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Preface

Thank you for purchasing the MDKE9 series smart operating panel developed by Suzhou Inovance
Technology CO., Ltd.
MDKE9 smart operating panel is a new generation AC drive commissioning assistant for single drives, such
as MD200 series, MD310 series, MD500 series, MD500E series, and MD290 series. Featuring LCD display,
parameter setting, status monitoring, parameter copy, fault analysis, program downloading, USB mass
storage functions.
This user guide describes the correct use of the MDKE9 series smart operating panel, including safety
precautions, product information, installation, and wiring, function and application, maintenance and repair.
Read and understand the user guide before use. Contact our customer service center if you have any
question during the use.

Safety Instructions
The drawings in the user guide are sometimes shown without covers or protective guards. Remember to install
the covers or protective guards as specified first, and then perform operations in accordance with the instructions.
The drawings in the user guide are shown for description only and may not match the product you purchased.
The instructions are subject to change, without notice, due to product up-grade, specification modification as well
as efforts to increase the accuracy and convenience of the user guide.
Contact our agents or customer service center if you have problems during the use.
E-mail: UM@inovance.com
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Contents 4.3.1 Fault Viewing.................................. 21

4.3.2 Modified Parameters....................... 21

Preface....................................................... 1 4.3.3 "Shortcut" Interface......................... 22

4.3.4 History Faults.................................. 22

Chapter 1 Safety Instructions...................... 3
4.4 Equipment Operating.......................... 22
1.1 Safety Disclaimer.................................... 3
4.4.1 Commission.................................... 22
1.2 Safety Levels and Definitions................. 3
4.5 Authority............................................. 23
1.3 Safety Instructions.................................. 3
4.5.1 Login............................................... 23
1.4 Safety Signs........................................... 7
4.6 System Setting................................... 23
Chapter 2 Product Information.................... 8
4.7 System Operation............................... 24
2.1 Nameplate.............................................. 8
4.7.1 Parameter Copy.............................. 24
2.2 MDKE9 Dimensions............................... 8
4.7.2 Device Burning............................... 26
2.3 Components........................................... 9
4.7.3 Update Device................................ 27
2.4 Key Introduction................................... 10
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Repair.........29
2.4.1 Keys and Functions.......................... 10
5.1 Daily and Periodical Inspection........... 29
2.4.2 Shortcut............................................ 10
5.2 Battery Replacement.......................... 29
2.5 Indicator Status.................................... 11
5.3 SD Card Replacement........................ 30
2.6 General Specifications.......................... 11
Revision History.......................................32
Chapter 3 Installation and Wiring.............. 12

3.1 Connect the MDKE9 with AC Drive....... 12

3.2 Connect MDKE9 with PC...................... 13

3.3 Install MDKE9 on the Cabinet Door...... 14

Chapter 4 Functions and Applications....... 16

4.1 Summary.............................................. 16

4.1.1 Main Interface................................... 17

4.1.2 Help.................................................. 18

4.1.3 Base Operation................................. 18

4.1.4 Fault Viewing.................................... 18

4.1.5 Switching Operating Device.............. 18

4.1.6 Connecting to the PC........................ 19

4.2 Parameter Setting................................. 19

4.2.1 Parameter Viewing and Modifying.... 19

4.2.2 Add the Parameter to the"Shortcut"

Interface......................................................... 21

4.3 Status Monitoring................................. 21

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Chapter 1 Safety Instructions

1.1 Safety Disclaimer

1） Read and comply with the safety instructions during installation, operation, and maintenance on
the equipment.
2） To ensure the safety of humans and the products, follow the marks on the products and all the
safety instructions in this document.
3） The “CAUTION”, “WARNING”, and “DANGER” are only supplements to the safety in-
structions.
4） Use this equipment based on the designated environment requirements. Damages caused by
improper usage are not covered by warranty.
5） The company shall take no responsibility of any personal injuries or property damages caused
by improper usage.

1.2 Safety Levels and Definitions

The Danger “Danger” sign indicates that failure to comply with the notice will result in serv-
er personal injuries or even death.
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The Warning “Warning” sign indicates that failure to comply with the notice may result in
server personal injuries or even death.

The Caution “Caution” sign indicates that failure to comply with the notice may result in
minor or moderate personal injuries or damage to the equipment.

1.3 Safety Instructions

Unpacking

Caution
◆◆ Check whether the packing is intact and whether there is damage, water seepage, damp, and defor-
mation.
◆◆ Unpack the package following the package sequence. Do not hit the package with force.
◆◆ Check whether there are damages, rust, or injuries on the surface of the product or product accesso-
ries.
◆◆ Check whether the number of packing materials is consistent with the packing list.

