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Hitachi SJ200-007HFU Instruction Manual (277 pages)

Single-phase Input 200V Class; Three-phase Input 200V Class; Three-phase Input 400V Class

Brand: Hitachi | Category: Inverter | Size: 5.81 MB

Definitions and Symbols
2
Hazardous High Voltage
2
Safety Messages

2
Inverter Mounting

16
- Revisions
  18
- Contact Information
  19
Chapter 1 : Getting Started

20
- Getting Started
  20
- Introduction
  20
- SJ200 Inverter Specifications
  20
  - Introduction
    21
  - Main Features
    21
  - Digital Operator Copy Unit
    22
  - Operator Interface Options
    22
  - Inverter Specifications Label
    23
  - Model Number Convention
    23
  - Model-Specific Tables for 200V and 400V Class Inverters
    24
  - SJ200 Inverter Specifications
    24
  - Carrier Frequency
    25
  - General Specifications
    29
  - Signal Ratings
    30
- Introduction to Variable-Frequency Drives
  31
- Frequently Asked Questions
  36
- Inverter Mounting and Installation
  39
Chapter 2 : Inverter Mounting and Installation

40
Chapter 3 : Configuring Drive Parameters

74
- Choosing a Programming Device
  74
- Introduction to Inverter Programming
  74
- Using Keypad Devices
  75
  - Control Algorithms
    77
  - Operational Modes
    77
  - Run Mode Edits
    77
  - “D” Group: Monitoring Functions
    78
  - Trip Event and History Monitoring
    79
  - “F” Group: Main Profile Parameters
    80
  - Control Source Settings
    81
  - “A” Group: Standard Functions
    81
  - A001/A002 Override Sources
    82
  - Basic Parameter Settings
    84
  - Analog Input Settings
    85
  - Multi-Speed and Jog Frequency Setting
    86
  - Constant and Variable (Reduced) Torque
    88
  - Manual Torque Boost
    88
  - Torque Control Algorithms
    88
  - Intelligent Sensorless Vector Control (Islv)
    89
  - Voltage Gain
    89
  - DC Braking Settings
    91
  - Frequency-Related Functions
    92
  - Jump Frequencies
    93
  - PID Control
    94
  - Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) Function
    95
  - Second Acceleration and Deceleration Functions
    96
  - Accel/Decel
    98
  - Additional Analog Input Settings
    99
  - Analog Input Calculate Function
    100
  - ADD Frequency
    101
  - Automatic Restart Mode
    102
  - “B” Group: Fine Tuning Functions
    102
  - Electronic Thermal Overload Alarm Setting
    103
  - Overload Restriction
    105
  - Software Lock Mode
    106
  - Miscellaneous Settings
    108
  - B090: Dynamic Braking Usage Ratio
    110
  - B091/B088: Stop Mode / Restart Mode Configuration
    110
  - “C” Group: Intelligent Terminal Functions
    113
  - Intelligent Input Terminal Overview
    114
  - Input Function Summary Table
    115
  - Output Terminal Configuration
    118
  - Output Function Summary Table
    119
  - Analog Function Summary Table
    120
  - Output Function Adjustment Parameters
    120
  - PID Error (PV–SP) Deviation Threshold
    121
  - Network Communication Settings
    122
  - Analog Signal Calibration Settings
    123
  - Miscellaneous Functions
    124
  - Logic Output Function
    125
  - Output Logic and Timing
    125
  - “H” Group: Motor Constants Functions
    127
  - Operations and Monitoring
    128
  - Caution Messages for Operating Procedures
    129
Chapter 4 : Operations and Monitoring

129
- Introduction
  129
- Warning Messages for Operating Procedures
  130
- Connecting to Plcs and Other Devices
  131
- Example Wiring Diagram
  132
- Control Logic Signal Specifications
  133
- Intelligent Inputs
  134
- Intelligent Terminal Listing
  134
- Intelligent Outputs
  135
- Using Intelligent Input Terminals
  136
  - Sinking Inputs, Internal Supply
    137
  - Sourcing Inputs, Internal Supply
    137
  - Sinking Inputs, External Supply
    138
  - Sourcing Inputs, External Supply
    138
  - Forward Run/Stop and Reverse Run/Stop Commands
    139
  - Multi-Speed Select
    140
  - Programming Using the CF Switches
    141
  - Standard Keypad Programming
    141
  - Jogging Command
    142
  - External Signal for DC Braking
    143
  - Set Second Motor
    144
  - Two-Stage Acceleration and Deceleration
    145
  - Free-Run Stop
    146
  - External Trip
    147
  - Unattended Start Protection
    148
  - Software Lock
    149
  - Analog Input Current/Voltage Select
    150
  - Reset Inverter
    151
  - Thermistor Thermal Protection
    152
  - Three-Wire Interface Operation
    153
  - PID ON/OFF and PID Clear
    155
  - Remote Control up and down Functions
    156
  - Force Operation from Digital Operator
    158
  - ADD Frequency Enable
    159
  - Force Terminal Mode
    160
  - Sinking Outputs, Open Collector
    161
  - Sinking Outputs, Open Collector with External Relays
    161
- Using Intelligent Output Terminals
  161
  - Internal Relay Output
    162
  - Output Signal ON/OFF Delay Function
    163
  - Run Signal
    164
  - Frequency Arrival Signals
    165
  - Overload Advance Notice Signal
    167
  - Output Deviation for PID Control
    168
  - Alarm Signal
    169
  - During Normal Operation
    170
  - When an Alarm Occurs
    170
  - Analog Input Disconnect Detect
    171
  - PID Second Stage Output
    172
  - Network Detection Signal
    175
  - Logic Output Function
    176
- Analog Input Operation
  178
- Analog Output Operation
  180
- PID Loop Operation
  181
  - Error Inversion
    182
  - PID Loop Configuration
    182
- Configuring the Inverter for Multiple Motors
  183
  - Inverter Configuration for Two Motor Types
    183
  - Simultaneous Connections
    183
Chapter 5: Inverter System Accessories

