nz2000 Series VFD

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NIETZ frequency converters.

NZ2000 series.
Thank you for choosing NIETZ Universal Multifunctional High Efficiency Inverter.
Please read this manual carefully before installing, operating, maintaining or checking the frequency
converter. This will provide
the most efficient use of the frequency converter and the safety of operating personnel.
In this manual, the safety instructions are divided into "Danger" and
“Warning”, therefore, pay special attention to the symbols “ (Warning) and the " (Danger) and " »
corresponding content of the text.
Symbol " ” means that misuse of the instrument could result in death or serious injury.
injuries.
Symbol " » means that improper use of the instrument may result in personal injury or malfunction.
frequency converter and mechanical system, as well as other serious consequences.
The illustrations in this manual are for convenience of description; they may differ from upgraded
transmitter versions.
This manual must be kept by the end user for maintenance purposes.
If you have any questions about setting up and operating the frequency converter, please contact the
official NIETZ representative in your area.
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TOV "NPF OBERON" Zaporozhye
Content.
Chapter 1. Security. 4
1-1 Receive. 4
1-2 Transport and installation. 4
1-3 Connection and connection. 4
1-4 Device testing. 1-5 5
Inspection and maintenance. 1-6 5
Troubleshooting. 1-7 Disposal. 5
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Chapter 2. Introduction. 6
2-1 Unpacking and 6
inspection. 2-2 Marking. 6
2-3 Product specifications. 6
2-4 NZ2000 Inverter Model Selection 2-5 Inverter eight
Storage. Chapter 3 Installing the frequency eight
converter. 3-1 Environment and installation 9

requirements. 9
3-2 Inverter installation dimensions. Chapter 4 10
Wiring the frequency converter. eleven
4-1-1 Description of external components. eleven
4-1-2 Connecting power circuits. eleven
4-1-3 Specification of recommended equipment. 4-1-4 12

Power terminals and description. thirteen
4-2 Control terminal. 4-2-1 Basic 14

wiring diagram. 4-2-2 Control 14
terminal terminals. 4-2-3 Descriptions 14
of the control terminal. 4-2-4 Wiring 15
control circuits. 15
Chapter 5 Control panel and description of sixteen
actions. 5-1 Control Panel. sixteen
5-2 Operating the control panel. 17

Chapter 6 Function Parameter Table. Group eighteen
P0: group of basic parameters Group P1: start/ eighteen
stop control Group P2: motor parameters nineteen
twenty
P3 group: vector control parameters P4 twenty
group: V/F control parameters 21

P5 group: input terminal function parameters P6 22
group: output terminal function parameters P7 24
group: operator panel and display 25
Group P8: auxiliary parameters Group 27
P9: errors and protection 28
PA group: PID controller parameters PB group: 31
sweep frequency, length and counters PC group: 32
Multi-speed and PLC functions PD group: 33
communication parameters PP group: user 34
parameters 34
Group C0: torque control 35
Group C5: control optimization parameters 35
Group C6: adjustment of FIV and/or FIC curves) 35
Group CC: FI/FO correction 36
Group D0: monitoring parameters 36
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Chapter 7 RS-485 Communication 37
Interface 7-1 Communication data 7-2 37
Network structure 37
7-3 Description of protocol operation 38
principles 7-4 Transmission data structure 38
7-5 Definition of addressing parameters 40
Chapter 8 Errors and Solutions 45
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Chapter 1. Security.
1-1 Receive.
Warning.
This frequency converter has been tested by the manufacturer's output control. Since some problems
may happen during transportation, please check the inverter upon receipt for deformation, damage to the
case and other mechanical damage to the inverter.
Attention!A damaged frequency converter housing can cause injury electric shock!
Check for a user manual. Please do not lose the user manual and warranty card, they will be useful for
future service.
1-2 Transport and installation.

Warning
Please equip the frequency converter with proper protection to reduce any possible damage.
Please pack the inverter carefully during transport, reduce

possibility of damage during loading and unloading. Please store and install the frequency converter away
from fire.
Please check and make sure the frequency converter is installed according to the manual.
Please install the frequency converter in a safe place and consider the following environmental
conditions:
Working temperature:-10C ~ 40 (no frost); Relative
Humidity:before95% (non-condensing);
Workspace:indoors (away from flammable materials, gases, vapours, direct sunlight).
Height:before1000m. above sea level (if the frequency converter is to be used above the above level, then
use the frequency converter one step above the rated value of the motor). Vibration:before0.5G
Please make sure the mounting plate can bear the weight of the frequency converter and never fall
down;
Make sure the installation site is safe and secure.
Keep unauthorized persons away from the frequency converter.
Please make sure the frequency converter is installed and screwed according to the user manual. The
screws must be tightly tightened to prevent the inverter from falling.
To reduce any possible problem or accident, carefully inspect all screws, connectors, and other
conductors.
When installing multiple frequency converters in one control cabinet, please follow the instructions in
the user manual. Also, please make sure that there is enough free space for good ventilation. Ensure the
cabinet temperature is not higher than 40C. Overheating may cause any device errors, fire or other accidents.
Installation of the frequency converter must be carried out by qualified personnel.
1-3 Connection and connection.

Warning
Please note that the wires are not damaged, slack or pinched; loose wire can cause electric shock.
Please do not install an input choke or input RFI filter on the output of the frequency converter, it will cause
motor control accuracy error.
Please do not install a circuit breaker, contactor or any other switch element on the output of the
frequency converter. Please separate the inverter power line from the control line to avoid interference.
- Danger.
Please make sure there is no power supply before installation and maintenance. Connection work
must be carried out by qualified personnel.
The connection must be made according to the specification in the user manual. Please properly
ground the device according to the specifications in the user manual, this will reduce the potential
risk of electric shock or fire.
The power supply of the frequency converter must be strictly separated from the power supply of welding
machines or devices that cause strong interference.
Please never touch the mounting plate with wet hands, it may cause electric shock. Please do not
directly touch any terminal and the input or output line connection of the inverter, this will reduce the
possibility of electric shock.
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Please make sure that the power supply voltage matches the rated voltage of the frequency
converter, otherwise it will cause a device error, failure or personal injury.
Please make sure the power supply is connected correctly. Please do not connect the power supply to
the output terminals U, V and W. This will cause the inverter to fail.
Please install the brake module, brake resistor and other accessories according to the specification in
the user manual if necessary.
Please make sure the connections are secure, a loose connection may cause the frequency converter
to fail.
1-4 Device testing.

Warning.
Before turning on the power supply, please make sure that the grounding is secured, and never
dismantle it while the power is connected.
Please check all lines, including signal lines, for correct connection before turning on the power;
otherwise the frequency converter may be damaged.
Please make sure all parameters are set correctly before testing. Please make sure that there is no
device that will be damaged when the frequency converter is turned on.
It is recommended to test without load.

Please press the "Stop" button when the stop function setting does not work. Please do not turn on or
turn off the frequency converter by electromagnetic contactor, this will shorten the life of the product.
- Danger.
When the fault restart function is configured, the frequency converter will automatically restart,
please do not turn off the device in such a situation.
Please make sure that the motor and other devices are used within the rated range. Please do not
change the parameter settings of the frequency converter during operation.
Please never touch the brake resistor during operation, it will cause burns. Please never touch the
boards and buttons of the frequency converter with wet hands; this will cause an electric shock.
Please never connect or disconnect the electric motor when the frequency converter is in running
state, otherwise the frequency converter will be broken.
1-5 Inspection and maintenance.

Warning.
Please make sure the power is off and the power indicator is off before inspection and maintenance,
otherwise it will cause electric shock.
To protect the device from any influence of static electricity, please touch a metal object to eliminate
static electricity before touching the frequency converter for inspection and maintenance.
Please never use a megger to check the control circuits of the frequency converter.
Warning.
Inspection, maintenance or replacement must be performed by a qualified professional. Inspection,
maintenance or replacement must be carried out according to the specified method in the user
manual.
1-6 Fault Handling.

- Danger.
If an error occurs in the operation of the frequency converter, determine the cause and remedy of the
error according to the table in the user's manual. After the problem is solved, reset the error with the STOP/
RESET button and restart the frequency converter. If the problem persists and restarting the frequency
converter after a reset is not possible, do not use it further, this may aggravate the problem with the
frequency converter or other devices. If the frequency converter has a problem and cannot work normally,
please contact the company representative. Please do not solve the problem of the frequency converter by
yourself, as this may lead to its failure.
1-7 Disposal.
Warning.
After disassembling the inverter into scrap metal, dispose of it as industrial waste, do not incinerate.
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Chapter 2. Introduction.
2-1 Unpacking and inspection.
After unpacking the frequency converter, check the following items: Check the type
of the frequency converter and whether it matches the order.
Check the frequency converter for external damage. Check the
package.
If there are any problems, please contact the supplier immediately.
2-2 Marking.
2-3 Product specifications.

Paragraph Description
Control type Open-loop vector control (without PG), scalar V/F
vector control：0〜320 Hz
Upper frequency limit
Scalar V/F：0〜3200 Hz
1 kHz〜16 kHz
carrier frequency
According to the load ability, automatically adjust the carrier frequency
Input Resolution Digital task：0.01 Hz
Main function
frequencies Analog reference:Poppy. FrequencyX 0.025%

Starting rotation
IF type "G": 0.5Hz/150%(without PG); IF type "P": 0.5 Hz/100%
moment
Depth of regulation
1:100 (without PG)
speed
Control accuracy
±0.5% (without PG)
speed
reloading
ability Inverter type "G": 150% rated current 60s; 180% rated current 3s.
Inverter type "P": 120% rated current 60s 150% rated current 3s.
Torque Boost Automatic boost; manual increase 0.1%~30.0%

Main
function
V/F curve Linear, multi-point type and quadratic characteristic
Mode Linear or s-curve, 4 groups of acceleration/

acceleration / deceleration deceleration time; range 0.0~6500.0 sec.
Braking constant DC braking frequency: 0.00 ~ Max. frequency
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current Deceleration time: 0.0 ~36.0 sec.
Brake current: 0.0%~100.0%
JOG frequency range: 0.00Hz~50.00Hz. Accel/Decel time JOG
JOG control
0.0~6500.0 sec.
PLC, multi-stage
16-step multi-speed operation by built-in PLC
speed
Integrated PID Closed Loop Operation
Automatic
When the mains voltage changes, it automatically becomes a
voltage regulation (AVR)
stable voltage
Control
Automatic limitation of overvoltage and overcurrent, protection against
overvoltage,
permanent stop due to overvoltage and overcurrent
overcurrent
Current Limit Acceleration Max. overcurrent interference reduction limit
Restriction and Automatic torque limiting during operation, protection against
rotary control permanent stop due to overcurrent; In closed vector control mode,
moment torque control is completed.
Protection at during a short-term power failure, protection of the continuation of the working position
short-term of the inverter for a short time.
power off
Special
Limit acceleration
functions
Max. overcurrent interference reduction limit

current
By high-efficiency current vector control, make asynchronous motor

Excellent property
control
Time control Preset time range: 0.0-6500.0 min.
Communication type RS-485; modbus
Indication channel Control panel, terminal management, serial communication
exploitation port. Have many switching methods
Exploitation
6 discrete inputs, including 1 high-speed pulse input 100 kHz (S3).

