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Monitoring system HCM3.
0 of INVT CH and GD series frequency inverters
2012-4 Issued on
INVT R&D Department

Operation Manual of Monitoring System HCM3.0 of INVT CH and GD Series Frequency Inverters
Contents
Contents ..................................................................................................................................................... 1
1. General ................................................................................................................................................... 2
2. Use of HCM ............................................................................................................................................ 3
2.1 Hardware connection .................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Main interface of the system ......................................................................................................... 6
2.4 Communication configuration ....................................................................................................... 6
2.5 Operating mode ............................................................................................................................ 8
2.6 Add frequency inverters ................................................................................................................ 9
2.7 Delete frequency inverters ...........................................................................................................11
2.8 Display and hide the views ......................................................................................................... 12
3. Function code operation ....................................................................................................................... 13
3.1 Function code management view ............................................................................................... 13
3.2 Site switching .............................................................................................................................. 15
3.3 View the function codes .............................................................................................................. 15
3.4 Modify the function codes ........................................................................................................... 17
3.5 Uploading and downloading of all parameters ........................................................................... 18
4. Parameter monitoring ........................................................................................................................... 22
4.1 Monitoring view ........................................................................................................................... 22
4.2 Switching the monitored frequency inverters.............................................................................. 22
4.3 Setting the monitoring speed ...................................................................................................... 23
5. Log ........................................................................................................................................................ 26
5.1 Log view ...................................................................................................................................... 26
5.2 Log configuration ........................................................................................................................ 26
5.3 Log saving ................................................................................................................................... 27
5.4 Log operation .............................................................................................................................. 30
6. Frequency inverter control ................................................................................................................... 31
7. Analog oscilloscope .............................................................................................................................. 32
7.1 Operation of the analog oscilloscope ......................................................................................... 32
7.2 Waveform channel configuration ................................................................................................ 35
7.3 View the waveform not displayed ............................................................................................... 36
8. Terminal oscilloscope ........................................................................................................................... 37
8.1 Start the operation of the terminal oscilloscope .......................................................................... 37
8.2 View the waveform not displayed ............................................................................................... 38
9. Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................... 39
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1. General
This manual describes the usage of the INVT CH and GD series frequency inverter monitoring system HCM
to configure and monitor the INVT CH and GD series frequency inverters.
At present, all INVT CH and GD series frequency inverters support Modbus protocol and upper PC software is
provided for operation control and parameter modification of the frequency inverters. They are intuitive and
easy to operate. Additionally, the market demands for monitoring frequency inverters with upper PC based on
Modbus protocol are increasingly strong.
In the present market, frequency inverters are controlled only with PLC or Commix. As it needs to program
according to the standards of different frequency inverters, this causes complicated control development of
upper PC, puts forward high requirements for the operators, and present more problems.
To make full use of the Modbus protocol, decrease the application threshold of Modbus, and make it better
compatible with the company’s frequency inverters, INVT R&D Department developed this version of software.
By taking advantage of other software, this software has the following features:
 Simultaneously supports the operation control of several sets of frequency inverters of different
types. Supports using one set of upper PC to simultaneously control several sets of frequency
inverters of different types.
 Supports uploading of all function codes and saving them in the parameter file and, at the same
time, supports downloading the function code parameters in the parameter file to the frequency
inverters.
 Optimized communication section and improved communication efficiency.
 Compatible with and automatically recognizes all types of frequency inverters of INVT CH series
(note: do not support the products of old versions).
 Supports operation monitoring of any two frequency inverters at any moment, can modify
monitoring speed, and selects the frequency inverters to be operated and monitored.
 Supports modification and view of the parameters of one certain frequency inverter and can
show the analog quantities and port status of this frequency inverter with waveform curves.
 Supports log function and agile log configuration. Follows up and saves the interaction
information between the upper PC and every frequency inverters to facilitate definition and
solution of problems.
 Flexible operation control function. This function can control all INVT frequency inverters.
 Open configuration function. All INVT series frequency inverters are abstracted in the design of
this software so that the software design is not dependent on a certain model of frequency
inverter. Various frequency inverters are embodied diversely in the configuration table. In this
way, if the function code of the frequency inverter is changed, we need only to modify the
configuration table and there is no need to upgrade the main program, hence the applicability of
the software is improved.
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2. Use of HCM
2.1 Hardware connection