Warning
◆◆ Do not install the equipment if you find damages, corrosions, or indications of use on the product or
accessories.
◆◆ Do not install the equipment if you find water seepage, component missing or damage upon unpack-
ing.
◆◆ Do not install the equipment if you find the packing list does not conform to the equipment you re-
ceived.
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Storage and Transportation

Caution

◆◆ Store this equipment based on the storage and transportation requirements on humidity and tem-
perature.
◆◆ Avoid transporting the equipment in environment such as water splashing, rain, direct sunlight, high
voltage, strong magnetic field, and strong vibration.
◆◆ Avoid storing the product for more than 3 months, long-term storage shall require stricter protection
and necessary inspections..
◆◆ Pack the product strictly before you transport. Use a sealed box for long-distance transportation.
◆◆ Never transport this product with products or materials that harm or have negative impacts on this
product.

Warning

◆◆ Use professional loading and unloading equipment to carry large-scale or heavy products.
◆◆ When carry this equipment with bear hand, hold the product casing firmly with care preventing from
parts falling, otherwise, it may result in personal jury or equipment damages.
◆◆ Handle the products with care, mind your steps, otherwise, it may result in personal juries or equip-
ment damages.
◆◆ Never stand or stay below the equipment when the equipment is lifted by hoisting equipment.
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Installation

Warning

◆◆ Read and comply with the safety instructions before performing installation.
◆◆ Do not modify this product.
◆◆ Do not rotate the product components or the fixed bolts and red marked bolts on product compo-
nents.
◆◆ Do not install this product in places where there is strong electric field or strong magnetic field.
◆◆ When this product is installed in a cabinet or terminal device, the cabinet or terminal device must be
equipped with protective shell. The proof class must comply with relevant IEC standards and local
regulations.

Danger

◆◆ Do not allow non-professionals to perform product installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection or

parts replacement.
◆◆ The installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection and parts replacement are intended to be performed
by professional personnel only.
◆◆ Installation personnel must be familiar with product installation requirements and relevant technical
materials.
◆◆ If you need to install transformer or other strong electromagnetic interference equipment, install
shielding device at the same time to avoid product malfunction.

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Wiring

Danger

◆◆ Do not allow non-professionals to perform product installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection or

parts replacement.
◆◆ Never perform wiring at power-on. Failure to comply may result in electric shock.
◆◆ Cut off all power supplies before wiring. Wait at least 10 minutes after power-off so that residual
voltage can discharge safely. Wait at least 10 minutes after power-off so that residual voltage can
discharge safely.
◆◆ Make sure that the equipment is reliably grounded. Failure to comply may result in electric shock.
◆◆ Follow the proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures, and wear an anti-static wrist strap to
perform wiring. Failure to comply may result in damage to the equipment or the internal circuit the
product.

Warning

◆◆ Never connect the power cable with the product output terminals (U, V, W.). Failure to comply may
result in equipment damage or even fire.
◆◆ When connecting driving equipment with the motor, make sure the phase sequence of the drive and
motor are consistent to prevent motor reverse rotation.
◆◆ The cable used in wiring must conform to the wire diameter and shielding requirements, the shielding
layer of the shielded cable must be reliably grounded at one end. 1
◆◆ After wiring, make sure there are no fallen screws or exposed wire inside the cabinet or product.

Power-on

Danger

◆◆ Before power-on, make sure that the equipment or products are intact, all wiring are safely connect-
es
ed, and the motor device allows a restart.
◆◆ Before power-on, check if the power supply meets the equipment requirements, avoid equipment
damage or fire.
◆◆ At power-on, equipment or product may start running abruptly, keep away from mechanical device.
◆◆ After power-on, never open the cabinet door or the protective shell to avoid electric shock.
◆◆ Never touch any terminals at power-on to avoid electric shock.
◆◆ Never dismantle the equipment or remove any parts from the equipment at power-on to avoid electric
shock.
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Operation

Danger

◆◆ Never touch any terminals during operation. Failure to comply may result in electric shock.
◆◆ Never dismantle the equipment or remove any parts from the equipment during operation. Failure to
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comply may result in electric shock.

◆◆ Never touch the equipment shell, fan or resistor for temperature detection. Failure to comply may
result in burn!
◆◆ Do not allow non-professional technicians to detect signals during operation. Failure to comply may
result in equipment damage even personal injuries.

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Warning

◆◆ Prevent metal or other objects from falling into the device during operation, failure to comply may
result in equipment damage.
◆◆ Never use contactors to start or stop the equipment. Failure to comply may result in damage to the
equipment!

Maintenance

Danger
◆◆ Do not allow non-professionals to perform product installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection or
parts replacement.
◆◆ Never perform maintenance at power-on. Failure to comply may result in electric shock.
◆◆ Before maintenance, wait at least 10 minutes after power-off so that residual voltage can discharge
safely.

Warning
◆◆ Following the equipment repair and maintenance requirements to perform routine and periodical in-
spection and maintenance, and keep a maintenance record.