185
- Component Descriptions
  185
  - AC Reactors, Input Side
    187
  - AC Reactors, Output Side
    187
  - Examples of These Situations Include
    187
  - DC Link Choke
    188
  - EMI Filter
    188
  - RF Noise Filter (Capacitive)
    188
  - Zero-Phase Reactor (RF Noise Filter)
    188
- Dynamic Braking
  189
- Dynamic Braking Usage Ratio
  190
Chapter 6 : Troubleshooting and Maintenance

191
- Monitoring Trip Events, History, & Conditions
  191
- Troubleshooting
  191
  - General Precautions and Notes
    192
  - Inspection Items
    192
  - Troubleshooting
    192
  - Troubleshooting Tips
    193
  - Error Codes
    195
  - Fault Detection and Clearing
    195
  - Monitoring Trip Events, History, & Conditions
    195
  - Trip History and Inverter Status
    197
- Restoring Factory Default Settings
  198
- Maintenance and Inspection
  199
  - Monthly and Yearly Inspection Chart
    199
  - Megger Test
    200
  - Capacitor Life Curve
    201
  - Spare Parts
    201
  - Variable-Frequency Drive
    201
  - General Inverter Electrical Measurements
    202
  - Single-Phase Measurement Diagram
    203
  - Three-Phase Measurement Diagram
    203
  - Inverter Output Voltage Measurement Techniques
    204
  - Voltage Measurement with Load
    204
  - Voltage Measurement Without Load
    204
  - IGBT Test Method
    205
- Warranty
  206
- Warranty Terms
  206
Appendix A: Glossary and Bibliography

207
- Glossary and Bibliography
  207
- Bibliography
  214
- Modbus Network Communications
  215
Appendix B: Modbus Network Communications

216
- Host Computer
  216
- In this Appendix
  216
- Introduction
  216
  - Modbus Network
    216
  - Cable Wiring
    217
- Connecting the Inverter to Modbus
  217
  - Keypad Removal
    217
  - Modular Interconnect Removal
    217
  - Set Inverter OPE/485 Switch
    218
  - Terminate Network Wiring
    218
  - Inverter Parameter Setup
    219
  - Message Configuration: Query
    220
- Network Protocol Reference
  220
  - Transmission Procedure
    220
  - Data
    221
  - Error Check
    221
  - Function Code
    221
  - Header and Trailer (Silent Interval)
    221
  - Message Configuration: Response
    222
  - Normal Response
    222
  - Response When an Error Occurs
    222
  - Transmission Time Required
    222
  - No Response Occurs
    223
  - Explanation of Function Codes
    224
  - Read Holding Register
    225
  - Write in Coil
    226
  - Write in Holding Register
    227
  - Loopback Test
    228
  - Write in Coils
    229
  - Writing in Holding Registers
    230
  - Exception Response
    231
  - Field Configuration
    231
  - Store New Register Data (ENTER Command)
    232
  - Submitting an ENTER Command
    232
  - Modbus Data Listing
    233
  - Modbus Coil List
    233
  - List of Holding Registers
    235
  - Modbus Holding Registers
    235
- Modbus Data Listing
  236
  - Holding Registers for “A” Group Standard Functions
    240
  - “C” Group Intelligent Terminal Functions
    250
Appendix C: Drive Parameter Settings Tables

254
- Introduction
  254
- Parameter Settings for Keypad Entry
  254
  - Main Profile Parameters
    255
  - Parameter Settings for Keypad Entry
    255
  - Standard Functions
    256
  - Fine Tuning Functions
    260
  - Intelligent Terminal Functions
    262
  - Motor Constants Functions
    264
Appendix D: CE-EMC Installation Guidelines

265
Index

271

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Table of Contents

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Chapter 1 : Getting Started

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Chapter 3 : Configuring Drive Parameters

Chapter 4 : Operations and Monitoring

Chapter 5: Inverter System Accessories

Chapter 6 : Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Appendix A: Glossary and Bibliography

Appendix B: Modbus Network Communications

Appendix C: Drive Parameter Settings Tables

Appendix D: CE-EMC Installation Guidelines

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