication address Command function
1: Forward running
2: Reverse operation
3: Forward jog 4: Reverse
2000H jog
5: Free shutdown
7: Fault reset
Communication settings
Communication setting value is mainly used for frequency source, torque upper limit source, VF separation voltage source, PID given source,
The PID feedback source is selected as the given data when the communication is given. Its communication address is 1000H. When the host computer sets the
communication address value, its data range is -10000~10000, which corresponds to the relative given value - 100.00%~100.00%.
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Digital output terminal control
When the digital output terminal function is selected as 20: communication control, the host computer can control the digital output
terminals of the frequency converter through this communication address, which is defined as follows:
Digital output terminal control

Command content
communication address
BIT0: HDO output control

BIT1: DO output control
BIT4: Reserved
2001H
BIT5: Reserved
BIT6: Reserved
BIT7: Reserved
BIT8: Reserved
BIT9: Reserved
Analog output AO1, AO2
When analog output AO1, AO2: communication is set, the host computer can implement
The current control of the analog quantity of the frequency converter is defined as follows:
Output control communication address Command content
AO1 2002H
0~7FFF means 0%~100%
AO2 2003H
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Chapter 10 Troubleshooting and Troubleshooting
10.1 Fault information and troubleshooting methods
Fault code fault type Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Countermeasures
1. Troubleshoot peripheral
1. The output circuit of the inverter is short-
faults 2. Install a reactor or output filter 3. Check
circuited 2. The wiring between the motor and the
whether the air duct is blocked, whether the fan is working normally,
inverter is too long 3.
and eliminate any problems 4. Plug in all
The module is overheated Err01 Inverter unit protection 4. The internal wiring of the inverter is loose
connecting wires 5. Seek technical
5. The main control board is
support 6. Seek technical
abnormal 6. The drive board
support 7. Seek technical
is abnormal 7. The inverter module is abnormal
support
1. There is grounding or short circuit in the inverter output circuit. 1. Eliminate peripheral faults. 2.
The control mode is vector and no parameters are set. 2. Identify the motor parameters. 3. Increase the
acceleration time. 3. The acceleration time is too short. 4. Adjust the manual lifting speed. Torque
or V/F curve 4. Manual torque boost or V/F curve is inappropriate 5. Adjust the voltage to the normal range 5. The voltage is low
Err02 Acceleration overcurrent 6. Select speed tracking start or wait for the motor to stop 6. Carry out inspection on the rotating motor Start
again after starting 7. Sudden load increase during acceleration 7. Cancel sudden load increase 8. The inverter selection is too small 8.
Choose an inverter with a larger power level
1. There is grounding or short circuit in the output circuit of the

frequency converter 1. Eliminate
peripheral faults 2. The control mode is vector and no parameters
are entered 2. Identify the motor
parameters 3. Increase the deceleration time 3. The deceleration time is too short 4. Adjust the
Err03 Deceleration overcurrent voltage to Normal range 4.
Low voltage 5. Cancel sudden load addition 5. Sudden load addition during
deceleration 6. Install
braking unit and resistor 6. No braking unit and braking resistor installed
1. There is grounding or short circuit in the output circuit of the

inverter 1. Eliminate peripheral
faults 2. The control mode is vector and no parameters are entered
2. Identify the motor parameters 3.
Adjust
Err04 Constant speed overcurrent the voltage to the normal range 3. The voltage is low 4. Cancel the sudden increase Load 4. Is there any
sudden load during
operation? 5. Choose a frequency converter with a larger power level. 5. The
frequency converter selection is too small.
1. The input voltage is too

high 1. Adjust the voltage to the normal range 2. There is an external force to drag
the motor during acceleration 2. Cancel the external force or install
a braking resistor 3. Increase the acceleration time 3. The
Err05 Acceleration overvoltage
acceleration time is too short 4 .Additional braking unit and resistor 4.No additional braking unit and
braking resistor
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high 1. Adjust the voltage to the normal range 2. There is an external force to
drag the motor during deceleration 2. Cancel the external force
or install a braking resistor 3. Increase the deceleration time
Err06 Deceleration overvoltage 3.
The deceleration time is too short 4 .Additional braking unit and resistor 4.No additional
braking unit and braking
resistor