The frequency inverters are equipped with RS485 interface while PCs are generally equipped with
RS232 interface. So a RS232-to-RS485 converter (HEXIN converter is recommended) must be
connected at the PC side. Then, connect via twisted pair (0-5kM). The interface connection mode is as
shown in the table below:
Interface of the Interface of the Interface of the Interface of the
RS232-to-RS485 converter frequency inverter RS232-to-RS485 converter frequency inverter
T/R- 485- T/R+ 485+
The system connection structure diagram is shown below:
RS232-to-
RS232转
RS485
RS485转
converter
接器
Modbus
Invt frequency Invt frequency

Invt 变频器 Invt
Invtfrequency
变频器
Invt 变频器
inverter inverter inverter
2.2 Installation
(1) Run HCM3.0 setup.exe in HCM installation package. HCM setup window is as shown in the figure
below:
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(2) Click “Next” to enter the setup path specifying page. This software is installed under the directory
C:\Program Files\HCM3.0 by system default. See the figure below:
(3) After clicking “Next”, the system initiates installation. A shortcut icon is added on the desktop after the
installation is finished.
At the same time, the system’s shortcut icon is also added in Windows menu.
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（只能在英文操作系统中运行截图）
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2.3 Main interface of the system

Start the system via desktop or menu shortcut. The main interface is as below
The table below lists the detailed descriptions of the functions of every section:
Name Function
Title bar Displays the name of this software
Menu bar Same as general program, provide menu for every operations
Expresses the common menu in the mode of tool bar to further facilitate user’s
Toolbar
operation
Function code display Displays all the function codes included in the function group selected in the
view frequency inverter site management view
Frequency inverter site Facilitates user to switch sites and view, modify and frequency inverter
management view configuration information
Can simultaneously monitor the operation state of two frequency inverters and
Monitor bar view
flexibly select monitoring speed via floating menu
Mainly used to control the frequency inverters. The user can select the sites to
Control view be controlled to perform password locking and unlocking, running and inching
control as well as communication setting
Log view Displays recent 5000 interaction information according to the configuration
2.4 Communication configuration

Setting the parameters of serial ports. The setting procedures are as the followings:
(1) Click 【Operate】/【Operating mode selection】on the menu bar;
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Or click the Operating Mode Selection icon (see the red box) on the toolbar:
(2) In the popup Communication Configuration dialog box, fill in the table below according to the
parameters of the frequency inverter. Click OK. The communication setting is completed.
Name Function
Selects the baud rate for communication with the frequency inverter. Proper
Baud rate
communication can only be ensured when the baud rates are consistent.
Set the Sets the communication port. Please set it consistent with the connection port of the
communication actual serial cable
port
This upper PC software supports even parity, odd parity, no parity. According to
Set the parity
Modbus protocol, even parity corresponds to 1 parity bit and 1 end bit, odd parity
mode
corresponds to 1 parity bit and 1 end bit, and no parity corresponds to 2 end bits.
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Name Function
The parity mode should be consistent with the frequency inverter.
This software supports all byte modes specified in Modbus protocol, including RTU,
Set the byte mode
7-bit ASCII as well as 8-bit ASCII.
The upper PC software has two operating modes:
Host node This upper PC software exists as the host node of Modbus. It can
mode initiate monitoring and operation to the frequency inverters
Set the operating
This upper PC software exists not as a node, but it can listen and
mode
Listening record the communication interaction of the host node (may be PLC,
mode touch screen or other software) with other frequency inverters in this
Modbus network.
If Save is selected, the modification to parameters will be saved in EEPROM. The
modification to the upper PC will be saved after the power-off of the frequency
inverter. However, this will affect speed and consume the service life of EEPROM.
Set if saved in If Not Save is selected, the modification to parameters is saved in RAM. The
EEPROM modification to the upper PC will be lost after the power-off of the frequency inverter.
This has high speed and less wastage to EEPROM.
This setting is only used when modifying function codes via “Function Code
Display and Modification Bar”.
Notes:
(1) In the online state, you can modify the communication setting at any moment. The setting
takes effect within scores of milliseconds after modification.
(2) In the offline state, you can also modify the communication setting, but it must be set as
online after modification to take effect.
2.5 Operating mode

