FC100 Series
Thank you for purchasing the FC100 series AC drive developed by our company.
FC100 series AC drive is a compact small power AC drive. It is an economic model
specialized for the small automation equipments, especially for electronic equipments,
food packaging, woodworking and other applications.
FC100SeriesACDriveFeatures
AdvancedV/FControl / Vector ControlAlgorithm:
Adjustable V/F Control is more stable at low speed, high torque output at low frequency
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and better dynamic performance.
MultipleFunctions:
Multi-stage speed control, simple PLC, PID and pulse counting control.
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StableandReliableAnti-tripFunction:
Stable and reliable overvoltage/overcurrent stalling control algorithm, non-stop control
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function to prevent frequent trip in complex applications.
This manual describes the functions and features and correct use of FC100 series
AC drive, including product selection, parameter setting, running commissioning,
troubleshooting and routine maintenance and other related matters. Please read
this manual carefully to make sure the correct installa-tion and operation and
maintenance to achieve the high performance of this AC drive. Please hand this
manual to the users and keepers of this AC drive.
UnpackingInspectionCautions
Every AC drive have been tested strictly in factory prior to shipment. Upon unpacking, check:
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Whether the product is damaged;
Whether the nameplate model and AC drive ratings are consistent with your order.
Whether the box contains the AC drive, certificate of conformity, user manual and
warranty card. If you find any omission or damage, contact our company or your
supplier immediately.
Preface
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Preface
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Questions and answers
bom dia nao consigo resetar o inversor ele não liga mais o motor deu erro 11
Error 11 on the Janson Controls FC100 Series inverter indicates an overvoltage condition. To reset the inverter showing Error 11, follow these steps:
1. Check the power supply voltage – Ensure the input voltage is within the inverter’s rated range.
2. Check for disturbing resources – Eliminate any external sources causing voltage disturbances.
3. Verify deceleration time – If too short, increase the deceleration time.
4. Inspect braking unit and resistance – Install or correctly set the braking resistor if needed.
5. After resolving the cause, turn the inverter off and back on to reset the error.
If the problem persists, the inverter may need servicing.
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