Hedy HD700 Aug V4.1
Hedy HD700 Aug V4.1
(0.4kW~90kW)
V4.1
Contents
The parameter descriptions described in this Advanced User Manual are for software V2.08.
For detailed information on the above parameters, please see the HD700 Easy Start Guide
0: Keypad
• The frequency reference is changed using the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the drives keypad
• The Power up frequency reference is decided by parameter P01.11
The E-Pot function allows the speed reference to be controlled by two momentary normally open switches
that are connected to two of the drives digital inputs. When the UP switch is closed the frequency reference
increases and when the DOWN switch is closed the frequency reference decreases
The frequency reference can then selected as show in the table below:
DI5 status DI4 status Speed
OPEN OPEN Preset speed 1 (P04.01)
OPEN CLOSED Preset speed 2 (P04.02)
CLOSED OPEN Preset speed 3 (P04.03)
CLOSED CLOSED Preset speed 4 (P04.04)
5: Serial communications.
In this mode, users can change the value of P04.01 (Preset 1) for the reference via the serial communications
Example:
The maximum frequency of input pulse (P09.27) is set to 20.0 kHz. The actual input pulse is 10.0kHz
The percentage of DI7 pulse input (P09.38) is 50.0%. Then the reference is:
Reference = DI7 input percentage (P09.38) × maximum reference (P01.02)
= 50.0% × 50.00Hz
= 25.00Hz
Note: For more information please refer to group 09
8: User-programmed
The user can set up where the reference comes from. For example, the output of the PID controller could be
sent to P01.27 (User defined main auxiliary reference)
Skip Frequency
Window
Skip Frequency
Window
0: Non-retentive. When the RUN key is pressed, the reference will start at zero Hz.
1: Retentive. When the RUN key is pressed, the reference will ramp to the frequency the drive was running at
before the STOP button was pressed.
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
01.10 E-Pot Reference -P1.02Hz - P1.02Hz Read only
Reference used when E pot function is selected (See P01.01)
0: Starting reference is 0
1: Starting reference is the keypad reference before the drive powered off
2: Starting reference is preset speed 1 (P04.01)
P 01. 13
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
01.14 Reference Selected -P1.02Hz - P1.02Hz Read only
The parameter shows the value of the frequency reference the drive is using
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.15 Preset Speed Bit 0 0-1 Read only
Used to select preset speeds, see description for P01.19
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.16 Preset Speed Bit 1 0-1 Read only
Used to select preset speeds, see description for P01.19
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.17 Preset Speed Bit 2 0-1 Read only
Used to select preset speeds, see description for P01.19
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.18 Preset Speed Bit 3 0-1 Read only
Used to select preset speeds, see description for P01.19
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.19 Preset Selected 1 - 16 Read only
Shows what preset speed reference is selected
If P01.01 = 2 (reference source = preset speed reference), the digital input terminals can be used to control
the value of P01.15 to P01.18
When P09.01 = 0 (default) - 4 preset speeds can be selected
When P09.01 = 1 – 16 preset speeds can be selected
The relationship between P01.15 to 01.18 and P01.19 are shown below:
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
01.20 AI1 Reference -P1.02Hz - P1.02Hz Read only
Indicates the value of AI1 input
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.21 AI2 Reference -P1.02Hz - P1.02Hz Read only
Indicates the value of AI2 input
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
01.22 RUN/STOP Indicator 0-1 Read only
Indicates whether the drive is running or stopped
0: STOP is active
1: RUN is active
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
01.23 Frequency Arrival Indicator 0-1 Read only
See P01.13. When the drive’s output frequency is within the range set, this parameter will change to 1
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.24 Zero Speed 0-1 Read only
When the output frequency is below the value in P01.12 (zero speed threshold) this parameter will be 1
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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01.25 Main Speed Source Set To AI1 0-1 Read only
See description for P01.26
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
01.26 Main Speed Source Set To AI2 0-1 Read only
When in Keypad control, P01.01 = 0, P01.25 and P01.26 allow the user to switch between AI1 frequency or AI2
reference by setting digitals inputs to control these parameters. Therefore the keypad reference can be set
either by the keypad UP and DOWN buttons, analog input 1 or analog input 2
Example setup:
P01.01 = 0 (Speed source given by keypad)
P09.01 = 1 (Digital terminal in programmable mode)
P09.02 = 1.25 (DI1 controls that main speed source switch to AI1)
P09.03 = 1.26 (DI2 controls that main speed source switch to AI2)
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
User Defined Main Auxiliary
01.27 -P1.02Hz - P01.02Hz Read only
Reference
When P01.01 is set to 8 the reference can be viewed using this parameter
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
Output Frequency Detection
01.30 0-1 Run & Stop
Indicator
If the absolute value of P05.11 (output frequency) is equal to or more than the value of P01.28 plus P01.29,
the output frequency detection signal is set to a logic 1. If the absolute value of P05.11 (output frequency) is
equal to or less than the value of P01.28 minus P01.29, the output frequency detection signal is set to a logic 0.
See diagram below:
Menu 1A
Speed reference selector
Power up keypad
reference
P01.11
0 Keypad reference
0
Last time power off
1 P01.09
keypad reference Reference source selector:
2
Read only
Preset speed 1 0: Keypad
P04.01 1: Electronic potentiometer
2: Preset speeds
3: Analogue input 1
4: Analogue input 2
E-Pot reference 5: Serial communications
6: DI7 Pulse
7: Optional card
E-Pot P01.10
8: User programmed
Read only
Menu 1C
Preset speed reference
Menu 1C
Fieldbus option
User defined
P01.27
reference
Read only
Group 2: Ramps
0: Linear
1: S curve
The S ramp mode can be used in applications where smooth starting and stopping is required; in some
applications linear ramps can cause undesirable jerks and mechanical shocks. As illustrated below this mode
applies a start and end curve to the acceleration and deceleration
2: Reserved
3: Reserved
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
02.02 Ramp Hold 0 - 1 [0] Run or stop
If this bit is set to 1 the ramp will be held. For example if the output frequency is ramping from 0 to 50Hz and
this bit is set when the output frequency is at 20Hz, the frequency will be held at 20Hz
Note: If S ramp is enabled (P02.01 = 1) the output frequency will S curve to a frequency past the frequency
where this bit was set
NOTE:
1) P02.12 and P02.13 only become effective when P02.01 = 1
2) The value of P02.12 and P02.13 is a percentage of the actual acceleration or deceleration rate
For example:
P01.02 (the maximum frequency) = 50.00Hz, P02.04 (acceleration rate 1) = 10s, P02.12 = 20%, P02.13 = 30%
If the reference is set to 25.00Hz, the acceleration rate is 5s from 0Hz to 25Hz (10s from 0Hz to 50Hz)
S curve start time = 5s × 20.0% = 1s, S curve finish time = 5s × 30.0% = 1.5s
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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02.14 Acceleration Time Bit 0 0-1 Read only
This bit can be controlled by a digital input so ramp rates can be selected by external control. See P02.19
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
02.15 Acceleration Time Bit 1 0-1 Read only
This bit can be controlled by a digital input so ramp rates can be selected by external control. See P02.19
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
02.16 Deceleration Time Bit 0 0-1 Read only
This bit can be controlled by a digital input so ramp rates can be selected by external control. See P02.20
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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02.17 Deceleration Time Bit 1 0-1 Read only
This bit can be controlled by a digital input so ramp rates can be selected by external control. See P02.20
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
02.18 Jog Selected 0-1 Read only
0: Jog disabled
1: Jog enabled
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
2.19 Acceleration Selector 1-4 Read only
Indicates the acceleration time being selected, it is controlled by P02.14 to P02.15
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
2.20 Deceleration Selector 1-4 Read only
Indicates the deceleration time being selected, it is controlled by P02.16 to P02.17
0: s (second)
1: m (minute)
The jog interval time (P02.24) is the waiting time from the jog command being removed to the next jog