2.5.1 Setting the operating mode of the system. Method: click 【Operate】/【Online】or【Offline】on the
menu bar
Note: if it is in the offline state, it should be set as online to communicate. Please set it to online
according to the reminder of this operation.
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2.5.2 Function introduction

If it is currently in the online state, the item Online in the menu is checked. Otherwise, the item Offline is
checked.
The difference between online and offline: whether the serial port is activated and correctly set. Due to
scarcity of the serial port, when it is used by one application, other applications are unable to use it. If
HCM is set as offline, it will not use the serial port resource and not affect the use of other serial port
software.
2.6 Add frequency inverters

This means to add the frequency inverter connected in the system. The procedures:
(1) Click 【Operate】/【Add frequency inverters】in the menu bar
Or click the Add Frequency Inverters icon (see the red box) on the toolbar:
(2) The Add Frequency Inverters dialog box pops up:
(3) This function supports adding frequency inverters in batch; i.e. after the motors are determined, it will
try to add all frequency inverters between the nodes' start address and end address. If a frequency
inverter can communicate, it will be added. If it cannot, it considers the frequency inverter addition has
failed.
If the PC has connected the frequency inverters in the range of the start address, these frequency
inverter sites will be added in the system and you can see the information about the added frequency
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inverters on the frequency inverter site management view. See the figure below:
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2.7 Delete frequency inverters

Disconnect the connection with the frequency inverters. The procedures:
(1) Click 【Operate】/【Delete frequency inverters】in the menu bar
Or click the Delete Frequency Inverters icon (see the red box) on the toolbar:
(2) The Delete Frequency Inverters dialog box pops up:
(3) This is a selection box in which all successfully added frequency inverters are sorted and listed by the
types of the frequency inverters. The user can select the node to be deleted and click ->> to move it into
the box on the right side. To delete the node from the box on the right side, please select this node and
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click <<-, it can be removed from the selected box on the right side. After the nodes to be deleted are
selected, click OK to perform deletion operation.
2.8 Display and hide the views

To set display and hide the views: click Tool bar of【View】 of in the menu bar.
There are Three options -【Control windows】【 , Status Window】 and 【Log Window】- on the right menu
【Tool Bar】 in the menu bar. If an option is checked, it indicates the window corresponding to this option
is being displayed. If an option is not checked, it indicates the window corresponding to this option is
hidden. The user can control whether the corresponding window is displayed or not by clicking
corresponding option.
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3. Function code operation
3.1 Function code management view
The hierarchical tree structure on the left is the site selection view. It lists the added frequency inverters.
From the site name we can obtain the address, type and operation state of the frequency inverters. For
example, the site name is “Workstation:1, type CHV190:Waiting”. This indicates that the frequency
inverter’s address is 1, the type is CHV190, and it is in Waiting state.
After clicking on a certain site, the tree node unfolds, and its sub-nodes are the function codes of this site.
Click on a certain function code, the Function Code Display and Modification Bar on the right will display
the function codes of this group. The root node shows the type of the current function code display site.
All sub-nodes below it are function code group + name of the function code group.
The view on the right shows the detailed explanation of all function codes in the specific function code
group. In which:
Name Function
Displays the function codes of this frequency inverter. The icons
in the front indicate:
The parameter value of this sub-function code is
unwritable during operation
The parameter value of this sub-function code is writable
Serial number
in any cases
unreadable and unwritable
readable but unwritable
Name column Displays the name of this function code
Default Displays the default of this function code
column
Current value Displays the current value of this function code. If this function
column code is unreadable, the current value is displayed as *****
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Name Function
Mainly provides information on value range. Limited by the
Remarks
capacity, only the value range information that can be
column
expressed in one line is displayed at present.
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3.2 Site switching

To switch the frequency inverter site operated by the user: Click the site you want to switch as the current
site in the site management view.
3.3 View the function codes

Select the function group that contains the function code you want to view under the site. The function
code display view on the right side will automatically list all function codes under the function group you
selected. See the figure below:
Displayed in the figure above are P6 group function codes of the frequency inverter with an address of 2.
We can see various attributes and current values of these function codes.
These values cannot refresh automatically. So manual refresh of function codes should be performed
when the function group is not switched for a long period of time (automatic refresh is performed when
switching function codes). Method: right click on the function display view. The menu below pops up:
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Select Update This Item in the popup menu (as the function codes cannot be obtained again without
command after they are obtained at one time, selecting this item will update this function code when it is
changed in other modes), the system will refresh the values of all function codes in this function group.
To view the function codes with the frequency inverter parameters different from the factory settings,
please right click in the function code display view. The menu below pops up:
In the popup menu select Only Display Different Items (Only Display Different Items: will filter the
function codes in this group and only display the items different from defaults). See the figure below:
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3.4 Modify the function codes

