Grounding terminal: It must be reliably grounded.
Control circuit terminals:
Multi functional input terminals (S1 to S7): default functions include forward/stop, reverse/stop, external fault, fault reset, multi-stage speed command 1, multi-stage speed command 2, and jog frequency command. It can be adjusted through parameter adjustment function.
Frequency reference input (FR, FC): Supports 0-10V voltage input, and current input can be selected through pin 2 of SW2.
Pulse train input (RP): It can receive signals from PLC or external pulse generators for speed synchronization or tracking control.
RS-422/485 communication terminals (R+, R -, S+, S -): support input of operating instructions and frequency references through communication.
Input method selection:
SW1 switch: used to select NPN (common ground) or PNP (common positive) logic input. NPN is the default setting and does not require an external power supply.
SW2 switch: Pin 1 is used to set the RS-422/485 terminal resistance (ON is enabled); Pin 2 is used to select the frequency reference input mode (OFF for voltage input, ON for current input).
Wire diameter and torque: The manual provides detailed wire diameter recommendations and terminal tightening torque tables. For example, the main circuit terminals of 0.1-0.75kW models use M3.5 screws with a torque of 0.8-1.0 N · m and a recommended wire diameter of 2 mm ²; The 1.5-2.2kW model uses M4 screws with a torque of 1.2-1.5 N · m.
Part Three: Operation Preparation and Parameter Configuration
3.1 Digital Operator Panel Functions
The 3G3MV digital operator is the core interface for users to interact with the frequency converter, and has the following key components:
FREQ, FOUT, IOUT, MNTR, F/R, LO/RE, PRGM indicator lights: corresponding to frequency reference, output frequency, output current, multifunctional monitoring, forward and reverse, local/remote, parameter mode, respectively.
FREQ regulator: used to set frequency reference in local mode.
Mode key: Switch indicator lights and corresponding display content in sequence.
Increment/decrement keys: used to change parameter numbers and set values.
RUN key: Start the motor in digital control mode.
STOP/RESET button: Stop the motor; Used for resetting during faults (but reset is invalid when running instructions are present).
3.2 Parameter Classification and Interpretation of Important Parameters
The parameters of 3G3MV are divided into functional groups 1 to 4 (n001 to n179), covering basic functions, input and output terminals, advanced control, PID control, communication, etc. The following are key parameter interpretations:
N001 (parameter write prohibition/parameter initialization): This is one of the most critical parameters.
Set the range from 0 to 11. 0-4 is used to control the display range of parameters and the acceptance status of operation commands.
Setting 8: Initialize parameters to default values for 2-line sequences.
Setting 9: Initialize the parameters to the default values of the 3-line sequence.
Setting 5: Allow accepting operation commands when the red indicator light is on (such as PRGM mode) for scenarios such as trial operation, but special attention should be paid to safety.
N002 (control mode selection):
0: V/f control mode (voltage/frequency control), suitable for general applications.
1: Vector control mode (open-loop) provides better low-speed torque performance.
N003 (RUN command selection):
0: Digital operator start stop.
1: Input through control circuit terminals (2-wire or 3-wire sequence).
2: Start and stop through RS-422/485 communication.
3: Start and stop through DeviceNet communication.
N004 (frequency reference selection):
0: Numerical operator.
1: Internal frequency reference 1 (n024).
2: Control terminal 0-10V input.
3: Control terminal 4-20mA input.
5: Pulse train input (RP terminal).
N036 (rated motor current): used for motor overload detection (OL1) and protection. The correct value must be set according to the motor nameplate. When set to 0.0, the overload protection function is disabled.
N037 (Selection of motor protection characteristics):
0: Universal induction motor protection characteristics.
1: Protection characteristics of frequency conversion dedicated motors.
2: Unprotected (used when one frequency converter drives multiple motors).
N038 (motor protection time): Set the time constant for electronic thermal protection. The default value is 8 minutes.
3.3 V/f mode and vector mode
The V/f control mode defines the V/f curve by setting the maximum frequency (n011), maximum voltage (n012), intermediate frequency (n014) and voltage (n015), and minimum frequency (n016) and voltage (n017). The vector control mode adds motor parameters on this basis, such as rated slip (n106), motor phase resistance (n107), motor leakage inductance (n108), etc., to achieve more accurate torque control.
3.4 Parameter Copying and Validation
The 3G3MV digital manipulator has built-in EEPROM, which can achieve fast replication of parameters between different frequency converters, greatly improving the efficiency of batch debugging.
N176 (Parameter Copy and Verification Function Selection):
Rdy: Ready.