command being applied and acted upon
Example: If a jog interval time of 5s is set, when the jog command is removed, the drive will decelerate and
stop/disable. If another jog command is given, the drive will wait 5s before re-enabling and jogging. If the jog
command is given at any time during the 5s interval time, the drive will wait for the 5s to elapse and then jog
NOTE:
1) In the keypad control mode, the jog operation can be implemented by pressing and holding the MF
button on the drives display. Release the MF key and the drive stops according to the stop mode set in
P03.10. In the terminal control mode, the jog operation can be realized by setting jog FWD and REV
terminals. The jog operation can also be implemented by serial communication
2) When the drive is jogging, acceleration/deceleration time is determined by P02.22/P02.23
• The jog operation is effective in when the drive is enabled (DI6) but not running
• When the drive is jogging, the run command is disabled
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
02.29 E-Pot Reset 0-1 Read only
When set to On (1), the E-Pot output is reset to 0.0%
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
02.30 E-Pot Up 0-1 Read only
When this parameter is 1 the output of the E-Pot will increase
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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2.31 E-Pot Down 0-1 Read only
When this parameter is 1 the output of the E-Pot will decrease
Example:
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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2.32 E-Pot Output -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
Shows the output of the E-Pot
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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03.19 Drive Enable 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source to enable the drive. By default when set in terminal
control this parameter is controlled by DI6 (P09.07 = 10)
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter only has an effect in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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03.20 Run 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter is only enabled in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
03.21 Not Stop 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter is only enabled in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
03.22 Run Forward 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source. By default when set in terminal control this
parameter is controlled by DI1 (P09.02 = 3)
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter is only enabled in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
03.23 Run Reverse 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source. By default when set in terminal control this
parameter is controlled by DI2 (P09.03 = 4)
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter is only enabled in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
03.24 Forward/Reverse 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter is only enabled in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
03.25 Jog Forward 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source. By default when set in terminal control this
parameter is controlled by DI3 (P09.04 = 7)
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter is only enabled in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
03.26 Jog Reverse 0-1 Read only
Can be controlled by a digital input or other control source
• This parameter is reset to zero after power up
• This parameter is only enabled in terminal control mode
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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03.27 Serial Comms Control Word 0 - 65535 Read only
When P03.28 (Serial comms control word enable) is set to 1, this parameter can be used to control the drive
P03.27 is a 16-bit binary number (displayed in decimal form on the drive’s keypad)
The meaning of each bit is shown as the following table:
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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03.30 Drive Direction Indicator 0-1 Read only
Used to indicate what direction the drive is running:
0: Running forward
1: Running reverse
Menu 3
Start & Stop Logic
P10.07 = 2
P10.17 = 0 AND
P03.28 = 1
P10.07 = 1
OR
P10.17 = 1
P10.07 = 0
AND
P10.17 = 0
Keypad control
RUN button
STOP button
MF button Control logic Reverse
control limit
P03.24 (FWD/REV) P03.05 Start mode P03.01
M
P03.10 Stop mode
Jog selected E
P10.22 Power off stop mode indictor N
P03.20 Run P10.20 Force DC brake
U
P02.18
M P03.21 Not Stop P10.12 Low DC bus operation 1B
E P03.22 Forward Read
only
N P03.23 Reverse
U Drive active
P03.24 FWD/REV
P05.27
P03.25 Jog forward
9
P03.26 Jog reverse Read
only
Serial comms
Serial communications control word
control or option card P03.27
control
Auto-start after
power off
P03.03
Enable
P03.19
Parameter descriptions
Parameter Parameter name 【
Range Default 】 Modbus register
address
Change
mode
04.01 Preset speed 1 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [5.00Hz] 0190H Run or stop
04.02 Preset speed 2 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [10.00Hz] 0191H Run or stop
04.03 Preset speed 3 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [20.00Hz] 0192H Run or stop
04.04 Preset speed 4 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [30.00Hz] 0193H Run or stop
04.05 Preset speed 5 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [40.00Hz] 0194H Run or stop
04.06 Preset speed 6 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [45.00Hz] 0195H Run or stop
04.07 Preset speed 7 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [50.00Hz] 0196H Run or stop
04.08 Preset speed 8 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [5.00Hz] 0197H Run or stop
04.09 Preset speed 9 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [10.00Hz] 0198H Run or stop
04.10 Preset speed 10 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [20.00Hz] 0199H Run or stop
04.11 Preset speed 11 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [30.00Hz] 019AH Run or stop
04.12 Preset speed 12 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [40.00Hz] 019BH Run or stop
04.13 Preset speed 13 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [45.00Hz] 019CH Run or stop
04.14 Preset speed 14 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [50.00Hz] 019DH Run or stop
04.15 Preset speed 15 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [50.00Hz] 019EH Run or stop
04.16 Preset speed 16 -P1.02Hz-P1.02Hz [50.00Hz] 019FH Run or stop
The drive has 16 preset speeds that can be programmed to different frequencies. They can be selected by
digital inputs or be used for the PLC function.
PLC functionality
Parameter descriptions
Parameter Parameter name 【
Range Default 】 Modbus
register address
Change mode
04.17 PLC Mode 0 - 3 [0] 01A0H Stop only
04.18 PLC Power Off Saving Mode 0 - 1 [1] 01A1H Stop only
04.19 PLC Restart Mode 0 - 2 [0] 01A2H Stop only
04.20 PLC Step 1 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01A3H Run or stop
04.22 PLC Step 2 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01A5H Run or stop
04.24 PLC Step 3 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01A7H Run or stop
04.26 PLC Step 4 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01A9H Run or stop
04.28 PLC Step 5 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01ABH Run or stop
04.30 PLC Step 6 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01ADH Run or stop
04.32 PLC Step 7 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01AFH Run or stop
04.34 PLC Step 8 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01B1H Run or stop
04.36 PLC Step 9 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01B3H Run or stop
04.38 PLC Step 10 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01B5H Run or stop
04.40 PLC Step 11 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01B7H Run or stop
04.42 PLC Step 12 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01B9H Run or stop
04.44 PLC Step 13 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01BBH Run or stop
04.46 PLC Step 14 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01BDH Run or stop
04.48 PLC Step 15 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01BFH Run or stop
04.50 PLC Step 16 Running Time 0.0s - 6553.5s [0.0] 01C1H Run or stop
P04.20 to P04.50 sets the running time for each step (1-16)
P04.21 P04.23 P04.25 P04.27 P04.29 P04.31 P04.33 P04.35 P04.37 P04.39 P04.41 P04.43 P04.45 P04.47 P04.49 P04.51
Presetrate
Accel/decel speed
3 (2) P04.54
(PLC recycle mode indicator)
Presetrate
Accel/decel speed
4 (3) cycle not running (0)
Parameter descriptions
Parameter Parameter name 【
Range Default 】 Change
mode
04.17 PLC Mode 0 - 3 [0] Stop only
0: Disable PLC function.