Repair
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Danger
◆◆ Do not allow non-professionals to perform product installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection or
parts replacement.
◆◆ Never perform any inspection or maintenance operations at power-on. Failure to comply may result
in electric shock.
◆◆ Before inspection or maintenance, wait at least 10 minutes so that residual voltage can discharge
safely.

Warning
◆◆ Follow the terms defined in the warranty agreement to repair the product.
◆◆ When the equipment has a fault or is damaged, follow the instructions of the professionals to perform
troubleshooting or maintenance, and keep a maintenance record.
◆◆ Following the quick-wear parts instructions to replace the damaged parts.
◆◆ Do not continue to use the damaged equipment. Failure to comply may result in worse damages.
◆◆ Following the equipment repair and maintenance requirements to perform routine and periodical in-
spection and maintenance, and keep a maintenance record.

Disposal

Warning
◆◆ Following the local regulations or standards to dispose the retired equipment or products. Failure to
comply may result in property damage or even death.
◆◆ Following the industry waste disposal standards to recycle the scrapped equipment to avoid environ-
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1.4 Safety Signs

To guarantee safety operations and maintenance of the equipment, follow the safety stickers on the equip-
ment and products. Do not stain or remove the safety signs. Instructions of safety signs are as follows:

Safety signs Instructions

◆◆ Read this notice before installation and operation. Failure to

comply may result in electric shock.
◆◆ Do not remove the cover within 10 minutes of power-off.
◆◆ During maintenance, inspection or wiring, you may start op-
eration at least 10 minutes after power-off at the input/output
terminal when the power indicators are completely off.

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Chapter 2 Product Information

MDKE9 smart operating panel is a new generation AC drive commissioning assistant for single drives, such
as MD200 series, MD310 series, MD500 series, MD500E series, and MD290 series.

2.1 Nameplate
Figure 2-1 Nameplate

Nameplate

Model MODEL： MDKE9

S/N： 01040037H500025
S/N

Suzhou Inovance Technology Co.,Ltd.

2 2.2 MDKE9 Dimensions

Figure 2-2 MDKE9 dimensions (Unit: mm)
72 26.4

MDKE9
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2.3 Components
Figure 2-3 MDKE9 Components

Fixing hook

MDKE9
Fastening
screw
RJ45 interface
Screen

Nameplate

Keys

Battery cover

Indicator Fastening
screw

USB
connector

●● USB connector
Connect the MDKE9 to a PC via a USB cable for data exchange after connection, it can work in USB disk 2
mode to read/write the MDKE9 SD card through PC.
●● RJ45 connection terminal
To connect MDKE9 to the AC drive. Mechanical connection is completed through the top buckle.
●● Nameplate
To show information such as product model and serial number
●● Battery cover
The battery and SD card slot are beneath the cover. The battery provides power to the real-time clock.
The SD card stores factory parameters and real-time data of the AC drive, which helps in fault diagnosis
and analysis. The SD card can also be used to store user program, update firmware or update device.
●● Fixing hook
To fix the MDKE9 to the base
●● Fastening screw
The MDKE9 can be installed on the cabinet door by using the installation package (IP20). When the system
protection class is high (IP54), you may select the installation package with higher protection class (MDKE9
panel with IP54 installation package), and then fix the MDKE9 with the fastening screws.

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2.4 Key Introduction

2.4.1 Keys and Functions

Table 2-1 Keys and functions

Key Name Function

Left To return or cancel.

Right To select or confirm.

To quickly enter the device list

Shift On some interfaces, you are not allowed to switch over the
devices and the key is invalid.
To open the help interface
Help The content on the help page relevant to corresponding menu
or interface

Run To start the device in local control mode

To stop the device in local control mode

Stop
To reset the fault when the device in fault status

2 Loc/Rem
To switchover between local and remote control
Switchover key

To use and to select items in the menu and

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list, scroll the text page, and adjust the values (time setting,
password entering, or parameter value modifying).
Direction

To use and to move the cursor left or right when you

are modifying parameters.

2.4.2 Shortcut
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Table 2-2 Shortcut introduction

Shortcut Scope Function

Left+Up
Any view To adjust the backlight brightness
Left+Down
Right+Up
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Any view To adjust the contrast

Right+Down
Add the function code where is cursor is to shortcut
Left+Right Parameter list view
interface
Delete the function code from the shortcut
Left+Right Shortcut view
commissioning interface
Left+Help Function code editing view Recover to the original value
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2.5 Indicator Status

The status indicator is used to indicate whether a fault or alarm exists.
Table 2-3 Indicator status status

Indicator state Demonstration Meaning

Steady on in green The device runs normally.

Flashing in green Data is transferring between the MDKE9 and PC via USB.

Communication between the MDKE9 and the device is normal, but

Steady on in red
the device is faulty.

Flashing in red Communication between the MDKE9 and the device is interrupted.