In the line containing related function code, double click the function code. The modification screen pops
up:
(1) If the function code is enumerated type, the Setting Enumeration dialog box will pop up. Select
corresponding item and double click to complete the setting.
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(20) If the function code is a number, the Number Setting dialog box will pop up. Though the type of the
dialog box may be different, a number should be entered in the Current Value. After the value is modified,
click OK.
3.5 Uploading and downloading of all parameters

3.5.1 Uploading of all parameters
Uploading is to upload all parameters of the frequency inverter to the upper PC and save them in files.
The procedures:
(1) Select it via 【Files】/【Upload to upper PC】 command in the menu bar;
Or select with the Upload button (the button marked with the red box).
(2) The Save As dialog box pops up:
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(3) Type the filename you want to save as in the 【Filename】 option column and select the file type
corresponding to the frequency inverter type in the 【Saving type】 option column.
Notes:
(1) Only the configuration information of the frequency inverter whose parameters are currently
displayed or modified can be uploaded.
(2) In the saving type field, you may only enter the type of the frequency inverter whose
parameters are currently displayed or modified. If the type is changed, the upload will fail.
(3) During uploading, if the current function code has already been obtained, it will use the
configuration of the parameter item currently displayed and modified. If the function code has
not been obtained, it will first obtain the function code.
3.5.2 Downloading of all parameters
Downloading is to download the frequency inverter parameters saved in the files by the user to the
frequency inverters. The procedures:
(1) Select it via 【Files】/【Download to frequency inverters】 command in the menu bar;
Or select with the Download button (the button marked with the red box).
(2) The popup File Import dialog box:
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 File selection: select the configuration files to be downloaded. Note: with the suffixes of the
configuration files, you can select to which type of frequency inverters to download at the same
time.
 Node selection: select to what frequency inverter to download. Note: only 1 node can be
selected.
 Download: perform downloading for the selected node.
 Exit: exit the download. Note: exit is not allowed during downloading.
 Target node box: can display the target node, and whether this node is locked, with a password.
You can also perform operation to the password locking state of the target node.
Notes:
(1) The current upper PC software supports the following types of frequency inverters and
suffixes:
Type of frequency Type of frequency
Suffix Suffix
inverters inverters
.chv100 CHV100 .chvw CHV160A Water
.chvr CHV Roll .chvm1 CHV150
.chvm2 CHV300 .che100 CHE100 General
.chem CHE150 .chfg CHF General
.chfa CHF100A .gd100 GD100
.gd300 GD300 .gd35 GD35
.chv190 CHV190 .chv100a CHV100A
(2) If no download file is selected, or if the download file is not selected successfully, neither
node selection nor download operation can be performed.
(3) If the download file is selected, node selection can only display the active nodes of the
same type. This can decrease the possibility of an error.
(4) If the target node is selected, the target node combination box at the bottom right corner
will display the target node. If the target node is 0, it indicates there is no target node at present.
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(5) If the type of the configuration file is changed after the target node is selected, the target
node is cleared.
(6) The Download button becomes active only after the target node is selected.
(7) Exit is not allowed during downloading.
(8) After the download file is selected, the information of the configuration file can be
changed manually. The changed final information will apply when downloading.
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4. Parameter monitoring
4.1 Monitoring view

Parameter monitoring means real-time reading and displaying several important parameters of the
frequency inverters. The monitoring view is as shown in the figure below:
 No.: serial number of these information;

 Name: names of all monitoring variables;
 Current value 1: the current value of the monitored node 1;
 Current value 2: the current value of the monitored node 2.
4.2 Switching the monitored frequency inverters

