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1. After completion of data entry check the settings again and click OK to exit the device connection operation Note The RS 485 No station address should be the same as the data of function code y01 1 48 1 4 Configuring the Settings for Inverter s and Loader When USB Data in keypad is selected Only a single line appears as shown below After making sure that the equipment name and KP No are correct click the Browse button to monitor the current communications link status If they are not correct double click the row or use the Advance button to call up the Advanced dialog shown below and modify the contents Device connection list No Status Equipment name 10 i Unknown KPA Browse Cancel Advance Browse Clicking this button checks whether a link between Loader and the keypad 1s established The result appears in the Status column Status column Unknown The communications status has been unknown Connecting The communications link has been established Disconnected The communications link has not yet been established Advance Advanced Clicking the row to be modified and clicking this Advance button calls up the Advanced dialog shown at the right Clicking the OK button returns to the Device KP No i connection list window ea Select Keypad Mo Nod Equipment name KPI After completion of data entry check the settings again a
2. 2 3 4 3 Recovering Loader whose Test run window cannot monitor inverter status When a communications error occurs between Loader and the inverter s so that the communications error dialog pops up clicking the Cancel button on the dialog can recover Loader from the error state however Loader cannot automatically relink the inverter s In this case to recover Loader operation call up the Device connection list window see Section 1 4 3 2 click Browse and check the current communications state Device connection list Mo Status Equipment name R5455 address A ie IR Click Browse If the status is Connected as shown below Loader relinks the inverter INV1 and restarts monitoring the inverter making the Test run window reflect the running status Device connection list Mo Status Equipment name Ro4o5 address A 1 Connected eee 1 Disconnecte INV 2 3 Check that the status is Connected 2 36 2 3 Menu AAWARNING e Resetting an alarm with a run command being ON will cause the inverter to run the motor unexpectedly An accident or injury could occur If Loader or OS freezes or is forced to quit when Loader is operating the inverter s from the Test run window the connected inverter s cannot be stopped from Loader If it happens perform any of the following operations to stop the inverter s See IMPORTANT below 1 Prepare a separate emergency stop switch and use it to stop the in
3. 2 5 2 Tile windows Selecting Window Tile tiles multiple windows so that all windows are seen together FRENIC Loader Function1 Ef File Menu Setup Edit View Window Help Cae GQ S22 VORA 2 FORT HTM OMT OPCS C Function1 Eel Auto tuning Comparison File Information Function ni Factory setting value Data cannot change in ope Code group Data protection D Enable Feode F01 Frequency command 1 0 0to12 Disable si F02 Operation method 2 0103 Disable Poode 60 0 25 0 to 500 0 Hz Disable Heode F04 50 0 25 0 to 500 0 Hz Disable Acode F05 Rated voltage at base freqency 1 200 0 80 to 240 160to Disable 200 80 to 240 160 to 501 Disable beode F06 Maximum outbut voltage 1 j lt Lilt Factory set Func code set Func code info Initialaization Advanced Print F03 Maximum frequency 1 Base frequency 1 lt ii Bean wma Select inverter No 11 1 INV1 Close OSEN lolx Select monitor item Frequency reference Hz Assign an input signal Output frequency before slip 0 o Apply y Select multi frec 1 Select monitor item Operation status Hz Frequency command z EZE Dc link circuit voltage HE Output voltage ooy STOP FWD fr Bee Switch of Freq reference Ope command 0 Freq Inverter Ope Inverter X No1 Unknown 2 5 2 5 3 Tile windows vertically Selecting Windo
4. Correct the connection For RS 485 connection Communication failed Timeout error Is the inverter s connected to the PC correctly Correct the connection Yes Yes Is current noise Take measures for noise Is a host device other Yes l l h 9 Disconnect the device suppression effective suppression using a than a PC connected enough ferrite core etc No Yes Has the USB driver been installed correctly Yes Is USB Data in inverter or USB Data in keypad selected as a connection destination in communication setting No Yes Is the station address set up correctly Yes Install the USB driver correctly according to Section 1 3 3 Installation of USB driver Select either one as a connection destination Change the RS 485 address to match the station address of the inverter 3 1 In the case of multi drop connection are the terminators mounted correctly Yes Use a cable that meets the specifications of the communications level converter Does the cable connecting the PC with the communications level converter meet specifications Set up the converter referring to its manual Is configuration of the communications level converter correct Yes Take measures for noise suppression using a ferrite core etc Is current noise suppression effective enough Yes
5. Display 50 00 A div C VCursor amp YCursorB YCursor AB Ch4 0 C HCursor amp HCursorB C HCursor Ap chs O Control Cursor A CursorB Cursor AB ch6 0 W Cursor Cursor B Start stop monitoring Advanced START STOP Optimize Y axis scale START STOP Advanced waveform Scope scroll Cursor A CursorB Monitor window the trace settings foreach channel bar See Section 2 3 5 1 See Section 2 3 5 4 Optimize Y axis origin of the channels Note While tracing is in progress the following cannot be changed RS 485 station address Advanced waveform settings Resizing the trace window automatically changes the waveform monitor window size 2 38 2 3 Menu 2 3 5 1 Starting stopping monitoring To start monitoring each trace click the START STOP button at the bottom left of the screen To stop it click the button again Stark stop monitoring START STOP Upon start of monitoring the Type of trace box Real time trace or Historical trace at the top center of the screen flashes 9 The Tracing status box at the top center of the screen also changes as shown below Stop m Fre Trigger m wait Trigger m Running rmi k i gt E gt k gt E Stop Tracing stopped In tracing Pre Trigger Loader is loading data preceding the trigger point Note In this state Loader does not detect a trigger In tracing Wait Tri NaON eee Loader is waiting for a trigger to be
6. Wait for this screen to appear and then click Next To continue click Next Cancel Found New Hardware Wizard Install Hardware Device Drivers ates A device driver is a software program that enables a hardware device to work with Sy an operating system This wizard will complete the installation for this device a USB Device 4 device driver is a software program that makes a hardware device work Windows needs driver files for your new device To locate driver files and complete the installation click Next What do you want the wizard to do Search for a suitable driver for my device recommended Display a list of the known drivers for this device so that can choose a specific driver Select Search for a suitable driver for my device recommended then click Next Found New Hardware Wizard Locate Driver Files Where do you want Windows to search for driver files Search for driver files for the following hardware device ay USB Device The wizard searches for suitable drivers in its driver database on your computer and in any of the following optional search locations that you specify To start the search click Next If you are searching on a floppy disk or CD ROM drive insert the floppy disk or CD before clicking Next Optional search locations I Floppy disk drives T CD ROM drives IV Specify a location Microsoft Windows Update Select the Specify a locati
7. Welcome Modify repair or remove the program Welcome to the FRENIC Loader3 EN Setup Maintenance program This program lets you modify the current installation Click one of the options below Modify aes Select new program features to add or select currently installed features to remove S m Repair Aa Reinstall all program features installed by the previous setup IZ O Remove al Remove all installed features Select Remove and click Next InstallShield lt Back Next gt Cancel Windows 7 b OE ai Lae ee de fp User Account Control Program name FRENIC Loaders_l V6030 E with MM Setup exe Publisher Unknown File origin Hard drive on this computer Click Yes 1 Show details Change when these notifications appear 1 34 1 3 Installation Windows Vista i SSL goers et Don t run the program unless you know where it s from or you ve used it FRENIC Loader3_1 V6032 E with MM Setup exe Click Allow Unidentified Publisher Cancel I don t know where this program is from or what it s for Confirm Uninstall s x The confirmation screen at left appears Do you want te completely remove the selected application and all of its features Click OK W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om o FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard The uninstallation progress bar appears Setup Status FRENIC Loader
8. Display items The content of Func code info are not included in target fields for search 2 16 2 3 Menu 2 3 1 2 Auto tuning Selecting the Auto tuning tab displays the window shown below Auto tuning automatically measures motor parameters for motors to 4 and saves them as data of the corresponding function codes using function codes P04 Motor 1 Auto tuning A18 Motor 2 Auto tuning b18 Motor 3 Auto tuning and r18 Motor 4 Auto tuning Selecting Motor Selecting motor tuning options Processing status Select any of motors M1 to M4 whose Select the motor parameter to be This shows the parameters are to be auto tuned auto tuned current status of See below for details auto tuning in progress gt Fuviction1 Comparison File Information Mefor tuning Select Tuned results 1 Tune while the motor stops Funsttin name 06 No load current Mote Now doing PO R1 M1 Tuning end POS X P12 Rated slip Note P13 Iron loss factor 1 rere procaine Mees P14 Iron loss factor 2 Select the inverter to be tuned 2 Specify tuning operation P15 Iron loss factor 3 3 Select the rotation direction of the motor P z Z BU Motor parameters Tuning will not start unless any run command is input to fhe inverter P17 Magnetic saturation factor 2 2 hi h h 4 Upon completion the result of tuning will be displayed P18 Magnetic saturation factor 3 This shows the P19 Magnetic saturation factor 4 mot
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10. System monitor Alarm monitor Meter display Meter Meter2 Frequency command Output frequency before slip 60 00 60 00 27 10 29 67 Hz Monitor STARTS T R Advanced CSV Savep 1 Setting Advanced i Specifies details of the data format to be for maximum Select data to be shown Monitor START STOP minimum decimal Selects data to be displayed Starts or stops monitoring the inverters points etc on the analog meters from the combo boxes I O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 amp CSV Save Saves the displayed data in CSV format 1 Changing data to be displayed on meters Click the button in each of the combo boxes provided at the bottom of meter panes select an item listed there The table below lists data on the analog meter FRENIC Mini FRENIC Eco FRENIC Multi FRENIC MEGA FRENIC HF Frequency command lt lt lt lt lt Output frequency before slip compensation lt Z lt lt Z Output frequency after slip compensation Output current Output voltage Output torque zz lt lt Kf K K K Ki K K x Kf K K x lt z Motor speed Rotation speed Load shaft speed Line speed PID command PID feedback value PID output value DC link bus voltage Input power Load factor Likl lll zzz izi z z lt Motor output power ZZZ KK ZiKK A K
11. Loader Run command RS 485 Port 1 2 Freq Inverter Ope Loader Frequency command RS 485 Port 1 Run command RS 485 Port 2 Frequency command RS 485 Port 2 Run command F02 RS 485 communications link Port 2 Frequency command RS 485 Port 2 Run command RS 485 Port 1 Frequency command RS 485 Port 2 Run command RS 485 Port 2 l 1 Freq Loader Ope Inverter Not applicable Loader 3 Freq Loader Ope Loader 2 33 7m Cc O O 0p O gt TI U m Z O a O Q Q D Go i lt Signal flow of run command gt H30 Frequency Setting ee command sou rce value __ ee Setting in the Switch of l freq command Ope Setting command combo boxin value the Test run window 10 1 Inverter RS 485 Port 1 Loader Run RS 485 Port 2 command l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l A a a ee a If the setting selected in the Switch of freq command Ope command combo box is 0 or 1 the run command is determined by the H30 data if it is 2 or 3 the run command from Loader is always effective Frequency command FO1 C30 Run command F02 Frequency command RS 485 Port 1 Run command F02 Inverter Frequency command RS 485 Port 2 Run command F02 Frequency command FO1 C30 Run command RS 485 Port 1 Frequency command RS 485 Port 1 Run command RS
12. Signal input terminals FRENIC Mini FRENIC Eco FRENIC Multi FRENIC MEGA FRENIC HF X1 Y Y Y Y Y p lt i x xX Ht Z Zz lt p lt x TM x OO X O J gt lt i i Y Available N Not available 2 48 2 3 Menu Select signal item Signal output terminals Listed below are items that can be real time traced for inverters Signal output terminals FRENIC Mini FRENIC Eco FRENIC Multi FRENIC MEGA FRENIC HF 1 Y X2 Y Y4 Y5 30A B C lt Available N Not available Style line Style a trace line in the same way as for analog signals Refer to 2 Ch1 to Ch4 Analog channels in this section Trigger Specify the trigger for each channel as shown below Trigger Trigger O Disabled Select Low level High level Rising edge M or Falling edge WY For a digital channel specifying more than one trigger is possible f Low level Triggers can be ORed or ANDed in detection Refer to 5 Other settings in this section High level C Rising edge O Falling edge Note To customize the trigger for real time trace it is necessary to select the Use reserved communication commands check box of the Communication command on the Others window called up by selecting Advanced Others 2 49 Tm O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 amp 4 Channel check Selecting the Channel check tab di
13. Torque current Magnetic flux command DC link bus voltage Input power Accumulated electric power Load factor Motor temperature Temperature inside inverter Heat sink temperature Output current Motor output power Input voltage on terminal 12 Input current on terminal C1 KIKIKI Z KIKIKI Z A AA KA ala aK K AK K Z K Input voltage on terminal V2 Position deviation in synchronous operation zi zik k zizi z zizi z ki z z ziziz z ik z z k lt zik k k zik ki z kik k k zizi z lt kiz k kiz z k K z x ziki k kizik zzi k mlki z z zi ki z ZiK x kjk k K lt mik jkl KL l a a KK a OX Z Y Available N Not available 2 45 I C mD O O 5 p O h TI JJ m Z O m O pe Q D e a Filter Specify the filter for each channel as shown below Filter Disabled C Manual filtering 0 Peak waveform within a sampling time l Automatic filtering Select time constant for manual filtering Trigger Disabled Select this option when using no filter Manual filtering Selecting this uses the low pass filter Ipf with a filter time constant arbitrarily specified Select time constant for manual filtering Select the filter time constant from the following Historical trace 5 10 20 50 100 ms Real time trace 50 100 ms Peak waveform within a sampling time