2.6 General Specifications

Table 2-4 General Specifications

S.N Item Running Storage Transportation

Working
1 temperature -20 ℃ ~+55 ℃ -40 ℃ ~+70 ℃ -40 ℃ ~+70 ℃
range
Attitude 2
2 < 4000 m - -
requirement
Relative
3 95%(non-condensing)
humidity
4 Pollution / class 3C3(IEC 60721-3-3，IEC 60721-3-2，IEC 60721-1-3-1)
61800-5-1 ed 2 2M3 class
5 Vibration -
EN 60082-2-6 test Fc (1g) (EN 60082-2-6)
3M4 class 2M2 class
6 impact -
(EN 60062-2-27) (EN 60082-2-27)
FN -60068-2-32
7 Free drop - -
Drop height 1 m
Connect to drive equipment: IP54 (select IP54 accessories)
8 IP class
Single unit: IP20
Electromagnetic
9 IEC 61800-3
compatibility
Disposal: The MDKE9 is recyclable.
10 Material Refer to relevant international and local laws and regulations for disposal and
recycling.

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Chapter 3 Installation and Wiring

The MDKE9 is suitable for multiple Inovance’s AC drives. This user guide takes M310 as the example to
describe the installation and wiring of the MDKE9. Refer to the corresponding user guide for details if the
MDKE9 is installed on other AC drives.

3.1 Connect the MDKE9 with AC Drive

Open the external panel cover on MD310 AC drive, connect the RJ45 connection terminal at the back of the
MDKE 9 via a network cable (optional).

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FE /REW
D/R

External panel interface

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MDKE9 C
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N/E
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Table 3-1 Recommenced Inovance standard network cable

Purchase code Model Description

01040020 C45590-GNCN-C25003 Standard network cable with length of 3000 mm

01040017 C45590-GNCN-C250015 Standard network cable with length of 1500 mm

01040016 C45590-GNCN-C2500080 Standard network cable with length of 800 mm

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3.2 Connect MDKE9 with PC

The mini-B type USB connector of the MDKE9 is to connect the PC, the USB cable length cannot exceed 3 m.
The communication protocol is USB2.0 between the MDKE9 and the PC.
1） Open the cover at the USB connection terminal;
Figure 3-1 Connect MDKE9 with PC (step 1)

MDKE9

2） Plug in the USB cable, suggest to use cable with Ferrite toroidal, then connect the cable to PC.
Figure 3-2 Connect MDKE9 with PC (step 2)

Figure 3-3 MDKE9 display after connecting to PC.

Select USB Connect Mode

• USB disk

Back Select

Note After selecting USB mass storage mode, the MDKE9 can be used as storage device.

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3.3 Install MDKE9 on the Cabinet Door

When installing the MDKE9 panel on the cabinet door, install the panel base first (optional), the installation
procedures are as follows:

Purchase code Model Description

01040022 CP600-BASE1 Panel base installation package

1） Panel base installation

1
Use the four screws as shown in figure 3-4 to fix the base on the cabinet door.
Figure 3-4 Installing base on the cabinet door

Sheet mental/Cabinet door

1 1

1 1

Installation base

2） Installing MDKE9.
1 1
Place the bottom of the MDKE9 keyboard at the bottom of the base slot . Rotate the MDKE9 at the
2
rotation point and push the upper part until the click click, and the keyboard is mounted on the base
successfully.
3 Figure 3-5 Installing the MDKE9 into the base

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3） Take the MDKE9 out.

2
Press clip in figure 3-5 with the index finger and middle finger to release the MDKE9, then pull the
upper end of the MDKE9 out of the base slot.
Figure 3-6 Sheet metal slot dimensions Figure 3-7 Base mounting hole size
80
79 47 47
40

5
φ
4-

84.8
80
72.8
68
68
77.2

90
117.2
94.4
108.5

53.3 27.5 27.5

70 46.8 46.8
79
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Chapter 4 Functions and Applications

4.1 Summary
Figure 4-1 MDKE9 menu structure diagram

Parameters Group Parameter

Alarm

Change
Fault records
Shortcut

History alarm

Adjust
Device Control
Step Ctrl

Menu
Login
Authority
Manufacturer

Protect time

Backlight

Contrast
4 System set
Date/Time

Language

About

Read
Parameter
Parameter copy
Write
System control
Parameter
Update SOP

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4.1.1 Main Interface

Main interface: used to monitor signals. The interface is as below:
Figure 4-2 Main interface
Device status
Current control device
Inverter Stop
01 Running frequency
0.00 Hz
02 Frequency reference
50.00 Hz
03 Bus voltage
298.6 V
Dev Loc 18:10:21 Menu
Device Local\Remote Menu