Switching the monitored frequency inverters means adding or deleting the monitored frequency inverters.
The procedures:
(1) Click 【Operate】/【Switching the Monitored Frequency Inverters】in the menu bar;
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Or click the Switching the Monitored Frequency Inverters icon (see the red box).
(2) The Switching the Monitored Frequency Inverters dialog box pops up:
The user can select the node to be monitored and click ->> to move it into the box on the right side. To
delete the monitored node from the box on the right side, please select this node and click <<-, it can be
removed from the selected box on the right side.
Note: the maximum monitored site number the system supports is 2.
4.3 Setting the monitoring speed

Setting the refresh periods of the parameters. The procedures:
(1) When there is a monitored site, right click on the parameter line that needs to be modified, the right
key menu pops up:
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(2) Select Set the Monitoring Speed. The Parameter Setting dialog box pops up:
 The title of the dialog box will prompt for which monitored node it is setting currently.
 The first column of the dialog box shows the serial numbers to be set.
 The second column the dialog box shows the names of the monitored items.
 The third column of the dialog box shows the current monitoring speed. The greater the value,
the higher the speed.
(3) Double click on a certain line. The popup Speed Setting dialog box is as shown in the figure
below:
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(4) If the update speed of a certain item is an enumerated value, please see the meaning of the
enumerated value for the meaning of the specific value. The meaning of enumerated value is how long
the value is updated once. Click a certain item, the selected value will be displayed in the Current Value.
Double click a certain item, and it is selected; after that the dialog box is closed.
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5. Log
5.1 Log view
 The Time column shows the time when the log occurs. Format: Year-Month-Day
Hour-Minute-Second-Millisecond
 The Log Information column shows the success and failure information of receiving and sending.
 The Current Receiving/Sending Content column shows the contents of the information currently
being received or sent.
5.2 Log configuration

The user can configure to register logs regarding aspects via the UI. In this way, the registered
information can be filtered to facilitate analysis of problems. The procedures:
(1) Click 【Operate】/【Log Setting】in the menu bar;
(2) The popup Log Setting dialog box:
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It is better to distinguish the functions on which aspects are interacted with subordinate machine. Here
modular concept is adopted in the log setting. Each module represents a function. The specific
meanings are:
 Parameter Setting Module corresponds to the function code display and modification functions.
The corresponding operations are the communication interactions with the subordinate machine
caused by the operations done on the “Function Code Selection Bar” and “Function Code
Display and Modification Bar”.
 Analog Oscilloscope Module corresponds to the wave display function of the analog
oscilloscope. The corresponding operations are the communication interactions with the
subordinate machine when the analog oscilloscope is displaying the waveform.
 Digital Oscilloscope Module corresponds to the wave display function of the terminal
oscilloscope. The corresponding operations are the communication interactions with the
subordinate machine when the terminal oscilloscope is displaying the waveform.
 Operation Control Module corresponds to the operation control function. The corresponding
operations are the communication interaction with the subordinate machine when operating on
the password, Start/Stop Frequency Inverter and others in the Operation Control Bar. As the log
information of this column has not much information, the log information for adding node is also
displayed in this column. The uploading operation is also controlled in this module.
 Information Monitoring Module corresponds to the status monitoring function. The corresponding
operations are the communication interactions with the subordinate machine for the status
monitoring column to real-time update the status information.
 Download Module corresponds to parameter downloading function. The corresponding
operations are the operations performed in the popup Download dialog box after Download is
clicked.
The above is the log settings in the host node mode. For the logs registered in the listening node mode,
the Monitored Node Module is used.
 Write Log option: indicates whether the log is written. If this option is not selected, the log of this
module is not displayed and saved.
 Only Write Error Log option: indicates whether all interactions are recorded or only error logs are
record when writing logs. If this option is selected, only the error logs are recorded. If this option
is not selected, all interaction logs are recorded.
5.3 Log saving

To save the logs to files. The procedures:
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(1) Click 【Operate】/【Log Saving】in the menu bar
If the log is being saved, this menu option is checked. If the Log Saving option is not checked, it indicates
the log is not being saved currently. After this menu item is clicked, the dialog box below pops up:
(3) After a filename is typed in or a file is selected, the log begins to be saved. At this moment the Log
Saving option is checked.
Notes:
(1) When saving logs, take care to save the log displayed in the log box. So if you want to save
logs, you need to make some related setting to the logs in order to save the specified logs.
(2) While log saving is being performed, a log file cannot be opened.
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(3) It is best to open the log file with ultredit. In this way, the carriage return will be more distinct.
(4) To cancel the saving, just click again on the checked Log Saving menu option. See the figure below:
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5.4 Log operation

Right click on the log view. The menu below pops up:
 Clear Logs: clear the contents in the log column.