As shown below the drive will stop after a PLC cycle. The cycle can be repeated by toggling the RUN command
As shown in the example below the drive will keep at the frequency set in f16 when the PLC cycle has
completed
As shown in the example below the drive will repeat the cycle until a STOP command
The drive does not store the PLC state when powered off and will restart from preset 1 when powered up
again with a RUN command
1: Restart from zero and accelerate to the step speed that was current at the last stop (trip)
As shown in the example below, the drive will start from zero and accelerate to the step speed that was
current before the cycle was interrupted:
f
a1: phase 1 acceleration process
f1: phase 1 frequency
f2
T1: phase 1 running time
a2
d3 a2: phase 2 acceleration process
f1
f2: phase 2 frequency
a1 T2: phase 2 running time
a3: phase 3 acceleration process
f3: phase 3 frequency
a3 f3 t T3: phase 3 running time
a4: phase 4 acceleration process
a4
f4: phase 4 frequency
f4 T4: phase 4 running time
T1 T2 T3 T4
Running
command
Interrupt
2: Restart from the frequency that the drive was at prior to the last stop (trip)
As shown in the example below, the drive will start from zero and accelerate to the frequency that the drive
was at before the cycle was interrupted:
NOTE:
1) PLC running is limited by Start frequency (P03.06)
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
04.53 PLC Finished Indicator 0-1 Read only
0: PLC in running
1: PLC has finished
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
04.54 PLC Repeat Cycle Mode Indicator 0-1 Read only
This parameter is 1 when the P04.17 (PLC mode) = 3 (Keep repeating the PLC cycle) and the drive is running
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
04.55 PLC reset indictor 0-1 Read only
Indicates if the PLC is reset or not
0: Keys unlocked
1: All keys are locked
2: Keys are locked except for RUN and STOP keys
To unlock press and hold the ESC key for > 5 seconds, P05.07 will flash once to indicate that keys have been
unlocked, P05.06 will change to 0
0: Jog
1: Forward/Reverse
2: Coast to Stop
3: Reserved setting, do not use
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.08 Motor Speed -18000rpm - 18000rpm Read only
Used to display the actual motor speed
NOTE: There is a 5-digit LED display on the HD700 Drive standard keypad. When motor speed is less than or
equal to −10000rpm, a decimal point is used to indicate reverse running, see example:
Example:
18000rpm is shown as 18000
−8000rpm is shown as −8000
−18000rpm is shown as 1.8000
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.10 Load Speed -180000rpm - 180000rpm Read only
Used to display the actual load speed: P05.10 = P05.09 × P05.08. See description for P05.09
NOTE: There is a 5-digit LED display on the HD700 Drive standard keypad. When motor speed is less than or
equal to −10000rpm, a decimal point is used to indicate reverse running, see example:
For example:
18123rpm is shown as 18123
175426rpm is shown as 1754.2
−8123rpm is shown as −8123
−18123rpm is shown as 1.8123
−175426rpm is shown as 17.542
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.11 Output Frequency -P01.02Hz - P01.02Hz Read only
Displays the output frequency of the drive
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.12 Output Voltage 0 - drive rated output voltage Read only
Displays the output voltage of the drive
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.13 DC Bus Voltage 0 - model dependant Read only
Displays the DC bus level of the drive
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.14 Output Current 0.0 - 3 x motor rated current Read only
Displays the total drive output current (motor current)
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
- 3 x motor rated current -
05.15 Torque Producing Current Read only
3 x motor rated current
Displays the torque producing current
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.16 Motor Magnetising Current 0.0 - 3 x motor rated current Read only
Displays the motor magnetising current
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.17 Output Power 0.0% - 300.0% Read only
Used to indicate the output power as a percentage of motor power
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.18 Running Time Years & Days 0.000 - 9.364 Read only
Used to record how long the drive has been running for in years and days
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.19 Running Time Hours & Minutes 0.00 - 23.59 Read only
Used to record how long the drive has been running for in hours and minutes
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.20 Energy Meter MWh 0.0MWh - 999.9MWh Read only
Used to indicate the energy supplied by the drive in MegaWatt hours
When P05.23=1, the energy meter is reset to be 0
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.21 Energy Meter kWh 0.00kWh - 99.99kWh Read only
Used to indicate the energy supplied by the drive in kilowatt hours
When P05.23=1, the energy meter is reset to be 0
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.24 Running Cost 0 - 10000 Read only
If P05.22 is set correctly, this parameter indicates the cost of running the drive per hour
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.25 Heatsink Temperature -25oC - 127oC Read only
Shows the temperature of the drives heatsink
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.26 IGBT Junction Temperature -25oC - 200oC Read only
The IGBT junction temperature is calculated using heatsink temperature (P05.25) and a thermal model of the
drive power stage. The resulting temperature is displayed in this parameter. The calculated IGBT junction
temperature is used to reduce the drive switching frequency if the devices become too hot
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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05.27 Running Indicator 0-1 Read only
Shows whether the drive output stage of the drive is active:
0: Not active
1: Active
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Parameter Parameter name Range
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05.28 At or above Rated Load 0-1 Read only
Used to indicate whether the output current is above or below motor rated current:
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.29 Control MCU Software Version 0.00 - 99.99 Read only
Shows the software version of the control stage micro processor
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.30 Power MCU Software Version 0.00 - 99.99 Read only
Shows the software version of the power stage micro processor
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.31 LCD Keypad Software Version 0.00 - 99.99 Read only
Shows the software version of the LCD keypad (when fitted)
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
05.32 Rectifier Software Version 0.00 - 99.99 Read only
The larger sizes of the HD700 drives have thyristors front end input stage. This parameter shows the software
version for the thyristors control
The default of P06.08 is dependent on the drive power as given in the table below:
1: Flux braking during deceleration on Stop command and when changing speed reference
Increases the flux producing component of the motor current during deceleration. This increases losses and
will dissipate some excess energy as heat in the motor instead of being fed back to the drives DC bus. This can,
in some cases, eliminate the need for a braking resistor
Warning:
This function is not suitable for all applications where stopping the motor is frequent. Care should be taken to
avoid over heating the motor
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Parameter Parameter name Range Default mode
07.12 Current Loop Proportional Gain 0.001 - 10.000 [0.020] Run or stop
07.13 Current loop Integral Gain 0.00s - 100.00s [0.20] Run or stop
Sets the proportional and integral gains of the current loop controller
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
07.22 Torque Reference Display -300.0% - 300.0% Read only
Displays the torque reference
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
07.24 Torque Being Limited Indicator 0-1 Read only
Indicates whether torque is limited - the current limit is active
Menu 7B
Speed/torque
control
P07.02
AC
Reference motor
selected
Acceleration/
P01.14 deceleration rate 0
Menu 2A Motor control
Read 1 Menu 13
only
Torque current
P05.15
Read
only
Magnetising current
P05.16
0-10V (6)
P08.08
(AI2 function select)
Used to decide the function
of AI2
P08.01 Speed control (0)
(AI function level control)
P08.18 P08.09 P08.10 P08.11 Basic range (0) Torque
control (1)
(AI2 level) (AI2 offset) (AI2 scaling) (AI2 invert)
AI2 Shows the Offset applied to AI2 Used to scale AI2 AI2 signal invert Can be set to(1)
level of AI2 signal Presetoffset
Torque speed(2)
extended
group
parameters
Preset
P1.01 speed
- P15.22
Preset
Tor prod speed
I (2)
Motor
Presetspeed
speed(4) P08.13
(AO function level control)
DC bus voltage(5) Basic range (0) P08.15 P08.19
(AO1 scaling) (AO1 level)
Can be set to(1) AO1
Used to scale AO1 Shows the
Output voltage(6)
extended level of AO1
group
AI1 level (7) parameters
AI2 level
Preset (8)
speed
Lengh (9)
Counting (10)
P1.01 - P15.22
0: 0mA - 20mA
1: 20mA - 0mA
2: 4mA - 20mA (With trip F013 on current loss)
3: 20mA - 4mA (With trip F013 on current loss)
4: 4 mA - 20mA (without trip)
5: 20mA - 4mA (without trip)
6: 0V - 10V
When P08.01 (Analog input function level control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in the
range P01.01 – P15.22
When P08.01 (Analog input function level control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in the
range P01.01 – P15.22
1: P08.14 (Analogue output function select) can be set to parameters in the range P01.01 - P15.22
When P08.13 (Analogue output function level control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in
the range P01.01 – P15.22.
