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Page 1 Motors | Automation | Energy | Transmission & Distribution | Coatings WEGscan 1000 Medium Voltage Devices Manual...
Page 3: Language [English]
Manual Series: Medium Voltage Devices Language: English Document Number: 10009090750 / 06 Build 06 Products: MVW-01, MVW3000 and SSW7000 Publication Date: 08/2023...
Page 4 Summary of reviews Description Version Revision First edition. 1.0x General revision. 1.1x General revision. 1.2x General revision. 1.3x Name changed from “Drive Scan” to “WEGscan 1000 ”. 1.4x Firewall table revision. 1.5x Additional conﬁguration chapter added. 1.6x...
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ...............1-1 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS ................1-1 OVERVIEW - WEGscan 1000 AND DRIVE SPECIALIST ........... 1-2 2 INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS.........2-0 INSPECTION ON RECEIPT ..................2-0 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION..................2-0 3 WEG MOTION FLEET MANAGEMENT .........3-1 FUNCTIONALITIES AND DOCUMENTATION ..............3-1 REGISTERING AN ASSET...................
Page 6 ETHERNET ....................6-19 6.4.3 POSSIBLE FORMS OF CONNECTIONS ............6-21 6.4.4 MONITORING ....................6-22 7 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM ........7-1 8 MONITORING DASHBOARD ............8-1 ACCESS........................8-1 FEATURES ....................... 8-1 PARAMETERS ......................8-1 A SETTING THE IP ON WINDOWS 10 .......... A-0...
Page 7: Introduction
INTRODUCTION 1 INTRODUCTION This document addresses the general concepts and conﬁgurations of WEGscan 1000 and Motion Fleet Manage- ment for communication and monitoring of the WEG medium voltage inverter line. To complement the information contained in this document, please also refer to the contents related to the following documents: Manuals of the frequency inverters connected to the WEGscan 1000 ;...
Page 8: Overview - Wegscan 1000 And Drive Specialist
Wireless Local Area Network. 1.2 OVERVIEW - WEGSCAN 1000 AND DRIVE SPECIALIST The WEGscan 1000 consists of the WEGscan 1000 gateway and the WEG Motion Fleet Management platform. It is designed to monitor information of different assets and assist in their maintenance.
Page 9: Installation Recommendations
The user is responsible for the correct deﬁnition of the environment and application characteristics. 2.1 INSPECTION ON RECEIPT When you receive the WEGscan 1000 , please check that the package contains the items listed below. Figure Figure 2.1 shows the accessories contained in the package.
Page 10 Figure 2.2: Instructions for the WEGscan 1000 Physical Installation WARNING! Be sure to power the WEGscan 1000 within 110V to 220V power range (with frequency from 50 to 60Hz). Installation and conﬁguration of the WEGscan 1000 communication with WEG devices, as well as the platform conﬁgurations, are covered in the following chapters.
Page 11 INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS Medium Voltage Devices | 2-2...
Page 12: Weg Motion Fleet Management
While reading the MFM guide, take the opportunity to organize the site and the plans. After that, you can register your assets on the platform. This will simplify the initial conﬁguration of the WEGscan 1000 , which will be detailed Chapter 3.2 REGISTERING AN ASSET...
Page 13 Enter your email and password and click on the “SIGN IN” button, as shown in Figure 3.2. If you don’t have an account, create one through the “Sign up” link. Figure 3.2: Accessing the WEG MFM platform Step 2 In the navigation bar, click on the “Register” option. Click in “Assets”.
Page 14 WEG MOTION FLEET MANAGEMENT WARNING! Step 3 The WEGscan 1000 must have been previously registered on the MFM, as described Chapter Choose the WEGscan type. Choose your WEGscan name on the list. Click on ”Continue” button, as shown in Figure 3.4.
Page 15 Click on the “Save” button. Step 6 Click on the name of your asset to view the dashboard, as shown in Figure 3.7. Figure 3.7: List of registered drives in the WEGscan 1000 on the MFM Medium Voltage Devices | 3-4...