high. 1. Adjust the voltage to the normal range. 2. There is an external force to
Err07 Constant speed overvoltage drive the motor during operation. 2. Cancel the external force or
install a braking resistor.
Err08 Control power supply failure 1. The input voltage is not within the range specified by the specification. 1. Adjust the voltage to the range required by the specification.
1. Instantaneous
power outage 1. Reset fault 2. The input voltage of the inverter is not
within the specification requirements 2. Adjust the voltage to
the normal range 3. Seek technical support 3.
The bus
voltage is abnormal 4. Seek technical support 4. Rectifier bridge and buffer resistor
Err09 Undervoltage fault Abnormal 5. Seek technical
support 5. Driver board abnormality 6. Seek technical support 6.
Control board abnormal
1. Whether the load is too large or the motor is blocked. 2. 1. Reduce the load and check the condition of the motor and
Err10 Inverter overload
The inverter selection is too small. machinery 2. Choose an inverter with a larger power level
1. Whether the motor protection parameters are set 1. Set this parameter correctly 2.
Err11 Motor overload appropriately 2. Whether the load is too large or the motor is Reduce the load and check the motor and mechanical conditions
stalled 3. The inverter selection is too small 3. Choose an inverter with a larger power level
Err12 reserved
1. The lead wire from the inverter to the motor is abnormal 1. Eliminate peripheral faults 2. The three-
phase output of the inverter is uneven when the motor is running 2. Check whether the three-phase windings of the motor are normal and
Err13 Output phase loss eliminate the fault 3. The drive board is abnormal 3. Seek technical support 4 .Module
exception 4. Seek technical support
1. The ambient temperature is too 1. Reduce the ambient
high 2. The air duct is temperature 2. Clean
Err14 module overheating blocked 3. The fan is the air duct 3.
damaged 4. The module thermistor is Replace the fan 4. Replace
damaged 5. The inverter module is damaged the thermistor 5. Replace the inverter module
1. Input the external fault Err15 external equipment fault 1.Reset operation
signal through the multi-function terminal
MI. 2.Reset operation
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1. The host computer is not working properly 1. Check the wiring of the host
Err16 Communication failure 2. The communication line is not computer 2. Check the communication
normal 3. The communication parameter FC group setting is incorrect cable 3. Set the communication parameters correctly
1. The drive board and power supply are 1. Replace the drive board or power board
Err17 Contactor failure
abnormal 2. The contactor is abnormal 2. Replace the contactor
1. Check Hall device abnormality 1. Replace the Hall device 2.

Err18 current detection failure 2.
Driver board abnormality Replace the driver board
1. The motor parameters are not set according to the nameplate 1. Set the motor parameters correctly according to the
Err19 Motor tuning fault 2. Parameter
identification process timed out nameplate 2. Check the leads from the inverter to the motor
Err20 reserved
EEPROM read
Err21 1.EEPROM chip is damaged 1. Replace the main control board
and write failure
Inverter hardware 1. There is overvoltage 1. Handle according to over-voltage fault

Err22
failure 2. There is overcurrent 2. Handle according to over-current fault
Err23 Short circuit to ground fault 1. Motor short circuit to ground 1.Replace cable or motor
Err24 reserved
Err25 reserved
Cumulative running 1. Use parameter initialization function to clear record

Err26 1. The cumulative running time reaches the set value
time reached fault information
Err27 reserved
Err28 reserved
Accumulated power-on 1. Use parameter initialization function to clear record

Err29 1. The cumulative power-on time reaches the set value
time reached fault information
1. Confirm whether the load is detached or FA-64.
Err30 Load loss fault 1. The operating current of the inverter is less than FA-64 FA-65 Does the parameter setting conform to the actual operating
conditions?
When running, 1. Check the PID feedback signal or set F9-26 to an

Err31 PID 1. PID feedback is less than F9-26 and the set value
feedback is lost. appropriate value
1. Whether the load is too large or the motor stalls Err40 1. Reduce the load and check the condition of the motor and
wave-by-wave current limiting fault. 2.
The inverter selection is too small. machinery 2. Choose an inverter with a larger power level
Switching motor 1. During the operation of the inverter, change the current motor selection operation through the terminal 1. After the inverter is stopped,
Err41
failure while running perform motor switching operation.
Err42 reserved
Err43 reserved
Err45 reserved
Err51 reserved
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10.2 Common faults and their solutions
Fault phenomenon Possible Causes Solution
The grid voltage is not present or too low; the
switching power supply on the drive board of the inverter is faulty; the Check the input power; Check
rectifier bridge is damaged; the bus voltage; Re-plug the