Input terminals
2 analog inputs, 1 input 0-10V(FIV); 2 input 0-10V or 4-20A(FIC).
1 digital output (M01)
Output terminals 1 relay(RA,RB,RC)
1 Analog output: 0~20mA or 0~10V(FOV)
management
Panel
LED indication Parameter display

Buttons
Function selection and Partially or completely blocking buttons, fixing partial button functions
button lock to protect against incorrect operation
Checking the circuit when connected to the engine, limiting the

protection
current strength at the output; Torque limit; Protection against:

Protection function
overload; overvoltage/undervoltage; overvoltage in the DC link;
radiator overheating; etc.
Height Less than 1000m
Working temperature －10℃~＋40℃

Wednesday
Relative Humidity less than 95% non-condensing

Vibration No more than 5.9m/s2(0.6g)
Storage temperature －twenty℃~＋60℃
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2-4 NZ2000 Inverter Model Selection.
Rated
Voltage Nominal Nominal Power
A type day off
food input current, A output current, A engine, kW
power, kWt
NZ2200-00R4G 0.4 5.4 2.4 0.4
NZ2200-0R75G 1ph 0.75 7.2 4.5 0.75
NZ2200-01R5G 220VAC- 1.5 10 7.0 1.5
NZ2200-02R2G 50/60Hz 2.2 sixteen 10.0 2.2
NZ2200-03R7G 3.7 23 16.0 3.7
NZ2400-0R75G 0.75 3.8 2.5 0.75
NZ2400-01R5G 1.5 5 3.7 1.5
NZ2400-02R2G 2.2 5.8 5.0 2.2
NZ2400-
4.0/5.5 10/15 9/13 4.0/5.5
03R7G/5R5P
NZ2400-05R5G 5.5/7.5 15/20 13/17 5.5/7.5
NZ2400-
7.5/11 20/26 17/25 7.5/11
07R5G/11P
NZ2400-11G/15P 3ph 11/15 26/35 25/32 11/15
NZ2400-15G/18.5P 380V AC 15/18.5 35/38 32/37 15/18.5
NZ2400-18.5G/22P 50/60Hz 18.5/22 38/46 37/45 18.5/22
NZ2400-22G/30P 22/30 46/62 45/60 22/30
NZ2400-30G/37P 30/37 62/76 60/75 30/37
NZ2400-37G/45P 37/45 76/90 75/90 37/45
NZ2400-45G/55P 45/55 90/105 90/110 45/55
NZ2400-55G 55 105 110 55
NZ2400-75P 75 140 150 75
NZ2400-75RG/90P 75/90 140/160 150/176 75/90
NZ2400-90G/110P 90/110 160/210 176/210 90/110
NZ2400-110G/132P 110/132 210/240 210/253 110/132
NZ2400-132G/160P 132/160 240/290 253/300 132/160
3ph
NZ2400-160G/185P 160/185 290/330 300/340 160/185
380V AC
NZ2400-185G/200P 185/200 330/370 340/380 185/200
50/60Hz
NZ2400-200G/220P 220/220 370/410 380/420 200/220
NZ2400-220G/250P 220/250 410/460 420/470 220/250
2-5 Storage of the frequency converter.

The frequency converter must be kept in its original box and package before installation. When the
frequency converter is rarely used or stored most of the time, please pay attention to the following:
1. The frequency converter should be stored in a dry place away from dust and debris.
2. Storage relative humidity is 0~95% without freezing.
3. Keep away from inert gas, and avoid direct sunlight, high temperature or humidity.
4. Storage temperature -26C ~ 65C.
To maintain the performance of the frequency converter, do not store it for a long time. You need to
connect it to the network once a year if it is stored for a long time. Each time the connection to the network
must be at least 5 hours. In addition, it is necessary to use a transformer, adjusting the voltage from the
lower limit to the upper limit slowly.
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Chapter 3 Installing the frequency converter.
3-1 Environment and installation requirements.
The environment directly affects the operation of the frequency converter and its functions. If the
frequency converter is used in an unsuitable environment that does not comply with the specifications of the
user manual, it may cause damage to the frequency converter.
The NZ2000 series are wall mounted frequency converters. Therefore, in order to make the cooling
system more efficient, the frequency converter must be installed vertically and have sufficient air circulation.
The frequency converter must be installed according to the following conditions: 1.

Operating temperature -10C ~ + 40C;
2. Relative humidity 0~90% non-condensing;
3. Avoid direct sunlight;
4. Install away from flammable substances, high temperature or humidity;
5. Install away from any dust, wool or metal chips;
6. Install away from any radioactive substances or flammable materials;
7. Install away from any source of electromagnetic interference (such as electric welding machine or high
power machines);
8. The mounting plate must be resistant to any vibration. If vibration is unavoidable, please provide a shock
absorber to reduce it;
9. The frequency converter should be installed in a place with good air ventilation and access for inspection
and maintenance, and it should be installed on a non-flammable material away from any heat source (such as
a braking resistor, etc.);
10. There must be enough space for installing the frequency converter, especially for installing several
frequency converters in one cabinet. It is desirable to equip a cabinet with several frequency converters with
ventilation to maintain a normal operating temperature.
Installation of one frequency converter:
Installation of several frequency converters in one cabinet:
Right Not properly
3-2 External and installation dimensions of the frequency converter (mm).
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0.4 - 22kW
30 – 160kW 185 - 220kW
Model H W D ØD A B
NZ2200-00R4G~NZ2200-1R5G 142 72 152 5.0 62.7 132.7
NZ2200-2R2G~NZ2200-3R7G 183 one hundred 143 5.0 90 173
NZ2400-0R4G ~ NZ2400-2R2G 142 72 152 5.0 62.7 132.7
NZ2400-3R7G/5R5P
183 one hundred 143 5.0 90 173
NZ2400-5R5G
NZ2400-7R5P
NZ2400-7R5G/11P 260 130 184 5.0 120 250
NZ2400-11G/15P
NZ2400-15G/18.5P
280 195 179 7.0 182.5 266
NZ2400-22G/30P
NZ2400-30G/37P
425 245 193 7 180 410
NZ2400-37G/45P
NZ2400-45G/55P
540 300 252 9 200 522
NZ2400-55G/75P
NZ2400-75G/90P
576 338 256.5 9 270 560
NZ2400-90G/110P
580 338 300 9 270 564
NZ2400-110G/132P
NZ2400-132G/160P
715 400 310 eleven 320 695
NZ2400-160G/185P
A1:240
NZ2400-185G/220P
1080 300 500 A2: 150
NZ2400-220G/250P
Od: 13
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Chapter 4 Wiring the frequency converter. 4-1-1 Basic
wiring diagram, description of components.
Power supply: Check voltage food
frequency converter, whether it matches the AC mains voltage,
in order to avoid damage to the frequency converter. Fuse
link, circuit breaker: Installed to provide short circuit
protection for the frequency converter
Electromagnetic contactor:used for cutting converter from

the mains, do not use the magnetic contactor as a power on/off
button for the frequency converter.
Line choke (reactor):Protects the converter frequency from

mains voltage surges, improves the power factor.
Input RF Filter (EMI):input filter inhibits the passage of high-

frequency noise from the inverter to the power supply and vice
versa. Should be used when installing a frequency converter in
cases where additional protection against radio frequency
noise is required. Braking resistor:The braking resistor is set
to avoid overvoltage on the DC bus of the frequency converter,
and improve the braking capacity of the built-in braking unit
and the motor that is being braked. Braking resistor connection
method to inverter up to 1.5kW
Braking resistor:A braking resistor is installed to avoid overvoltage on the bus.DC frequency converter and
improve the braking capacity of the built-in braking unit and the motor that is being braked. The connection
method of braking resistor to inverter up to 1.5KW, see below:
Output RF filter:Used to reduce RF noise at the output

Output choke:used for long motor cable lengths, prevents overvoltage in due to the large distributed
capacitance.
4-1-2 Connecting power circuits.

1. The marking of electrical wires must comply with international standards;
2. Do not connect the inverter power bus to the output terminals (U, V, W). This will damage the
frequency converter!;
3. Please use insulated cables and connect the frequency converter to the power grid with the highest
possible power, connect the ground correctly;
4. The frequency converter must be powered separately from other consumers with large power or high
load current;
5. Ground terminal"E"must be connected in the correct way (impedance below100Ω);
6. The earth cable should be made according to the electrical technical specification, and its length should
be as short as possible;
7. When multiple frequency converters are combined, pay attention to how to connect them together to
create a common ground line:
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8. Power and control lines must be distributed separately. Any parallel lines must be separated from each
other by at least 10 cm and any mutual lines must be distributed perpendicularly. The control line
cannot be placed with the power line in the same conduit, otherwise there will be interference;
9. The distance between the frequency converter and the motor should be less than 30m, if the distance is too
long, it will cause parasitic capacitance problems, and in addition, it will cause an error or malfunction on
the frequency converter. In cases where the frequency converter and the motor are installed at a distance
of more than 30m. install a filter at the output of the frequency converter to reduce the carrier frequency.
The distance between the frequency converter and the motor should not exceed 100m.
10. The output channels U, V and W must not have leakage currents to ground;
11. Please make sure that all power circuit terminals are clamped, between wires and terminals, the contact is
in good condition, and make sure that they will not be loosened due to vibration.
12. To reduce interference, it is recommended to equip the electromagnetic components in the external circuit of the
frequency converter (electromagnetic contactor, relay, etc.) with EMC filters.
4-1-3 Recommended circuit breakers and contactors.