Page 16 WEG MOTION FLEET MANAGEMENT Step 7 Figure 3.8 shows the dashboard of the drive newly registered on the MFM. Figure 3.8: Dashboard of the drive registered on the MFM Medium Voltage Devices | 3-5...
Page 17 WEG MOTION FLEET MANAGEMENT Medium Voltage Devices | 3-6...
Page 18: Wegscan 1000 Communication
WEGscan 1000 COMMUNICATION 4 WEGSCAN 1000 COMMUNICATION 4.1 COMPATIBILITIES To establish communication between the WEGscan 1000 and the inverter, make sure that each system has a suitable version. Table 4.1 contains the version compatibilities of the WEGscan 1000 system components.
Page 19: Network Settings
4.5 NUMBER OF MONITORED ASSETS 4.6 INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS For the proper operation of the WEGscan 1000 and connection to the MFM cloud, the customer’s network must meet some requirements and have some releases. Note: to release the addresses, ports and internet access, ask the IT team in charge of the network.
Page 20: Additional Settings
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS 5 ADDITIONAL SETTINGS In the conﬁguration interface of the WEGscan 1000 , other important device settings, functionalities, and actions can be observed. To access them, the user must open the administration page/panel (”Administration”) of the system. For more detailed information, refer to the ED-310 manual.
Page 21: Application Actions
To download the system log ﬁles, simply click the (System Log Files) button. A window will pop up asking for an authentication key before initiating the download. If this option is required, please contact WEG to obtain this authentication key.
Page 22: Communication Tests
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS Figure 5.3: Remote update of the WEGscan 1000 5.2 COMMUNICATION TESTS In the Communication Tests Panel, it is possible to perform the following tests: Serial Communication Test TCP/IP Network Communication Test Check Device Networks Connectivity 5.2.1 SERIAL COMMUNICATION TEST...
Page 23: Tcp/Ip Network Communication Test
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS Figure 5.4: Serial communication test of the WEGscan 1000 5.2.2 TCP/IP NETWORK COMMUNICATION TEST This functionality allows tests of TCP/IP network connectivity to be performed between the product and other destinations, both in local networks and through the internet. When pressing the Start button, the window (as...
Page 24: Check Device Networks Connectivity
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS Figure 5.5: Modbus TCP/IP communication test of the WEGscan 1000 5.2.3 CHECK DEVICE NETWORKS CONNECTIVITY This functionality allows the veriﬁcation of whether the main internet destinations required for the correct operation of the WCD-ED310 are accessible in the current network settings.
Page 25: Configuration Of Mqtt Publishing Interval
Upon entering the Administration Page, the System Management Panel is minimized by default. To access the options within the panel, simply click on System Management. In the System Management Panel, you can view the following information (tools for technical support from WEG): VPN Client Service;...
Page 26: Connecting A Device To The Wegscan 1000
6.1 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONNECTION VIA RS-485 When connecting the WEGscan 1000 to any WEG device via serial (RS-485), terminations must be provided at the external connection points. In cases where both ends are arranged on the CFW, SSW or MVW lines, their interfaces already have switches to enable the termination resistors.
Page 27 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 6.2 MVW-01 FREQUENCY INVERTER 6.2.1 RS-485 To connect the MVW-01 to the WEGscan 1000 via the RS-485 communication interface using the Modbus-RTU protocol, it is necessary to install on the CFW100 the accessory listed in Table 6.1.
Page 28: Ethernet
Gateway Ethernet/Serial WEG RS485-ETH-N (Etor 4). 6.2.2.1 HMI G3 To connect the MVW-01 with the WEGscan 1000 using the HMI G3 ethernet port, a direct connection with an Ethernet cable between both devices is needed. That communication is illustred in Figure 6.15.
Page 29 6.2.2.2 Etor 4 To use the WEG RS485-ETH-N (or Etor 4) converter and establish a communication between the MVW-01 and WEGscan 1000 , it is necessary to setup the converter with the WEG Gateway Master software. The Etor can be seen in Figure 6.17.
Page 30 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 After the Gateway Master installation, start it. To begin the setup an USB cable is necessary to connect the converter with the computer. Then, it is necessary to choose the device to be conﬁgured (Etor, in this case). The Etor converter is the ﬁrst item on the left of the window (Figure 6.18).