14. alarms has occurred in the inverter E wv Operation Status Monitor Alarm reset Resets the alarm that Hi monitor System monitor Alarm monitor Meter display currently occurs The latest alarm code Data when alarm occurred Alarm history Ist last ALM history 2nd 2nd last initialization 3rd Output frequency Hz ellie Initializes the alarm Output current Output voltage Output torque Frequency command Operation status Accumulated operation time Alarm reset Accumulated operation number of times time history in the selected inverter ALM history initialization DC link circuit voltage V P 7 t Temperature inside inverter deg C rint ie e Temperature of heat sink deg C Prints data _ gt recorded when the alarm has occurred CSV Save Setting Connected Select inverter No 1 1 INV1 Close Select inverter Selects the inverter to be monitored CSV Save Saves the alarm data in CSV format A WARNING e Resetting an alarm with a run command being ON will cause the inverter to run the motor unexpectedly An accident or injury could occur 2 24 2 3 Menu 2 3 2 4 Meter display Showing the inverter running states The Meter display shows analog data including inverter s output frequency on the analog meters as shown below The hollow pointers indicate the peak values if the Peak hold is checked wv Operation Status Monitor 1 0 monitor
15. cannot be selected 1 41 uJ D Q D C o J amp JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 1 4 3 1 Configuring communications parameters Clicking the Com Set icon in the left row of the Quick Access Menu calls up the Communication Setting window shown below which provides a choice of ports USB and RS 485 target memory to access inverter memory and keypad memory and communications conditions The Communication Setting window can also be called up from the menu bar on the Loader top window shown in Section 2 1 by selecting Setup Communication Setup Communication Setting T argel USB Data in Inverter Y Connection ist f USB rope Fort Jh Baud rate 1520 Flow control Cancel Retry times 1 time Timeout 1 5 z Connected check About Target The inverter holds various data in its memory to control itself The keypad itself has also a memory that can be used to back up the data held in the inverter memory Loader can access data in both of the inverter memory and keypad memory as shown below The Target combo box provides a choice of three combinations of a port and target memory to access The following three combinations are provided in the Target combo box e USB Data in inverter FRENIC MEGA HF only Selecting this combination uses the USB port and accesses function code running status monitor real time trace and other data to be used in the
16. 2 2 4 Exit Exits Loader 2 3 Name Selects the available printer Properties Opens the detailed settings dialog of the printer Network Selects a network printer OK Completes your printer setup nm O O ma ep O TI JJ m Z O _ O pe Q D s oo 2 3 Menu This menu provides the following commands Trace Section 2 3 5 Multi monitor Section 2 3 3 Operation monitor Section 2 3 2 Function code setting Section 2 3 1 Test run Section 2 3 4 Quick access menu Section 2 3 6 Options Section 2 3 7 2 3 1 Function code setting Selecting Menu Function code setting calls up the Editing data window shown below where you select the target data New file File saved in the PC or File configured in the inverter Selecting the target data and clicking OK opens the target function code data file that has the four tabs Function code edit Auto tuning Comparison and File Information as shown on the next page Editing data P r l Wat i Data editing selection C New Model C Read from the files 0 Read from the INY Function code property Select inverter Cancel Read from the INV Reads the function code data configured in the inverter Na 1 T IN New Creates a new function code data file Property Files Select Property File corresponding to inverter ROM version when creating a new function code data file Mo
17. A E USE Devica Ei Ports COM amp N H Processors amp SCSI and RAID ti Sound video a Scan for hardware changes g System devices Universal Serial Properties Launches the Hardwa Update Driver Uninstall 4 Windows 2000 Eh i USER 1e5PER TTTE H Batteries Computer E Disk drives m Display adapters 240 DYDICD ROM drives 4 Floppy disk controllers 4 Floppy disk drives 4 IDE ATASATAPI controllers ee Keyboards ey Mice and other pointing devices HF Network adapters SP Other device Gma oE Devic ope me Disable 4 Sc and RAIDO Uninstall Sound video a E System device Universal Ser 7 a a E Scan For hardware changes E AE N E e a mM aI Properties D ET il E se USB Device Properties ae General Driver gt USB Device Device type Other devices Manufacturer Unknown Location USB Device r Device status This device is not configured correctly Code 1 a To reinstall the drivers for this device click Reinstall Driver Reinstall Driver Device usage Use this device enable 7 OK Cancel 3 8 From the Start menu select Control Panel System Hardware Device Manager to open Device Manager as shown at left On the sub tree of Other devices right click USB Device to show the drop down list Click Update Driver to start the update wizard of the hardware Install the USB driver
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19. High Frequency limiter Low Bias Frequency command 1 DC Braking 1 Braking starting fre 2 Current inputto Terminal C1 4 to 20mA DC Establishment range Oto 12 0 Up or Down keys on keypad 1 Voltage input to Terminal 12 10 to 10V DC DC Braking 1 Braking level 13 Sum of voltage and current inputs to terminals 12 and C1 C1 DC Braking 1 Braking time function AL Pe QURAeE 7 Terminal command UP DOWN control Starting frequency 1 Holding time 8 Up or Down keys on keypad F25 Stop frequency 11 DI option card F26 Motor sound Carrier frequency 12 PG SY card FT hintnr saund Tone lt lt gt READ WRITE F01 0 Factory set Func code set Func code info Initialization Advanced Print Func code set Func code info In 5 Voltage input to terminal C 1 V2 function 10 to 10 VDC Select inverter No 1 4 INVI l Close READ WRITE inverter Reverts the data of the selected function code to the default Factory set Reads the data from the inverter selected in Select inverter Writes data saved in Loader into the inverter selected in Select factory Shows the data of the selected function code in the edit window Shows information of the selected function code in the window itialization Initializes all function code data in the inverter selected at Select inverter Advanced Calls up the Advanced setting
20. Selecting this displays the maximum monitored value in the sampling cycle Automatic filtering Selecting this performs anti aliasing corresponding to the sampling cycle Filter time constant Ipf with sampling cycle x 3 2 Example When the sampling time is set at 1 ms Filter time constant 3 2 ms Specify the trigger for each channel as shown below Trigger None f Chi m m S Level 72 100 500 00 io oi 0 00 Actual _ value clan _ jhe Edge UP DOWN Trigger Select a channel for which the trigger is to be specified For an analog channel only one trigger can be specified Level Use the slide bar to specify the level in Use the Actual value box to specify the data amount of monitor item selected for each channel Edge Select either the rising edge WN or trailing edge YW of the trigger Note To customize the filter or the trigger for real time trace it is necessary to select the Use reserved communication commands check box of the Communication command on the Others window called up by selecting Advanced Others 2 46 Style line 2 3 Menu Clicking the Advance button calls up the Style line dialog shown below Style line Color Type of line Y r Thickness Caution Dashed line is a thin line OF Cancel Type of line EERE Bi Custom colors e e U HH HH it nt g u g go Define Custom Colors gt gt In this dialog
21. This wizard helps you install software for USB Device C If your hardware came with an installation CD lt 6 or floppy disk insert it now What do you want the wizard to do Install the software automatically Recommended Install from a list or specific location Advanced Select Install from a list or specific location Advanced then click Next Click Next to continue Found New Hardware Wizard Please choose your search and installation options S Search for the best driver in these locations Use the check boxes below to limit or expand the default search which includes local paths and removable media The best driver found will be installed AE TAA S Select Search for the best driver in these reaa E locations and the Include this location in the D SENGLISH WINXP_VLPS32BIT PRO_WITH_SP v sardi check box thenrcick Browse 9 E Don t search will choose the driver to install Choose this option to select the device driver from a list Windows does not guarantee that the driver you choose will be the best match for your hardware 1 24 1 3 Installation Browse For Folder Select the Folder that contains drivers For your hardware E Fuji Electric E FRENIC Loader3 9 DATA Drive To view any subfolders click a plus sign above __ ok Found New Hardware Wizard Please choose your search and installation options St 7V Search for the best driver in these
22. UNDERSTAND THIS AGREEMENT BY CLICKING THE I ACCEPT BUTTON LOCATED ON THIS PAGE LICENSEE AGREES TO BE BOUND BY THIS AGREEMENT Do you accept all the terms of the preceding License Agreement If you select No the setup will close To install FRENIC Loader3 EN you must accept this agreement InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Customer Information Please enter your information Please enter your name and the name of the company for which you work User Name E e S ffl Company Name USER COMPANY Poen o nn O ee 1 13 Double click the FRENIC Loader3_2 V7xxx E with MM Setup exe icon The exe automatically starts the installation wizard To continue click Next Carefully read the license agreement To view the entire contents of the agreement scroll the screen up and down using the Page Up Down keys or the scroll bar If you agree click Yes to proceed Enter your user name and company name After entry click Next to proceed W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O a O D Q D om g FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard K Choose Destination Location Select folder where setup will install files Setup will install FRENIC Loaders EN in the following folder To install to this folder click Next To install to a different folder click Browse and select another folder InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard i Select
23. and capacity are changed on this screen it doesn t write it in the inverter Keypad Mote Match capacity to the inverter Keppad before changing the voltage Select inverter No 1 AINA Clase TYPE Type of inverter FRN5 5G1S 2E Code Shipping destination Instruction manual version J Japan Japanese A Asia English C China Chinese E EU English U USA English T Taiwan Code Power supply voltage 2 Three phase 200 V 4 Three phase 400 V 6 Single phase 100 V 7 Single phase 200 V Nominal applied motor kW 2 19 1 Changing the region You can change the region shipping destination of the inverter whose function code data is currently listed in the Function code edit window Changing the region automatically modifies the factory default minimum and maximum values of function codes to the values suited for the region For details of function codes whose data differs depending on the region refer to the inverter s instruction manual prepared for each region Region spec JA Al FRENIC Loader3 Gre you sure you want to change the region setting Changing it automatically reverts the related Function code data to Factory defaults Ok T Capacity ot R a a Note As shown in the dialog box above changing the region initializes all function code data even those that have been changed from the factory defaults Save the current data before changing the region if necessary Voltage 2 C
24. bar appears Setup Status The InstallShield Wizard is removing P Uninstalling es To abort the uninstallation click Cancel Cancel FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Upon completion of the uninstallation the screen at left appears Uninstall Complete InstallS finished uninstalling FRENIC Loader3 EN To complete the uninstallation You mu computer es want to restart my computer now No will restart my computer later Remove any disks from their drives and then click Finish to complete setup Select Yes I want to restart my computer now and then click Finish stalls e 1 33 3 From setup icon Windows 7 Windows Vista If uninstalling from the Start menu cannot start and the Problem with Shortcut dialog appears as shown below uninstall Loader from the setup icon FRENIC Loader3_2 V7xxx E with MM Setup a SSS ProplenrtntrrShertcar The item setup exe that this shortcut refers to has been changed or moved so this shortcut will no longer work properly Do you want to delete this shortcut OE J gt FRN Loader Organize v Include in library Share with Burn New folder A gt Favorites J Libraries a a y Double click the FRENIC Loader3_2 V7xxx E pM Computer nr with MM Setup icon The exe automatically Loader3_1 V6030 e i Network 5 with MM Setup starts the installation wizard a 1 item FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard E
25. color is recommended 5 COM port COMI to COM255 PC COM ports assigned to Loader Transmission USB connection 19200 bps or more is rates Loader keypad Fixed at 12 Mbps recommended Keypad inverter Fixed at 19200 bps E RS 485 connection D 38400 19200 9600 4800 and 2400 bps 5 g Character length 8 bits Prefixed 5 Stop bit length 1 bit Prefixed 2 Parity Even Prefixed z No of retries None or 1 to 10 No of retry times before detecting Inverter Support Software FRENIC Loader 3 2 Instruction Manual First Edition October 2010 Second Edition October 2011 Third Edition January 2012 Fuji Electric Co Ltd The purpose of this manual is to provide an operation guide to FRENIC Loader for the FRENIC series of inverters Please feel free to send your comments regarding any errors or omissions you may have found or any suggestions you may have for generally improving the manual In no event will Fuji Electric Co Ltd be liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting from the application of the information in this manual
26. detected In tracing nimi RA Loader has detected a trigger and displayed the data on the screen 2 39 I O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 OO 2 3 5 2 Saving trace data To save trace data click the Save As button at the top of the screen or select File Save As Save As At the time of first data saving even selecting File Save calls up the Save As dialog shown below Select a folder in the Save In box select a file type in the Save as type box type a filename in the File name box and then click the Save button Save in DATA le Historical trace HIM Real time trace RTM File name Real time trace l Save as ype Al files E Real Time Trace Data ATM CS format CS All files The real time trace data is saved as an RTM file and the historical trace data as an HIM file To save data in comma separated format CSV select CSV in Save as type Note If data is saved in comma separated format CSV Loader no longer loads it It is possible to open the trace data file by selecting File Open on the Loader top window see Section 2 2 2 Open and analyze the data at an arbitrary sampling point with the screen scroll bar and the cursor Note If tracing operation has not been finished successfully due to communication break etc the trace data cannot be saved even if the waveform data displays on the screen FR