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
Analog Input 1 Current Loss
08.16 0-1 Read only
Indicator
If P08.02 is set to Mode 2 or 3, when the current input falls below 3mA this parameter will change to 1
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
08.17 Analog Input 1 Signal Level 0.0% - 100.0% Read only
Actual level of signal at AI1 in %
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
08.18 Analog Input 2 Signal Level 0.0% - 100.0% Read only
Actual level of signal at AI2 in %
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
08.19 Analogue Output Signal Level 0.0% - 100.0% Read only
Shows the level of AO1 in %
Menu 8
Analogue inputs
Analogue
input
function
AI1 level AI1 function
AI1 mode AI1 offset invert control select
P08.02 P08.04 P08.06 P08.01 P08.03
AI1
upper
AI1 0
limit
Analogue 0 P08.20
input 1 1 AI1 filtering AI1 level
2 time AI1 scaling 2
Current 3 P08.07 P08.17 P08.05 0 0
loop loss
4 1 1
188R Read Invert
5
only P01.01
6
P08.21
AI1
P18.08
lower
limit
Analogue
input
function
AI2 level AI2 function
AI2 offset invert control select
P08.09 P08.11 P08.01 P08.08
AI2
upper
0
limit
P08.22
AI2 filtering AI2 level
AI2 time AI2 scaling 2
Analogue
input 2 P08.12 P08.18 P08.10 0 0
1 1
Read Invert
only P01.01
P08.23
AI2
P18.08
lower
limit
• When P09.01 (Digital Input Function Level Control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in
the range P01.01 – P18.08
• When P09.09 (Status relays function level control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in
the range P01.01 – P18.08
• When P09.09 (Status relays function level control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in
the range P01.01 – P18.08
0: 0V (when the digital input is connected to 0V, digital input state will be 1) (negative logic)
1: 24V (when the digital input is connected to 24V, digital input state will be 1) (positive logic)
Connection examples:
P09.21
P09.21=0 (Source) P09.21=1 (Sink)
Connection
Using the drives 24V
Type
Using the drives 24V Using an external supply Using the drives 24V Using an external supply
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Connection
OC (NPN) OC (PNP)
Group 9
Group 9
0: Off
1:
Run Forward
Momentary close
DI2 (Digital input 2)
latches run forward
Run Reverse DI3 (Digital input 3)
Momentary close
latches run reverse
24V
2:
Reset
DI7 (Digital input 7)
24V
• When the PTC thermistor resistance increases to 3kΩ, the drive will trip F011
• When thermistor resistance decreases to 1.8kΩ, the trip can be reset
0: No centre
• When P09.29 (Digital output function level control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in
the range P01.01 – P18.08
• When P09.29 (Digital output function level control) is set to 1, this parameter can be set to parameters in
the range P01.01 – P18.08
0: Normal output
1: Pulse output
2: PWM output
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
Digital Input 7 Level Of Input
09.38
Frequency -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
When P09.24 (DI7 mode) =2 (high frequency pulse), this parameter displays the level of DI7 as a percentage:
0: Off
1: On
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
09.47 Relay 1 State 0-1 Read only
Shows Status of Relay 1:
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
09.48 Relay 2 State 0-1 Read only
Shows the status of Relay 2:
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
09.49 Digital Output 1 State 0-1 Read only
Shows the status of DO1:
0: Output 0V
1: Output 24V
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
09.50 Digital Output 2 State 0-1 Read only
Shows the status of DO2:
0: Output 0V
1: Output 24V
Modbus
Parameter Parameter name Setting
register address
10.01 Protocol 03E8H
10.02 Address 03E9H
10.03 Baud Rate 03EAH
10.04 Network Data Format 03EBH
10.05 Modbus Silent Interval 03ECH
10.06 Password 03EDH
10.07 Control Mode 03EEH
10.08 Load Defaults 03EFH
10.09 Fan Control 03F0H
10.10 Switching Frequency 03F1H
10.11 Switching Frequency Automatic Adjustment 03F2H
10.12 Low Mains Supply Operation (400V models only) 03F3H
10.13 Model Code 03F4H
10.14 Drive Status 03F5H
10.15 Set Running Time 03F6H
10.16 Running >P10.15 03F7H
10.17 Select Terminal Control 03F8H
10.18 Drive Response When Keypad Is Removed 03F9H
10.19 If Password Is Cleared - Load Defaults 03FAH
10.20 Switch On DC Injection Brake 03FBH
10.21 PID Output Value Freeze 03FCH
10.22 Mains Supply Loss Mode 03FDH
10.23 Reset Running Time 03FEH
10.24 Set Run Time Units 03FFH
10.25 Set Running Time Upper Limit 0400H
10.26 Motor director set up 0401H
0: Modbus protocol
1: Reserved setting, do not use
0: 2.4kbps
1: 4.8kbps
2: 9.6kbps
3: 19.2kbps
4: 38.4kbps
5: 57.6kbps
0: The drive controls the heatsink cooling fan according to the drives heatsink temperature
1: The fan is set to run at full speed continuously
• The drive will not be able to provide the same power as with a 400VAC supply, but it may me enough
to move the application slowly into a required state
• When P10.12 is enabled and the drive is supplied from 200VAC, the drive will display alarm H005
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
10.14 Drive Status 0 - 65535 Read only
Used to display the drive status in the form of a 16-bit binary number. It is displayed on the keypad as a
decimal number
For example:
P10.14 = 3, the binary code is 0000000000000011, the drive is healthy and running
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
10.16 Running >P10.15 0-1 Read only
Used to indicate when the drive has run for as long as the time set in P10.15:
0: The time the drive has been running has not exceeded the time set in P10.15
1: The time the drive has been running has exceeded the time set in P10.15
If the drive is disabled then enabled during running, the time will start from zero again
=
•
• If P10.15 0, P10.16 is always zero
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
10.17 Select Terminal Control 0-1 Read only
A digital input can be set to control this parameter in order to switch to terminal control mode
0: Carry on running
1: Stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
10.20 Switch On DC Injection Brake 0-1 Run or stop
Used to switch on the DC injection braking. A digital input can be set to control this parameter
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
10.21 PID Output Value Freeze 0-1 Run or stop
Set to 1, the PID output (P15.22) will not change
For example: a digital input can be set to control this parameter
0: Coast. When the supply to the drive is lost the drives output will inhibit and the motor will coast to a stop
1: Ramp. When the supply to the drive is lost the drive will decelerate using the rate set in P02.07
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
10.23 Reset Running Time 0-1 Run or stop
Set to 1, the running time in P10.16 is reset to 0.