Power cross section
Voltage Auto Contactor
A type engine wires
food switch (A) (A)
kW mm2
NZ2200-00R4G 0.4 0.75 10 9
NZ2200-00R7G 1ph 0.75 0.75 sixteen 12
NZ2200-1R5G 220VAC- 1.5 1.5 25 eighteen
50/60Hz
NZ2200-2R2G 2.2 2.5 32 25
NZ2200-3R7G 3.7 2.5 40 32
NZ2400-0R4G 0.4 0.75 6 9
NZ2400-0R7G 0.75 0.75 6 9
NZ2400-1R5G 1.5 0.75 10 9
NZ2400-2R2G 2.2 0.75 10 9
NZ2400-3R7G/5R5P 3.7/5.5 1.5 sixteen 12
NZ2400-5R5G 5.5 2.5 twenty eighteen
NZ2400-7R5P 7.5 4 32 25
NZ2400-7R5G/11P 7.5/11 4 32 25
NZ2400-11G/15P 11/15 4 40 32
NZ2400-15G/18.5P 3ph 15/18.5 6 50 38
NZ2400-18.5G/22P 380V AC 18.5/22 10 50 40
NZ2400-22G/30P 50/60Hz 22/30 10 63 50
NZ2400-30G/37P 30/37 sixteen one hundred 65
NZ2400-37G/45P 37/45 25 one hundred 80
NZ2400-45G/55P 45/55 35 125 95
NZ2400-55G/75P 55/75 50 160 115
NZ2400-75G/90P 75/90 70 225 170
NZ2400-90G/110P 90/110 95 250 205
NZ2400-110G/132P 110/132 120 315 245
NZ2400-132G/160P 132/160 120 350 300
NZ2400-160G/185P 160/185 150 400 300
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4-1-4 Power terminals and description.
The power terminals are accessible when the frequency converter housing is open.
Type 1. 3f. 380V 0.2 - 2.2kW.; 1f. 220V 0.4 - 1.5kW
Type 2. 3f. 380V 3.7 - 5.5kW.; 1ph 220V 2.2 - 3.7kW
Type 3. 3f. 380V 7.5 - 11kW.
Type 4.3f. 380V 15 - 22kW.
Type 5.3f. 380V 30 - 37kW.
Type 6.3f. 380V 45 - 75kW.
Type 7. 3f. 380V 90 - 110kW.
Type 8. 3f. 380V 132 - 160kW.
Name Description
Grounding.
R/L1, S/L2, T/L3 Terminal for connecting the input voltage.
U/T1, V/T2, W/T3 Output power terminal for motor connection.
B1, B2, +, PR Terminal for connecting a braking resistor.

Connection example:
1. An example of connecting a single-phase frequency converter 220V/0.2~3.2kW for 220V AC mains:
2. Wiring example of three-phase frequency converter 380V AC/0.4~11.0kW for 380V AC industrial network.
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4-2 Control terminals. 4-2-1
Basic wiring diagram.
4-2-2 Control terminal terminals.

Arrangement of control terminals
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4-2-3 Descriptions of the control terminal
A type Symbol Purpose Description
FWD forward rotation Forward rotation command input
Discrete
REW reverse rotation Reverse command input

S1 Multifunction input 1
inputs
+10V Internal power supply

Analog
inputs
FIV Analog voltage input 0-10V DC
FIC Analog current input 0-20mA

Digital
land
GND General Terminal
MCM General optical output

MO1 Multifunctional output terminal
Discrete
Relay output terminal

exits
RA
(Normally open)
Relay output terminal
R.B.
(Normally closed)
RC Common relay output terminal
analog
exit
FOV Analog voltage output terminal

FOV
0-10V
RS+
RS485 RS485 Modbus communication
RS-
Jumpers selection of the operating mode of analog inputs and outputs

Jumper Function description
J1 Selection of the operating mode of the analog output
FOV V: voltage signal 0-10V;
I: current signal 4-20mA
J2 Selection of the operating mode of the analog input
FIC V: voltage signal 0-10V;
I: current signal 4-20mA
4-2-4 Wiring control circuits.

(1) Please separate the control signal line from the power circuit and any other power line;
(2) Because interference will cause unsuitable operation, please use 0.5-2mm
shielded wire or double shielded wire;
(3) Please check the allowable conditions for the terminal before connecting, such as: power supply or
maximum allowable current, etc.;
(4) Please connect the ground terminal E correctly, and make sure
the ground impedance is below 100 Ω;
(5) Please correctly select all accessories such as potentiometer or
voltmeter according to specification;
(6) Please check carefully after connecting and before turning on the power.
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Chapter 5 Control panel and description of actions.
5-1 Control Panel.
The control panel is located in the center of the frequency converter, and is divided into two parts: indication
and control keys.
The display part shows settings and various operating status; part of the control keys
- communication channel between the user and the frequency converter.
Status indicator: Hz, A, V, F/R

Display part: set frequency, output frequency, current, setting parameters and fault
content, etc.
Manual adjustment of the output frequency.
Buttons for selecting the parameter and its value.
RUN/STOP Operation command key: start/end operation

ENTER ENTER/Reset key: parameter group selection, parameter selection,
/RESET parameter value writing, error reset
Change of active discharge, change of indication - set frequency,
output current, forward/reverse rotation, etc.
PRG programming key
Potentiometer for adjusting the output frequency
Status indicator
HZ Output frequency indication
A Indication of current values
V Voltage indication
FWD/REV Reverse rotation indication
Reverse rotation indication
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5-2 Operating the control panel.
Example setting of parameter P1.03 (starting frequency).
- Press the PRG button - enter the group
parameters "R". select
group "P1" - select

parameter P1.03 "ENTER" - change
meaning - save
"ENTER" changes
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Chapter 6 Function Parameter Table.
No. Name Description Unit preset
Group P0: group of basic parameters.
1. G is a constant moment.
P0.00 Load type selection one
2. P - pumps, fans
0 - V/F
P0.01 Control mode selection 0
1 - SFVC vector control
0: Converter board 1: I/O
P0.02 Command source terminal 0
2: RS485 control
0: main frequency X
1: "operations with X and Y" (see tens)
2: switching between X and Y
3: switch between X and "operations with X
and Y"
4: switch between Y and "operations with X
Selecting a Job Method
P0.03 and Y" 00
frequencies
Tens:
"Operations with X and
Y" 0: X+Y
1:XY
2: maximum
3: minimum
0: Digital frequency setting (P01.0), UP/
DOWN change, memorized when power
off. food
1: Digital frequency setting (P01.0), UP/
DOWN change, reset when power off.
food
Job Source 2:FIV
P0.04 0
fundamental frequency X 3: FIC
4: reserve
5: Pulse reference (S3) 6:
Multi-speed operation 7:
PLC
8: PID
9:RS485
Selecting a Job Method
P0.05 Similar to P0.04 0
additional frequency Y
Range selection 0: Relative to max frequency 1:
P0.06 additional frequency Relative to main source 0
source Y frequency X
Source range
P0.07 0~150%
additional frequency Y
one hundred
P0.08 Acceleration time 1 0.00~65000sec Model dependent

P0.09 Deceleration time 1 0.00~65000sec Model dependent
Preinstalled
P0.10 0.0~maximum frequency (P0.12) 0.0
frequency
0: Forward rotation
P0.11 Direction of rotation 0
1: Reverse rotation
Maximum working
P0.12 50.00Hz ~ 320.00Hz 50.0
frequency
0: P0.12
1:FIV
Selecting the source for setting 2: FIC
P0.13
the upper frequency limit 3: reserve
4: impulse setting 5:
RS485 port
eighteen
Upper limit of working Lower limit of operating frequency
P0.14 50.0
frequencies P0.16~Maximum frequency P0.12
0.0~Max frequency P0.12
Upper offset
P0.15 0.0
operating frequency limit
Lower limit of working 0.0 ~ Upper limit of operating frequency

P0.16 0.0
frequencies (P0.14)
P0.17 carrier frequency 1.0kHz ~ 16.0kHz Model dependent
Carrier change 0: no
P0.18 one
frequency by temperature 1: yes
0: 1sec
Units of acceleration
P0.19 1: 0.1 sec one
/deceleration
2: 0.01 sec
Frequency offset for
P0.21 auxiliary 0~ maximum frequency (P0.12) 0.00
frequency source
1: 0.1Hz
P0.22 Frequency step 2
2: 0.01Hz
Saving Digital
0: not saved
P0.23 frequency when turned off 0
1: saved
food
Base frequency for 0: Maximum frequency (P0.12)
P0.24 acceleration time / 1: set frequency 0
slowdown 2: 100Hz
Base frequency for 0: working frequency
Р0.25 0
UP/DOWN changes 1: set frequency
Units: Bind OP commands to
frequency source: 0: No Binding
1: digital setting
2:FIV
3: FIC
4: reserve
5: pulse
Team Binding
P0.26 6: multi-speed 000
source to frequency
7:PLC
8: PID
9:RS485
Tens: Bind terminal commands to
frequency source (0~9, same as units)
Hundreds: Bind communication
commands to frequency source (0~9,
same as units)
Type of communication
P0.27 0: Modbus communication card 0
cards
Group P1: start/stop mode control.
0: direct start
P1.00 Start mode 1: with frequency search 0
2: with pre-excitation
0: from stop frequency 1:
P1.01 Frequency Search Mode from zero speed 2: from 0
maximum frequency
Rotation frequency
P1.02 1~100
tracking speed
twenty
P1.03 Start frequency 0.0~10.0Hz 0.0

Starting time
P1.04 0.0 ~ 100.0 sec 0.0
frequencies
DC current value
P1.05 0 ~ 100% rated currents 0%
braking at start
nineteen
Start time
P1.06 0 ~ 25.0 sec 0
DC braking current
0: linear
Overclocking mode /
P1.07 1: S-curve type A 0
braking
2: S-curve type B
P1.08 S-curve start time 0.0%~(100%-R1.09) 30.0%
P1.09 S-curve end time 0.0%~(100%-R1.08) 30.0%
Stop method selection 0: Deceleration
R1.10 0
engine 1: Freewheel
Frequency of switching to
R1.11 0.0~maximum frequency 0.0
DC braking
Waiting time
R1.12 0~100.0sec 0
DC braking
DC braking current
R1.13 0 ~ 100% rated currents 0%
before stop
Deceleration time DC
R1.14 0~100.0sec 0
current
Brake value
R1.15 0~100% one hundred%
efforts
Group P2: motor parameters
0: asynchronous motor
R2.00 Motor type selection 1: variable frequency induction 0
motor
Rated power
P2.01 0.1 ~ 450.0 kW Model dependent
engine
Rated voltage
P2.02 0 ~ 2000.0V Model dependent
engine
Rated current
P2.03 0~6553.5A Model dependent
engine
Rated frequency
P2.04 0 ~ maximum frequency Model dependent
engine
Rated speed
P2.05 0 ~ 65535 rpm Model dependent
engine
Stator resistance
P2.06 0.001 ~ 65.535Ω Model dependent
engine
Rotor resistance
P2.07 engine 0.001 ~ 65.535Ω Model dependent
Model dependent
P2.08 Rotor inductance 0.01 ~ 65.535mH
Model dependent
P2.09 Mutual inductance 0.1 ~ 6553.5mH
Rated current Model dependent