●● Current device name: to display the name of the device currently controlled by the MDKE9
●● Device status/fault information: to display the current running status of the device When the device fails
, the device shall flash display the fault information, running state shall not be displayed then.
●● Device list: List of devices connected to the network
●● Menu: to enter the function menus of the MDKE9
At main interface, you can monitor the monitoring equipment status, such as speed, torque, power. The
main interface has one or more pages, and each page can display up to three signals by turning up and
down the key.
Figure 4-3 Main interface view method

Inverter Stop Inverter Stop

01 Running frequency 04 Output voltage
0.00 Hz 211 V
02 Frequency reference 05 Output current
50.00 Hz 0.00 A
03 DC Bus 06 DI input status
298.6 V 0x0000
Dev Loc 1 8 :1 0 :2 1 Menu Dev Loc 1 8 :0 0 :0 2 Menu
4

Power-on default display “figure 4-2 main interface” At other pages, the device shall
Note automatically return to the home page view display if there is no operating for more
than 10 minutes.

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4.1.2 Help
Figure 4-4 Help icon display demonstration

Inverter Stop

F1-03 Rated motor current

25.00A
• F1-04 Rated motor frequency
50.00HZ
F1-05 Rated motor speed
1460 rpm

Back Loc 18:00:02 Select

Help

In some particular menus and interfaces, you can press to open the corresponding help pages. The
right corner of the screen shall display " " when there is available help information.

4.1.3 Base Operation

Table 4-1 Equipment operating instruction

Task Action

Press to start the equipment at local control mode

Start and stop the equipment
Press key to stop the equipment.

Directly switchover between local and With key, you can switch the control mode between local and
remote control
remote for the same equipment.

4.1.4 Fault Viewing

Table 4-2 Fault description

Task Action
4 Check the current faults Open “menu”-”status monitoring”-”fault status”

Open the help information of the fault Press at the main interface.

Reset the fault of the current

Press
operating device.
to view the history fault information. Open “menu”-”status monitoring”-”fault status”.

4.1.5 Switching Operating Device

In the non-parametric editing interface, press on the main interface or press , you can enter
the list of on line equipment page. The device list interface lists the devices and their status information in

the current system. After , selecting the equipment to be operate

on via "direction key" , press , then wait until the keyboard operation completes. When the switch is

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4.1.6 Connecting to the PC

The MDKE9 is connected to the PC via a USB cable: USB mass storage mode You cannot operate the
MDKE9 when it is connected to a PC.
Connecting steps:
1） Use one end of the USB cable to plug into the MDKE9 USB interface, the other end connect to
USB interface of PC
2） In the pop-up connection selection interface, select the connection mode you need:
USB mass storage mode: By now the new removable disk in the PC is the content of SD card, which can
be read and write.

4.2 Parameter Setting

Table 4-3 Parameter setting

Task Action

Open “ menu”-”parameter setting”, select the parameter group to be

View/editing parameter
modified, then select the parameter to be modified.

Recover to the original parameter After entering the editing mode, press and at the same time to
value
restore to the original setting, then press to save.

Add the function code to the shortcut interface

On the main interface, enter any random function group, move the cursor

to the required function code, and press and the at the same

Adding parameters to “shortcut” time to add the function code to the shortcut interface.
interface Delete the function code from the shortcut interface
On the fasting commissioning interface, move the cursor to the fuction

code to be deleted, and press / at the same time to delete the

function code from the fasting commissioning page.

View shortcut parameters Open “menu”-”status monitoring”-”shortcut”. 4
View the modified parameter settings Open “menu”-”status monitoring”-”modified parameter”.

4.2.1 Parameter Viewing and Modifying

You can view and modify parameters in parameter interface. The displayed parameters will be different
under different control authority. (Refer to “4.5 Authority Management”)

If a parameter group is selected, all the parameters under this group will be displayed. You can view

or modify these parameters.and press to view the available help information.

For read-only parameters, "Select" will not be displayed at the right bottom on the screen and

pressing has no effect.

If "0x" is displayed before the parameter, the parameter is a hexadecimal value.

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1） Modifying digit parameters

to set F1-04 to 40.00Hz, that is taking the rates frequency of 40.00 Hz as an example. The setting steps are
as follows:
Figure 4-5 Example of modifying digit parameters

Inverter Stop Inverter Stop Inverter Stop

01 Running frequency • 01 Parameter Set F0 Basic Functions
0.00Hz • F1 Motor Parameters
02 Frequency reference 02 Status Monitor
F2 Vector Control Parameters
50.00Hz 03 Device Control F3 V/F Control Parameters
03 Bus voltage
298.6V 04 Authority F4 Input Terminal
Dev Loc 18:00:02 Menu Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 Select

Inverter Stop
Default: 50.00 Max Limit Default: 50.00 Max Limit
F1-04 Rated motor frequency F1-04 Rated motor frequency F1-03 Rated motor current
25.00A
4 0 .0 0 HZ 5 0 . 0 0 HZ • F1-04 Motor rated frequency
50.00HZ
Min: Max: Min: Max: F1-05 Motor rated speed
0.01 50.00 0.01 50.00 1460 rpm
Back Loc 18:00:02 OK Back Loc 18:00:02 OK Back Loc 18:00:02 OK

When the F1-04 is set to 40.00 Hz, press to save the setting and exit or press to quit and
exit.