27. device Click Browse my computer for driver software Locate and install driver software manually 3 5 Browse for driver software on your computer Click Browse Search for driver software in this location 7 Include subfolders gt Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer This list will show installed driver software compatible with the device and all driver software in the same category as the device ne oa E te F D P e Sa We oi pe ee a en Browse For Fold Select the folder that contains drivers for your hardware a jE Computer be Floppy Disk Drive 4 4 Local Disk C i p PerfLogs a Program Files p p Common Files 4 Fuji Electric a FRENIC Loader3 EN di DATA a Driver In the folder in which FRENIC Loader has been installed select Driver MICREXSX and then click OK The default folder is C drive when the OS 32 bit To view subfolders click the symbol next to a folder C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX 64 bit C Program Files x86 Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX K L Update Driver Software Unknown Device Browse for driver software on your computer Search for driver software in this location 7 Include subfolders gt Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer This list will show installed driver software compatible with the device and all driver software in the same categ
28. duplex mode 2 wire so the converter must feature a send receive switching circuitry Generally the switching system may be either one of the following 1 Auto switching by monitoring of send receive data 2 Switching by RS 232C control signal of RTS or DTR hardware flow control system Computer Driver Driver Receiver input i Receiver input Driver Transmission enable Driver enable receiving switching Receiver output N Receiver output p Receiver enable Receiver enable RS 232C Level conversion Receiver Receiver RS 232C RS 485 converter FRENIC MEGA two wire system Figure 1 4 Communications Level Conversion 1 7 2 Requirements for the cable Use a standard IOBASE T IOOBASE TX LAN cable US ANSI TIA EIA 568A category 5 compliant straight type Cote The RJ 45 connector COM port 1 has power source pins pins 1 2 7 and 8 exclusively assigned to keypads When connecting other devices to the RJ 45 connector take care not to use those pins Using them will cause a short circuit hazard Use pins 4 and 5 only 3 Branch adapter for multi drop An RS 485 communications networks for the inverters utilizes 2 wire 10BASE T LAN cables fitted with an RJ 45 connector at both ends To connect those inverters to the network in multi drop mode use branch adapters for multi drop Recommended branch adapter SK Koki Japan MS8 BA JJJ 1 2 3 4 Noise suppression Depending on the operatin
29. file to be created Shows the icon for a new function code data file N OK K Cancel Executes selection This button becomes active if any file is selected Selecting File New opens a function code data file that Loader has by default for 200 V class series of inverters with 5 5 kW in the function code edit list format You can edit the function code data even if the communications link between Loader and inverter is not established 2 2 2 Open Reads out the selected one of the existing data files e g function code data real time trace data historical trace data saved in the PC and opens the edit window Open Look in O DATA Lackin E Function1 FNC Selects folder location of the file Ba File name Shows the name of selected file You can also type a new file name Open Opens the file selected File name Files of type Selects the file type extension To show all the files select All PC loader files Files of type All PC loader files File extensions FNC Function code data file HIM Historical trace data file RTM Real time trace data file 2 2 2 2 File 2 2 3 Print setup Specifies the available printer paper size print orientation and other features needed to print the data PIX Print Setup Frinter Mame Status Type where Comment Paper Onentation Size aa Properties f Portrait C Landscape Network Cancel
30. frequency 1 Comparison resull F24 Starting frequency 1 Holdil Search result F25 Stop frequency F26 Motor sound Carrier frequi FOF Mintor sound Tone gt gt READ WRITE Factory set Func code set Func code infc Select inverter No 11 1 INY1 Clase z s O od Unkmown 2 5 4 Arrange icons Selecting Window Arrange Icons arranges icons of the active windows or programs at the bottom of the Loader top window FRENIC Loader Function1 L les File Menu Setup Edit wiew Window Help Dae SoM aheg aA ml FC RT ATM OT OPCS C Mol Unknown FA 2 58 2 5 Window 2 6 Help 2 6 1 About FRENIC Loader Selecting Help About Loader shows the FRENIC Loader version copyright and license information Version information FRENIC Loaders Version 6 05 0 T Copyright W 2002 2010 Fuji Electric Systems Co Ltd All rights reserved This software te licensed to Company name USER COMPANY User USER I Cc O O 2 O gt TI JI m lt O T O pad Q OO 2 99 Chapter 3 Reference Information This chapter contains troubleshooting and major specifications of FRENIC Loader 3 2 3 1 Troubleshooting 3 1 Troubleshooting If any problem occurs during Loader operations follow the steps listed in the troubleshooting chart shown below For USB connection Communication failed Timeout error Is the USB cable connected correctly
31. gt 2 O A TI JI m Z O T O pad Q Q 9 Searching for a character string in function code names When the Function code edit window is displayed select Edit Search from the main menu The Search dialog shown below appears Search Faj Inthe Input the character string to search box enter a string keyword you want to search for e g frequency current and voltage In the Current Motor example shown at the left current is entered Input the character string to search Then click OK C OR If function codes including the keyword are I Capital letter small letter is distinguished found Loader automatically switches to Search result in the hierarchy tree in the left pane and The delimiter uses half angle space R i Please enclose it with a double quotation when you retrieve it including lists function codes whose names contain the daa es uaee keyword in the right pane FRENIC Loader3 Function ME File Menu Setup Edit View Window Help O AS vedo z PARA law FC RT HT M OM T OOP CS C Initial Value Function code edit Auto tuning Comparison File Information Code group Change Function code No Function code name Setting value Range of setting Factory setting valle Data can G Foode POS Motor 1 Rated current 22 50 0 00 to 2000 A 22 50 Ecode FOG Motor 1 t No load current 11 00 0 00 to 2000 A 11 00 A Coode Motor Torque current under vec 1858 0 00 to 200
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33. locations Use the check boxes below to limit or expand the default search which includes local paths and removable media The best driver found will be installed C Search removable media floppy CD ROM Include this location in the search es Fuii Electric FRENIC Loader3 Driver MICREXSX Don t search will choose the driver to install Choose this option to select the device driver from a list Windows does not quarantee that the driver you choose will be the best match for your hardware Found New Hardware Wizard Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard The wizard has finished installing the software for FRENIC AS Click Finish to close the wizard 1 25 In the folder in which FRENIC Loader has been installed select Driver MICREXSX and then click OK The default folder is C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX when the OS drive is C Click Next Installation starts Upon completion of the installation the screen at left appears To exit the installation wizard and return to Windows click Finish W D Q D C o amp JJ m Z O O D Q D s g 4 Windows 2000 When the OS finds a USB device of the Loader it displays the following Follow the wizard and install Loader as shown below Found New Hardware Wizard Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard This wizard helps you install a device driver for a hardware device
34. memory Keypad onl USB A connector YP y Pa USB cable USB mini B connector FRENIC MEGA HF and Keypad USB A connector USB cable USB mini B connector Note Selecting USB Data in keypad in the Communication Setting window disables Multi monitor Real time trace and Historical tracing 1 44 m USB 1 4 Configuring the Settings for Inverter s and Loader Selecting USB Data in inverter or USB Data in keypad in the Target combo box automatically selects the USB radio button Communication Setting T argel US6 Data in Inverter Connection ist Cancel f USB Sp Fort Th Baud rate I aul Flow control Retry times 1 time Timeout 1 5 a Connected check Retry times Select the number of times for retry upon failure of a transmission If a large number is selected the feasibility of successful transmission may be high Note that however it may take a long time to show failure of the transmission after retrying The recommended setting is one or more Port Baud rate Flow control When USB is selected these settings are invalid Connected check This feature always monitors the communications status between Loader and inverter s registered by the Device connection list and displays the status on the status bar of the Loader top window Select the check box to enable this feature r If Loader cannot communicate with the
35. monitor window is regarded as zero 0 The grid lines are drawn at intervals of 60 dots Amplitude Set a multiplier to magnify the waveform amplitude on the selected channel Scale Specify the measuring scale for the selected monitor channel Full scale is at 1000 This feature is only applicable to analog channels Reset positioning Revert the Position Amplitude and Scale settings to the factory defaults Style line Specify the trace line style on the selected channel Timeframe per window Specify the timeframe per waveform monitor window in seconds Background color Select the background color of the waveform monitor 2 43 I O r O gt wn O gt TI JJ m lt O T O fan Q 49 Q 2 3 5 5 Advanced waveform settings 1 Channel configuration This window allows you to configure the trace windows for the analog and digital channels See 2 to 5 for details Advanced settings of real time trace Configuration chi Ch2 Cha Ch4 ch5 che Ch Che Channelcheck Other Mot available Digital C Disabled 1 fe 5 Analog Lie Analog C Disabled Cancel 2 Ch1 to Ch4 Analog channels Selecting analog channels in the configuration window in 1 in this section and selecting any of Chi to Ch4 tabs displays the following window that is used for advanced setup of the analog channels Advanced settings of real time trace Conf
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37. of Loader If any earlier versions of Loader and Message Manager have been installed on your PC uninstall both of them Download the FRENIC Loader3_2 V7xxx x with MM Setup exe file from the Fuji Electric website or get it in any media Then copy it into an appropriate folder e g C Documents and Settings User My Documents FRN_Loader in this manual Cote Installing the FRENIC Loader3_2 V7xxx x with MM Setup exe installs both Loader software and Message Manager that manages communication at a time No separate installation of Message Manager MsgMegr Setup exe is required uJ D O TR D C 2 gt amp m JJ m Z O O D Q D 93 1 9 Installing Loader 1 Windows 7 Windows Vista Follow the wizard and install Loader as shown below we gt gt FRN_Loader X 4 Organize v Include in library v Share with Burn New folder A Favorites Libraries Mi Computer Double click the FRENIC Loader3_2 V7xxx E ee with MM Setup exe icon The exe automatically Starts the installation wizard cu Network bh 1 item Windows 7 eama e rE W User Account Control Program name FRENIC Loader3_1 V6032 E with MM Setup exe Publisher Unknown File origin Hard drive on this computer s a To continue click Yes M Show details Change when these notifications appear Windows Vista ice Account Conta Don t run the program unless you k
38. old version to new version in Windows 7 Windows Vista follow the procedure given below 1 Uninstall the old version 2 Delete the folder in the following directory Computer Local disk C Users Log in name AppData Local VirtualStore Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN DATA To show the AppData folder usually hidden refer to Showing the hidden AppData folder below 3 Install a new version Showing the hidden AppData folder Show the hidden AppData folder using the following procedure 1 Open Control Panel and click Appearance and Personalization go EF gt Control Panel gt v 4 Adjust your computer s settings fiew by Category Y System and Security User Accounts and Family Safety Review your computer s status W Add or remove user accounts Back up your computer Set up parental controls for any user Find and fix problems Appearance and Personalization Change the theme Network and Internet Connect to the Internet Change desktop backgrog Appearance and Personalization Change the appearance of desktop items apply a theme or screen saver to your computer or customize the Start menu and taskbar View network status and tasks J 49 F 49 49 O F O 3 Q r O m Adjust screen resolution Choose homegroup and sharing options Clock Language a Hardware and Sound y guag Crresase keyboards or otk j gel View devi
39. or to keep the network in high noise immunity level carefully read through the descriptions in Section 1 2 3 3 Communications support devices for RS 485 communication e The maximum cable length on the RS 485 communications network is 500 m 1 5 1 2 3 2 Pin assignment for RS 485 port RJ 45 connector For ease of connection to a standard RS 232C RS 485 converter the inverter s RS 485 port is designed to be compliant with the standard 4 pairs signal line pin assignment for the RJ 45 connector where a pair of signal lines DX and DX are assigned to 4 and 5 pins as shown in Figure 1 3 Note The power feed lines to the keypad occupy 1 2 7 and 8 pins Do not use these pins when connecting equipment other than the keypad to this port 1 8 RJ 45 connector A 5V Termination resistor SW3 Ozge o O lt QZ00Z0O lt ZOX CONOR WH Q O VOU OVU0U RJ 45 connector Figure 1 3 Standard RS 485 Port and RJ 45 Connector Pin Assignment Table 1 2 RJ 45 Pin Assignments on the FRENIC Series of Inverters Pin Assignment Remarks Vee 5 V Using these pins may cause a short circuit between the Vcc and puna No connection A pair of RS 485 communications lines eS Using these pins may cause a short circuit between the Vcc and 8 Vee 5 V GND lines 1 6 1 2 Connecting Inverters to a PC 1 2 3 3 Communications support devices for RS 485 communication This section describes the de
