XINJE VH1 Series General Frequency Converter Simple Operation Manual
Introduction
Thank you for choosing the XINJE VH1 Series General Frequency Converter. This manual provides essential information for the installation and use of VH1 series variable frequency drives. For detailed parameter, alarm, and advanced functionality, please refer to the full VH1 Frequency Inverter Manual.
Product Information
Naming Rule
The naming convention for VH1 series converters indicates key features:
- VH: Product Identification (General Frequency Converter)
- 1: Product Series (Open-loop vector frequency converter)
- Input Voltage Level: 4 (AC 380V), 2 (AC 220V)
- Power Level: P (Light load), G (Heavy load)
- Braking Unit: B (built-in braking unit), Vacant (no braking unit)
Technical Specifications
Model | Adaptive Motor (KW) | Input Rated Current (A) | Power Supply Capacity (KVA) | Output Rated Current (A) |
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VH1-20P4 | 0.4 | 5.4 | 1 | 2.3 |
VH1-20P7 | 0.75 | 5.6 | 1.5 | 4.0 |
VH1-40.4G/0.4P | 0.4 | 1.9 | 1 | 1.5 |
VH1-40.7G/0.75P | 0.75 | 3.4 | 1.5 | 2.1 |
VH1-41.5G/2.2P | 2.2 | 5.0 | 3.0 | 3.8 |
Mounting and Wiring
Mounting Dimensions
Refer to the diagram for mounting dimensions (Unit: mm). Ensure proper clearance. Note: Do not touch wiring terminals when powered on or within 15 minutes after power off due to potential electric shock. Installation screws are M4.
Main Circuit Wiring
Terminal Definitions:
- L1, L2, L3: Three-phase power supply input.
- L1, L3: Single-phase power supply input.
- U, V, W: VFD output terminals connecting to the three-phase motor.
- PE: Grounding terminal (must be reliably grounded with resistance < 10Ω).
- P+, PB: Brake resistor terminals.
Important Notes:
- No phase sequence requirement for input power.
- Optional parts include circuit breaker, contactor, AC reactor, fuse, and brake resistor.
- When motor cable length exceeds 100m, an AC output reactor is recommended near the converter to mitigate resonance.
- Do not connect capacitors or surge absorbers to the output terminals (U, V, W) as it can damage the inverter.
- Protective grounding conductor must be sized appropriately and use yellow/green cable.
Control Loop Wiring
Terminal Definitions:
- A, B: RS485 communication terminals (without isolation).
- 24V, COM, 0V: Power supply for control terminals (24V/COM for NPN, 0V/COM for PNP input).
- X1-X5: Bidirectional digital input terminals (support normal input, not high-speed pulse).
- Y1: Open collector output terminal (not high-speed pulse).
- TA, TB: Relay output terminals (AC 250V/3A, DC 30V/1A).
- 10V: Provides 10V voltage output to GND.
- AI1, AI2: Analog voltage input terminals (0-10V). AI1 also supports 0-20mA (selectable via jumper). AI2 only supports voltage.
- AO: Analog voltage output terminal (0-10V).
Operation Panel
Keyboard Layout and Functions
The operation panel allows control of starting, speed regulation, stopping, parameter setting, etc. It features 8 keys:
- Programming/Exit: Enter/exit programming mode.
- Save/Switch: Save parameters or move to the next menu.
- Forward Run: Start forward operation.
- Stop/Reset: Stop operation or reset faults.
- Increase: Increase value or pause frequency.
- Decrease: Decrease value or pause frequency.
- Shift/Monitor: Edit data bits or switch display/monitor parameters.
- Frequency Setting: Adjust frequency via panel potentiometer.
LED Indicators
The panel includes 5-digit LED displays and status/unit indicators:
- Status Indicators: RUN (operation), REV (direction), REMOT (command source), TUNE (tuning/fault status).
- Unit Indicators: V (Voltage), A (Current), Hz (Frequency), R/MIN (Speed/%).
Alarm Analysis and Fault Handling
When the inverter encounters an issue, the LED display shows a fault code. The fault relay activates, and output stops. The motor stops freely if rotating.