Press and at the same time to restore the parameter to default value, and then press to
save the modification.
2） Modifying select list parameters
Take setting F0-00 to 2, that is to set GP type to P type as the example. The setting steps are as follows:
Figure 4-6 Modifying selection table parameter

Inverter Stop Inverter Stop Inverter Stop

01 Running frequency • F0 Basic Functions
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• 01 Parameter Set
0.00Hz F1 Motor Parameters
02 Frequency reference 02 Status Monitor
F2 Vector Control Parameters
50.00Hz 03 Device Control F3 V/F Control Parameters
03 DC bus
298.6V 04 Authority F4 Input Terminals

4 Dev Loc 18:00:02 Menu Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 Select
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F0-00 GP type display F0-00 GP type display Inverter Stop

1：G type (Constant torque load) • 1：G type (Constant torque load) F0-00 GP type display
• 2：P type (Fan and pump type 2: P type (Fan and pump type load
2：P type (Fan and pump type model)
load model) load model) • F0-01 Motor 1 control mode
0: SVC control
F0-02 Command source selection
0: Keypad &display/ software
command
Back Loc 18:00:02 OK Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 Select

When the F1-04 is set to 40.00 Hz, press to save the setting and exit or press to quit and
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exit.

Press and at the same time for 1.5s to restore the parameter to default value and then press

to save the modification.

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4.2.2 Add the Parameter to the"Shortcut" Interface

In parameter list, move the cursor to the parameter to be added and hold down the and for 1.5s.
you can add 20 parameters to the shortcut interface and a prompt will appear to indicate whether the
parameter is added successfully or not.
The parameters in the shortcut interface are in chronological order based on the time when they are added.
Take adding F1-00 to the shortcut interface as the example. The adding steps are as follows:
Figure 4-7 Example of adding parameters to the shortcut interface

Inverter Stop Inverter Stop

• F1-00 Motor type selection • F1-00 Motor type selection
0: Common asynchronous motor 0：普通异步电机
F1-01 Rated motor power F1-01 电机额定功率
11.0KW 11.0KW
Add Shortcut OK!
F1-02 电机额定电压
F1-02 Rated motor voltage
380V
380V

Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 Select

On the shortcut interface, move the cursor to the function code to be deleted, and press and at the
same time to delete the function code from the short cut interface

4.3 Status Monitoring

On status monitoring interface, you can view the current status of the fault equipment, the modified
parameters, the shortcut, and the history fault.
Table 4-4 Status monitoring description

Task Action

Check the current faults of all

Open “menu”-”status monitoring”-”fault status”
equipment

View the modified parameters Open “menu”-”status monitoring”-”modified parameter”.

Open “menu”-”status monitoring”-”fault status”. 4

Delete history faults

View the history fault information. Press after logging into the system.

An interface pops up with selection “Delete history faults?” Press

again to complete the procedure.

4.3.1 Fault Viewing

In the fault interface, you can view all current faults of the device. Including the fault occurring time and
detailed fault description.

4.3.2 Modified Parameters

Parameters that are different from the default values are listed in this page, and the order is determined by
parameter numbers. Parameter scanning time may vary depending on the specific device, wait patiently
based on the prompts.
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4.3.3 "Shortcut" Interface

All user-defined parameters are listed on shortcut page, for detailed adding procedure, see "4.2.2 Adding
Parameters to the "Shortcut" interface. On the shortcut interface, move the cursor to the function code to be

deleted, hold down and for 1.5s to delete the function code from the short cut interface.

4.3.4 History Faults

In the fault records interface, you can view the fault occurring time and detailed fault description.
Delete history faults

After logging into the system, pressing on the "history faults" page, then press again on the
pop-up warning window. For details about how to logging into the system, refer to "Authority Management".

History faults are stored on the SD card, make sure that you have correctly installed
Note the SD card.

4.4 Equipment Operating

You can perform commissioning on equipment operating menu.
Table 4-5 Equipment operating

Task Action

Open “menu”-”equipment operating”-” commission”, press ”Run” to

Start equipment commissioning
start commission.

4.4.1 Commission
This page lists the parameters to be set for equipment commissioning, after the setting is completed,

press "run" to start commissioning.