40. pane to call up the dialog below Advanced settings of the Meter display Meter Metere Minimum o I jo Maximum 100 E Maximum 100 E El El Decimal places of 2 zal Decimal places of E pas the display zal the display Ey Decimal places of 0 Decimal places of 2 the range the range W Peak hold Peak hold RedZone 50 1 400 RedZone 30 2100 Cancel Peak hold Red zone Meteri Meter2 Frequency cna Output frequency before slip j 60 00 39 15 Hz ee Minimum Current value Maximum value value e Minimum value Specify the minimum value at the low end point of the meter scale e Maximum value Specify the maximum value at the high end point of the meter scale e Decimal places of the display Specify the number of decimal places for the current and peak hold display Digital display precision e Decimal places of the range Specify the number of decimal places for the analog meter dial e Peak hold Enable disable the peak hold that makes the meter hold the measured peak value e Red zone Specify the red colored scale ratio to the meter full scale 2 2 I O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 OO 2 3 2 5 Saving data in CSV format on operation status monitors Clicking the CSV Save button on each operation status monitor saves the currently monitored data in CSV format Setting Clicking the CSV Save button creates a CSV file au
41. registered inverter due to a wire break for example the response Timeout time becomes very long If Loader receives no response from the inverter within the time specified in this box the communications error dialog automatically opens The shorter the timeout setting the faster the dialog will open Setting a too short timeout however may result in a false transmission error due to the long internal processing time of the inverter although the transmission itself is successful The recommended setting is 1 5 seconds After completion of data entry check the settings again and click OK to exit the communications setting operation 1 45 uJ D Q D C o J amp JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 2 For connection to RS 485 port Target Select the desired combination of the port and memory to access Communication Setting T argel AS485 Data in inverter ha Connection ist R5455 Data in inverter C USS USB Data in inverter a USE Data in keypad OF RS 485 Data in inverter Select this choice to use the RJ 45 connector RS 485 port on the inverter via an RS 232C RS 485 or USB RS 485 converter and access data in the inverter memory USB A connector LAN cable FRENIC MEGA ie lA f RJ 45 connector USB cable RS 485 port USB RS 485 converter COM port connector LAN cable FRENIC MEGA rA f RJ 45 connector mh RS 232C cable RS 485 port RS 232C
42. setting i common to all the multi monitor Cancel 2 29 The table below lists the monitor items available Monitor items FRENIC Mini FRENIC Eco FRENIC Multi FRENIC MEGA FRENIC HF Equipment name Y Y Y Y Inverter type Operation status Brake signal Output frequency after slip compensation Output current Output voltage X Y Motor speed N Y Y Rotation speed Load shaft speed OO o det a inespeed S a Ny PID command PID feedback value lt lt lt lt lt z lt lt PID output value PiDeommand Yy Yy Y Y PID feedback value y Y Y Y PIDouputvate N Yy Y Y Torquecommand N N N Y Owputtorques N f Yy yY Y Torque currenteommand N N N Y orquecurrent N N N Y DC linkbus voltage Y Y Y Y mputpower Yy J y yY Y Torque command Output torque Torque current command Torque current DC link bus voltage Input power Y Available N Not available 2 30 2 3 4 Test running 2 3 Menu Selecting Menu Test running calls up the Test run window shown below which allows you to test run the motor in the forward or reverse direction while monitoring the running status of the selected inverter Select monitor item Select what is to be displayed e g output frequency or current here using the pull down menu Frequency reference Enter or select the frequency command to write it into the i
43. 0 O montor System monitor Alarm monitor ROM Ver Main control CPU 2000 Motor control CPU LELI 2 21 TI O O z ep O h TI JJ m Z O m O pe Q a9 s e a To change the current definition file click Change In the Open window select the desired definition file that supports the inverter s ROM version Sejec wwerier No 1 1 INVI The current definition file supports the inverter ROM version 0500 to 0999 It is necessary therefore to change the file to the one that supports version 2000 or later Current definition fileCinc_x 3 0500e_EN csv Change Definition file saved fne x_3 0500e_EN csw Click Change to display the Open window as shown below FRENIC Loader3 EN di DATA Select the definition file b oy en i fnc_x_3_2000_EN csv that supports Vine x 3 000o the inverter ROM version 2000 then click fnc_x_3_0500e_EN csv Open _ fne_x_3_0850_EN csv 1 i File name Inc_x_3_2000_EN Files of type Parameter files Cancel Curent definition Toe x9 2000_EN cay ea ne x 3_ _EN csv Definition file saved fne_x_3_0500e_EN csw Note On the function code information list shown on page 2 8 function code data that has been changed but not yet written into the inverter is shown in red Changing the current definition file as described above cannot preserve the red display so that such function code data turns blue Changing the curr
44. 0 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0005 0003 00 D NO Set 7 EMG BALE Ma i BEB RE D2 7 OM T ARA SE PES A READ ONLY S47 x 0 00 4 1 i 0 z f 2 fa Dy Deeks tly the tle Ue 4 60 0 60 0 400 0 25 0 Des the ts dle Eh Hz ae 60 0 60 0 400 0 2020 a03 tle He Ay OS Fe 4 Itis described as fnc_x_0_0300 csv in the part enclosed with the following circle Function1_V1100_C1S_2B FNC Xe a oR x Ire EE BAO ZARY WL7 H ree X0 20107117225 10 09 54 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0005 0003 001 fnc_x_0_0300 csv NO SRE Dat RAE J i PEBRE BEI 27 OMI J AR AR ghae o READ ONLY Bii 2 4 rh i Oe Wee tee the flee 0S S 3 2 2 oe Wee e the il Ue 2 4 60 0 60 0 400 0 ore Dee Ae he the Oe hie ae 60 0 60 0 400 0 Zoe Dee Fe ie Hie We HZ 5 The function code data fnc is saved 6 The copied function code data fnc is opened by the loader of a version Ver 6 0 0 0 or later 3 13 3 2 4 Cannot find saved files Windows 7 Windows Vista In Windows 7 Windows Vista Loader saves function code data and trace waveform data in the directory C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN DATA If you use Explorer or the like to check the content of the DATA folder in the directory however no saved files are found GO do Computer Local Disk
45. 0 Oo ee J en Hao Output Current Fluctuation Dampi 0 20 0 00 to 0 40 0 20 Heads AIT Motor 2 Rated current 22 50 0 00 to 2000 4 22 50 abeade AZO Wotor 2 Mo load current 11 00 0 00 to 2000 4 11 00 fe rode AA Output Current Fluctuation Dampi 0 20 0 00 to 0 40 0 20 decode ASS Motor 1 Torque current under vec 18 68 0 00 to 2000 18 68 a decode Motor 3 Rated current 22 50 0 00 to 2000 A 22 50 pode b20 Motor 3 Mo load current 11 00 0 00 to 2000 A 11 00 a a bat Output Current Fluctuation Dampi 0 20 0 00 to 0 40 0 20 Contente of ch E b55 Motor 3 Torque current under vec 18 68 0 00 to 2000 18 68 Si Uisesdencnian Motor 4 Rated current 22 50 0 00 to 2000 A 227 50 User defini r20 Wotor 4 Mo load current 11 00 0 00 to 2000 4 11 00 ka User defini r41 Output Current Fluctuation Campi 0 20 0 00 to 0 40 0 20 i User defini r55 Motor 4 Torque current under vet 18 68 0 00 to 2000 18 68 El Code for com oS code Md code WW code seat code LZ code Comparison re EEE ey lt ill ee Mt READ WRITE F55 18 68 Factory set Func code set Func code info Initialization Advanced Print Select inverter No 1 1 INA Close Makes a search For the character string included in the Function code name on the Function code list screen No1 Unknown E Note Target fields for search include all items such as Change Function code No Function code name Range of setting etc They also include items hidden by Advanced
46. 0 The default folder is C drive when the OS 32 bit C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX 64 bit C Program Files x86 Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX Folder MICREXSX 2 L Update Driver Software Unknown Device Browse for driver software on your computer Search for driver software in this location Include subfolders gt Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer This list will show installed driver software compatible with the device and all driver software in the same category as the device To continue click Next x Windows can t verify the publisher of this driver software gt Don t install this driver software You should check your manufacturer s website for updated driver software Click Install this driver software anyway for your device Install this driver software anyway Only install driver software obtained from your manufacturer s website or disc Unsigned software from other sources may harm your computer or steal information i 1 3 Installation Installation starts Ww Update Driver Software Unknown Device Installing driver software Upon completion of the installation the screen L Update Driver Software FRENIC at left appears Windows has successfully updated your driver software Windows has finished installing the driver software for this device FRENIC To exit the installa
47. 1 Open Output frequency after slip 0 0V Baarat me ATA Sect ACC DEC time ATA Open a B wire operation stop command HLE Open wana Coastto stop command E Open Load rotation speed F Fal AST Line speed Scat Upen PID Process command Forward operation command PWD PID feedback Forward operation command FWE Open PID output oT Reverse operation command REV Open DC link circuit voltage N Input power Operation status Connected Select inverter No TE TINY CSY Save Setting Close The table below lists the monitor items that can be displayed Inverter information FRENIC Mini FRENIC Eco FRENIC Multi FRENIC MEGA FRENIC HF Frequency command Output frequency before slip compensation Output frequency re lt lt lt lt after slip compensation Output current Output voltage Output torque Z Z KIKI K lt KIKIKI Z K lt KIKIKI K K lt KIKI K lt Z KIKI Z Motor speed Rotation speed Load shaft speed Load rotation speed Line speed PID process command PID feedback value PID output value DC link bus voltage Input power K K KIKIKI KIK K Z ZKI Z Z ZIK lt Motor output power K Z K KIZ K KIKI K K K IK KEK KL a K rl KL KKK KEK K lt lt Operation status Y Available N Not available 2 39 TI O O z ep O h TI JJ m Z O rm O pe Q D e
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49. 3 EN is configuring your new software installation Uninstalling C4 Fuj Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICRE in2000 CE a To abort the uninstallation click Cancel InstallShield _FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Upon completion of the uninstallation the screen at left appears Uninstall Complete InstallSt d has finished uninstalling FRENIC Loader3 EN To complete the uninstallation you mus computer Yes want to restart my computer now No will restart my computer later Remove any disks from their drives and then click Finish to complete setup Select Yes I want to restart may computer now and then click Finish Install shel lt Back f rinin cancel 1 35 4 From Setup icon Windows XP Windows 2000 If uninstalling from the Start menu cannot start and the Problem with Shortcut dialog appears as shown below uninstall Loader from the setup icon FRENIC Loader3_2 V7xxx E with MM Setup exe Problem with Shortcut The item setup exe that this shortcut refers to has been changed or moved so this shortcut will no longer work properly Nearest match based on size date and type CAWINDOWS system32 setup exe just want to delete it eats sity C Documents and Settings USERWy Documents WSER File Edit view Favorites Tools Help Q tect Pe Search Folders Ei Address Qo C Documents and Settings SER My Documents WISER ba File and F
50. 485 Port 1 Frequency command RS 485 Port 2 Run command RS 485 Port 1 O Freq Inverter Ope Inverter 1 Freq Loader Ope Inverter Loader Frequency command FO1 C30 Run command RS 485 Port 2 Frequency command RS 485 Port 1 Run command RS 485 Port 2 Frequency command RS 485 Port 2 Run command RS 485 Port 2 l 2 Freq Inverter Ope Loader Not applicable Loader 3 Freq Loader Ope Loader RS 485 communications link Port 2 2 34 2 3 Menu 2 3 4 2 Monitoring the inverter operation from Loader Loader always monitors the running status of the inverter s in the Test run window The monitor items listed in the dropdown menu of the Select monitor item combo box in the monitor pane can be selected by clicking the mark in the combo box which are shown in the table below Furthermore for important items Loader displays the monitoring data in the enlarged format on the display box above the running status monitor box wy lest run eles Select monitor tem Frequency reference Assign an input signal Normally Output frequency before slip x Select multi treg S57 Open Select multi freg 552 Open Zalec monitor tem Select multi treg 554 Open j q 554 P Frequency command iaoiai J Select multi freg 555 Open Frequency command _ H TAT GelectACCDEC time ATI Output frequency before slip ma Select ACC DEC time RT
51. AME gaa Windows Fax and Scan bas Windows Media Center Windows Media Player ey Windows Update XPS Viewer di Accessories FRENIC Loader EN FRENIC Loader3 1 EN Start aaa FRENIC Loaders EN Uninstall Control Panel E Message Manager Start de Games Devices and Printers di Maintenance gi Startup Default Programs Documents Pictures Music Computer Help and Support exc The confirmation screen at left appears Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer ay Program name Setup exe a Verified publisher Macrovision Corporation File origin Hard drive on this computer Click Yes v Show details Change when these notifications appear 1 31 W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om g FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard The confirmation screen at left appears Do you want te completely remove the selected application and all of its features To continue the uninstallation procedure click Yes FRENIC Loader EN InstallShield Wizard The uninstallation progress bar appears Setup Status The InstallShield Wizard is removing ZP Uninstalling To abort the uninstallation click Cancel InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Upon completion of the uninstallation the screen at left appears Uninstall Complete finished uninstalling FRENIC Loader3 EN To complete the unin
52. C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN DATA Organize v Include in library v Share with Compatibility files New folder A Favorites ij Name Date modified Type Size This folder is empty iw Libraries j Computer Si Network j 0 items To find saved files select File Open and access the DATA file E Desktop Date modified ti Network eq Libraries 10 18 201011 04 FI JB USER NAME pl Computer Floppy Disk Drive 4 Local Disk C wid Program Files di Fuji Bectric di FRENIC Loader3 EN m e DVD RW Drive D FRAN Loader Saved files are stored in the following directory Computer Local disk C Users Log in name AppData Local VirtualStore Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN DATA GO d Users USERNAME gt AppData Local VirtualStore Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN DATA Organize v _ Open Share with v Burn New folder A A ie eee Name Date modified Type Function2 FNC 10 18 2010 11 04 FNC File ow Libraries j Computer Gu Network Function2 FNC Date modified 10 18 2010 11 04 AM Date created 10 18 2010 11 04 AM FNC File Size 71 1 KB Note The AppData is usually hidden To show it refer to Section 3 1 1 4 Notes on updating Loader Showing the hidden AppData folder 3 14 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 3 2 5 Notes on updating Loader To update Loader from