 Pause Logs: pause log writing.
 Recover Logs: always write logs in the log column.
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6. Frequency inverter control
 Control Site: select the node of the current control bar.

 Password Lock: display the password lock status of the current node and perform lock/unlock
operation to the current node.
 Communication Setting: set or display the communication setting for the current node.
 Operation Control: control the operation of the current node.
Notes:
(1) If Password Lock is checked, it indicates the current node is locked.
(2) To set “Communication Setting”, set the corresponding setting command channel. The
setting method is given in the text box under the “Communication Setting” column.
(3) To activate the “Operation Control”, set the “Operation Command Channel” as Modbus
communication channel. For example, set P0.01 as 2 for CHV190.
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7. Analog oscilloscope
The analog oscilloscope is used to realize acquisition of analog data of the frequency inverters and
display them in waveform to facilitate the user to analyze problems.
7.1 Operation of the analog oscilloscope

(1) Select the analog oscilloscope via 【View】/【Analog Oscilloscope】 in the menu bar;
Or select it via the Analog Oscilloscope button (the button marked with red box).
(2) The Analog Oscilloscope screen pops up:
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The combined boxes on the top right corner show the configuration information of every channel;
 This oscilloscope can support simultaneously displaying waveforms of 5 channels. The 5
Channel X options on the top right corner correspond to the setting of 5 channels. In which:
 In the figure above, 1 is the content denoted by this channel. The color indicates the color of
the waveform of the oscilloscope.
 In the figure above, 2 indicates the value of the current displayed content. It is updated once
every second.
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 In the figure above, 3 indicates the scale of the current oscilloscope. It can be modified
during operation or after operation at will.
 In the figure above, 4 indicates the position of the origin. It can be modified during operation
or after operation at will.
The combined box Operation Setting denotes the content of operation setting. The meanings of every
item are:
 Sampling cycle: indicates in how long time a point is taken. The default is once every 250ms. It
can be adjusted. However, once the oscilloscope starts operation, the sampling cycle cannot be
changed.
 Channel Selection: configures the physical quantities displayed by every channels of the
oscilloscope. After it is clicked, the selection box will pop up. You can change the channel
selection during operation. However, after the channel is changed, the points sampled by the
oscilloscope before the change will be lost.
 START button: Starts the operation of the oscilloscope.
 STOP button: Stops the operation of the oscilloscope.
 OFF button: Turns off the oscilloscope. Note: Do not turn off the oscilloscope while it is
operating. It may only be turned off after it has stopped operating.
 Oscillographic Time: Records the total time for a certain wave display and indicates the
oscillographic time of a certain point after the wave display is stopped.
 Save Waveform: Maintains the waveform after the wave display is stopped. In the Save dialog
box, the name of the data file must be suffixed with .swav.
 View Waveform: Opens the waveform file stored previously to analyze the waveforms.
 Waveform Point Capture: Click on the position of the point to be captured and hold down the left
key. The channel data of a certain oscillographic point as well as the oscillographic time of this
point as shown in the figure below can be obtained:
 Waveform Control: When Channel 1 button is clicked down, the waveform of this channel is not
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displayed. When it is clicked up, the waveform of this channel is displayed.
7.2 Waveform channel configuration

(1) Click the Channel Selection, the Channel Selection dialog box pops up:
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(2) In this dialog box, you may select the contents for channels 1 to 4. Of which, No. 0 indicates channel
1... No. 4 indicates channel 5. Click to add ->> a signal to the box on the right side. To delete a signal
from the box on the right side, just select this signal node and click <<-. It will be removed from the
selected box on the right side.
7.3 View the waveform not displayed

After the oscilloscope is stopped, as the oscillographic time is long, the oscilloscope can only display the
waveform of a short period of time and cannot display the waveform of the whole period. To view the
waveform that is not displayed, just drag the scrollbar to view the oscilloscope information of a specific
time point.
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8. Terminal oscilloscope
The terminal oscilloscope is used to realize acquisition of terminal quantity data of the frequency
inverters and display them in waveform to facilitate the user to analyze problems.
8.1 Start the operation of the terminal oscilloscope