P2.10 0 ~ P2.03
engine idle
0: no
0
R2.37 Autotune 1: static
2: complex
Group P3: vector control parameters
Coefficient
R3.00 proportionality 1 1~100 thirty
speed loop
Integration time 1
P3.01 0.01~10.00 sec 0.5 sec
speed loop
R3.02 Frequency switching 1 0.0~P3.05 5 Hz
Coefficient
R3.03 proportionality 2 1~100 twenty
speed loop
Integration time 2
P3.04 0.01~10.00 sec 1.0 sec
speed loop
R3.05 Frequency switching 2 P3.02~maximum frequency 10 Hz
twenty
Slip compensation
R3.06 50%~200%
vector control
one hundred%
Time constant
R3.07 0.000~1.000 sec 0.0
speed loop filter
Coefficient
R3.08 overexcitation 0~200 64
vector control
P3.09 Selection of the torque 0: P3.10
limit reference source in 1:FIV
control mode 2: FIC
speed 3: reserve
4: pulse
5: over the network
6: min (FIV, FIC)

7: max (FIV, FIC)
Digital task
torque limit in
R3.10 0.0~200.0% 150.0
control mode
speed
Coefficient
R3.13 proportional 0~60000 2000
excitation adjustment
Coefficient
R3.14 integral excitation 0~60000 1300
adjustment
Coefficient
R3.15 proportional 0~60000 2000
torque adjustment
Coefficient
R3.16 integral torque 0~60000 1300
adjustment
Integral properties 0: off
R3.17 0
speed loop 1: on
Group P4: V/F control parameters
0: linear
1: multi-point
2: quadratic
3: power 1.2
Р4.00 V/F curve selection 4: power 1.4 0
6: power 1.6
8: power 1.8
10: complete separation
11: half split
0.0 - automatic
R4.01 Torque Boost Model dependent
0.1~30.0%
Shutdown frequency
R4.02 0.0~maximum frequency 50.0
moment increase
Frequency 1 (F1) V/F curve
R4.03 0.0~R4.05 0.0
Voltage 1 (V1) V/F curve
R4.04 0.0~100.0% 0.0
P4.05 Frequency 2 (F2) V/F curve P4.03~P4.07 0.0
R4.06 0.0~100.0% 0.0
P4.07 Frequency 3 (F3) V/F curve P4.05~P1.04 0.0
P4.08 0.0~100.0% 0.0
Slip compensation factor
R4.09 0.0~200.0% 0.0
21
Coefficient
R4.10 0~200 64
overexcitation V/F
Suppression ratio
R4.11 0~100 Model dependent
V/F fluctuations
0: P4.14
1:FIV
2: FIC
3: reserve
4: pulse
Voltage source for V/F
R4.13 5: multi-speed 0
separation
6:PLC
7:PID
8: over the network
100.0% corresponds to the motor

rated voltage
Digital task
R4.14 voltage for V/F separation 0~rated motor voltage 0
rise time 0.0~1000.0 sec

R4.15 voltage for V/F separation Indicates the voltage rise time from to 0 0.0
motor rated voltage
Descent time 0.0~1000.0 sec
R4.16 voltage for V/F separation Indicates the time for the voltage to decrease 0.0
from nominal to 0.
Group P5: input terminal function parameters
P5.00 FWD input terminal 0: Disabled one
1: Forward
P5.01 REV input terminal 2: Back 2
P5.02 Input terminal S1 3: 3-wire control 4: JOG 4
forward
P5.03 Input terminal S2 9
5: JOG back
P5.04 Input terminal S3 12
22
6: UP
7: DOWN
8: Stop
9: Error reset
10: Work pause
11: External error input (NO contact)
12: Multi-speed 1
13: multi-speed 2
14: multi-speed 3
15: multi-speed 4
16: Acceleration/Deceleration 1
17: Acceleration/Deceleration 2
18: frequency source switching 19:
UP/DOWN setting reset 20: command
source switching terminal
21: acceleration/deceleration prohibition

22: PID pause
23: PLC reset
24: sweep pause 25: counter
input
26: counter reset
27: Length counter input
P5.05 Input terminal S4 thirteen
28: Length counter reset
29: Torque control prohibition 30:
Pulse input (S3 only) 32:
Instantaneous DC braking 33:
External error input (NC contact) 34:
Frequency modification prohibition
35: PID reverse direction 36: External
STOP 1
37:Command source switch 2 38:PID
pause
39: switch between main reference X and
preset frequency 40: switch between
auxiliary reference Y and preset
frequency 41: motor 1 selection
42: engine selection 2

43: PID parameter switching 46:
Speed/torque control switching
47: power off

48: External STOP 2
49: DC braking deceleration 50: Reset
current running time
R5.10 Filter Time 0.000~1.000 sec 0.01 sec
0: 2-wire, 1 1: 2-
wire, 2 2: 3-wire, 1
R5.11 Control mode
3: 3-wire, 2
Amount of change
R5.12 0.001Hz/sec~65.535Hz/sec 1 Hz/sec
UP/DOWN
Minimum input
R5.13 0 ~ P5.15 0.0V
value , on FI, curve 1
Minimum speed at P5.13
R5.14 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 0.0%
curve 1
Maximum input
R5.15 P5.13 ~ +10V 10.0V
Max Speed
R5.16 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 100.0%
at P5.15 curve 1
23
R5.17 FI filter time curve 1 0.00 sec ~ 10.00 sec 0.1
Minimum input
R5.18 0 ~ P5.20 0.0V
R5.19 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 0.0%
curve 2
Maximum input
R5.20 P5.18~+10V 10.0V
value , on FI curve 2
Max Speed
R5.21 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 100.0%
at P5.20 curve 2
R5.22 Filter time curve 2 0.00 sec ~ 10.00 sec 0.1
Minimum input
R5.23 0 ~ P5.25 0.0V
R5.24 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 0.0%
curve 3
Maximum input
R5.25 P5.23 ~ +10V 10.0V
value, curve 3
Max Speed
R5.26 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 100.0%
at P5.25 curve 3
R5.27 Filter time curve 3 0.00 sec ~ 10.00 sec 0.1
Minimum,
R5.28 0 ~ P5.30 0.00 kHz
pulse input
Minimum speed at P5.28,
R5.29 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 0.0%
imp. entrance
Maximum, impulse
R5.30 P5.20 ~ 100.00 kHz 50.00 kHz
entrance
Max Speed
R5.31 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 100.0%
at P5.30, imp. entrance
R5.32 Filter time, imp. entrance 0.00 sec ~ 10.00 sec 0.1
Units digit: FIV input 1:
Curve 1 (P5.13-P5.16) 2:
Curve 2 (P5.18-P5.21) 3:
Curve 3 (P5.23-P5.26) 4:
R5.33 Curve type selection Curve 4 (C6 .00-C6.07) 5: 321
curve 5 (C6.08-C6.15)
Ten's place: FIC input
(similar to FIV)
Hundreds digit: FIA output (similar to FIV)
Units digit: FIV input 1:
minimum value 2: 0.0%
The value of FI when the signal
R5.34 is less than the specified 000
Ten's place: FIC input
minimum
(similar to FIV)
Hundreds digit: FIA output (similar to FIV)
R5.35 FWD Delay 0.0~3600.0 sec 0.0
R5.36 REV Delay 0.0~3600.0 sec 0.0
R5.37 Delay S1 0.0~3600.0 sec 0.0
0: N/O
1: N/C
Units: FWD
Discrete inversion
R5.38 Tens: REV 00000
inputs 1
Hundreds: S1
Thousands: S2
Tens of thousands: S3
0: high
Discrete inversion
R5.39 1: low 0
inputs 2
Units: S4
Group P6: output terminal function parameters
Holiday mode
Р6.00 Output switch
terminal M01
24
Output functions 0: off
P6.01 0
terminal MO1 1: work
Weekend functions 2: error (stop)
P6.02 one
RA terminals. R.B. R.C. 3: FDT1 frequency reached
4:
5: zero speed
6: Motor overload 7: Inverter
overload 8: Counter set value
reached
9: counter value reached 10:

length reached
11: PLC cycle completed
12: cumulative working time reached
13: frequency limitation
14: torque limit 15:
ready
16: FIV>FIC
17: High frequency reached 18: Low
frequency reached 19: Undervoltage
20: Communication settings 23: 2

Zero speed 2
24: cumulative on-time reached 25: FDT2
frequency reached
26: Frequency 1 reached
27: Frequency 2 reached
28: Current 1 reached
29: current 2 reached
30: timer reached
31: FIV input limit 32: Load 0
33: reverse rotation

34: zero current
35: Module temperature reached
36: Current limit reached
37: Low frequency reached 38: Alarm
40: current working time reached

0: working frequency
1: set frequency
2: output current
3: output moment
4: power output
5: output voltage
6: Pulse output 100% = 100KHz 7: FIV
Output Functions
P6.07
FOV terminal
8: FIC
10: long
11: counter value
12: communication setpoint
13: motor speed
14: output current (100%=1000A) 15:
output voltage (100%=1000V)
Displacement factor
R6.10 - 100.0% ~ +100.0% 0.0%
FOV
Gain
R6.11 - 10.00 ~ +10.00 1.0
FOV
Exit Delay Time
R6.17 0.0 sec ~ 3600.0 sec 0.0 sec
M01
25
Relay output delay time
R6.18 0.0 sec ~ 3600.0 sec 0.0 sec
Relay output delay time