Figure 4-8 Commissioning

4 Inverter Stop Inverter Stop

01 Running frequency 01 Parameter Set
0.00Hz

02 Frequency reference 02 Status Monitor

50.00Hz • 03 Device control
03 Bus Voltage
298.6V 04 Authority
Dev Loc 18:00:02 Menu Back Loc 18:00:02 Menu

Set Adjust Para Stop Inverter Stop

F1-00 Motor type selection • 01 Control
0: Common asynchronous motor
• F1-01 Rated motor power
11.0KW

F1-02 Rate motor voltage

380V

Back Loc 18:00:02 Menu Back Loc 18:00:02 Menu

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4.5 Authority
You can login the equipment via panel operating on Authority Management interface.

4.5.1 Login
Table 4-6 Login description

Task Action

Logging into the system Open “menu”-”authority management”-”logging on”

You have to log in to the MDKE9 before using the following functions under system control:
●● Parameter copy: Both read parameter and write parameter, to backup and set all the device parameters
quickly
●● Device program burning: To update the device program via the MDKE9
Program update: To update the program of the MDKE9, enter the manufacturer password to log in to the
MDKE9.
Figure 4-9 Example of login

Inverter Stop Inverter Stop

01 Paramater Set • 01 Keyboard Login

02 Status Monitor
03 Device Control
• 04 Authority
Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 Select

Please input code… Please input code…

0 : 无功能
00000 00000
Login Success！
0 : 无功能
Min: Max: Min: Max:
4
0 9999 0 99999
Back Loc 18:00:02 OK Back 18:00:02 OK

4.6 System Setting

In system setting interface, you can set the protect time, date/time, language and view the system
information.
Table 4-7 Description of system setting

Task Action

Set protect time Open “menu”-”system setting”-”protect time”

Adjust the backlight brightness Press + / key

To adjust the contrast Press + / key

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Task Action

Change the audio setting Open “menu”-”system setting”-”language selection”

Change time Open “menu”-”system setting”-”date/time”

Set backlight light off time Open “menu”-”system setting”-”protect time”

Check panel version Open “menu”-”system setting”-”about”

1） Set Protection time

The backlight might go off when there is no operation for a period of time. The unit of time is minute,
support up to 99 minutes protect time setting. When it is set to 0, turn off the protect time function. When
the panel automatically turns off protect time, pressing any key shall turn on the backlight again.

After the backlight automatically turns off, if another fault occurs, the backlight shall be on
Note again, after

2） Date/Time set

Pressing + to select the time/date to be modified, press to save.

3） Language selection
It decides the language of the interface (Chinese or English).
4） About the system
To view the version information of the MDKE9.

4.7 System Operation

You have to log in the MDKE9 before using the functions such as parameter copy, update device, update
MDKE9 under system control. Refer to section 4.5.1 for details. For details of login method, see "4.5.1
Login".
Table 4-8 Equipment operating description

Task Action

4 Open “menu”-”system setting”-”parameter copy”, select “read parameter”

Backup/edit and store equipment
or “ write parameter”. Make sure you have already logged in the system
parameter
before this operation.
Open “menu”-”system setting”-”panel update” Make sure you have already
Program update
logged in the system before this operation.

4.7.1 Parameter Copy

You can use the parameter copy function to transfer the parameter settings of one device to the other
device. That is to copy the parameter settings of one device, download and copy them to other devices that
needs the same parameter settings. The device that reads the parameter / write parameters is the device in
which the current panel is operating, and the specific device information is displayed in the upper left corner
of the interface.
Figure 4-10 Access the parameter copying interface after login

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Inverter Stop Inverter Stop Inverter Stop

03 Device Control • 01 Parameter Copy • 01 Read Parameter

04 Authority 02 Update SOP 02 Write Parameter
05 System Set
• 06 System Control
Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 Select

1） Read parameter
This operation shall read all parameters of the system.
Set the user-defined part of the file name before performing reading parameters. The user-defined part

consists of 5 digits. use and to select the digit, and / to change the value (range: 0-9
and A-Z) of the digit. The format of the file name is as follows: Device name-5-digit user-defined part-time.

ipv

For example: Inverter--00002-0302134905.ipv, Where inverter is the device name, 00002 is the user-

defined part, 02 March, 13: 49: 05.

Press to read and copy the parameters after the file name is set. "Handle succeed" will display on
the interface after reading and copying parameter is finished. Specific reason will be displayed if reading

and copying parameter failed.

Figure 4-11 Read parameter

Inverter Stop

01 Read Parameter Input File Name

• 02 Write Parameter
00002
es
Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back Loc 18:00:02 OK

4
uid

Reading Parameter… Reading Parameter…

0 : 无功能
00 : 00 00：02
Parameter Copy
0 : 无功能
Succeed
58% 44%

Back 18:00:02 OK 18:00:02

2） Write parameters
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Different from reading parameters, there are two kinds of parameter write mode: "all copy mode" and
"non-motor parameter copy mode". All copy mode copies all the parameters except the communication
parameters. The non-motor parameter copy mode is tailored for parameters of certain parameter range.
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① Press to select the target device;

② Enter "write parameter" menu, then press to select the already read parameter file;
③ In the copy mode interface, select the parameter copy mode you need;

④ Wait until the parameter download completes.