Common Fault Codes:
Code | Name | Reason | Solution |
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Err01 | Acceleration Over Current | Output circuit short/ground, short acceleration time, low voltage, etc. | Remove peripheral faults, tune motor parameters, increase acceleration time, adjust voltage, use speed tracking start. |
Err02 | Deceleration Over Current | Output circuit short/ground, short deceleration time, no brake unit/resistor, etc. | Remove peripheral faults, tune motor parameters, increase deceleration time, adjust voltage, add brake unit/resistor. |
Err03 | Constant Speed Over Current | Output circuit short/ground, low voltage, sudden load, etc. | Remove peripheral faults, tune motor parameters, adjust voltage, cancel sudden loading. |
Err04 | Acceleration Overvoltage | High input voltage, external force driving motor, short acceleration time, no brake unit/resistor. | Adjust voltage, cancel external force, add brake resistor, increase acceleration time. |
Err05 | Deceleration Overvoltage | High input voltage, external force driving motor, short deceleration time, no brake unit/resistor. | Adjust voltage, cancel external force, add brake resistor, increase deceleration time. |
Err06 | Constant Speed Over Voltage | High input voltage, external force driving motor. | Adjust voltage, cancel external force, add brake resistor. |
Err07 | Buffer Resistance Overload | Unstable supply voltage, main control board abnormal. | Adjust voltage, contact support. |
Err08 | Under Voltage | Instantaneous power failure, input voltage out of range, abnormal bus voltage, etc. | Reset fault, adjust voltage, contact support. |
Err09 | VFD Overload | Load too large, motor stall, VFD selection too small. | Reduce load, check motor/mechanical condition, choose higher power VFD. |
Err10 | Motor Overload | Incorrect motor protection parameters, load too large, VFD selection too small. | Set parameters correctly, reduce load, check motor/mechanical condition, choose higher power VFD. |
Err11 | Input Lack Phase | Abnormal input power supply, drive board abnormal, etc. | Check peripheral circuit, contact support. |
Err12 | Output Lack Phase | Abnormal motor lead, unbalanced output, drive board abnormal, module abnormal. | Remove peripheral faults, check motor windings, contact support. |
Err13 | Overheated Radiator/Module | High ambient temp, blocked air duct, fan damage, module damage. | Reduce ambient temp, clean air duct, replace fan/module. |
Err18 | Short Circuit Fault of Motor to Ground | Motor short circuit to ground. | Replace motor or cable. |
Err44 | Communication (Timeout) Fault | Upper computer not working, cable abnormal, incorrect parameters. | Check wiring, cable, and parameters. |
For a complete list of fault codes, reasons, and solutions, please refer to the full user manual.
Parameter Overview
The VH1 series frequency converter offers extensive parameter settings organized into groups for various functions:
- Group P0: Basic Functional Parameters: Control modes, frequency sources, acceleration/deceleration times, operation direction.
- Group P1: First Motor Parameters: Motor type, rated power, voltage, current, frequency, speed, and electrical parameters (stator resistance, rotor resistance, inductance, etc.). Includes self-learning functions.
- Group P2: Input Terminal Function Parameters: Configuration of digital and analog inputs (X1-X5, AI1, AI2) for various control functions.
- Group P3: Output Terminal Function Parameters: Configuration of digital outputs (Y1) and relay outputs (TA, TB) for status indication.
- Group P4: Start/Stop Mode: Settings for starting methods (direct, speed tracking), acceleration/deceleration curves (linear, S-curve), and stopping modes (deceleration, free stop, DC braking).
- Group P5: VF Parameters: Voltage-Frequency (VF) curve settings, torque boost, and slip compensation for motor control.
- Group P6: Vector Control Parameters: PID loop gains, switching frequencies, torque limits, and excitation regulation for vector control modes.
- Group P7: Fault Parameters: Fault code history, protection settings (overload, phase loss, overvoltage, etc.), and automatic reset configurations.
- Group P8: Keyboard and Display: Settings for panel operation, parameter initialization, password protection, and LED display content.
- Group P9: Communication Parameters: Serial communication protocol (Modbus-RTU), baud rate, data format, and timeout settings.
- Group PA: Process Control Closed-Loop Parameters: PID control settings, feedback channels, filter times, and parameter switching logic.
- Group PB: Multi-Speed and Simple PLC Operation Parameters: Settings for multi-segment frequency commands and simple PLC sequence operations.
- Group PC: Auxiliary Operation Parameters: Jogging, jump frequencies, timing functions, current detection, and cooling fan control.
- Group PF: Torque Control: Settings for torque control modes, limits, and acceleration/deceleration times specific to torque control.
- Group A0: Textile: Parameters related to textile applications, such as length settings and swing frequency.
- Group A2: Second Motor Parameters: Settings for a secondary motor, mirroring many parameters from Group P1.
- Group AD: AI/AO Correction: Calibration parameters for analog input and output signals.
- Group U0: Monitor Parameters: Real-time monitoring values for various operational states like frequency, voltage, current, speed, and status bits.
Detailed configuration for each parameter is available in the full VH1 Series Frequency User Manual.
Contact Information
For further assistance or detailed product information, please contact XINJE:
WUXI XINJE ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
No.816, Jianzhu West Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, China, 214072
Tel: 400-885-0136
Fax: 86-510-85111290
Website: www.xinje.com