No display after power on
the buffer resistor of the inverter is damaged; cable; Seek manufacturer service;
the control board and keyboard are faulty;
the connection between the control board and the drive board and keyboard is broken;
The connection between the drive board and the control board is in poor contact; the
relevant components on the control board are
Display HC when power on damaged; the motor or motor wires are short-circuited to ground; Seek manufacturer services;
Hall failure; the grid
voltage is too low;
Power on display The motor or output line is short-circuited to ground; the Use a megger to measure the insulation of the motor and output lines;
"Err23" alarm inverter is damaged; seek service from the manufacturer;
The inverter displays normally
after powering on, displays The fan is damaged or blocked; there is a Replace the fan;
"HC" after running, and shuts short circuit in the peripheral control terminal wiring; eliminate external short circuit fault;
down immediately.
The carrier frequency is set too Reduce the carrier frequency (F0-15);
high; Err14 is reported
frequently. The fan is damaged or the air duct is blocked; (Module replace the fan and clean the air duct; seek
overheating) Failure The internal
components of the inverter are damaged (thermocouple or other); service from the manufacturer;
Motor and motor wire; Wrong

Reconfirm the connection between the inverter and the motor; Replace the
The motor does not rotate inverter parameter settings (motor parameters); Poor connection
motor or clear the mechanical fault; Check and reset the
after the inverter is running. between the drive board and the control board; Drive board failure;
motor parameters;
Parameter setting error; External Check and reset the relevant parameters of Group F4; Reconnect the
signal error; external signal line; Reconfirm the OP and

The MIn terminal fails.
The jumper between OP and +24V is loose; the +24V jumpers; Seek manufacturer service;
control board is faulty;
The frequency converter frequently The motor parameter settings are incorrect; Reset motor parameters or perform motor tuning; Set appropriate acceleration
reports overcurrent and overvoltage the acceleration and deceleration time is and deceleration time; Seek manufacturer service;
faults. inappropriate; the load fluctuates;
Check whether the contactor cable is loose; check whether
When powering on (or running), it the contactor is faulty; check whether the 24V power
reports that the soft start contactor is not closed;
Err17 supply of the contactor is faulty; seek service from the manufacturer;
Replace the control board;

Power-on display shows that the relevant components on the 88888 control board are damaged;
seek service from the manufacturer;
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Product standard specifications 7

Storage and installation 14

Operation and display 26

Function parameter table 34

Troubleshooting and troubleshooting 75

Top ten brands of frequency converters in China

JT 330S2 series frequency converter manual

Precautions related to the device.

offices or agents, or directly contact our after-sales service center.

This manual is subject to change without prior notice.

JT 330S2 series frequency converter

1.1 Symbols and definitions of safety information…………………………………………1

1.4 Installation safety matters………………………………………………………………2

1.5 Safety precautions………………………………………………………………4

1.6 Scrapping matters…………………………………………………………………6

2.3 Chassis and keyboard dimensions …………………………………………………………9

2.4 Rated current output table …………………………………………………………13

2.5 Selection of accessories ………………………………………………………………13

3 3 Installation space and direction…………………………………………

4 5 Specific application considerations ………………………………………………………21

5.1 Operation panel description………………………………………………………………26

5.2 Operation process………………………………………………………………27

Chapter 6 Operation Example………………………………………………………………30

JT 330S2 series frequency converter

6.6 External terminal rising and falling speed regulation…………………………………………

JT 330S2 series frequency converter manual

Chapter 1 Safety Information

1.1 Symbols and definitions of safety information

certain material losses.

Indicates something that must never be done.

Indicates something that must be done.

1.2 Scope of use

systems, safety equipment, weapon systems, etc.), such as need

Large accident scope.

JT 330S2 series frequency converter manual

1.3 Installation environment

cooling effect. For horizontal installation, additional ventilation may be required.

Environmental humidity is required to be less than 90%, and there is no condensation

suffered a sudden impact.

1.4 Installation safety matters

• Do not use wet hands for work. • It is strictly prohibited to

wiring work while the inverter is powered on.

risk Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock.

There is a risk of electric shock.

and property damage. •

Formula, as shown in Figure 1-1 .

JT 330S2 series frequency converter manual

Ground bus (connected at the same point)

prohibit Will cause damage to the inverter, as shown in Figure 1-2 ÿ

phase AC S Frequency converter

frequency converter. However, configuration is still necessary for the

speed. In order to achieve economical operation, the frequency

ÿ When one inverter controls multiple motors. Users should

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.1.5 Safety precautions for use

• Do not operate with wet hands. • For inverters that have

installed, be sure to remove it. See Figure 1-3 .

Power factor compensation capacitor end