Page 31 6.21). Figure 6.9: Serial parameters conﬁguration in Gateway Master Then, enter the “Network Settings” page, to conﬁgure the Ethernet interface parameters. The gateway IP address must be in the same range of the WEGscan 1000 IP address (Figure 6.22). Medium Voltage Devices | 6-5...
Page 32 Figure 6.11: Conﬁguring the Etor converter as Server in Gateway Master After the conﬁgurations it’s possible to establish a connection between the MVW-01, Etor and WEGscan 1000 . For that, it is necessary to connect one of the RS485 communication accessories (EBA, EBB or CSI2) to the drive.
Page 33: Possible Forms Of Connection
MVW-01 to the WEGscan 1000 . Figure 6.13: Possible connections with the MVW-01 WARNING! The WEGscan 1000 can only be connected to the internet using the Ethernet port GbE0 if it does not have a proxy. Medium Voltage Devices | 6-7...
Page 34: Monitoring
Section 6.2.4.1 Cyclically Moni- tored Attributes by the MVW-01 on page 6-9 After a cycle of all these readings, as well as of the other assets connected to the WEGscan 1000 , a new reading cycle starts automatically. The parameters read are transformed into attributes, which can be: Only at initialization;...
Page 35 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 6.2.4.1 Cyclically Monitored Attributes by the MVW-01 Parâmetro Descrição Atributo Tipo de aquisição Classe P0202 Control type controlType Inicialização P0295 Inverter rated current inverterRatedCurrent Inicialização P0296 Inverter rated voltage inverterRatedVoltage Inicialização P0401 Motor rated current motorRatedCurrent Inicialização...
Page 36: Mvw3000 Frequency Inverter
CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 6.3 MVW3000 FREQUENCY INVERTER 6.3.1 RS-485 To connect the MVW3000 to the WEGscan 1000 via the RS-485 communication interface using the Modbus-RTU protocol, it is necessary to install on the CFW100 the accessory listed in Table 6.3.
Page 37: Ethernet
Gateway Ethernet/Serial WEG RS485-ETH-N (Etor 4). 6.3.2.1 HMI G3 To connect the MVW3000 with the WEGscan 1000 using the HMI G3 ethernet port, a direct connection with an Ethernet cable between both devices is needed. The communication is illustred in Figure 6.15.
Page 38 6.3.2.2 Etor 4 To use the WEG RS485-ETH-N (or Etor 4) converter and establish a communication between the MVW3000 and WEGscan 1000 it is necessary to setup the converter with the WEG Gateway Master software. The Etor can be seen in Figure 6.17.
Page 39 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 After the Gateway Master installation, start it. To begin the setup an USB cable is necessary to connect the converter with the computer. Then, it is necessary to choose the device to be conﬁgured (Etor, in this case). The Etor converter is the ﬁrst item on the left of the window (Figure 6.18).
Page 40 6.21). Figure 6.21: Serial parameters conﬁguration in Gateway Master Then, enter the “Network Settings” page, to conﬁgure the Ethernet interface parameters. The gateway IP address must be in the same range of the WEGscan 1000 IP address (Figure 6.22). Medium Voltage Devices | 6-14...
Page 41 Figure 6.23: Conﬁguring the Etor converter as Server in Gateway Master After the conﬁgurations it’s possible to establish a connection between the MVW3000, Etor and WEGscan 1000 . For that, it is necessary to connect one of the RS485 communication accessories (EBA, EBB or CSI2) to the drive.
Page 42: Possible Forms Of Connection
MVW3000 to the WEGscan 1000 . Figure 6.25: Possible connections with the MVW3000 WARNING! The WEGscan 1000 can only be connected to the internet using the Ethernet port GbE0 if it does not have a proxy. Medium Voltage Devices | 6-16...
Page 43: Monitoring
Section 6.3.4.1 Cyclically Mon- itored Attributes by the MVW3000 on page 6-18 After a cycle of all these readings, as well as of the other assets connected to the WEGscan 1000 , a new reading cycle starts automatically. The parameters read are transformed into attributes, which can be: Only at initialization;...