0: Hours
1: Seconds
0: Forward
1: Reverse
Modbus register
Parameter Parameter name
address
11.01 Trip 1 (Oldest trip) 044CH
11.02 Trip 2 044DH
11.03 Trip 3 044EH
11.04 Trip 4 044FH
11.05 Trip 5 0450H
11.06 Trip 6 0451H
11.07 Trip 7 0452H
11.08 Trip 8 0453H
11.09 Trip 9 0454H
11.10 Trip 10 (Last Trip) 0455H
11.11 Last Trip Output Frequency 0456H
11.12 Last Trip Current 0457H
11.13 Last Trip DC Voltage 0458H
11.14 Last Trip Digital Input Status 0459H
11.15 Last Trip Digital Output Status 045AH
11.16 Current Trip 045BH
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Parameter Parameter name Range Default mode
11.01 Trip 1 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.02 Trip 2 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.03 Trip 3 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.04 Trip 4 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.05 Trip 5 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.06 Trip 6 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.07 Trip 7 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.08 Trip 8 0 - 99 [0] Read only
11.09 Trip 9 0- 99 [0] Read only
11.10 Last Trip 0 - 99 [0] Read only
• Show the last 10 trips. P11.10 is the most recent trip and P11.01 the oldest
• The trip string is “Fxxx”, where “xxx” is the trip number
• Example, overcurrent trip displays F001 will be shown as 1 in these parameters
• The Under voltage trip (F003) is only stored if the power to the drive is turned off while the drive is
running. The drive doesn’t store the F003 trip at any other time. When the drive powers down from a
stand by state (not running) the drives display will show OFF
Example: Both DI3 and DI5 terminals are level 1 when a trip occurs, the corresponding binary value of P11.14
will be 0010100, P11.14 will display 20 (decimal value)
Example: DO2 is 1, DO1 is 0, Relay 1 is on (1), and Relay 2 is off (0) when the last trip occurred. The binary
value of P11.15 is 1001, so the display value of P11.15 will be 9 (decimal value)
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
11.16 Current Trip 0 - 99 Read only
• Shows the current trip.
• The trip string is “Fxxx”, where “xxx” is the trip number
Modbus
Parameter Parameter name Setting
register address
12.01 Drive Healthy 04B0H
12.02 Deceleration Over Voltage Prevention 04B1H
12.03 Deceleration Over Voltage Prevention Level 04B2H
12.04 Drive Pre-Overload Alarming 04B3H
12.05 Threshold Level Of Overload Alarming 04B4H
12.06 Overload Alarming Delay Time 04B5H
12.07 Auto Reset 04B6H
12.08 Auto Reset Delay 04B7H
12.09 Input Phase Loss Disable 04B8H
12.10 Output Phase Loss Disable 04B9H
12.11 Overload Protection Mode 04BAH
12.12 Overload Protection Factor 04BBH
12.13 Alarm Display Control 04BCH
12.14 External Fault 04BDH
12.15 Reset 04BEH
12.16 Under Voltage Indicator 04BFH
12.17 Overload Accumulator On Indicator 04C0H
12.18 Alarming Indicator 04C1H
12.19 Under Voltage Trip Disable 04C2H
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
12.01 Drive Healthy 0-1 Read only
Indicates if the drive is healthy:
0: Tripped
1: Healthy
0: Off
1: On
• When drive output current is larger than P12.05, the time counter increases
• When drive output current is less than than P12.05, the time counter decreases until zero
• The rate of increasing and decreasing is the same
Trips Description
F003 (Under voltage), can be auto reset if the DC bus
F003
voltage is above the under voltage threshold.
≥F030 Internal faults cannot be reset
To clear this trip defaults need to be loaded before a
F020
reset can clear this trip.
Can be reset after 10s, if trip condition is no longer
F001, F006
present.
Can reset after 1s, if trip condition is no longer
Other trips
present.
NOTE:
1) The reset count is only incremented when the trip is the same as the previous trip. When the reset count
reaches the programmed value, any further trip of the same value will not cause an auto-reset.
For example:
P12.07 = 10, the drive continuously initiates F001 trips in a period. The drive initiates a F002 trip after
auto reset 5 times. Then F002 trip will be auto reset 10 times
2) If there has been no trip for 5 minutes then the reset count is cleared.
3) Auto reset will not occur on F001, F018, F020, F30 or above F030 trips
4) When a manual reset occurs, the auto reset counter is reset to zero.
If an input phase is lost, the drive will trip in the time set and the drive will trip on F004.
On motors that are self-cooled, cooling effects are reduce at low speeds and therefore relevant electronic
thermal protection parameters should also be adjusted; low speed compensation of motor protection mode
means that when the running frequency is lower than 50% of the maximum running frequency, the motors
overload protection value will be decreased as illustrated below:
For example:
Motor rated frequency is 50.00Hz, when output frequency is 10Hz, the corresponding overload protection
When output frequency is 10Hz and output current is 82% motor rated current, the motor overload protection
will be active
On motors that are force ventilated, cooling effects do not reduce at low speeds and therefore there is no
need to adjust the thermal protection for low speeds
The ratio of drive rated output current and motor rated current defines setting range of this parameter:
For example:
When drive rated output current is 10A and motor rated current is 5A, then the setting range of P12.12 value
is 0% to 200.0%
When drive rated output current is 5A and motor rated current is 10A, then the setting range of P12.12 value
is 0% to 50.0%
• When motor overload protection factor is set to 0, motor overload protection is disabled
• When P12.12=100% (default), and drive output current is 150% motor rated current, then drive will
trips F10 in 60 seconds
The following table shows trip times for different overloads when P12.12 = 100%:
Drive output current/ motor rated current P12.12 =100%, motor overload time before trip
1.1 3000s
1.2 2000s
1.3 500s
1.4 100s
1.5 60s
1.6 30s
1.7 10s
1.8 3s
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
12.14 External Fault 0-1 Read only
If this parameter is set to 1, the drive will trip F018. This parameter can be controlled by a digital input:
For example:
P09.06 = 15 (P12.14): Digital input 5 to control the External fault
P09.16 = 1: Digital input 1 invert
An external trip input is usually a normally closed contact connected between +24V and the assigned digital
input. When the normally closed contact connected to Digital Input 5 is opened, the drive will trip F018
Please note: The normally closed contact must be opened for >2s for the External fault to latch
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
12.15 Reset 0-1 Read only
If this parameter is set to 1, a trip can be reset after eliminating the fault condition. This parameter can be
controlled by a digital input:
For example (as default parameters): P09.08 = 11 (P12.15), Digital Input 7 can then be used to reset the drive
Some trips cannot be reset or have a minimum time before the trip can be reset, see table below:
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
12.16 Under Voltage Indicator 0-1 Read only
Used to indicate if the DC bus voltage is lower than under voltage limit. When the DC bus voltage is lower than
under voltage limit, this parameter is set to 1
When this parameter is 1 the drives output stage is inhibited and the drives display will show a F003 trip
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
12.17 Overload Accumulator On Indicator 0-1 Read only
When drive output current exceeds the value in P12.05 for longer than the time set in P12.06, this parameter
will change to 1
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
12.18 Alarming Indicator 0-1 Read only
Used to indicate whether the drive is in alarming:
0: Not alarming
1: Alarming
Note: In an application where a number of motors are connected to one drive, V/f control must be used
0: no action
NOTE: Each time this parameter is changed the accumulator for motor thermal protection is reset to zero
For example:
Rated frequency is 50Hz. Rated speed is 1460rpm.
1: 2-pole motor
2: 4-pole motor
3: 6-pole motor
4: 8-pole motor
Note: For most applications, it is not necessary to enter the motor rated speed. For high inertia applications
such as fans, do not enter a motor rated speed as this can lead to instability in the motor and spurious over
current or over voltage trips.
For example:
Rated frequency is 50Hz. Rated speed is 1460rpm.