53. EAD CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTAND THIS AGREEMENT BY CLICKING THE I ACCEPT BUTTON LOCATED ON THIS PAGE LICENSEE AGREES TO BE BOUND BY THIS AGREEMENT Do you accept all the terms of the preceding License Agreement If you select No the setup will close To install FRENIC Loader3 EN you must accept this agreement If you agree click Yes to proceed InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Customer Information Please enter your information Enter your user name and company name Please enter your name and the name of the company for which you work User Name Company Name USER COMPANY After entry click Next to proceed InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Ss Choose Destination Location Select folder where setup will install files Setup will install FRENIC Loader3 EN in the following folder o install to a different folder click Browse and select another Select the destination folder to install A default folder has appeared To select a different folder click Browse Click Next to proceed InstallShield FRENI Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Select Program Folder Please select a program folder ill add program of ogram Fold ste ow You may type a new folder name one from the e g fol st Click Next to continue Select the start menu folder that the shortcut to FRENIC Loader is to be added to ne You can select one from existing
54. ENIC Loader3 1 BE FRENIC Loader3 Eg Lud s j 4 communication wrong point occurred Tracing is stopped A There are no tracing data 2 40 2 3 Menu 2 3 9 3 Making a copy of the waveform monitor To make a copy of the waveform monitor click Copy at the top of the screen The graph only is copied to Clipboard Paste it to desired documents Copy pe Nia edo etl in Moe feed Bek ot tated fol ey tok ta NY Oe oe Chi 0 50 00 Hz div eee ee ee ee er Ce eee ee ee ch2 0 ia E speeded rescue E N ener A 50 00 Hz div i i i i o i ee es eee ee ee ee eee eee ee Ch3 0 ae ee Eee ee ee See See ae Py ee eee 50 00 A div cha 0 mag P UY a A a S D D chs o T Con es ee ee ee che o rane 7 Ce chr o me aes ta SS Chg O ee 0 00s i 8 005 i 16 00s 24 005 32 00s 40 I O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 OO 2 41 2 3 5 4 Sub panes 1 Cursor Each box in this pane shows the measured numerical data or ON OFF state at the point where each cursor lies Displays the monitored value at the point where each cursor lies on the waveform traced channel Real time trace mE Cursor Graph position adjustment Realtime trace File aml Save As Copy 0 ms 5000 ms 10 00 60 00 q 50 CH3 Output currert bbverage 79 16 a i 37 86 qL 41 30 CH4 ss tema e O on OFF l a z CH5 x2 terminal S woa OFF WL OFF We I
55. Folder views You can apply the view such as Details or Icons that you are using for this folder to all folders of this type Applyto Folders Reset Folders Advanced settings d Files and Folders E Always show icons never thumbnails E Always show menus Display file icon on thumbnails Display file size information in folder tips Display the full path in the title bar Classic theme only d Hidden files and folders E Don t show hi les folders or drives Show hidden files folders and drives Hide empty der Hide extensions for known file types Hide protected operating system files Recommended Restore Defaults 4 Delete the folder that is shown in the following directory Computer Local disk C Users Log in name AppData Local VirtualStore Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN DATA GG b gt Computer Local Disk C Users USERNAME AppData Local VirtualStore Program Files Fuji Electric gt Organize v Include in library v Share with New folder A E3 Documents Name Date modified Type d Music x z A E Pict J FRENIC Loader3 EN 10 18 2010 11 04 File folder ictures Videos JE Computer th Network bh 1 item 3 16 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 3 3 Specifications of FRENIC Loader 3 2 Listed below are the standard specifications of FRENIC Loader 3 2 Name of software FRENIC Loader 3 2 Supported inverter FRENIC Mini Eco Mu
56. IDE ATA ATAFI controllers gt lt D Keyboards a X Loader USB device gt N Network adapters ey Other devices Ports COM amp LPT Processors Storage controllers gt i System devices et Universal Serial Bus controllers 1 29 p Batteries gt i Computer gt Sq Disk drives li Display adapters 43 DVD CD ROM drives 3 Floppy disk drives gt 8 Floppy drive controllers gt digg IDE ATA ATAPI controllers gt E keyboards Mice and other pointing devices E Network adapters ly Other devices fs Multimedia Audio Controller gt p ieaie gt gt Storage controllers l System devices y F Uniwersal Serial Bus controllers uJ D Q D C o amp JJ m Z O O D Q D 1 3 3 Uninstallation of FRENIC Loader 3 2 1 3 3 1 Before uninstallation Quitting Loader and Message Manager Before uninstalling Loader be sure to quit both Loader and Message Manager Note Quitting Message Manager Message Manager is software that manages communication between the PC and inverters To make sure that Message Manager has quitted check that no Message Manager icon is displayed in the task tray If the icon is displayed right click it to quit Message Manager If doing so cannot quit it shut down or log off Windows Once you uninstall Loader when Message Manager is running a new version of Loader installed after that cannot run properly
57. Inverter Support Software FRENIC Loader 3 2 FRENIC Mini Eco Multi MEGA HF Instruction Manual INR SI47 1549b E Copyright 2008 2012 Fuji Electric Co Ltd No part of this publication may be reproduced or copied without prior written permission from Fuji Electric Co Ltd Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States All other products and company names mentioned in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders The information contained herein is subject to change without prior notice for improvement Preface This manual provides all the information on Fuji s inverter support software FRENIC Loader and the related communications protocols and devices supporting its operations Read this manual carefully for correct use of FRENIC Loader This manual does not contain information on the inverter itself and RS 485 communication Read the inverter user s manual instruction manual and RS 485 communication user s manual in conjunction with this manual Incorrect handling may prevent Loader from operating correctly shorten the inverter service life or cause problems E Safety Precautions Read this manual thoroughly before proceeding with installation connections wiring or operation Ensure you have sound knowledge of the device and software and have familiarized yourself with all safety information and precautions before proceeding to o
58. Loader has been installed on your PC selecting All Programs FRENIC Loader3 EN FRENIC Loader3 2 EN Start from the Start menu starts Loader e Default Programs ra Desktop Gadget Gallery Internet Explorer amp Windows Anytime Upgrade 4 Windows DVD Maker USER NAME Eg Windows Fax and Scan gt Windows Media Center Windows Media Player ey Windows Update XPS Viewer di Accessories FRENIC Loader EN FRENIC Loader3 1 EN Start FRENIC Loader3 1 EN Uninstall E2 Message Manager Start di Games Devices and Printers di Maintenance di Startup Default Programs Documents Pictures Music Computer Control Panel Help and Support Recon 1 40 1 4 Configuring the Settings for Inverter s and Loader If Loader starts the Quick Access Menu first appears as shown below This menu contains the 10 quick start icons for the programs contained in Loader To start a program simply click the corresponding icon Details of the programs are described in Chapter 2 When using Loader for the first time or after having changed the supporting inverter s you need to configure the operating environment by setting up the communications parameters Com Set and the interface with the inverter s Connect Click either the Com Set or Connect icon to open the Communication Setting dialog or Device connection list window respectively P Quick Access Menu FRENG Loader is a utility tool that allows you to set up run co
59. Message Manager icon to display Exit MessageManager then click it The confirmation window appears Click Yes to quit Message Manager N Exit MessageManager 1 Exit MessageMlanager Na fr are 6 44 PM ds 3 9 3 2 1 4 USB communication impossible after the PC has gone standby or to sleep If Windows 7 or Windows Vista goes standby or to sleep Loader cannot recognize the USB driver so that it cannot communication with the inverter Follow the instructions given below 1 Windows 7 Turn the PC power OFF and ON then restart Loader Note Unplugging and plugging the USB connector cannot enable the OS to recognize the USB driver again 2 Windows Vista Windows XP Windows 2000 Unplug and plug the USB connector then restart Loader Note Unplugging and plugging the USB connector enables the OS to recognize the USB driver again 3 10 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 3 2 2 Cannot read or write function code data from to the inverter FRENIC Loaders EN Definition file refers to a form describing Definition file version mismatch information on function codes Check the definition file If the ROM version of the current definition file and that of the inverter do not match Loader cannot read or write function code data from to the inverter To read or write function code data from to the inverter it is necessary to perform as follows relation between a definition file and an inverter ROM ve
60. No Make one free Check it using the control panel of Windows Is any COM port of the PC free Yes Is the RS 485 Data in inverter selected as Select the RS 485 Data in inverter as a connection destination connection a destination In the communications setup is the COM port number in Loader configured correctly Reconfigure the port to match the PC s COM port Reconfigure the PC s COM port to match the inverter s one Do the communications conditions match the inverter Change the RS 485 address to match the station address of the inverter Is the station address set up correctly for all the inverters JJ D h D SS D ma O 4 5 h O x 3 pe O 5 Response is slow for Failed to write data Display or Write All to the inverter Stop the inverter and then write data Turn FWD REV command Has the inverter been stopped Is FWD REV command OFF Is the transmission speed 19200 bps or above Only for RS 485 connection No Set it at 19200 bps or above OFF and then write data Yes Yes Is the write data within the specified range Check the range of the Change the RS 485 write data address to match the station address of the inverter Yes Are all station addresses set up correctly Yes Is the data written via Are all connected Turn all inverters being th
61. O 1 22 To continue click Next Click Install this driver software anyway Installation starts 1 3 Installation 5 SSS fs Upon completion of the installation the screen J L Found New Hardware FRENIC at left appears The software for this device has been successfully installed Windows has finished installing the driver software for this device FRENIC To exit the installation wizard and return to Windows click Close x This message appears when the USB driver has FRENIC been successfully installed AG Device driver software installed successfully CH x 2 09 AM 1 23 uJ D Q D C o J amp JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 3 Windows XP When the OS finds a USB device of the Loader it displays the following Follow the wizard and install Loader as shown below Found New Hardware Wizard Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard Windows will search for current and updated software by looking on your computer on the hardware installation CD or on the Windows Update Web site with your permission Read our privacy policy Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software Yes this time only Yes now and every time connect a device O No not this time Wait for this screen to appear select Yes now and every time I connect a device then click Next Click Next to continue Cancel Found New Hardware Wizard
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63. P in i Click here to show the hidden icon Customize Pm tg g 10AM g Owe E Joyia2010 2 Windows Vista Windows XP Windows 2000 ao Dn Sy 11 37 AM 3 3 3 2 1 2 USB driver not installed correctly for FRENIC MEGA HF To communicate with the inverter via the USB connector provided on the FRENIC MEGA HF keypad the USB driver Loader USB device should be installed If the USB driver has not been installed correctly Unknown device appears as shown below Installation finished successfully Installation failed iy Device Manager Eh Device Manager File Action View Help File Action View Help e 9 m EH FRG 9 nIBlb SIF Rs a a USERNAME PC a c USERNAME PC 3 Batterier n pe Batteries x JE Computer 5 JE Computer gt q Disk drives gt sq Disk drives AY Display adapters gt i Display adapters amp DVD CD ROM drives gl DVD CD ROM drives gt 3 Floppy disk drives gt Floppy disk drives gt Floppy drive controllers gt a Floppy drive controllers gt og IDE ATA ATAPI controllers gt jg IDE ATAYATAPI controllers gt E Keyboards Mice and other pointing devices IC Network adapters other pointing devices a h Other devices gt RY Network adapters 2 2 Ia Multimedia Audio Controller D gt i Other devices l alii Unknown device 1 Ports COM amp LPT z EF Processors gt A Processors gt Storage controllers gt amp Storage
64. PC On inverter Connection RS 485 Via a USB RS 485 converter a port RS 485 Via an RS 232C RS 485 converter RS 232C Via an RS 232C RS 485 converter USB RS 485 When using an RJ 45 connector use a branch adapter for multi drop connection for each of the 2nd and the subsequent inverters Via an RS 232C RS 485 converter COM port When using an RJ 45 connector use a branch RS 232C adapter for multi drop connection for each of the 2nd and the subsequent inverters ote 1 For details about the RS 232C RS 485 converter and USB RS 485 converter refer to Section 1 2 3 3 1 Communications level converters 2 For LAN cables with an RJ 45 connector refer to Section 1 2 3 3 2 Requirements for the cable 3 For details about branch adapters for multi drop connection refer to Section 1 2 3 3 3 Branch adapter for multi drop connection 4 To use the RJ 45 connector on the inverter for RS 485 communication it is necessary to remove the keypad 5 To minimize the effects of noise separate the signal lines from the power lines Refer to Section 1 2 3 4 Noise suppression 6 The inverter cannot be concurrently shared by the Loader running PC and other host equipment e g PLC To use Loader therefore be sure to disconnect the cables of other host equipment from the RS 485 port on the inverter 7 For multi drop connection of inverters assign different station addresses to each of the inverters connec