R6.19 0.0 sec ~ 3600.0 sec 0.0 sec
0: positive
Output logic selection 1: negative
R6.22 00
terminal Units: M01
Tens: relay
Group P7: operator panel and display
Correction factor
Р7.00 0.0-200.0 100.0
output power
0: the key is active when operated from
Key function
R7.02 the operator panel one
STOP/RESET
1: the key is always active
Bit 00: Operating frequency
Bit 01: Reference frequency
Bit 02: Bus voltage Bit 03:
Output voltage Bit 04: Output
current
Bit 05: Output power Bit
06: Output torque Bit 07:
Parameter display 1 Input S status
R7.03 1F
during operation Bit 08: M01 output status
Bit 09: FIV
Bit 10: FIC
Bit 11: reserve
Bit 12: Counter value Bit
13: Length value Bit 14:
Speed
Bit 15: PID reference
Bit 00: PID feedback Bit
01: PLC step
Bit 02: Pulse frequency reference (kHz) Bit 03:
Operating frequency 2
Bit 04: Operating time Bit 05:
FIV after correction Bit 06:
FIC after correction Bit 07:
Reserved
Parameter display 2
R7.04 Bit 08: Line speed
during operation
Bit 09: Current ON time (hours) Bit 10:
Current run time (min)
Bit 11: Pulse frequency reference (Hz)
Bit 12: Communication reference value
Bit 13: reserve

Bit 14: Basic frequency reference x Bit 15:
Secondary frequency reference Y
Bit 00: Reference
frequency Bit 01: Bus
voltage Bit 02: S input
status Bit 03: M01 output
status Bit 04: FIV
Bit 05: FIC
Parameter display during
R7.05 Bit 06: reserved 33
stop time
Bit 07: Counter value 08:
Length value
Bit 09: PLC step
Bit 10: Loaded speed Bit 11:
PID reference
Bit 12: Pulse frequency reference (kHz)
P7.06 Speed ratio 0.0001~6.5000 1.0000
26
Superheat temperature
P7.07 0.0º~150º
inverter
Software version
P7.08 Model dependent
ensure
Summarized working
R7.09 0h~65535h
time
Software version
R7.11
ensure
0: 0 characters
Number of characters after 1:1 character
R7.12
decimal point 2: 2 characters
3: 3 characters
Accumulated time
R7.13 0h~65535h
energized
R7.14 Total power 0~65535kW
Group P8: auxiliary parameters
P8.00 JOG movement frequency 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 2.00
JOG acceleration time
P8.01 0.0~6500.0 sec 20.0
movements
JOG deceleration time
P8.02 0.0~6500.0 sec 20.0
movements
P8.03 Acceleration time 2 0.0~6500.0 sec 10.0
P8.04 Deceleration time 2 0.0~6500.0 sec 10.0
R8.09 Frequency jump 1 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 0.0
R8.10 Frequency jump 2 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 0.0
R8.11 Jump amplitude 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 0.1
Dead time
R8.12 0.0~3000.0 sec 0.0
reverse zones
0: allowed
R8.13 Reverse control 0
1: prohibited
Operating mode at 0: run at minimum frequency 1:
R8.14 reaching the bottom stop 0
frequency level 2: work at zero frequency
R8.15 Droop control 0.0~10.0Hz 0.0
Summed Threshold
R8.16 0~65000 hour 0
switch-on time
Summed Threshold
R8.17 0~65000 hour 0
working time
0: no
R8.18 Launch Protection 0
1: yes
R8.19 Threshold frequency FDT1 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 50.0
R8.20 Hysteresis FDT1 0.0~100.0% FDT1 level 5.0
Detection range
R8.21 0.0~100.0% maximum frequency 0.0
frequencies
Acceleration Resolution/ 0: disabled

R8.22 0
deceleration during jump 1: allowed
Frequency value
switching between
R8.25 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 0.0
acceleration 1 and acceleration 2
Frequency value
switching between
deceleration 1 and
deceleration 2
0: disabled
R8.27 JOG priority 0
1: allowed
27
R8.28 FDT2 threshold frequency 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 5.0
R8.29 Hysteresis FDT2 0.0~100.0% FDT2 level 5.0
Achievement level
Р8.30 0.0 ~ maximum frequency 50.0
frequencies1
Frequency amplitude
reached value 1
Achievement level
frequency 2
Frequency amplitude
reached value 2
Detection level 0.0~300.0%
R8.34 5.0
zero current 100%=motor rated current
Delay time
R8.35 zero detection 0.01~600.00 sec 0.1
current
Overcurrent output 0.0 - off

R8.36 200.0
threshold 0.1~300.0% (motor rated current)
Delay time
R8.37 overload detection 0.01~600.00 sec 0.0
by current
Current achievement level
R8.38 0.0~300.0% (motor rated current) 100.0
1
Level amplitude
reach current 1
Current achievement level
1
Level amplitude
reach current 1
0: disabled
R8.42 Timing function 0
1: allowed
0: P8.44
1:FIV
2: FIC
R8.43 Choice of timing 0
3: reserve
100% analog input match P8.44
R8.44 Synchronization time 0.0~6500.0 min 0.0

Lower entry level
R8.45 0.0~R8.46 3.1
FIV
Upper entry level
R8.46 P8.45~10.0V 6.8
FIV
Temperature threshold
R8.47 0.0~150.0º one hundred
module
Cooling fan control 0: works only during operation 1:
R8.48 0
works constantly
R8.49 Wake up frequency Sleep frequency (P8.51) ~ max. frequency (P0.12) 0.0 Hz
Delay time
R8.50 0.0~6500.0 sec 0.0 sec
awakening
R8.51 Sleep frequency 0.0 ~ wakeup frequency (P8.49) 0.0 Hz
Frequency delay time
R8.52 0.0~6500.0 sec 0.0 sec
sleep
Determination time
R8.53 0.0~6500.0 min 0.0 min
operating current
Group P9: errors and protection
Motor overload protection 0: off
Р9.00 one
selection 1: on
Overload factor
R9.01 0.2~10.0 1.0
engine
28
Coefficient
R9.02 warnings about 50.0%~100.0% 80.0%
engine overload
Coefficient for
R9.03 0~100 0
overvoltage
Protection by
R9.04 120%~150% 130%
reloading
Coefficient for
R9.05 0~100
overcurrent
twenty
Overload protection
R9.06 100%~200% 150%
current
Short circuit on 0: off

R9.07 one
ground when switched on food 1: on
Automatic time error
R9.09 0~20 0
reset
M01 activity during 0: not active
R9.10 0
autom. error reset 1: active
Auto time interval error
R9.11 0.1~100.0 sec 1.0
reset
R9.12 reserve
Break protection selection 0: off
R9.13 one
output phase 1: on
R9.14 1 error 0: no
1: inverter unit protection
2: overcurrent when overclocking
3: overcurrent during deceleration 4:

overcurrent at constant speed
5: Acceleration overvoltage 6: Deceleration

overvoltage 7: Constant speed overvoltage
8: buffer overload
9: undervoltage
10: AC inverter overload 11:
Motor overload
13: output phase loss 14:
module overtemperature
15: external error
16: communication error 17:
contactor error
18: Current detection error
19: Auto-tuning error 21:
EEPROM error
22: AC converter
configuration error
23: short circuit
26: accumulated operating time elapsed
29: accumulated switch-on time elapsed
30: load level 0
31: open feedback 40:
current wave limit
R9.15 2 mistake
R9.16 3 (last) error
R9.17 Frequency at 3 error
R9.18 Current at 3 error
R9.19 Voltage at 3 error
input status
R9.20
terminals at 3 error
29
Holiday Status
R9.21
Inverter status at 3rd error
R9.22
Power-on time at 3rd

R9.23
error
Operating time at 3
R9.24
errors
R9.27 Frequency at 2nd error
input status
R9.30
terminals on 2 error
Holiday Status
R9.31
terminals on 2 error
Inverter status at 2nd
R9.32
error
Power-on time at 2nd
R9.33
error
R9.34 Operating time at 2 errors e
R9.37 Frequency at 1 error
input status
R9.40
Holiday Status
R9.41
Inverter status at 1 error
R9.42
Power-on time at 1 error

R9.43
R9.44 Operating time at 1 error e

R9.47 Choice of action 1 when Units: motor overload (OL1) 0: coast
protection is triggered
1: braking
2: continue work
Tens: reserve
00000
Hundreds:
Output phase loss (LO) Thousands: External

error (EF) Tens of thousands:
Communication error (CE)
R9.48 Choice of action 2 when Units: reserve

protection is triggered Tens: EEPROM (EEP) error 0:
Coasting
1: braking
Hundreds: 00000
reserve
Thousands: reserve
Tens of thousands: cumulative working time
(END1) has expired
thirty
R9.49 Choice of action 3 when Units: reserve
protection is triggered Tens: reserve
Hundreds:
cumulative switch-on time (END2) has

elapsed
Thousands: (LOAD)
0: coast
1: braking 00000
2: Continue running at 7% of rated
frequency
Tens of thousands: PID feedback open
(PIDE)
0: coast
1: braking
2: continue work
R9.54 Frequency selection for 0: current running
continuation of work frequency 1: set frequency
2: frequency upper limit 3: 0
frequency lower limit 4: frequency
increase automatically
Automatic lift
R9.55 60.0~100.0% 100.0%
frequencies
Actions when 0: nothing

R9.59 momentary voltage drop 1: braking 0
2: braking and stopping
Action delay at
R9.60 momentary voltage drop 0.0~100.0% 100.0%
Action delay at
R9.61 recovery 0.0~100.0 sec 0.5 sec
voltage
Voltage dip level
R9.62 60.0~100.0% (standard voltage) 80.0%
Reach Protection 0: off
R9.63 0
load 0 1: on
Level detection
R9.64 0.0~100.0% 10.0%
load 0
Determination time
R9.65 0.0~60.0 sec 1.0 sec
load 0
PA group: PID controller parameters
0: RA.01
1:FIV
Source selection 2: FIC
PA.00 set value 3: reverse 0
for PID 4: imp. input S3
5: network
6: multi-tasking
Digital task for
PA.01 0.0~100.0% 50.0%
PID
0:FIV
1: FIC
2: reserve
3: FIV - FIC
Feedback signal
PA.02 4: S3 pulse signal 5: via 0
network
PID communications
6:FIV + FIC
7: max FIV, FIC
8: min FIV, FIC
Direction of action 0: Direct
PA.03 0
PID 1: Reverse
31
Level setting
RA.04 0~65535 1000
feedback
PA.05 PID - coefficient. P 0.0~100.0 20.0
PA.06 PID - coefficient. I 0.01~10.00 sec 2.0 sec
PA.07 PID - coefficient. D 0.000~10.000 sec 0.0 sec
Deadband frequency at
RA.08 0.00~maximum frequency 2.00 Hz
PID reversal
RA.09 PID deviation limit 0.0~100.0% 0.0%
Limit
RA.10 0.0~100.0% 0.1%
PID differentiation
Time to change
RA.11 0.00~650.00 sec 0.0
PID settings
Filter back time
RA.12 0.00~60.00 sec 0.0
connections
PID output filter time