1: 2-pole motor
2: 4-pole motor
3: 6-pole motor
4: 8-pole motor
Note: For most applications, it is not necessary to enter the motor rated speed. For high inertia applications
such as fans, do not enter a motor rated speed as this can lead to instability in the motor and spurious over
current or over voltage trips.
The Textile function is used in the textile, chemical fiber industry and can be adapted to other applications e.g.
traversing or winding function
P14.02 Aw +
P14.05
Center of
Aw Textile frequency
textile
AW = P14.02 x 14.05 (%)
frequency Aw -
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
14.09 Pause Textile 0-1 Read only
Used to pause the textile function, the flow diagram below illustrates what will happen with this parameter is
enabled or disabled
The frequency
The drive will was in the
When The drive rises from
accelerate to P14.02 triangle wave P14.20 according to
The Below P14.02 pause
according to rise stage
triangle wave rise time,
frequency textile was
acceleration rate and carrys on with the
is? enabled?
selected, and stay at textile operation.
that frequency.
The frequency
Above P14.02
was in the
triangle wave
fall stage
NOTE: When a stop command is given, pause textile (P14.09) is disabled automatically
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
14.11 Actual length 0 - 60000 unit length Read only
Displays the actual length which is counted through digital input DI6 (P09.23 = 1)
• Actual length = length counting pulse number/pulse number per unit length (P14.12)
• The actual length is shown on the display is rounded up; the internal value is accurate to one decimal
place
• See description for P14.12
The following table shows an example of different actual lengths with different settings:
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
14.13 Actual Length Meets The Reference 0-1 Read only
Used to indicate when the actual reference meets the reference
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
Actual Number Meets Reference
14.16 0-1 Read only
Number
When the actual number of pulses counted meets P14.14, this parameter changes to 1. When the next pulse
arrives this parameter changes to 0. See the example in the description for P14.17, which illustrates how this
parameter works
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
14.17 Actual Number Meets Set Number 0-1 Read only
When the actual number of pulses counted meets P14.15, this parameter changes to 1, the counter continues
to count. When the actual number meets reference number counting (P14.14), P14.17 is reset. Set number
counting (P14.15) should be less than or equal to reference number counting (P14.14). See the example below
that illustrates how this parameter works
• The number counting is counted through the digital input terminal (DI6) input pulse signal (P09.23 =
2), the maximum input frequency is 60.00Hz.
Example:
P14.14= 5 (reference of number counting is 5)
P14.15= 3 (set number counting is 3)
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
14.18 Reset Length Counting 0-1 Read only
When the parameter is set to 1, the length counting is reset to 0
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
14.19 Reset Pulse Counting 0-1 Read only
When the parameter is set to 1, the number counting is reset to 0
Worked example
Settings from defaults:
P01.02 = 120.00: the maximum running frequency is 120.00Hz
P02.04 = 12.0: acceleration rate1 is 12.0s
P02.05 = 6.0: deceleration rate1 is 6.0s
P14.01 = 1: textile function is enabled
P14.02 = 80.00: centre of textile frequency is 80.00Hz
P14.03 = 45.00: preset textile frequency is 45.00Hz
P14.04 = 6.0: run time of preset textile frequency is 6.0s
P14.05 = 25.0: textile frequency is Aw = P14.02 × 25.0% = 20.00Hz. The upper limit of textile frequency is
100.00Hz and the lower limit of textile frequency is 60.00Hz
P14.06 = 25.0: jump frequency is Aw × 25.0% = 5.00Hz
P14.07 = 17.5: textile period is 17.5s
P14.08 = 60.0: triangle rise time is P14.07 x 60.0% = 10.5s
Press "RUN" key, and the drive will output as the following diagram:
NOTE: The PID function is only active if the output destination (P15.15) is routed to a valid unprotected
parameter. If only the indicator parameters are required, the destination parameter should be routed to an
unused valid parameter
P10.21
(PID output freeze)
OFF (0)
On (1)
P15.16
(PID integrator hold)
OFF (0)
On (1) P15.03
(PID feed forward reference) P15.18
(PID feed forward
P1.01 - P15.22 ref level)
Displayed in %
P15.04 P roportional
(PID reference invert) P15.09
P15.01 P15.12
(PID reference) + + P15.15
Not inverted (0) (Max Output) P15.22
P15.19 P15.21 P15.14 (PID output function)
P1.01 - P15.22 (PID ref level)
+
(PID error level)
Error I ntegral + (PID (PID output
+
Displayed in % P15.10 output level) P1.01 - P15.22
Displayed in % scaling)
Invert (1) - P15.13 Displayed in %
+
D erivative (Min Output)
P15.11
P15.05
P15.02 (PID feedback invert)
(PID feedback)
P15.20 Not inverted (0)
(PID feedback
P1.01 - P15.22
level)
Displayed in % Inverted (1)
P15.07 P12.01
(PID enable) (Drive healthy)
OFF (0) Not healthy (0)
• The Proportional term produces an output value that is proportional to the present error value
• If the PID proportional gain is set too high, the system can become unstable
• If the PID proportional gain is set to low, the system will be less responsive to an error
• The integral term changes the output according to the past errors. The integral is the sum of the
errors over time
• The derivative term calculates the rate of change of the error and adds to the output
• The derivative term can reduce the time taken to respond to a change in the error but can cause
overshoots and make the system unstable. It also makes the controller sensitive to noise and is
therefore usually left at 0 and only used to enhance the system in a small number of cases
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
15.18 PID Feed Forward Reference Level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
Displays the feed forward reference input of the PID controller
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
15.19 PID Reference Level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
Displays the reference input of the PID controller
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
15.20 PID Feedback Level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
Displays the feedback input of the PID controller
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Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
15.21 PID Error Level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
Displays the error of the PID controller
-
PID error = PID reference PID feedback
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
15.22 PID Output Level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
Displays the output of the PID controller
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
15.34 Sleep Status Indicator 0-1 Read only
When P15.34 is set to a 1, this indicates that the drive is in ‘Sleep Mode’ and the drives display will show
“H007”
Worked example
• The PID controller is now set up to control the pressure in the air duct, but the PID loop is not tuned
Parameters P15.09 (P gain), P15.10 (I gain) & P15.11 (D gain) may need adjusting depending on the response
required to a change in feedback signal.
If the delay parameter is negative, the delay holds the output active for the delay period after the active
condition has been removed as shown below. Therefore, an active input that lasts for as long as the sample
time or more will produce an output that lasts at least as long as the delay time.
These parameters only have two statuses: 0 or 1. When they are routed as destination parameters and the
source parameter is a non-bit parameter, the bit input will be 1 if the value of source parameter is equal or
more than 50% of its maximum. The bit input will be 0 if the value of source parameter is less than 50% of its
maximum.
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
16.17 Sum four's input 0 - 1 [0] Run or stop
See parameter P16.15
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
16.18 Binary sum offset 0 - 248 [0] Run or stop
This parameter is used to increase binary sum output results. The value of this parameter is an integer
between 0 and 248.
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
16.19 Binary sum output function P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
This parameter defines the parameter to be controlled by the binary to decimal conversion logic function. It is
used to route the output to destination parameters.
Only non-protected parameters can be programmed as a destination.
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
16.20 Block 1 output indicator 0-1 Read only
Displays the state of the block 1 output
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
16.21 Block 2 output indicator 0-1 Read only
Displays the state of the block 2 output
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
16.22 Binary sum output level 0 - 255 Read only
Displays the level of the binary sum output.