65. Program Folder Please select a program folder to the Program Folk low You may type a new folder name yi select one aha mt folders list Click Next to continue Program Folder InstaliShieid ee eT ae ape eae FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard x Start Copying Files Review settings before copying files Current Settings ji lectric FRENIC Loader3 EN i n Folder FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard E Setup Status FRENIC Loader3 EN is configuring your new software installation Installing CAWINDOWS n32 msflxqrd ocx InstaliSiicld 1 14 Select the destination folder to install A default folder has appeared To select a different folder click Browse Click Next to proceed Select the start menu folder that the shortcut to FRENIC Loader is to be added to You can select one from existing folders in the list or create a new one After entry click Next to proceed The screen confirming your selection appears If you want to change the selection click Back to return to the previous screen If OK click Next to proceed To abort the installation click Cancel The installation progress bar appears To abort the installation click Cancel 1 3 Installation FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Upon completion of the installation the screen at left appears InstallShield Wizard Complete The Inst
66. RS 485 converter Note To connect the PC to the RJ 45 connector RS 485 port on the inverter remove the keypad from the inverter 1 46 1 4 Configuring the Settings for Inverter s and Loader RS 485 Selecting RS 485 Data in inverter in the Target combo box automatically selects the RS 485 radio button Port Select the PC s COM port to which TOAST NATL Roar nue the RS 232C RS 485 converter is argel fe UNAS back sidan connected See Section 1 4 2 Communication Setting ej Checking the COM port on the i PC fe AS 465 Baud rate Fort COMI f The rate should be identical to that Baud rate 19200 bps _ of the inverter The recommended rate 1s 19200 bps If the transmission between the PC and inverter is erratic due to noise or Retry times 1 time other factors however you will z need to slow down the rate megt 1 5 s Flow control Flow control RTS Y Connected check As Loader does not support flow control no setting is required Flow control refers to a system using the RS 232C hardware control signal to switch send receive of RS 485 Select the number of times If Loader receives no response signals Refer to Section 1 2 3 3 W D Q D C o J amp T JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 Retry times Timeout for retry upon failure of a from the inverter within the L 1 Communications level transmission If a large time specified in this box the converters f
67. RT STOP Optimize Y axis scale Select inverter No Tf 1 INV1 After optimization Historical trace b DER Cursor Graph position adjustment Historical trace File m Save As Copy Oms 10000 ms r Cursor Value Cursor CursorB Cursor 4B 3200 a CH1 Output frequency HZ 12 62 48 42 35 80 CH2 Output current A 74 65 52 49 22 16 CH3 Output torque 2 43 5 65 8 08 CH4 FWD terminal ON ON Chi 0 oo 27 00 Hz div feed red RHE o S S CH ae ae ee oo en nn ees ch2 0 40 00 A div Display C YCursor VCursorB YCursor AB C HCursor amp HCursorB HCursor AB Control Cch3 0 S Cc amp Cursor Cursor B Cursor 4B 19 50 div Peg Cursor CursorB Cursor AB 3200 6780 3580 m Start stop monitoring Advanced START STOP o Optimize Y axis scale Select inverter No 10 1 INV1 2 54 2 3 Menu 2 3 6 Quick access menu The Quick Access Menu enables an access to any of the 10 most frequently used functions programs with a single click of the mouse E Quick Access Menu DER FRENIG Loader is a utility tool that allows you to set up run control and monitor the FRENIC series of inverters via a PO Click the icon corresponding to the function you want to pertor m Doing so allows you Function code To set up edit compare Test run To vie
68. allShield Wizard has successfully installed FRENIC Loader3 EN Click Finish to exit the wizard To exit the installation wizard and return to Windows click Finish 1 15 W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om g 1 3 2 Installation of USB driver Using the USB interface for accessing the inverter s requires installing the USB driver to your PC The driver installation is required only once at the first use of the USB interface Note Ifthe USB driver has not been installed correctly no communication via the USB interface is possible 1 3 2 1 Installing the USB driver First of all connect the USB connector A on the PC and the USB connector mini B on the inverter s keypad with each other using a USB cable Note Before installation of the USB driver install Loader and Message Manager Refer to Section 1 3 1 Installation of FRENIC Loader 3 2 for details 1 Windows 7 When the OS finds a USB device of the Loader it displays the following Device driver software was not successfully installed gt Click here for details 10 50AM 10 12 2010 ne Ge TAL Bz The system supplied driver setup wizard does not run automatically Install the USB driver as shown below F Paint l Getting Started gt USER NAME Fa Connect to a Projector Documents Ca Calculator Pictures ANF Sticky Notes Music S Snipping Too 3 From the Start menu selec
69. ar Enter a numeric value directly or select it by clicking the list box handles in the dialog Setting value Function code Ho For function codes whose data specifies the inverter function for example FOO 1 Protect data O1 1 Frequency setting by voltage input 02 0 Run stop by keypad click the Setting value column of the listed function code A combo box will appear Click to show the data you can select in the dropdown menu Setting value Range of setting Factory setting value Data cannot change U Oto 3 0 Enable i votas v R Disable 0 Up or Down keys on keypad Voltage inputto Terminal 132 610 to 10 DC Current inputto Terminal C1 i4 to 20mA OC Sum of voltage and current inputs to terminals 12 and C1 C1 function Voltage inputto terminal C1 v2 function amp 10 to 10 VOC Terminal command UP DOWN control Wp ar Down keys on keypad 11 DI option card 12 PSY card In the Function code edit window clicking the Func Code info button or double clicking the function code name on the function code row calls up a popup text below which gives you more detail information of the function code Furthermore just clicking another row switches contents of the text for the new function code while this text is shown Function code information F Frequency command 1 Establishment range Oto 12 Up or Down keys on keypad 1 Voltage input to Terminal 12 10 to 10V DC Cur
70. arison click of the Select inverter combo box at the bottom of the Function code edit window to show all inverters available in the dropdown menu and select one Loader lists the comparison result which includes only those function code data that differ each other in the Comparison window shown below Comparison Comparison was completed There is a difference in 139 data entries Data during editing Function Applicable comparative data FANO 4615 2 mererin editi Applicable Operation Method Rated Voltage at Base Frequency 1 230 gt Masimum Output Voltage 1 230 Torque Boost 1 4 9 Electronic Thermal Overload Prot gt Restart Mode after Momentary Po gt Motor Sound Carrier frequency F34 Analog Output FM 2 Voltage adj EQ Terminal s7 Function Cadi Creme Makanan Tf al 21 25 0 15 100 o Ban How to update the comparison result To update the comparison result when this window is displayed click Re compare Even after the above Comparison window is closed selecting Comparison result in the hierarchy tree in the Function code edit window shows the comparison result as shown below gt Function1 Function code edit Auto tuning Comparison File Information Function Code group Change Factory s Contents of chanc User definition Code for communi Comparison result Search result i READ WRITE F01 Change Function code No Fu
71. at restart Loader call up the Function code edit window and set the S05 and S06 data to 0 2 3 2 3 5 Trace Showing the inverter operation status in waveforms Selecting Menu Trace calls up the Real time trace window shown below which provides the following two types of trace functions e Real time trace Suitable for monitoring for long hours Continuous waveform capturing capability Max 15 360 samples channel e Historical trace Suitable for monitoring short period samples Waveform capturing capability Max 500 samples channel Note Historical trace corresponds only to MEGA and HF Each trace function can simultaneously monitor the inverter operation status with a total of eight channels maximum of four channels of analog data and maximum of eight channels of digital data in seamless waveform format Tracing status Sub screen Cursor Cursor scroll bar Cursor position Save Data Adjustment of graph Type of trace See Section 2 3 5 2 positions Real time trace Hardcopy of See Section 2 3 5 3 Historical trace waveform monitor Real time trace File al Save As Copy Oms 5000 ms CursorB Cursor AB Frequency command 60 00 50 00 Output frequency before slip Output current Average 37 86 41 30 CH4 X1 terminal ON OFF CH5 x2 terminal oF oF CH6 FWD terminal 50 00 Hz div ON ON CH7 Y1 terminal ON ON CH8 Y2 terminal ON ON
72. at the button is active and the motor is running Run the motor reverse The indented appearance of the button indicates that the button is active and the motor is running Reset all alarm information saved in the selected inverter To proceed test running select an inverter by clicking the mark in the Select inverter combo box When the Test run window is first opened the Switch of freq command Ope command is set at 0 Freq Inverter Ope Inverter so that you cannot modify the frequency command or run stop the inverter per Loader The operation buttons STOP REV STOP except RESET and input signal assignment buttons for X1 to X9 FWD and REV are disabled These buttons are enabled only when the Ope Loader is specified The monitors in this window display the running status of the selected inverter Cote Never change the selected inverter when the motor is running doing so loses the means for stopping the motor For safety first stop the inverter operation change the selected inverter and then start running the newly selected inverter To test run two or more inverters concurrently open the Test run windows for individual inverters 2 31 2 3 4 1 Setting up the inverter and running the motor from Loader Click of the Switch of freq command Ope command combo box and select any of 1 Freq Loader Ope Inverter 2 Freq Inverter Ope Loader and 3 Freq Loader Ope Loader dependi
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74. ces and printers Add a device r Ease of Access Let Windows suggest settings Programs 3 Optimize visual display Uninstall a program 2 Click Folder Options G Be gt Control Panel Appearance and Personalization gt bl hes Control Panel Home gZ Personalization Changethetheme Change desktop backgrounc Change sound effects System and Security onang the theme hange desktop background hange sound effect Change screen saver Network and Internet Display Hardware and Sound amp pay Make text and other items larger or smaller Adjust screen resolution Programs Connect to an external display User Accounts and Family Desktop Gadgets Safety cf a aa lt tc Add gadgets to the desktop Get more gadgets online Uninstall a gadget Personalization Restore desktop gadgets installed with Windows Customize the Start menu Customize icons on the taskbar Clock Language and Region Taskbar and Start Menu Ease of Access E Change the picture on the Start menu Ease of Access Center S Accommodate low vision Use screen reader Turn on easy access keys Turn Folder Options Specify single or double click to open Show hidden files and folders hb Preview delete or show and hide fonts Change Font Settings Adjust ClearType text 3 15 3 Select View Advanced settings Hidden files and folders Show hidden files folder and drives then click OK
75. controllers gl System devices gt System devices ye F Universal Serial Bus controllers _ Universal Serial Bus controllers 1 Windows 7 Refer to Section 1 3 2 1 Installing the USB driver 1 Windows 7 3 4 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 2 Windows Vista Follow the wizard and install the USB driver as shown below From the Start menu select Control Panel Hardware and Sound Device Manager to open Device Manager as shown at left Device Manage yer File Action View Help gt E E E al 6 P de 6 E a USERNAME PC Right click Unknown device to show the H A Batteries drop down list qE Computer a Disk drives E Display adapters A DVD CD ROM drives gel Floppy disk drives g Floppy drive controllers Ca IDE ATA ATAPI controllers e Key boned Click Update Driver Software to proceed Fy z g A Mice and other pointing devices i Network adapters p Other d E ae l HF Ports COME a Processors He Storage controllers 2 w Uninstall cgi System devices pre nE Universal Serial Bus Scan for hardware changes Launches the Properties JI h O gt O 3 Q O m amp Update Driver Software Unknown Device How do you want to search for driver software Search automatically for updated driver software Windows will search your computer and the Internet for the latest driver software for your
76. ctinverter Meter Value Unit Maxirnumvalue Unit Meter J TW A2007 14 34 Moa 1E ad INY1 Frequency command 36 78 Hz 36 70 Hz Quteuttrequency before slip TiN A00 14 34 No dp TINY Frequency command 24 61 Hz BO Hz Output frequency before slip 2 28 2 3 Menu 2 3 3 Multi monitor for the running status of more than one inverter Selecting Menu Multi monitor calls up the Multi monitor window shown below which lists the running status of more than one inverter on the network v2 Multi monitor Se G18 3phase 200V Status monitor items SAAR eau is ze Lists status monitor items for inverters listed in the equipment name column Selection Adds or deletes status monitor items Selection 1 Adding deleting the monitor items to be listed I Cc O O 2 O gt TI JI m lt O T O pad Q OOo Click the Selection button to call up the following window that lists monitor items available To add an item to be listed in the table place a check mark v in the box at the left of that item Selection of display item Multi monitor display iter Click the box again to remove the v mark l After completion of your selection click OK Wwl Capacity E Ml Dperation status Any items without a v mark will not be shown in State of braking the Multi monitor window Latest alarm code i Frequency command il Cutout Frequence fhefore slin comnensatiory Caution This
77. ctricMsts4SPID TuningPIDT unex Browse __ Cancel __ Browse Open the dialog to browse for the location containing the file or program to be opened If you have typed in or chosen a file or a program name in the Name combo box click OK to open it 2 95 TI O O gt 2 O A TI JI m lt O T O pad Q OOo 2 4 View Selecting View Toolbar Main shows or hides the toolbar Selecting View Status Bar shows or hides the status bar w FRENIC Loader Fie Menu Setup AYER window Help DO ta bel 5 Jv Main w Status Bar 2 4 1 Toolbar The toolbar which is usually located at the top of the Loader window contains program icons and allows you to access the desired function program with a single click FRENIC Loader File Menu Setup Yiew Window Help Dee ARB t Heloo BIFCRTHTM MT OPCS C Toolbar Mouse point ing any icons on the tool and status bars will call up a popup text to explain its function Status bar 2 4 2 Status bar The status bar which is usually located at the bottom of the Loader window as shown above shows the running status of the currently selected inverter and the program execution status 2 56 2 5 Window 2 5 Window Specify how to display the Loader windows on the Loader top window This facility becomes active only if any window is opened on the top window 2 5 1 Cascade windows Selecting Window Cascade arra