RA.13 0.00~60.00 sec 0.0
PA.15 PID - coefficient. P2 0.0~100.0 20.0
PA.16 PID - coefficient. I 2 0.01~10.00 sec 2.0 sec
PA.17 PID - coefficient. D2 0.000~10.000 sec 0.0 sec
0: no
Switching conditions
RA.18 1: through S 0
PID parameters
2: automatic by deviation
Deviation 1
RA.19 switching PID 0.0%~RA.20 20.0%
parameters
Deviation 2
RA.20 switching PID RA.19~100% 80.0%
parameters
RA.21 Initial value of PID 0.0~100.0% 0.0
Hold Time
RA.22 0.00~650.00 sec 0.0
initial PID value
Max. deviation between 0.0~100.0%
RA.23 two PID outputs 1.00%
forward
Max. deviation between 0.0~100.0%
RA.24 two PID outputs 1.00%
back
Units:
0: off
Integral property 1: on
RA.25 00
PID Tens: stop actions
0: continue integral operations 1: stop
integral operations
Value setting
0.0 - no break control
RA.26 feedback break 0.0
0.1~100.0%
PID
Determination time
RA.27 feedback break 0.0~20.0sec 0.0
PID
0: no action
RA.28 PID actions at stop 0
1: PID to stop
PB group: swept frequency, length and counters
Sweep mode selection 0: relative to center frequency 1:
PB.00 0
relative to maximum frequency
Oscillating amplitude
РВ.01 0.0~100.0% 0.0
frequencies
PB.02 Frequency jump amplitude 0.0~50.0% 0.0

PB.03 Sweep cycle 0.1~3000.0 sec 10.0
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Time factor
PB.04 ascending triangular 0.1~100.0% 50.0
waves
PB.05 Specified length 0~65535 m 1000
PB.06 Actual length 0~65535 m 0
PB.07 Number of impulses per meter 0~6553.5 100.0
Set value
PB.08 0~65535 1000
counter
Specified value
PB.09 counter 0~65535 1000
RS group: Multi-speed and PLC functions

RS.00 Speed 0 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.01 Speed 1 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.02 Speed 2 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.03 Speed 3 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.04 Speed 4 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.05 Speed 5 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.06 Speed 6 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.07 Speed 7 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.08 Speed 8 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.09 Speed 9 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.10 Speed 10 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.11 Speed 11 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.12 Speed 12 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.13 Speed 13 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.14 Speed 14 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
RS.15 Speed 15 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
0: Execute once
1: Run at the last frequency after a
PC.16 PLC operation mode 0
cycle is completed
2: Looping
Units: memory after power off 0: no
1: yes
RS.17 PLC memory mode 00
Tens: memory after stop 0:
no
1: yes
PC.18 PLC operation time 0 0.0 ~ 6553.5 sec (hour) 0.0
Acceleration / deceleration
RS.19 0~3 0
operations 0
RS.21 0~3 0
operations 1
RS.23 0~3 0
operations 2
RS.25 0~3 0
operations 3
RS.27 0~3 0
operations 4
RS.29 0~3 0
operations 5
RS.31 0~3 0
operations 6
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RS.33 0~3 0
operations 7
RS.35 0~3 0
operations 8
RS.37 0~3 0
operations 9
RS.39 0~3 0
operations 10
RS.41 0~3 0
operations 11
RS.43 0~3 0
operations 12
RS.45 0~3 0
operations 13
RS.47 0~3 0
operations 14
RS.49 0~3 0
operations 15
Operating time units 0: sec
RS.50 0
PLC 1 hour
0: PC.00
1:FIV
2: FIC
Reference source selection 0
RS.51 3: reserve 0
4: pulse command
5: PID
6: P0.10, change by UP/DOWN
Group PD: communication parameters
Units
0:300
1:600
2:1200
3:2400
4:4800
PD.00 Transfer rate 0005
5:9600
6:19200
7:38400
8:57600
9:115200
Tens, hundreds, thousands - reserve
0:8N2 FOR RTU
1:8E1 FOR RTU
PD.01 Data format 0
2:8O1 FOR RTU
3:8N1 FOR RTU
1~247
PD.02 Communication address one
0: broadcast address
PD.03 Response delay 0~20ms 2
0.0 - no
PD.04 Time-out 0.0
0.1~60.0 sec
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Units:
0: not standard
PD.05 Modbus protocol selection one
1: standard
Tens: reserve
Permission
0: 0.01A
PD.06 communication current 0
1: 0.1A
response
PE group: reserve
PP group: user parameters
0: no operation
1: restore factory settings, except motor
parameters
Initial settings 2: erasing records
PP.01 0
installations 4: Restoring saved user settings
501: Backup current user settings
Group C0: Torque control

Choice of control by 0: by speed
С0.00 0
speed / torque 1: by torque
0: C0.03
1:FIV
2: FIC
Job Source
3: reserve
С0.01 torque when driving 0
4: pulse
by moment
5: over the network
6: min (FIV, FIC)

7: max (FIV, FIC)
Digital task
C0.03 - 200.0~200% 150.0
moment
Max. forward frequency
С0.05 0.0Hz ~ max. frequency 50.0
in torque control
Min. forward frequency
С0.06 0.0Hz ~ max. frequency 50.0
in torque control
Acceleration at
С0.07 0.0~650.0 sec 0.0
torque control
Braking at
С0.08 0.0~650.0 sec 0.0
torque control
Groups С1-С4: reserve
Group C5: control optimization parameters
Upper frequency limit
C5.00 0.00~15.00Hz 12.0
switching PWM
0: asynchronous
C5.01 PWM modulation mode 0
1: synchronous
Mode selection 0: no compensation
C5.02 dead compensation 1: mode 1 one
zones 2: mode 2
Random value 0: Random PWM off
C5.03 0
PWM 1-10: PWM carrier frequency random
0: off
C5.04 Fast current limit one
1: on
Compensation
C5.05 0~100 5
current detection
Reduced threshold
C5.06 60.0~140.0% 100.0
voltage
0: no optimization
Mode selection
C5.07 1: mode 1 one
SFVC optimizations
2: mode 2
Group C6: FI curve setting (FI is FIV or FIC)
C6.00 Min curve input 4 FI - 10.0V~C6.02 0.0
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Login min settings
C6.01 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
Curve 4 FI
Inflection point 1 curve 4
C6.02 C6.00~C6.04 3.00
FI
Adjustment of inflection point 1
C6.03 - 100.0~100.0% 30.0
of curve 4 FI
C6.04 C6.02~C6.06 6.00
FI
C6.05 - 100.0~100.0% 60.0
of curve 4 FI
C6.06 Max curve input 4 FI C6.06~10.0V 10.0
Max input settings
C6.07 - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
Curve 4 FI
C6.08 Min curve input 5 FI - 10.0V~C6.10 0.0
Login min settings
C6.09 - 100.0~100.0% - 100.0
Curve 5 FI
C6.10 C6.08~C6.12 3.00
FI
C6.11 - 100.0~100.0% - 30.0
of curve 5 FI
C6.12 C6.10~C6.14 6.00
FI
C6.13 - 100.0~100.0% 30.0
of curve 5 FI
C6.14 Max curve input 5 FI C6.12~10.0V 10.0
Max input settings
C6.15 - 100.0~100.0% 100.0
Curve 5 FI
C6.16 Jump point FIV - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
C6.17 Jump amplitude FIV 0.0~100.0% 0.5
C6.18 Jump point FIC - 100.0~100.0% 0.0
C6.19 FIC jump amplitude 0.0~100.0% 0.5
Group CC: FI/FO correction
FIV measured
CC.00 0.5~4.0V
voltage 1
FIV shown
SS.01 0.5~4.0V
voltage 1
FIV measured
SS.02 6.0~9.999V
voltage 2
FIV shown
SS.03 6.0~9.999V
voltage 2
FIC measured
SS.04 0.5~4.0V
voltage 1
FIC shown
SS.05 0.5~4.0V
voltage 1
FIC measured
SS.06 6.0~9.999V
voltage 2
FIC shown
SS.07 6.0~9.999V
voltage 2
FOV set voltage 1
SS.12 0.5~4.0V
FOV measured
SS.13 0.5~4.0V
voltage 1
FOV set voltage 2
SS.14 6.0~9.999V
FOV measured
SS.15 6.0~9.999V
voltage 2
Group D0: monitoring parameters
D0.00 Operating frequency, Hz 0.01
D0.01 Set frequency, Hz 0.01
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D0.02 Bus voltage, V 0.1
D0.03 Bus voltage, V one
D0.04 Output current, A 0.01
D0.05 Output power, kW 0.1
D0.06 Output moment, % 0.1
D0.07 State of inputs S one
D0.08 Output state M01 one
D0.09 FIV voltage, V 0.01
D0.10 FIC voltage, V 0.01
D0.12 Counter value one
D0.13 Length one
D0.14 Loaded speed one
D0.15 PID reference one
D0.16 Feedback PID one
D0.17 Stage PLC one
Pulse frequency
D0.18 0.01
input, kHz
Saved working
D0.20 0.1
time, min
FIV voltage after
D0.21 0.001
corrections, V
FIC voltage after
D0.22 0.001
corrections, V
D0.24 Linear speed, m/min one
current time
D0.25 one
inclusions, min
current working time,
D0.26 one
min
Input frequency
D0.27 one
impulses, Hz
Meaning
D0.28 0.01
switching setting
Additional frequency
D0.31 0.01
Y, Hz
D0.32 Memory address value one
D0.34 Engine temperature, С one
D0.35 Torque setting, % 0.1
D0.37 Power factor 0.1
Installed
D0.39 voltage across one
V/F characteristic, V
Output voltage according to
D0.40 one
V/F characteristic, V
D0.45 Current error code 0
7. RS-485 communication interface
7-1. Transferred data.