(1) Select the terminal oscilloscope via 【View】/【Terminal Oscilloscope】 in the menu bar;
Or select it via the Terminal Oscilloscope button (the button marked with red box).
(2) The screen below pops up
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 Sampling cycle: indicates in how long time a point is taken. The default is once every 250ms. It
can be adjusted. However, once the oscilloscope starts operation, the sampling cycle cannot be
changed.
 START button: Starts the operation of the oscilloscope.
 STOP button: Stops the operation of the oscilloscope.
 OFF button: Turns off the oscilloscope. Note: Do not turn off the oscilloscope while it is
operating. It may only be turned off after it has stopped operating.
 Oscillographic Time: Records the total time for a certain wave display and indicates the
oscillographic time of a certain point after the wave display is stopped.
 Save Waveform: Saves the waveform after the wave display is stopped. In the Save dialog box,
the name of the data file must be suffixed with .pwav.
 View Waveform: Opens the waveform file stored previously to analyze the waveforms.
 Display Channels: Click the check box next to the channel you want to display. It will display the
waveform of this channel. Otherwise, it will not display the waveform of this channel. Do not
change during operation.
8.2 View the waveform not displayed

After the oscilloscope is stopped, as the oscillographic time is long, the oscilloscope can only display the
waveform of a short period of time. To view the waveform that is not displayed, just drag the scrollbar to
view the oscilloscope information of a specific time point.
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9. Troubleshooting
When you are using the system, you may encounter some problems. The followings are solutions for
some common problems. If you encounter some problems you cannot solve, please contact the local
dealer or the manufacturer.
Common problems Causes Solutions
The PC has no serial
Check the PC configuration
port
View the number of the communication port
in the path: System Attribute – Hardware –
Failed when opening the
Incorrect serial port No. Equipment Manager: Port. Then, set the
serial port
communication setting port number of the
upper PC.
The serial port has been Check the open software and close the one
used using the serial port.
The interface is not
Check the hardware connection
connected properly
The settings of serial Check if the serial port parameter setting of
port parameters are not the upper PC and that of the frequency
matching inverter are equal
Wrong communication View the Modbus communication address
Failed when adding
address of the frequency inverter
frequency inverters
RS232-to-RS485
Change the PC or change the converter
converter does not
(HEXIN converter is recommended)
match with the PC
Cannot recognize the
View the types of frequency inverter
type of frequency
supported by the system
inverter
Operation command
Refer to the instruction manual to set the
channel is not set as
operation command channel is not set as
Cannot control the Modbus command
Modbus command channel
frequency inverter channel
The control site is not
Correctly select the control site
selected
The communication
Cannot set the setting is controlled by Refer to the instruction manual to set to
communication setting the setting mode of this corresponding setting mode
parameter
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Monitoring system HCM3.

0 of INVT CH and GD series frequency inverters

INVT R&D Department

2.1 Hardware connection

Invt frequency Invt frequency

2.3 Main interface of the system

2.4 Communication configuration

2.5 Operating mode

2.5.2 Function introduction

2.6 Add frequency inverters

(2) The Add Frequency Inverters dialog box pops up:

2.7 Delete frequency inverters

(2) The Delete Frequency Inverters dialog box pops up:

2.8 Display and hide the views

3. Function code operation

3.1 Function code management view

3.2 Site switching

3.3 View the function codes

3.4 Modify the function codes

3.5 Uploading and downloading of all parameters

(2) The Save As dialog box pops up:

(2) The popup File Import dialog box:

4.1 Monitoring view

 No.: serial number of these information;

4.2 Switching the monitored frequency inverters

4.3 Setting the monitoring speed

5.1 Log view

5.2 Log configuration

(2) The popup Log Setting dialog box:

5.3 Log saving

(1) Click 【Operate】/【Log Saving】in the menu bar

5.4 Log operation

 Clear Logs: clear the contents in the log column.

6. Frequency inverter control

 Control Site: select the node of the current control bar.

7.1 Operation of the analog oscilloscope

(2) The Analog Oscilloscope screen pops up:

displayed. When it is clicked up, the waveform of this channel is displayed.

7.2 Waveform channel configuration

7.3 View the waveform not displayed

8.1 Start the operation of the terminal oscilloscope

(2) The screen below pops up

8.2 View the waveform not displayed

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