StepperOnline EV200 Series Variable Frequency Drive User Manual
1. Outsize
This section provides dimensional information for the EV200 Series Variable Frequency Drive. It lists various model types, including EV200-0400G-S2, EV200-0750G-S2, EV200-1500G-S2, EV200-2200G-S2, EV200-0750G-T3, EV200-1500G-T3, EV200-2200G-T3, EV200-3700G-T3, and EV200-5500G-T3, along with their corresponding power ratings from 0.4kW to 5.5kW. Installation dimensions (W, H, D) and mounting hole sizes are also specified for different models. For instance, one model features dimensions W: 60mm, H: 129mm, D: 73mm, with a mounting hole size of 4.4mm.
2. Standard Wiring Diagram & Wiring Instructions
The standard wiring diagram illustrates the essential connections for the EV200 Series Variable Frequency Drive. It shows the AC power supply input (single-phase 220VAC or three-phase 380VAC), the connection to the three-phase AC motor via terminals U, V, W, the grounding terminal, and terminals B1/B2 for an external DC braking resistor (typically for 3.7-7.5kW models). It also indicates connections for frequency setting inputs (e.g., Analog Input 1) and RS485 communication ports.
Wiring Instructions
Terminal Symbol | Function Description |
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E | Grounding terminal |
L1, L2/L3 | Connect to the power grid (single-phase 220Vac or three-phase 380Vac) |
U, V, W | Connect a three-phase AC motor |
B1, B2 | DC braking resistor can be connected directly to B1 |
Filter capacitor | DC side voltage positive terminal |
A | DC side voltage positive terminal |
Factory set | Error output, Mul func on input contact 24VDC 2.5A, Below analog output, Appearance se ng: Running frequency P5-07=0 |
Rs485 Comm.port | Serial communication port |
3. Technical Specifications
Item | Specification |
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Highest frequency | Vector control: 0-500Hz; V/F control: 0-500Hz |
Carrier frequency | 0.8kHz - 12kHz. Carrier frequency can be adjusted automatically according to temperature characteristics. |
Input frequency resolution | Digital setting: 0.01Hz; Analog setting: maximum frequency ±0.025% |
Control mode | Without PG Vector(SVC), Feedback vector(FVC) and V/F control |
Start torque | G type: 0.5Hz/150% (SVC), 0Hz/180% (FVC); P type: 0.5Hz/100% |
Speed range | ±100 (SVC), ±1000 (FVC) |
Speed control accuracy | ±0.5% (SVC) |
Torque control accuracy | ±0.02% (FVC) |
Overload capacity | G type: 150% rated current 60sec; 180% rated current 3sec |
4. Function Parameters Table
The function parameters are organized into groups (P0-P9, PA-PE, PP, etc.). Parameter protection can be enabled by setting PP-00 to a non-zero value, requiring a password for modifications. Setting PP-00 to 0 disables this protection. User-defined parameters are not password protected.
Parameter Group Summaries:
- P0 Group: Basic Function Parameters: Configures fundamental settings such as motor control mode, command sources, frequency references, acceleration/deceleration times, and carrier frequency.
- P1 Group: Motor 1 Parameters: Stores detailed specifications for the connected motor, including type, power, voltage, current, frequency, speed, and motor constants. Includes autotuning settings.
- P2 Group: Vector Control Parameters: Settings specific to Vector Control (SVC/FVC) modes, covering speed loop gains, slip compensation, torque limits, and excitation adjustment.
- P3 Group: V/F Control Parameters: Parameters for Volts per Hertz (V/F) control, including V/F curve types, torque boost, voltage limits, and current limits.
- P4 Group: Input Terminals: Configuration of digital input terminals (S1-S8) for functions like run commands, jog, reset, and multi-step commands. Also covers analog (AI1-AI3) and pulse input settings.
- P5 Group: Output Terminals: Configuration of digital output terminals (Relay 1, A01) for status indications such as running, fault, frequency arrival, and others.
- P6 Group: Start/Stop Control: Defines various start and stop modes, including direct start, catching a spinning motor, DC injection braking, and S-curve acceleration/deceleration profiles.
- P7 Group: Keypad Operation and LED Display: Settings related to keypad functions (e.g., STOP/RESET key) and parameters displayed on the LED screen.