NZ2000 series inverters are equipped with built-in RS-485 communication protocol, and support
Modbus.
This is a serial protocol that defines the data transmission format, including the master request format,
broadcast request, content encoding type (event code, transmission integrity and error control) The
response format of slave devices corresponds to the structure: action confirmation, data return, error
control. If the slave is in an error state at the time of receiving the data or cannot execute the command, it
sends an "alarm" signal to the master
The user can set, modify, read parameter values, read the operating parameters and status of the
frequency converter using a computer or a controller equipped with an RS-interface.
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485.
The data transfer protocol is based on a half-duplex transmission model, when the master device and
only one of the slave devices can exchange data at a particular time. The data sent during the exchange takes
the form of a message. In Asynchronous mode, data is transmitted frame by frame as separate messages.
7-2. Network structure.

The network consists of one command device and several slave devices. Network addressing must be
unique for each device and must be in the range from 1 to 247. 0 is the address for general communication.
7-3. Description of the principles of the protocol

The NZ2000 series inverter uses asynchronous serial master-slave communication protocol. There can
be only one device in the network operating in the "master" mode and generating requests. The rest of the
devices can only respond to requests from the "master" and execute its commands. The "master" device can
be a computer or controller, the frequency converter acts as a "slave". The "master" can interact with both a
separate slave and send broadcast requests to all the "slave" at the same time. In the case of a broadcast
request, the slaves do not need to send an acknowledgment to the master.
7-4.Structure of transmitted data

The NZ2000 frequency converters communicate using the Modbus RTU protocol: the messages used
by the protocol are sent at 3.5 character intervals before each new message.
The characters that can be used when forwarding messages include the numbers 0..9 and the letters
A..F in hexadecimal. Connected devices monitor messages sent over the bus. Each device checks the message
address field to find messages addressed to it. An interval of 3.5 characters means the end of the message.
The entire frame must be transmitted in one stream. If there is a pause of 1.5 characters, then the
receiving device considers that the frame has ended and the following characters are the addresses of the
next message. Similarly, if a new message starts earlier than 3.5 characters after the previous message, it will
be treated as a continuation of it. This will result in an error because the checksum field will have an invalid
value.
The RTU frame format is:
header frame 3.5 characters
START
The address "slave" Address 1-247
ADR
CMD command code 03: read parameter
06: write parameter
Data DATA N-1 Data for transfers: the address code parameter,
Data DATA N-2 parameter number function code, parameter value
……………… function code, etc.
DATA N0
CRC CHK Jr.
byte
CRC checksum value
CRC CHK Senior
byte
End messages 3.5 characters
END
Codes CMD(command) 03H reads N words (max 12) e.g. frequency converter with address 01 needs to
read two values continuously starting from address F102 :
Lead request
ADR 01N
cmd 03N
Elementary the address F1H
senior rank
Elementary the address 05H
junior rank
Number of registers 00H
senior rank
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Number registers 02H
junior rank
CRC CHK Jr.
byte
Waiting for CRC CHK value to be calculated
CRC CHK Senior
byte
In response, the "slave" sends a message

When PD.05 = 0
ADR 01N
cmd 03N
Byte number high 00H
discharge
Number bytes 04H
junior rank
Data F002H 00H
senior rank
Data F002H 00H
junior rank
Data F003H 00H
senior rank
Data F003H 01H
junior rank
CRC CHK Jr.
byte
CRC CHK Senior
byte
When PD.05 = 1
ADR 01N
cmd 03N
Number of bytes 04H
Data F002H 00H
senior rank
Data F002H 00H
junior rank
Data F003H 00H
senior rank
Data F003H 01H
junior rank
CRC CHK Jr.
byte
CRC CHK Senior
byte
Command code 06H allows you to write a word. For example, let's write 3000(ВВ8Н) in the parameter with the address
F00AH, the frequency converter with the address 05Н:
The "leader" sends the command:
ADR 05N
cmd 06N
Elementary the address F0H
senior rank
Elementary the address 0AH
junior rank
Number of registers 0BH
senior rank
Number registers B8H
junior rank
CRC CHK Jr.
byte
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CRC CHK Senior
byte
And receives a response from the "leader":

ADR 05N
cmd 06N
Byte number high F0H
discharge
Number bytes 0AH
junior rank
data senior 0BH
discharge
Data Jr. B8H

discharge
CRC CHK Jr.
byte
CRC CHK Senior
byte
The checksum algorithm is included in the RTU frame and includes a message integrity check
algorithm based on the CRC (cyclic redundancy code) method. The CRC field controls the entire content of the
message. Sono consists of 2 bytes, 16 binary data bits each. The CRC value is calculated by the sending device
and added to the message. The receiving device calculates the CRC value of the received message and
compares it with the one in the message. A mismatch is considered a transmission error.
The initial CRC value is 0xFFFF, then the calculated 8-bit value is placed into it.
During CRC generation, every 8th bit is OR(XOR) excluded, the result is written to the low byte,
high bytes are filled with nulls. The low byte is checked, if it is equal to 1, the XOR result is written to the
register, with the previously specified value; if the low byte is 0, XOR is not used. The process is repeated 8
times. After the end of the operation with the last (eighth) bit, the next eight bits are XORed with the
previously specified register value. The final CRC value is generated when all bits of the message have been
passed.
When a CRC is attached to a message, the low byte is attached first, followed by the high byte. The CRC
procedure looks like this:
unsigned int crc_chk_value（unsigned char *data_value,unsigned char length） {
unsigned int crc_value=0xFFFF; int

i;
while（length--） {
crc_value=*data_value++;
for（i=0;i<8;i++） {
if（crc_value&0x0001） {
crc_value =（crc_value > > 1）0̂xa001;

}
else
{
crc_value=crc_value>>1;
}
}
}
return（crc_value）;
}
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7-5. Defining Addressing Parameters
Parameter groups and numbers are used to designate parameters. Address high byte: F0-FF(P
groups), A0-AF(C groups), 70-7F(D groups); Low Byte: 00-FF. For example, the address of parameter P3.12 is
F30C.
PLEASE NOTE: Parameter group PF cannot be read or changed via RS-485;
parameter group D can only be read. Some parameters cannot be changed while the inverter is running.
Frequent use of EEPROM leads to a decrease in its service life, therefore it is not recommended to enter data
there without the need, it is better to use RAM for temporary storage.
To gain access to parameters without saving them to EEPROM, the parameter address must be formed
correctly. To access group parameter P, replace F in the high byte of the address with 0. To access group C
parameters, replace A in the high byte of the address with 4.
Parameter P3.12 is not stored in EEPROM, its address is 030C; parameter C0.05 has address 4005. This
addressing method can only be used when working with RAM; when trying to read a value using addresses of this
format, an error will be received.
Example of setting the parameters of the frequency converter for operation using the interface
RS-485:
1) PD.00 = 0005 – RS-485 data exchange rate; default PD.00 = 0005 - 9600 bps;
2) PD.01 = 3 – data transfer format; by default PD.01 = 3 – no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit;
3) PD.02 = 1 – set device address; address range from 1 to 247, 0 – broadcast data transmission;
4) PD.05 = 1 – type of communication protocol; by default, the standard ModBus protocol;

5) P0.02 = 2 - set the source of command assignment - communication protocol RS-485
6) P0.04 = 9 – set frequency reference source – RS-485 communication protocol
7) To issue a Start command, it is necessary to write the value “0001” into the register with the address 2000h (8192dec)
8) To set the speed, it is necessary to write a value from -10000 to 10000 into the register 1000h(4096dec).
This value is set as a percentage relative to the maximum output frequency set in P0.12 and P0.14.
Those.:
– When P0.12 = P0.14 = 50Hz, reference 10000 will be 100.00%, output frequency is 50Hz;
– When P0.12 = P0.14 = 50Hz, reference -5000 will correspond to 50.00%, the output frequency is
25Hz, but the motor will run in reverse direction;
9) To stop the frequency converter, it is necessary to write the value “0005” - stop by coast to register
2000h (8192dec) or “0006” - stop with deceleration in time P0.09
10) Other control commands are shown in the table describing the values of parameter 2000h
Start/Stop Options:
The address Parameter value
1000h Output frequency reference (-10000 … 10000),
decimal. Frequency reference as a percentage of the
maximum frequency
10000 = 100.00% = P0.14
- 10000 = 100.00% = P0.14 in reverse direction
1001h The current value of the output frequency (read only)
1002h DC bus voltage
1003h Output voltage
1004h Output current
1005h output power
1006h output moment
1007h Working speed
1008h Input flag S
1009h M01 output flag
100Ah FIV voltage
100Bh FIC voltage
100Ch Reserve
100Dh Login counter value
100Eh Entry length
100Fh Load speed
1010h PID setpoint
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1011h PID feedback
1012h PLC steps
1013h Pulse input, 1kHz
1014h Reserve
1015h Working hours
1016h FIV voltage before correction
1017h FIC voltage before correction
1018h Reserve
1019h Line speed
101Ah Current network connection time
101Bh Current opening hours
101Ch Pulse input, 1Hz
101Dh Communication value
101Eh Reserve
101Fh Main frequency reference display X
1020h Display additional frequency reference Y
Register address 1000h allows you to read and write the frequency reference value. To set the
frequency, register 1000h must be given a value as a percentage of the maximum output frequency. For
example, for speed references of 50Hz in the forward direction, write the value "100.00". If you need to set
the rotation speed to 50Hz in the reverse direction, you must write the value "-100.00".
Control Commands(Record Only)

0001: Run Forward
0002: Start Reverse
0003: JOG Forward (only active from STOP state)
2000h
0004: JOG Reverse (only active from STOP state)
(8192dec)
0005: coast to stop

0006: P0.09 deceleration stop 0007: Fault
reset
Inverter status (read only)

3000h 0001: Work Forward
(12288dec) 0002: Work Reverse
Password
1F00h * * * * set password
relay output
BIT0: reserve
BIT1: reserve
2001h
BIT2: Status RA-RB-RC
8193(dec)
BIT3: Reserved
BIT4: MO1 status
FOV analog output