Examples
The table below shows how the binary sum function operates with 0 offset (P16.18=0)
Value in destination parameter
Four’s Two’s One’s Binary sum Destination parameter with Destination parameter with
input input input output a maximum value of 7 or a maximum value of greater
(P16.17) (P16.16) (P16.15) (P16.22) less, i.e. P03.05 with a range than 7, i.e. P10.05 with a
of 0 to 4 range of 0 to 250
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 1 1 35
0 1 0 2 2 71
0 1 1 3 3 107
1 0 0 4 4 143
1 0 1 5 4 178
1 1 0 6 4 214
1 1 1 7 4 250
The table below shows how the binary sum function operates with an offset value (e.g. P16.18=3).
Value in destination parameter
Binary Binary Destination parameter Destination parameter
Four’s Two’s One’s
sum sum with a maximum value with a maximum value
input input input
offset output of (7 + offset) or less, of greater than 7, i.e.
(P16.17) (P16.16) (P16.15)
(P16.18) (P16.22) i.e. P01.01 with a range P10.05 with a range of
of 0 to 8 0 to 250
0 0 0 3 3 75
0 0 1 4 4 100
0 1 0 5 5 125
0 1 1 6 6 150
3
1 0 0 7 7 175
1 0 1 8 8 200
1 1 0 9 8 225
1 1 1 10 8 250
Menu 16
Binary sum
Binary sum
offset
P16.18 Binary sum
output
Binary sum one’s input function
P16.17 P16.16 P16.15 Output P16.19
P16.15
0 0 0 0 Binary sum
Binary sum two’s input 0 0 1 0 output level
P01.01
0 1 0 0
P16.16
0 1 1 0 P16.22
1 0 0 1
Binary sum fours’s input
1 0 1 1 Read P18.08
P16.17 only
1 1 0 1
1 1 1 1
For example:
Multiplication:
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P01.02 50.00 (the maximum frequency is 50.00Hz)
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P17.11 4.16 (variable selector 1 source 1 is P04.16)
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P4.16 50.00 (P04.16 is set to 50.00Hz)
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P17.12 8.17 (variable selector 1 source 2 is AI1 level)
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P08.17 50.0 (P08.17 value range is 0 to 100%. P08.17 is set to 50%.)
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P17.15 4 (multiplication)
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P17.17 4.01 (destination parameter for the variable selector 1 output is P04.01)
Division:
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P01.02 50.00 (the maximum frequency is 50.00Hz)
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P17.11 4.03 (variable selector 1 source 1 is P04.03)
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P4.03 20.00 (P04.03 is set to 20.00Hz)
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P17.12 4.05 (variable selector 1 source 2 is P04.05)
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P04.05 40.00 (P04.05 is set to 40.00Hz)
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P17.15 5 (division)
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P17.17 4.01 (destination parameter for the variable selector 1 output is P04.01)
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P17.15 7 : Linear ramp
If input 1changes from 0 to 100.0%, the output linear ramps from 0.0% to 100.0% in time set by
P17.16.
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P17.15 8 : Modulus
Output =|input1|
The output is always a positive value.
NOTE:
P17.16 is a control parameter, and the meaning of P17.16 changes according to P17.15.
1) P17.15 = 6, P17.16 is a time constant of the first order filter.
2) P17.15 = 7, P17.16 is the time that output increases from 0 to 100% when input 1 changes from
0 to 100.0%.
3) P17.15 = 9, the value of P17.16 determines that variable selector 1 output is one power, twice
power or three power of input 1.
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.17 Variable selector 1 output function P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
Defines the destination parameter for the variable selector 1 output. Only non-protected
parameters can be programmed as a destination. If an invalid parameter is programmed, the output
is not routed anywhere.
For example:
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P17.11 1.20 (AI1 reference is selected as variable selector 1 input 1)
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P17.12 1.21 (AI2 reference is selected as variable selector 1 input 2)
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P17.15 2 (operation mode is addition)
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P01.02 50.00Hz (the maximum frequency is 50.00Hz)
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P17.17 1.27 (variable selector 1 output is connected to user defined)
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P01.01 8 (reference source is user defined)
= = = =
If P1.20 20.00Hz, P1.21 15.00Hz, then P17.34 (20.00/50.00)+(15.00/50.00) 70 (%)
= =
P1.27 50.00×70 (%) 35.00Hz
The drive output frequency is 35.00Hz.
NOTE:
1) The value of the destination parameter = the maximum of the destination parameter × variable
selector 1 output level (P17.34)
2) When the destination parameter is an integral type parameter, the value of the destination
parameter is a percentage of variable selector 1 output.
3) When the destination parameter is an enumeration type parameter, the number of the value
the destination parameter behind the decimal point will be omitted.
For example:
= = =
If P17.17=P01.01, P17.34 30%, then P01.01 8 × 30% 2.4, so the actual result is P01.01 2. =
4) When the destination parameter is a bit parameter, the value of the destination parameter is 1
if variable selector 1 output is equal to or more than 50%. Otherwise, the value is 0.
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.18 Variable selector 2 source 1 P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
See P17.11 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.19 Variable selector 2 source 2 P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
See P17.12 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.20 Variable selector 2 source 1 scaling 0.0 - ±5.000 [1.000] Run or stop
See P17.13 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.21 Variable selector 2 source 2 scaling 0.0 - ±5.000 [1.000] Run or stop
See P17.14 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.22 Variable selector 2 mode 0 - 9 [0] Run or stop
See P17.15 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.23 Variable selector 2 control factor 0.00 - 99.99 [0.00] Run or stop
See P17.16 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.24 Variable selector 2 output function P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
See P17.17 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.25 Variable selector 3 source 1 P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
See P17.11 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.26 Variable selector 3 source 2 P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
See P17.12 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.27 Variable selector 3 source 1 scaling 0.0 - ±5.000 [1.000] Run or stop
See P17.13 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.28 Variable selector 3 source 2 scaling 0.0 - ±5.000 [1.000] Run or stop
See P17.14 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.29 Variable selector 3 mode 0 - 9 [0] Run or stop
See P17.15 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.30 Variable selector 3 control factor 0.00 - 99.99 [0.00] Run and stop
See P17.16 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.31 Variable selector 3 output function P0.00 - P18.08 [P0.00] Stop only
See P17.17 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.32 Threshold block 1 output function 0-1 Read only
These parameters indicate whether the threshold input variable is above (On) or below (OFF) the
programmed threshold.
If the threshold input variable is above Threshold Level + Hysteresis/2, the keypad displays 1
If the threshold input variable is below Threshold Level - Hysteresis/2, the keypad displays 0
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.33 Threshold block 2 output function 0-1 Read only
See parameter P17.32 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.34 Variable selector 1 output level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
Indicates the level of output signal from the variable selectors and are displayed as percentage.
See P17.17 for further details.
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.35 Variable selector 2 output level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
See parameter P17.34 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.36 Variable selector 3 output level -100.0% - 100.0% Read only
See parameter P17.34 for details
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.37 User defined bit variable 1 0 - 1 [0] Run or stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.38 User defined bit variable 2 0 - 1 [0] Run or stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.39 User defined bit variable 3 0 - 1 [0] Run or stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.40 User defined bit variable 4 0 - 1 [0] Run or stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.41 User defined bit variable 5 0 - 1 [0] Run or stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.42 User defined word variable 1 -300.0% - 300.0% Run and stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.43 User defined word variable 2 -300.0% - 300.0% Run and stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.44 User defined word variable 3 -300.0% - 300.0% Run and stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.45 User defined word variable 4 -300.0% - 300.0% Run and stop
Change
Parameter Parameter name Range
mode
17.46 User defined word variable 5 -300.0% - 300.0% Run and stop
Menu 17
Variable selector 1
Variable selector 1
source 1
Variable selector 1
P17.11
output function
Variable selector 1 P17.17
P01.01
source 1 scaling
P17.13
P18.08
Menu 17
Variable selector 2
Variable selector 2
source 1
Variable selector 2
P17.18
output function
Variable selector 2 P17.24
P01.01
source 1 scaling
P17.20
P18.08
0: the brake controller is disabled and the brake logic indicator (P18.08) is set to 0.