78. d FWD or REV Available only when F02 External digital signal input FWD Loader Run the motor forward Available only when Loader can run the inverter REV Loader Run the motor reverse Available only when Loader can run the inverter G Note Selecting FWD or REV forces you to choose 2 or 3 for the frequency run command in Test running See Section 2 3 4 Test running Auto tuning tab is not displayed with FRENIC Mini 2 17 2 3 1 3 Comparison To compare the function code data currently being edited with those configured in the selected inverter or with those saved in the specified file click the Comparison tab in the Function code edit window Function code edit Autotuning Comparison File Information Compared with inverter Compared with file New function code data and the function code data of the inverter are compared Compared with inverter Compares the function code data being edited on Loader with those configured in the inverter Deg o Runs the comparing program Function code edit Auto tuning Comparison File Information Compared wih inverter Canpaied with flee Compared with file New function code data and the function code data stored in the file are compared Compares the function code data being edited on Loader with those stored in the file on the PC File name Browse Browse Browses the directory of the file Before stating comp
79. date Driver Software p gt E Processors Disable lt Storage controllers Uninstall gt gl System devices be Ube ERT Scan for hardware changes Properties Launches the W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om o D Update Driver Software Unknown Device How do you want to search for driver software Search automatically for updated driver software Windows will search your computer and the Internet for the latest driver software for your device unless you ve disabled this feature in your device installation settings Click Browse my computer for driver software gt Browse my computer for driver software Locate and install driver software manually D Update Driver Software Unknown Device Browse for driver software on your computer Click Browse Search for driver software in this location C Users USER NAME Documents V Include subfolders gt Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer This list will show installed driver software compatible with the device and all driver software in the same category as the device 1 17 mE a amp Local Disk C gt ai PerfLogs a ul Program Files gt Common Files gt hy DVD Maker a Fuji Electric 4 FRENIC Loader EN wit DATA a ijb Driver In the folder in which FRENIC Loader has been installed select Driver MICREXSX and then J Wings click OK adb Win200
80. del Specifies the series or type of inverter when New is selected Read from the file Opens a function code data file saved in the PC Function code property Selects the function code group s to be read from the inverter Select inverter Selects the inverter from which the function code data should be read Selecting New in the above window opens a function code data file that Loader has by default for 200 V class series of inverters with 5 5 kW in the function code edit list format You can edit the function code data even if the communications link between Loader and inverter is not established 2 3 Menu 2 3 1 1 Function code edit In the Function code edit window showing the function code data its setting range and other attributes you can edit the function codes Descriptions for button and combo box functions in the window are given below Change from factory defaults Code group Lists function codes by group Lists function codes whose data has been changed from factory defaults Except communications related codes Contents of change in red Lists edited function codes not yet written into an inverter User definition Lists function codes defined by the user Code for communication Lists function codes used for communication Comparison result Lists only comparison results with function codes Function stored in the inverter or saved in Loader Search result Lists only search res
81. dialog for Display items Function code attribute and Print setting Print Select inverter Close 2 5 Prints function codes selected in the hierarchy tree in the left pane Select the inverter to which the data is to be sent Closes the Function code edit window TI O O gt 2 O A TI JI m lt O rm O pad Q Q 1 Reading function code data stored in the inverter To read out function code data from an inverter first time after Loader starts In the Editing data dialog shown below called up by selecting Menu Function code setting select Read from the INV and click OK Editing data gt gt Wat r Data editing selection C New O Fop Model C Read from the file f Read from the IHW Function code property Select inverter Na 1E TIA Cancel To update the function code data already read from the inverter Click the READ button at the bottom of the Function code edit window to call up the dialog below Clicking OK starts reading the function code data from the inverter Read out function code data Do you want to read out function code data from the inwerter if Read also function code attributes 2 6 2 3 Menu To read out the function code together with its attribute If you place the v mark in the head box of Read also function code attributes in the dialog above Loader reads the function code data altogether i
82. e user definition menu as shown below Left click on the desired user definition group 1 2 or 3 and the function code is registered as an item of the selected user definition group Function Function code edit Auto tunina Comparison File Information Function Function code name Setting value Range of setting Factory setting value Data cannot change in opt Code group Data protection Enable Feode Re AE Disable Benda Initialization value ike Operation method Disable Poode Maximum frequency 1 User SERRE l Disable Led Base frequency 1 User definition Disable Akada Rated voltage at base fregency 1 User definition 3 Disable beode Maximum output voltage 1 Lserdeiintionteeass Brena sol Disable rcode Acceleration time 1 0 00 to 6000s Enable Jcode Deceleration time 1 0 00 to 6000 s Enable deode Torque boost 1 7 1 0 0 to 20 0 Enable BE a Electronic thermal overload protec Ti t0 2 Enable Le Toata ot chan Electronic thermal overload protec 2 30 0 00 0 01 to 2000 A Enable User definition Electronic thermal overload protec 5 0 0 5 to 75 0 min Enable User definition Restart mode after momentary po 1 Oto 5 Enable User definitio Frequency limiter High 70 0 0 0 to 500 0 Hz Enable User definition Frequency limiter Low 0 0 0 0 to 500 0 Hz f Enable Code for commur Bias Frequency command 1 0 00 100 00 to 100 00 Enable 5 code DC Braking 1 Braking starting fre 0 0 0 0 to 60 0 Hz Enable Lae DC Braking 1 Brakin
83. e communications inverters powered connected ON link option ON Yes Contact us Yes Stop writing via the Communications link option Is current noise Take measures for suppression noise suppression using effective enough a ferrite core etc Yes 3 2 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 3 2 1 Cannot communicate with inverter Failed to get inverter information 3 2 1 1 Message Manager not installed correctly Message Manager is software that manages communication between the PC and inverter If Message Manager has not been installed correctly your PC cannot communicate with the inverter The installation state can be checked in the task bar of Windows OS see the Message Manager icon sample given below If no Message Manager icon is displayed in the task bar Message Manager has not been installed correctly Delete the folder including its contents named Fuji Electric Shared in the file path as shown below and then reinstall Loader C Program Files Common Files Fuji Electric Shared In the file path shown above C represents the drive letter of the partition or hard disk where Windows is installed If Windows is installed on a different drive in your system replace C with the letter corresponding to that drive Message Manager icon sample 1 Windows 7 Show hidden icons JI h O gt O 3 Q O m
84. en click the Save button Save ire i DATA 4 File name Function Save as type Function Data FMC t Cancel l In addition to the folder selection and filename entry as above in order to change the file type filename extension click the arrow next to Save as type to show the pull down list then click the desired type as shown below Save ini B DATA H ei Eg File name Function Save as type Function Data FNC F Cancel Function Data FAC CS formati C5 All files FNC File format exclusive to Loader This can be opened only by the general purpose inverter loader CSV Comma separated values format This can be opened by Microsoft Excel and others but cannot be opened by the general purpose inverter loader 2 11 gt D O NO L Japeo7 DINIY JO suojouny 6 Initializing the function code data stored in the inverter To initialize the function code data stored in the inverter currently selected click the Initialization button at the bottom of the Function code edit window The Function code initialization dialog appears as shown below Click in the Function code combo box select the target code and click OK Function code initialization You are about to initialize function code data in the inverter Select the function code to be initialized Function code HO3 1 Initialization Factory setting value HOS 1 Initialization Factory se
85. ent definition file also clears entries in the Comment area 2 22 2 3 Menu 2 3 2 Operation monitor Selecting Menu Operation monitor calls up the Operation Status Monitor window shown below which monitors the running status of the inverter 2 3 2 1 I O monitor for control terminal input output signal status of the inverter The I O monitor allows you to monitor the ON OFF states of the programmable terminals digital inputs transistor outputs and relay contact outputs of the selected inverter v7 Operation Status Monitor 1 0 monitor System monitor Alarm monitor Meter display Assign an input signal x2 Select mutifreg 55 x3 Select mutifreg 554 x Select multifreg 558 x eaat ATT SSS xB SelectACC DECtime RT2 7 Bwire operation stop command HLD xa Coastto stop command BX x9 Reset alarm AST FwD Forward operation command FWD REV Reverse operation command REV Assign an output signal yi inverter running RUN y2 Freg arival signal FAR Y3 Freqdetected FDT v4 Motor overload early waming OL ys Buiten 30Ry Alarm relay output for any alam ALM z 2 3 g Fa 9 a C E TI O O gt 2 O A TI JI m lt O _ O pad Q s OO Select inverter Selects the inverter to be Connected Selectinverter No 1 1 INV1 monitored CSV Save Saves the I O monitor data in CSV format 313181818131 2 3 2 2 System monitor for curren
86. esull Search result m gt iii S e am ll READ WRITE Factory set Func code set Func code info Initislaization Advanced Print Select inverter No 11 1 INV1 Close 2 14 2 3 Menu To deregister a function code from a user definition group 1 2 or 3 select the target function code and right click on it to show the user definition menu as shown below Left click on the User definition release and the function code is deregistered from the function code group Function Function code edit Auto tunina sua File slab Function Setting value Range of setting EIEE setting value Data cannot change in operat Code group F01 7 reguency command 1 i Disable ritialization va re Feode FO Acceleration time 1 DO s 6 T Enable ee F26 Motor sound Carrier frequency 57 definition 1 2 Enable ae E01 Terminal 1 Function amat smita 00 to 1077 0 Disable Hcoda c05 Multi Frequency 1 mi imara erem 0 00 Hz Enable ANS H09 Starting Mode Auto search TS 0 Disable beode rcode Jcode decode ycode Change Factory Contents of chan User definition User definitio User definitio User definitio Code for commur S code M code W code x code Z code Comparison resull Search result nH F WRITE r i Factory set Func code set Func code info Initialaization Advanced y Print Select inverter No 11 1 INV1 Clase 2 15 TI O O
87. folders in the ao list or create a new one Maintenance After entry click Next to proceed instal Sel lt Back fi Ne r 1 11 W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om g FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Start Copying Files Review settings before copying files ough information to st the program fi ou want to review or change click Back If you are ith the settings Jext to begin copying files Destination Folder C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Destination Program Folder FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Setup Status FRENIC Loader3 EN is configuring your new software installation Installing C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN fnc_x_2_0900 E csv P Ew i InstallShield E Self Registration Error The following files did not self register or unregister 1 G Windows systems2 FM20 DLL Error accessing the OLE registry To continue click OK otherwise click Cancel FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard InstallShield Wizard Complete The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed FRENIC Loader3 EN Click Finish to exit the wizard InstallShield 1 12 The screen confirming your selection appears If you want to change the selection click Back to return to the previous screen If OK click Next to proceed To abort the installat
88. g environment instruments may malfunction due to the noise generated by the inverter Possible measures to prevent such malfunction are separating the wiring use of shielded cable isolating the power supply and adding an inductance component Show below is an example of adding an inductance component LI Refer to the RS 485 Communication User s Manual Chapter 2 Section 2 2 4 Noise suppression for details Adding inductance components To suppress or eliminate noise for keeping the network in high noise immunity level insert inductance components such as choke coils in series in the signal circuit or pass the RS 485 communications cable through a ferrite core ring or wind it around by 2 or 3 turns as shown below to keep the impedance of the signal lines high Ferrite core RS 485 communications cable RS 485 TRD converter tpp FG Inverter Pass the wiring through the ferrite core or wind the ferrite core with the wiring a few times Figure 1 5 Adding an Inductance Component 1 8 1 3 Installation 1 3 Installation 1 3 1 Installation of FRENIC Loader 3 2 Before installation Before installing Loader check your PC following the table below Check items Requirements Windows OS Microsoft Windows 2000 XP Vista 32 bit or 64 bit or 7 32 bit or 64 bit Hard disk space Free space of approx 9 MB or more Other applications Terminate all the applications being in execution Earlier version