Page 44 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 6.3.4.1 Cyclically Monitored Attributes by the MVW3000 Parâmetro Descrição Atributo Tipo de aquisição Classe P0202 Control type controlType Inicialização P0295 Inverter rated current inverterRatedCurrent Inicialização P0296 Inverter rated voltage inverterRatedVoltage Inicialização P0401 Motor rated current motorRatedCurrent Inicialização...
Page 45: Soft-Starter Ssw7000
Os acessórios podem ser utilizados em qualquer versão de ﬁrmware do SSW7000. WEG’s download center, which can be accessed at www.weg.net, is a channel that provides a wide range of documents about WEG equipment and accessories, as well as installation guides.
Page 46 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 The maximum number of clients connected simultaneously to the accessory; The minimum WEGscan 1000 version compatible the with the SSW7000 ﬁrmware. For additional information, see the document “Anybus-CC Communication Modules” of the SSW7000, which can be found in the download center at the website www.weg.net...
Page 47: Possible Forms Of Connections
Note that to establish a network with more than one SSW7000, it is necessary to use a switch. It is important to remember that the inverters in an Ethernet network must have different IP values. 6.4.3 POSSIBLE FORMS OF CONNECTIONS Figure 6.27 illustrates the possible ways to connect the SSW7000 to the WEGscan 1000 . Medium Voltage Devices | 6-21...
Page 48: Monitoring
Section 6.4.4.1 SSW7000 cycli- cally monitored attributes on page 6-23 After a cycle of all those readings, as well as of the other assets connected to the WEGscan 1000 , a new reading cycle starts automatically. The parameters read are transformed into attributes, which can be: Only at initialization;...
Page 49 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 6.4.4.1 SSW7000 cyclically monitored attributes Parâmetro Descrição Atributo Tipo de aquisição Classe P0202 Control type controlType Inicialização P0295 Inverter rated current inverterRatedCurrent Inicialização P0296 Inverter rated voltage inverterRatedVoltage Inicialização P0401 Motor rated current motorRatedCurrent Inicialização...
Page 50 CONNECTING A DEVICE TO THE WEGscan 1000 Medium Voltage Devices | 6-24...
Page 51: Setting The Wegscan 1000 On The Mfm
SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM 7 SETTING THE WEGSCAN 1000 ON THE MFM Before starting to make the WEGscan 1000 settings, it is necessary to register all assets that will be monitored through the WEGscan 1000 on the WEG Motion Fleet Management platform...
Page 52 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Step 1 With WEGscan 1000 turned on and nearby, access the list of available Wireless devices (via Wi-Fi (Windows), as per Figure 7.2. In the case illustrated as an example, the WEGscan 1000 access point has the network named “WEGscan 1000 - 28:0F:76”.
Page 53 Enter the default Ethernet IP, 192.168.0.10, into the address bar, as shown in Figure 7.5. Press the <Enter> key. Figure 7.3: Connecting to the WEGscan 1000 via Ethernet Step 2 Open a web browser on your computer. (via Wi-Fi Enter the default Wi-Fi IP, 10.10.10.1, into the address bar, as shown in Figure 7.4.
Page 54 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Step 3 If you are conﬁguring WEGscan 1000 via Ethernet cable and the login page, shown in Figure 7.6, does not appear, reset your computer IP address to the same IP range as the WEGscan 1000 .
Page 55 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Step 5 Check the “Internet Status” ﬁeld. If the status read is: “Connected”: go to Step 8; or “Disconnected”: go to Step 6, as shown in Figure 7.8. Figure 7.8: hecking the WEGscan 1000 conﬁguration...
Page 56 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Step 6 Make the settings for the connection to the Wi-Fi internet network, as shown in Figure 7.9: SSID (Service Set Identiﬁer): Wi-Fi network name; Default Route: enable/disable the use of the default network route for the destination address of IP packets;...
Page 57 Step 7 A pop-up window will inform you that the conﬁguration has been saved, as shown in Figure 7.11. Then wait for the WEGscan 1000 to restart, as shown in Figure 7.12. Return to Step 3. Figure 7.11: Information about the saving operation Figure 7.12: WEGscan 1000 resetting...