1: the brake controller is enabled and the brake logic indicator (P18.08) is set to 0 or 1 according to
actual conditions.
P18.08=0: brake apply
P18.08=1: brake release
P18.04 brake release frequency threshold P18.05 brake apply frequency threshold
1 2 3 4 5
P18.06 P18.07
1. Wait for brake release current threshold and brake release frequency threshold
2. Pre-brake release delay
3. Post-brake release delay
4. Wait for brake apply frequency
5. Wait for zero frequency
Output Latch
frequency
Output
P05.11
+
Input
Read
only
Brake release
frequency threshold Reset
P18.04
Brake apply
frequency threshold
P18.05 + Reset input Output
1 0 0
& 1 1 0
Run/Stop 0 0 0
indicator 0 1 1
0 1 0 1
P01.22
Read
only
Modbus
Parameter Parameter name Setting
register address
19.37 Analogue output scaling 0790H
19.38 Analogue output mode select 0791H
19.39 Analogue output display 0792H
19.40 HDOM IO module software version 0793H
19.41 HDOM IO module hardware version 0794H
See the HDOM IO Option Module user guide for further information
See the HDOM Profibus Option Module user guide for further information
0
Input Output
0 0 P01.01
P22.02 1 3
1
2 2 Easy mode
Conversion block P22.01
0
Input Output P03.10
P22.03 0 0 1
1 1
Easy mode
P22.01
0
Input Output P06.01
P22.04 0 0 1
1 1
Easy mode
P22.01
0
Input Output
0 0 P09.10
P22.05 1 6
1
2 10 Easy mode
Conversion block P22.01
Note: P01.25 (Main speed source set to AI1) and P01.26 (Main speed source set to AI2) have priority over
P22.06
Trip
Trip Description Possible Reasons Corrective Actions
Code
Output short circuit Check the motor & motor cabling
Output over current Accel or decel time is too short Increase accel or decel time
F001 The motor was still spinning See P03.05 in the Advanced User
The drive will not allow a reset until
when the drive was given a run Manual. The drive needs to be setup if
10 seconds after the trip
command the motor is spinning on start.
Make sure the supply to the drive is
Supply voltage is too high
within the specification
Sudden load change Avoid sudden load changes
F002 Over voltage
Increase the Deceleration time &
Deceleration time is too short consider whether a brake resistor is
required for the application
Check the supply to the drive is within
Supply voltage is too low
F003 Under voltage specification
During drive power off This is normal
F004 Supply phase loss Supply phase missing Check all supply phases
F005 Output phase loss Output phase lost Check motor & motor cabling
Braking over current
Brake resistor faulty or incorrect
F006 The drive will not allow a reset until Check the brake resistor and cabling
value (too low a value)
10 seconds after the trip
Ambient temperature around the Reduce the ambient temperature
F007 F007-Heatsink 1 over temperature
drive is too high around the drive
& F008-Heatsink 2 over temperature Air flow channel blocked Unblock air flow channel
F008 (>45kW)
Fan failed Replace the fan
Reduce the switching frequency.
Change P10.11 = 1 to automatically
High switching frequency
reduce switching frequency when
F009 IGBT junction over temperature IGBTs get hot.
Frequently accelerating and
Increase the acceleration and
decelerating under a heavy load
deceleration times.
condition
Motor wired incorrectly for input Check correct motor star or delta
voltage connection for input voltage
V/f not set according to motor
Setup V/f and voltage boost correctly
nameplate
F010 Motor overload Supply voltage is low Check the power supply
Motor load is jammed or the load
Check the motor load
change is excessive
See the description for P12.12 in the
P12.12 is set incorrectly
Advanced User Manual
The motor load is excessive Check the motor load
Motor heat dissipation channel is
Motor over temperature Check the motor
F011 blocked
(If motor thermistor is used)
Motor fan is not working Change the motor fan
Motor thermistor faulty Check the thermistor
Trip
Trip Description Possible Reasons Corrective Actions
Code
F012 AI1 Over current AI1 input current is over 26mA Check AI1 input
F013 AI1 Input current loss AI1 input current <3mA Check AI1 input
Output current of user +24V, DO1 Check if there is short circuit on the
F014 User +24V supply overload
and DO2 >100mA output of +24V, DO1 or DO2
Keypad EEPROM is empty when Upload parameter set to keypad and
F015 Parameter cloning incorrect
cloning attempted attempt cloning again
The drive size doesn’t match the
Change the drive to the correct rating
motor power size
The wrong motor data has been Enter the correct motor nameplate
F016 Auto-tune failed set data into drive
Try to autotune again, do not attempt
Before the auto-tune finished the
to stop the drive when the autotune is
user attempted to stop the drive
taking place
Output motor terminal short
Output motor terminal short Check motor wiring and motor
F017 circuit at power up
circuit insulation
(Sizes C, D & E)
Input Thyristor issue Check input supply connections, fuses
F017 Possible issue with input supply
(Sizes F & G) & circuit breaker
An external fault input to one of
F018 External fault Check the external trip circuitry
the DI terminals
F019 Communications fault Internal drive fault Contact supplier of the drive
Error occurred when reading or Press STOP key to reset the drive and
F020 EEPROM read & write failure
writing the control word try again
Two destination parameters set Check parameter set up
F021 Destination fault
to the same destination Load default parameters and try again
Option module not fitted
Re-fit option module
F022 Option module fault correctly
Replace option module
Option module not fault
F024 Internal logic fault Internal drive fault Contact supplier of the drive
Internal drive soft start circuit
F030 Soft start circuit fault Contact supplier of the drive
failed
Fan blade not rotating correctly Check the fan blades
F031 Main fan fault Checking fan wiring. Contact the
Fan wiring is wrong
supplier of the drive
Control fan fault (30kW and
F032 Fan blade not rotating correctly Check the fan blades
above)
F033 Current sense fault Internal drive fault Contact the supplier of the drive
Power off and on. Contact the supplier
F034 Power PCB DSP fault Internal drive fault
of the drive
MCU cannot receive data from Power off and on. Contact the supplier
F035 Internal drive fault
DSP of the drive
MCU receives wrong data from External disturbance Check cable layout
F036
DSP Internal drive fault Contact the supplier of the drive
F037 Over current during power up Current sense circuit failure Contact the supplier of the drive
F039 IGBT thermistor failure IGBT failure Contact the supplier of the drive
F040 Drive software issue MCU or DSP failure Contact the supplier of the drive
NOTE: When using the “External fault” trip feature which can be programmed to a digital input
terminal to cause the HD700 to trip on (F018), the trip condition must be present for > 2 seconds for
the trip to latch under all conditions.
Alarms
When drive is in an alarm condition, the drive will keep running and Keypad will display the alarm
Code (Hxxx). The Alarm code will flash for 3 seconds, then return to the normal display (selected by
P05.01). The normal display will flash for 3 seconds, then return back to flashing alarm code. This
cycle will continue until the alarm condition is removed or the drive trips.
Parameter P12.13 can be set to decide if to display the alarm warning or not.