Figure 4-12 Example of write parameters

Inverter Stop Select File

01 Read Parameter • Inverter-00002-0302134905.ipv

Writing Parameter…
Inverter-00000-0226143108.ipv
• 02 Write Parameter 00 : 03
Inverter-00001-0226143649.ipv
30%

Back Loc 18:00:02 Select Back 18:00:02 Select 18:00:02

Writing Parameter……
0 : 无功能
00 : 00
Parameter
5 8Handle Succeed
0 : 无功能%

Back 18:00:02 OK

All parameter files that are copied, saved and read are stored in SD card, ensure that the SD
Note card is properly installed before using the parameter copy function.

Example: Copy all the parameters in 2# device to 3# device.

① Enter “key login” menu, enter the password to log into the system;

② Press to select the 2# device;

③ Read the parameters in 2# device, and name it as “00002”;

④ Press , select 3# deivce;

4 ⑤ Write the “00002” parameter to 3# device via “all copy mode”.

4.7.2 Device Burning

You may update the program directly through the panel. Burn steps are as follows:
① Copy the burning file to the SD card under SYS/PROGRAM directory;

●● Take USB connection mode as example, the display after the completion of the wiring are as
follows:
Figure 4-13 USB Connection

Select USB Connect Mode

USB mode
0 : 无功能
• USB disk
0 : USB
无功能 disk

Back Select
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●● After completion, copy the burning file to the SD card SYS/PROGRAM directory;

② Enter the device burning menu after login

③ Select the files to be burnt in the file list;

④ Press the "right" key after confirming the file information is correct in the burning file
information window.
⑤ Set the station number for the burning device;

⑥ Select the baud rate, the default selection is 115200 bps;

⑦ Select whether to start operation when the burning completes;
⑧ Wait until the burning completes.

Copy the update file from the PC to X: \SYS\PROGRAM. For details of the storage
Note method of the SD card file, see “5.3 SD Card Replacement”.

4.7.3 Update Device

Update procedure:
① Copy the update file from the PC to SD card under the SYS/Update path:

② Enter the panel upgrade menu after login. For details of panel login, see "4.5.1 Panel Login".

③ Select the files to be updated from the list.

Figure 4-14 Select the files to be updated

Select File

• factorys.bin
MDKE9-20170428-01s.bin

Back Select
④ Press to select at the pop-up window.
Figure 4-15 Confirming program update

Select File
• factorys.bin
MD 0 : 无功能

0 : Update
无功能SOP?

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⑤ Wait for the panel to complete restart, and the file burning procedure ends.

Figure 4-16 Example of program update processing

Select File

• factorys.bin
MDKE9-20170428-01s.bin
Device will reboot and update

Back Select

Copy the update file from the PC to X: \SYS\PROGRAM. For details of the storage method of
Note the SD card file, see “5.3 SD Card Replacement”.

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Chapter 5 Maintenance and Repair

5.1 Daily and Periodical Inspection

Table 5-1 Carry out daily and periodic inspection as follows:

Type Cycle Inspection Items

Check the ambient temperature, humidity, dust, foreign objects.

Check whether there is abnormal noise

Check whether the USB connector cover and the battery cover are
Daily check Daily installed properly.

Check whether the LCD display is normal.

Check whether the operation through the keys is normal.

Check whether there is abnormal smell.

Check whether the fastening parts get loosened.

Check whether there is overheat.

Check whether the USB connector gets damaged.

Periodical
1 year Check whether the fastening parts of USB connector and RJ45
Inspection
interface get loosened.

Check whether the SD card is installed properly.

Check whether the battery is installed properly.

Replace
About 10 years Replace the button battery.
periodically

5.2 Battery Replacement

Figure 5-1 Replace the battery

Step 1: Use a slotted screwdriver or fingers to remove Step 2: Take out the battery with tweezers or a
the battery cover. slotted screwdriver.

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Step 3: Place the battery into the clip (A side) first and Step 4: Put the battery cover back
then press other end (B side) of the battery.

A B

5.3 SD Card Replacement

Figure 5-2 Replace the SD card

Step 1: Use a slotted screwdriver or fingers to remove Step 2: Push the metal cover towards the unlock
the battery cover. direction to release the SD card. Step 3: Lift the
metal cover and place a new SD card.

Loose
direction
es
Step 3: Lift the metal cover and place a new SD card. Step 4: Put down the metal cover and push the
metal cover towards the lock direction to fix the SD
uid

5 card.

Tighten
direction
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Step 5: Put the battery cover back.

Note Plug and play is not supported. Replace the SD card when the MDKE9 is powered off.

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Revision History

Date Version Change Description

Oct. 2017 A00 First issue.
Apr. 2019 A01 Updated the cover.

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