Page 58 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Step 9 Enter your login and password previously registered on the MFM (Chapter 3) and click on “Next”, according to Figure 7.14. Figure 7.14: MFM Email and password login ﬁelds Step 10 If successful, go to Step 11.
Page 59 Go to Step 12 (if “Manage Plants” option - Figure 7.16); – Go to Step 14 (if “Delete Device” option). “Back”: return to Step 9. Figure 7.16: Task selection to the MFM of the WEGscan 1000 Medium Voltage Devices | 7-9...
Page 60 Step 12 The plants previously registered on the MFM, as per Chapter 2, are displayed. Select the plant this WEGscan 1000 should be linked to. If no plant is selected, the system will not advance. Then, select one of the actions for the plant: “Create Device”: links the WEGscan 1000 as a new gateway on MFM;...
Page 61 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Step 14 Conﬁrmation is required to unlink the WEGscan 1000 from the MFM, as shown in Fig- 7.19. Click on the button: “Delete”: Go to Step 15; “Back”: return to Step 11. Figure 7.19: Screen with information on unlinking the WEGscan 1000 from the MFM...
Page 62 7.21); return to Step 1, it is necessary to redo all the settings. Figure 7.20: Failed to unlink the WEGscan 1000 from the MFM Figure 7.21: Command to reset the WEGscan 1000 to factory default Medium Voltage Devices | 7-12...
Page 63 The new plant must have been conﬁgured (Figure 7.22). Click on the “Save Conﬁguration” button (Figure 7.10). Wait for the WEGscan 1000 to restart (Figure 7.12). Go to Step 17. Figure 7.22: Plant linked to the WEGscan 1000 on the MFM Medium Voltage Devices | 7-13...
Page 64 Stop bits: number of communication stop bits. Click on “Save Conﬁguration” (Figure 7.25). Wait for the WEGscan 1000 to restart, and it will be ready to be operated (Figure 7.23). Figure 7.23: WEGscan 1000 linked to the MFM Medium Voltage Devices | 7-14...
Page 65 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Figure 7.24: Ethernet network conﬁguration Figure 7.25: RS-485 network conﬁguration Medium Voltage Devices | 7-15...
Page 66 SETTING THE WEGscan 1000 ON THE MFM Medium Voltage Devices | 7-16...
Page 67: Monitoring Dashboard
Remote asset monitoring provides the customer with enormous potential for cost reductions, especially when aspects related to maintainability and productivity are assessed. The dashboards of assets monitored by the WEG Motion Fleet Management platform are constantly evolving, increasing the user experience in data reception.
Page 68 MONITORING DASHBOARD Figure 8.1: Parameters table In the table, it is possible to check the parameters, their descriptions, values corresponding to a reference date and to the current date (or date of the last reading). In the dashboard, the user is still able to assign, through the button “Assign reference”, a reference date to compare the parameter values of the chosen date with the current values.
Page 69: A Setting The Ip On Windows 10
SETTING THE IP ON WINDOWS 10 A SETTING THE IP ON WINDOWS 10 Step 1 Right-click on the Windows button (formerly “Start”). Click on the “Settings” button(Figure A.1). Figure A.1: Start button Step 2 Click on the ”Network and Internet” option (Figure A.2).
Page 70 Select the “Use the following IP address” option; Set the IP address within the same range as the WEGscan 1000 IP; for example, changing the last digit to 20 (or other unused number), resulting in 192.168.0.20; Change the subnet to 255.255.255.0;...
Page 71 SETTING THE IP ON WINDOWS 10 Click on “OK” (Figure A.7). Figure A.7: Changing IP Medium Voltage Devices | 8-2...
Page 74 WEG Drives & Controls - Automação LTDA. Jaraguá do Sul – SC – Brazil Phone 55 (47) 3276-4000 – Fax 55 (47) 3276-4020 São Paulo – SP – Brazil Phone 55 (11) 5053-2300 – Fax 55 (11) 5052-4212 automacao@weg.net www.weg.net...

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