2002h 0 -7FFF corresponding 0% - 100%
8194(dec)
List of errors
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0000: No error
0001: reserve
0002: Acceleration overcurrent 0003:
Deceleration overcurrent
0004: Overcurrent during constant speed operation 0005:
Overvoltage during acceleration
0006: Over voltage during deceleration
0007: Constant speed overvoltage 0008: Buffer overflow
0009: Low voltage 000A: Inverter

overload 000V: Motor overload
000С: reserve
000D: Output phase loss
000E: Module overload 000F:
External error
0010: Communication error
0011: Contactor error 0012: Current
measurement error 0013: Motor
auto-tuning error 0014: Reserved
8000h
32768(dec)
0015: Parameter read-write error 0016:
Converter board error 0017: Output
short circuit 0018: Reserved
0019: reserve
001A: Set operating time reached 001B:
Reserved
001C: reserved
001D: Network connection time reached 001E: Load is 0
001F: PID feedback loss 0028:

Current limit error
0029: Motor cut-off error during operation 002A: Large
speed fluctuation relative to reference 002B: Motor
overspeed
002D: Motor overheating
005A: Encoder connection error
005B: Encoder not connected
005C: Invalid expansion card installation 005E:
Speed measurement feedback error
0000: No error
0001: Wrong password 0002:
Command code error 0003: CRC
checksum error 0004: Wrong address
8001h
32769(dec)
0005: Parameter invalid 0006:
Parameter change failed 0007:
System access denied 0008: EEPROM
locked
Description of the access to the parameters of the PD group:

Parameter title Parameter value Factory value 0005
Decimal digits
0:300bps 4: 4800bps 8: 57600BPS
Speed
PD.00 1: 600bps 5: 9600bps 9:115200bps
exchange
2: 1200bps 6: 19200BPS
3: 2400bps 7: 38400BPS
The parameter is used to set the communication speed between the frequency converter and the
"master" device. The set speed must be supported by both devices. The higher the exchange rate, the faster
the data transfer.
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Parameter title Parameter value Factory setting 3
Decimal digits
0: No parity: <8,N,2> format 1: Even:
Format
PD.01 <8,E,1> format
data
2: Odd: Format <8,O,1>
3: No parity: <8-N-1> format

PD.02 The address 1-247, 0 - Broadcast
Parameter title Parameter value Factory setting 2ms

Delay 0 - 20ms
PD.03
response
The response delay defines the interval between the end of receiving data and the start of sending a
response to the "master" device. If the response delay time is less than the processing time of the system, the
receipt of the response will depend on the system. If the response delay time is greater than the system processing
time, the system will wait for data to be received.

Communication 0.0 - no effect 0.1
PD.04
time-out - 60s.
If the parameter is set to 0.0s. parameter is not active.
If the data transfer time and the next transfer time are greater than the value of parameter PD.04, the
system will generate a CE error. Usually this parameter is set to inactive, but setting the timeout time allows
you to analyze the state of the data network

Protocol 0: non-standard Modbus
PD.05
transmission 1: standard Modbus

Current 0: 0.01A
PD.06 permission 1: 0.1A
current
Used to determine the resolution of the output current value when reading.
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8. Errors and methods for their elimination
The code Name Cause Elimination Methods

mistakes mistakes
OS0 Input phase missing or 1. Too fast 1. Increase the acceleration time
input short circuit overclocking 2. Contact the supplier
2. Internal 3. Check grounding, check external
damage devices for strong
IGBT modules electromagnetic interference
3. Error caused
external
factors
4. Bad grounding
OS1 Overcurrent during 1. Too fast 1. Increase the acceleration time

acceleration overclocking 2. Check the power supply
2. Low voltage 3. Choose a larger inverter
food
3. Low power 4. Check motor connection
converter
4.Loss output
phases
OS2 Overcurrent during 1. Too fast 1. Increase deceleration time

braking braking 2. Install the brake module and
2. Big moment resistor
inertia 3. Choose a larger inverter
3. Low power
converter 4. Check motor connection
frequencies
4.Loss output
phases
OS3 Overcurrent during 1. Big variable 1. Check the load, try the
continuous operation load magnitude of the load change
2. Low voltage 2. Check the power supply
food 3. Choose a larger inverter
3. Low power
converter 4. Check motor connection
4.Loss output
phases
ОU1 Over voltage during 1. Input voltage 1. Check the power supply
acceleration above acceptable 2. Check the load, eliminate the
2. External force braking force
slows down the motor 3. Increase the acceleration time
3. Short time 4. Connect the braking module and
overclocking resistor
4. None
brake module and
resistor
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OU2 Over voltage during 1. Input voltage 1. Check the power supply
deceleration above acceptable 2. Eliminate pulling force and install
2. External force pulls the braking resistor
motor during 3. Increase deceleration time
braking 4. Install the brake module and
3. Short time resistor
braking
4. None
brake module and
resistor
OU3 Overvoltage during 1. Input voltage 1. Check the power supply

continuous operation above acceptable 2. Eliminate pulling force
2. External force pulls the
motor in the process
work
POFF Power error Supply voltage 1. Check the supply voltage

out of bounds
limits
LU Lack of voltage 1. Input error 1. Reset the error

DC busbars food 2. Check the power supply
2. Supply voltage 3. 4. 5. Contact your supplier
out of bounds
limits
3. DC bus voltage out
acceptable
limits
4. Problems with
rectifier
5. Problems with
control boards
OL1 Motor overload 1. P9.01 set 1. Set P9.01 correctly

incorrectly 2. Reduce the load
2. Large load 3. Choose a larger inverter
3. Low power
converter
OL2 Overload 1. Large load 1. Reduce the load

converter 2. Low power 2. Choose a larger inverter
converter
46
Oh Inverter overtemperature 1. Over current 1. See overcurrent troubleshooting
2. short circuit
output phases or 2. Check output lines
ground 3. Clean or replace the cooling fan
3. Stop
fan 4. Lower the ambient temperature
cooling
4. High working 5. Check connections
temperature 6. Return to the postal worker
5. Panel modules 7. Return to the leader
management 8. Return to the postal worker
disabled
6. Mistake
additional
power supply or
insufficient
voltage
7. Broken bridge
food
8. Panel error
management
Lo Output phase loss Check output connections
EF External error Terminal worked Check the external error button,

external error remove the external fault, reset the
external error signal
CE RS-485 communication 1. Baud rate 1. Set a different baud rate

interface error installed
not properly 2. Press STOP. Contact the
2. Interface error supplier
connections 3. Check communication lines
3. Long
communication failure
ray Check circuit error 1. Bad connection 1. Check the control board connector
presence of voltage control boards 2. Return to the leader
2. Breaking the chains 3. Return to the leader
food 4. Return to the leader
3. Fault
hall sensor
4. Circuit error
amplification
TE Autotuning error 1. Motor power does 1. Select the required power

motor not match converter
power 2. Set the motor parameters according
converter to the rating plate
2. Main parameters 3. Run the motor without load, re-
motors are given carry out auto-tuning
incorrectly 4. Check motor connections
3. Received
parameters
differ from
given
4. Running out of time
autotuning
47
EEP Read error 1. Read error Contact the supplier
internal registers parameters
memory 2. Memory corrupted
PIDE Loss of Feedback 1. Breakback 1. Check the feedback line

PID connections 2. Check signal source
2. The source has disappeared
signal
OUOC Power section error Permanent overload Contact the supplier

by current or
voltage
LOAD Output current less 1. Check the load

parameter value P9.64 2. Correctly set P9.64 P9.65
CBC Instantaneous 1. Large load 1. Reduce the load

overcurrent 2. Low power 2. Choose a larger inverter
converter
ESP big swing 1. Auto tuning 1. Carry out motor autotuning again
speed relative to motor completed
tasks not properly 2. Correctly set the value of P9.70
2. P9.70 set
not properly
osp High motor speed Reduce motor speed
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NIETZ frequency converters.

Storage. Chapter 3 Installing the frequency eight

converter. 3-1 Environment and installation 9

4-1-1 Description of external components. eleven

4-1-2 Connecting power circuits. eleven

4-1-3 Specification of recommended equipment. 4-1-4 12

4-2 Control terminal. 4-2-1 Basic 14

actions. 5-1 Control Panel. sixteen

5-2 Operating the control panel. 17

P0: group of basic parameters Group P1: start/ eighteen

stop control Group P2: motor parameters nineteen

P3 group: vector control parameters P4 twenty

group: V/F control parameters 21

1-2 Transport and installation.

Please pack the inverter carefully during transport, reduce

Installation of the frequency converter must be carried out by qualified personnel.

1-3 Connection and connection.

1-4 Device testing.

It is recommended to test without load.

1-5 Inspection and maintenance.

1-6 Fault Handling.

2-3 Product specifications.

frequencies Analog reference:Poppy. FrequencyX 0.025%

Torque Boost Automatic boost; manual increase 0.1%~30.0%

V/F curve Linear, multi-point type and quadratic characteristic

Mode Linear or s-curve, 4 groups of acceleration/

Max. overcurrent interference reduction limit

By high-efficiency current vector control, make asynchronous motor

6 discrete inputs, including 1 high-speed pulse input 100 kHz (S3).

LED indication Parameter display

Checking the circuit when connected to the engine, limiting the

current strength at the output; Torque limit; Protection against:

Working temperature －10℃~＋40℃

Relative Humidity less than 95% non-condensing

Storage temperature －twenty℃~＋60℃

2-5 Storage of the frequency converter.

The frequency converter must be installed according to the following conditions: 1.

Installation of one frequency converter:

Installation of several frequency converters in one cabinet:

Right Not properly

3-2 External and installation dimensions of the frequency converter (mm).

30 – 160kW 185 - 220kW

Electromagnetic contactor:used for cutting converter from

Line choke (reactor):Protects the converter frequency from

Input RF Filter (EMI):input filter inhibits the passage of high-

Output RF filter:Used to reduce RF noise at the output

4-1-2 Connecting power circuits.

4-1-3 Recommended circuit breakers and contactors.

Type 2. 3f. 380V 3.7 - 5.5kW.; 1ph 220V 2.2 - 3.7kW

Type 3. 3f. 380V 7.5 - 11kW.

Type 4.3f. 380V 15 - 22kW.

Type 5.3f. 380V 30 - 37kW.

Type 6.3f. 380V 45 - 75kW.

Type 7. 3f. 380V 90 - 110kW.

Type 8. 3f. 380V 132 - 160kW.

R/L1, S/L2, T/L3 Terminal for connecting the input voltage.

U/T1, V/T2, W/T3 Output power terminal for motor connection.

B1, B2, +, PR Terminal for connecting a braking resistor.

4-2-2 Control terminal terminals.

REW reverse rotation Reverse command input

+10V Internal power supply

FIV Analog voltage input 0-10V DC