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CHAPTER 3
WIRING, CONNECTING
3.3 Wiring note
1.Installing / removing the cable or connector must be done after checking the power supply off.
2.Wiring should not have bare cables exposed between connector contacts.
3.Network cables should be fixed without tension. Cables fixed under tension have potential of causing a
communication fault by to be removed a connector.
4.Provide a communication power source (DC24V).
5.A terminating resistor is not built-in the unit. Please provide it.
6.Ensure external emergency stop measures are taken to stop the inverter, in the event of a network fault.
(a) Remove the Power supply of the Inverter when the network master detects a communication fault.
(b) When the master detects a communication fault, turn on the intelligent input terminal which would be
allocated (FRS), (RS) and/or (EXT) function.
(c) Setting command P045 to except "02".
In this setting, the inverter is tripped, deceleration or free run stop when it detects a communication
fault itself. (Factory initialization of command P045 is trip after deceleration stop (code: 01).)
See "4.2 Setting of the Inverter" and "4.3 Explanation of additional parameters " about explanation of
P045 (Inverter action when communication error).
7.Basic components for construction of DeviceNet application are shown bellow.
Refer to the master 's description manuals when DeviceNet Network system comes into operation.
DeviceNet Master UNIT
(PLC)
Terminating
resistor•i121ƒ¶•j
Figure 3-2 Example of components for construction of DeviceNet application
SJ300/L300P
Configurater (PC)
Trunk line
HITACHI
Multiple Node branching drop line.
DC24V
Drop
Power
line
Supply
Multi port Tap
6
SJ300/L300P
HITACHI
Other slave units
Trunk line
Terminating
resistor
(121Ħ)
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