- P8 Group: Auxiliary Functions: Includes advanced features like frequency jump, droop rate, startup protection, various detection functions (load lost, overspeed, speed error), and power dip ride-through capabilities.
- P9 Group: Fault and Protection: Configuration of protection mechanisms including motor overload, overvoltage/undervoltage, phase loss, and other fault types, along with their corresponding actions.
- PA Group: PID Function: Settings for the Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controller, covering reference sources, feedback sources, gains, limits, and parameter switching.
- Pb Group: Wobble Function, Fixed Length and Count: Parameters for wobble operation (frequency variation), fixed length control, and counting functions.
- PC Group: Multi-reference and Simple PLC Function: Settings for utilizing multiple frequency references and implementing simple PLC logic sequences.
- Pd Group: Communication: Configuration for serial communication parameters such as baud rate, data format, address, and timeout settings.
- PE Group: User-Defined Parameters: Allows users to define and configure custom parameters.
- PP Group: Function Parameter Management: Manages user passwords, parameter initialization (restore factory settings), and display properties for parameters.
- A0 Group: Torque Control and Limit: Settings for torque control mode, torque reference sources, and torque limits.
- A2 Group: Torque Control and Limit (Speed Control): Parameters for setting torque limits specifically during speed control operations.
- A5 Group: Control Optimization: Parameters related to PWM modulation patterns, dead zone compensation, and voltage thresholds (over/under voltage).
- A6 Group: AI Curve Setting: Configuration of multi-point curves for analog input signal scaling and linearization.
- AC Group: AI/AO Correction: Calibration and correction settings for analog input and output signals to ensure accuracy.
5. Monitoring Parameters
This section lists parameters available for monitoring the drive's real-time status and performance.
Function Code | Name | Display Range |
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d0-00 | Running frequency | 0.01Hz |
d0-01 | Frequency reference | 0.01Hz |
d0-02 | Bus voltage | 0.1V |
d0-03 | Output voltage | 1V |
d0-04 | Output current | 0.01A |
d0-05 | Output power | 0.1kW |
d0-06 | Output torque | 0.1% |
d0-07 | S input state | 1 |
d0-08 | HDO output state | 1 |
d0-09 | AI1 voltage | 0.01V |
d0-10 | AI2 voltage/current | 0.01V/0.01mA |
d0-11 | AI3 voltage | 0.01V |
d0-12 | Count value | 1 |
d0-13 | Length value | 1 |
d0-14 | Load speed display | 1 |
d0-15 | PID reference | 1 |
d0-16 | PID feedback | 1 |
d0-17 | PLC stage | 1 |
d0-18 | Pulse reference | 0.01kHz |
d0-19 | feedback speed | 0.01Hz |
d0-20 | Remaining running time | 0.1Min |
d0-21 | AI1 voltage before correction | 0.001V |
d0-22 | AI2 voltage (V)/ current (MA) before correction | 0.001V/0.01mA |
d0-23 | AI3 voltage before correction | 0.001V |
d0-24 | Motor speed | 1m/Min |
d0-25 | Accumulative power-on time | 1Min |
d0-26 | Accumulative running time | 0.1Min |
d0-27 | Communication Address | 7000H - 701AH |
6. Fault Display
This section lists fault codes and their corresponding descriptions for diagnosing issues with the drive.
Fault code | Fault |
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FU02 | Over current during acceleration |
FU03 | Over current during deceleration |
FU04 | Over current at constant speed |
FU05 | Over voltage during acceleration |
FU06 | Over voltage during deceleration |
FU07 | Over voltage at constant speed |
FU08 | Pre-charge resistor fault |
FU09 | Under voltage |
FU10 | AC drive overload |
FU11 | Motor overload |
FU13 | Output phase loss |
FU14 | overheat |
FU15 | Out project fault |
FU16 | Communication fault |
FU17 | Contact or fault |
FU18 | Current detection failure |
FU19 | Motor self learning malfunction |
FU20 | Encoder fault |
FU21 | EEPROM read-write |
FU23 | Short circuit to ground |
FU26 | Accumulative running time |
FU27 | User-defined fault 1 |
FU28 | User-defined fault 2 |
FU29 | Accumulative power reach error |
FU30 | Load loss |
FU31 | PID feedback lost during running |
FU40 | Pulse-by-pulse current limit fault |
FU41 | Motor switchover fault during running |
FU42 | Excessive speed deviation |
FU43 | Motor over speed |