89. g level 0 Oto 100 Enable SFist DC Braking 1 Braking time 0 00 0 00 0 01 to 30 00 s Enable Pict Starting frequency 1 0 5 0 0 to 60 0 Hz 5 Enable Comparison resull Starting frequency 1 Holding time 0 00 0 00to10 00s Enable Search result Stop frequency 0 2 0 0 to 60 0 Hz Enable Motor sound Carrier frequency 16 0 to16 Enable hintar snund Tone NAHI Fnahle gji gt L iil BEAD WRITE F01 fo Factory set Func code set Func code info Initislaization Advanced Print Frequency command 1 Select inverter No 1 1 INV1 In the hierarchy tree in the left pane of the Function code edit window click any of User definition 1 to 3 and the function codes that have been registered appear Function Function code edit Auto tunina Comparison File Information Function Change Function code No Function code name Setting value Data cannot change in operat Code group Frequency command 1 1 Oto 12 0 Disable Feode Acceleration time 1 6 00 0 00 to 6000 s 6 00 Enable roe Motor sound Carrier frequency 16 0 to16 2 Enable Poode Terminal lt 1 Function 0 Oto 7 1000 to 1077 0 Disable Bese Multi Frequency 1 10 00 0 00 to 500 00 Hz Enable Acode Starting Mode Auto search 0 Oto2 Disable beode tcode Jcode deode yoode Change Factory Contents of chan User definition User definitio User definition Code for commur S code M code W code x code Z code Comparison r
90. g the Settings for Inverter S ANd LOACETS ccccccceeseeeeceeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeessueeeeceeeeeesaaeaaeeeeeeessesaaeess 1 38 1 4 1 Configuring communication related function codes in the inverter S cceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 1 38 1 4 2 Checking the COM port on the PC when using a communications level converter ccee 1 39 TAS ACOMMGUIING Logode tiosete ie ects ace eu eee a rele aati sala LE 1 40 1 4 3 1 Configuring COMMUNICATIONS PAFAMETELS ccccceeeeecccceecceeeeeeccceeeeeeeseeeeeeeessaeaeeeeeeeeessaeaeeeeeeees 1 42 1 For connection to USB port FRENIC MEGA HF Onlly ccccccseeeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessaeeeeeeeeeeeeaaas 1 44 2 TFOMrCONMECHON 1O RS 409 DOM aeniea a n a aio an aa 1 46 T432 CGonigurng connection Settings saene E E 1 48 1 For connection to USB port FRENIC MEGA HF Only c ccccseeeececeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaas 1 48 2 For connection to RS 485 Port ccccccccccccsssececceeesececcceusececceeueeceeseeaseceeseeageceesseageeessseeeeessnas 1 50 Chapter 2 Functions of FRENIC Loader 2 1 TOD WinGOWw 0r FBENICE0AdEr 9 2r r ste a a nee cas etre Reece 2 1 Zs Tre AE T AE E AE ate AAA E PAE PA AEA TE AA eran E PEE T TE A one EE E E TEA 2 2 2 2 1 New 2 2 DZ 2s OPENS ea A A a e a 2 2 22a PNS 10 erreren e E E eee ek ne eee re ean een a 2 3 2 2 4 Exit 2 3 ES E E EE ene oe el aT SRT ATTAT E Ee EON NESE ETO OTS ren OnE UE eo aie Ea ene T
91. hanging the input power supply voltage You can change the input power supply voltage of the inverter whose function code data is currently listed in the Function code edit window Changing the voltage automatically modifies the factory default minimum and maximum values of function codes whose data copy attribute is 1 accordingly FRENIC Loader3 Sohase 00 Voltage Ma Are vou sure you want to change the voltage setting Tphase 100 Changing it automatically reverts the related Function code data to Factory defaults Tphase 200 Sphase 200 i Capacity phase 400 Cancel Note As shown in the dialog box above changing the voltage initializes all function code data that depend on the voltage Save the current data before changing the voltage if necessary 3 Changing the inverter capacity You can change the capacity of the inverter whose function code data is currently listed in the Function code edit window Changing the capacity automatically modifies the factory default minimum and maximum values of function codes whose data copy attribute is 2 accordingly Capacity D FRENIC Loader3 ee Read date Are you sure you want to change the capacity setting Changing it automatically reverts the related Function code data to Factory defaults Curent definiti Cancel Note As shown in the dialog box above changing the capacity initializes all of the capacity related function code data Save the current data bef
92. heck or reconfigure the printer shown in the Name combo box click Properties Status Ready Type MS Publisher Color Printer Where LPT1 Comment Print to file Print range Copies fe Al Humber of copies 1 C Pages from 1 tor m Cancel To quick print To print only the function codes F No and their setting data out of the items listed in the Function code edit window click the Advance button at the bottom of the window to call up the Advanced dialog shown below Advanced Select Select the tems to be displayed on the editing list F Tengu Select the function code group from which data Pee ORES ie ve default masimnum minimum etc is to be read Frinter setup Set printer parameters for easy printing Click Printer setup to call up the Print setting window shown below Print setting Prints in simplified way Cancel In the window shown above place the v mark at Prints in simplified way and click OK Note that this action only specifies a print format and does not start printing Print preview To preview what to print before actual printing select File Print preview in the Loader main menu 2 13 TI Cc O O gt 2 O A TI JI m lt O rm O pad Q Oo 8 Displaying user selected function codes only User definition In the Function code edit window select the desired function code and right click on it to show th
93. iguration Ch Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 Ch5 Che Ch Ch8 Channelcheck Other Channel Waveform 4nalog Waveform Filter Trigger Analog Off C Disabled Manual filter f Chi C Peak waveform f within a sampling time r Select Automatic filter Frequency command v C Select time constant for Level Sma ne manual filter 100 500 00 Advance 50ms E 0h 0 00 Select inverter Actual Fann d No IL TIN EHan 50 00 Hz Edge f UP C DOWN Cancel 2 44 2 3 Menu select inverter Select the inverter number that has been registered in the connection setting Note This item does not apply to the historical trace Choose the inverter of the same model The right waveform may be unable to be displayed if two or more models are intermingled Channel This box shows the channel type that has been selected in the Configuration window Select signal item Listed below are items that can be real time traced for inverters FRENIC Mini FRENIC Eco FRENIC Multi FRENIC MEGA FRENIC HF Output frequency before slip compensation Output frequency after slip compensation Output current average Output voltage Motor speed Rotation speed Load shaft speed Load rotation speed Line speed Detected speed PID command PID feedback value PID output value Torque command Output torque Torque current command
94. ine dialog shown below Grid Horizontal Advance C Vertical Style line Es In this dialog you can style a grid line for each selected channel Color Click the Color box to call up the Color dialog shown below Color Type of line Thickness E Caution Dashed line is a thin line OF Cancel Type of line Select the desired type of a grid line using the pull down menu Thickness Select the desired thickness of a grid line using the pull down menu Select the desired color for a grid line and click OK Basic colors Enun BE Custom colors ii g g g u g go E e U g U Ug Define Custom Colors gt gt 2 52 2 3 Menu Save waveform info into a file Specify the range of a waveform to be saved into a file save waveform into into a file All f Current Set trace start date and time Set the date and time to start tracing Set trace start time and date W Start at specified time and date Time 1200 00 Ab Date Tf 1 2006 Auto Save Select this option to automatically save trace data Tm O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 OO Auto Save Ww Save data automatically after detecting the trigger File name C Program FilesSFuji Electric FRENI Browse Mote This setting does not take effect if trace window is not open Communication command Select this option to use data saved in the inverter me
95. inverter memory e USB Data in keypad FRENIC MEGA HF only Selecting this combination uses the USB port and accesses function code running status monitor and other data held in the keypad memory e RS 485 Data in inverter Selecting this combination uses the RS 485 port and accesses function code running status monitor real time trace and other data to be used in the inverter memory Ports and Target Memory to Access 1 42 1 4 Configuring the Settings for Inverter s and Loader PC Keypad Inverter USB RS 45 connector RS 45 connector connector RS 485 port RS 485 port Access to the f keypad me mory SN Access to the inverter memory Backup of inverter memory copying from __ inverter memory Control of RS 485 converter inverter UJ D O D C 2 gt amp m JJ m Z O O D Q D S oo 1 43 1 For connection to USB port FRENIC MEGA HF only Target Select the desired combination of the port and memory to access Communication Setting T argel USE Data in inverter Connection ist R5455 Data in inverter f USE MR MIEREN EE USE Data in keypad OF USB Data in inverter Select this choice to connect the PC to the USB port and access data in the inverter memory FRENIC MEGA HF USB A connector a cable USB mini B connector USB Data in keypad Select this choice to connect the PC to the USB port and access data in the keypad
96. ion click Cancel The installation progress bar appears To abort the installation click Cancel To continue click OK Upon completion of the installation the screen at left appears To exit the installation wizard and return to Windows click Finish 1 3 Installation 2 Windows XP Windows 2000 Follow the wizard and install Loader as shown below C Documents and Settings WSERWy Documents USER Secs File Edit View Favorites Tools Help om Back pi pa Search Ke Folders fisi ii l E j AE IMH Address 9 CADocuments and Settings LISER My Documents LISER ka Be File and Folder Tasks Ka r i FRENIC Other Places Loader3_1 i W6030 E with MIM Setup exe Details FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for FRENIC Loader3 EN The InstallShield Wizard will install FRENIC Loader3 EN on your computer To continue click Next InstallShield FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carefully Press the PAGE DOWN key to see the rest of the agreement Software End User License Agreement This Software End User License Agreement this Agreement is between you both the individual installing the Software and any single legal entity on behalf of which such individual is acting Licensee and Fuji Electric Systems Co Ltd Fuji IT 1S IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ CAREFULLY AND
97. ion 2000 then click finc_x_3_0500e_EN csv Open _ fne_x_3_0850_EN csv 4 TT File name Inc_x_3_2000_EN Files of type Parameter files Cancel Curent defintion fies x 3 2000 EN cay E nc_X_J_ CSV Definition file saved fnc_x 3 0500e_EN csv Note In the Open window above the definition file to be changed is marked with red After change the newly selected file is marked with blue as shown above and the entries in the Comment area disappear 3 12 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 3 2 3 Cannot open saved files The specified file did not exist When opening the function code data fnc of FRENIC Mini FRN C 1S saved by the version 1 1 0 0 of the loader the following messages are displayed and it may be unable to open It may not have opened since version 6 0 0 0 FRENIG Loader3 EN A Hae File open error A A specified file didn t exist Deterrence method Open the saved function code data fnc of FRENIC Mini FRN C 1S on a Notepad etc and do the following work 1 The saved function code data fnc is copied and a name is changed and saved I 2 The copied function code data fnc is opened by text editors Notepad etc D D 3 It checks that anything does not have description in the part enclosed with the following circle D Function1_V1100_C1S FNC x 48 aro PPE EE BHO RAV W7 H INVERTER X 0 2010 11 22 10 09 54 0000 0000 000
98. ion codes C etc those whose data settings differ from factory defaults those selected by the user to show communications codes results of comparison or searching result of the function codes Function code edit The function code files listed and edited in the Function code edit window are one of the following Newly created Read data set in the inverter Read data stored in the PC Writing the Edits the function code data read from the inverter and changed data overwrites new function code data to the inverter Writing data Overwrites only the function code data changed from those W D O TR D C 2 gt amp JJ m Z O O D Q D o M changed from set in the inverter as factory defaults factory defaults Writing all Overwrites all data to the inverter unconditionally Help information Shows the meaning of function code data for each code on function codes Saving data Saves the function code data currently listed in the file Printing data Prints a list of function codes N OD O N D o O O S O D O 5 as Initialization Initializes all function code data set in the inverter s managed by Loader or currently being edited by Loader Auto tuning Obtains motor parameters R1 X no load current etc and save them in the inverter Comparison Compares the editing code data with those saved in the selected file or set in the selected inverter File i
99. irection click FWD to run it in the reverse direction click REV To stop the motor click STOP Frequency reference Hz 60 00 heat 2 32 2 3 Menu Relationship between the setting in Switch of freq command Ope command combo box and function code H30 data The setting selected in the Switch of freq command Ope command combo box in the Test run window may be affected by the function code H30 data The relationship between those settings for each of the frequency and run commands is shown below lt Signal flow of frequency command gt eguen eing E E T command source or i Sale link function Setting in the Switch of l freq command Ope Setting command combo boxin ae the Test run window J 10 2 Inverter RS 485 Port 1 Loader Frequency RS 485 Port 2 commana l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l A se a a a se ee ee ee e If the setting selected in the Switch of freq command Ope command combo box is 0 or 2 the frequency command is determined by the H30 data if itis 1 or 3 the frequency command from Loader is always effective Frequency command FO1 C30 Run command F02 Frequency command FO1 C30 Run command RS 485 Port 1 Frequency command FO1 C30 Run command RS 485 Port 2 Inverter Frequency command RS 485 Port 1 Run command F02 Frequency command RS 485 Port 1 O Freq Inverter Ope Inverter
100. iver micrexsx sxusb inf 1 27 1 3 Installation In the folder in which FRENIC Loader has been installed select Driver MICREXSX and then click OK The default folder is C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX if Windows is installed in drive C Select SxUsb inf and then click Open Click OK Click Next Installation starts W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om g Upon completion of the installation the screen at left appears Found New Hardware Wizard Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard FRENIC Windows has finished installing the software for this device To exit the installation wizard and return to Windows click Finish To close this wizard click Finish lt Back 1 28 1 3 Installation 1 3 2 2 Checking the installation of the USB driver To check whether the USB driver has been installed correctly open Device Manager If FRENIC is added to the sub tree of Loader USB device the driver has been installed correctly Installation finished successfully Installation failed A Device Monee Device LE File Action View Help File Action View Help gt mHE H mAN p e9 m EHME NE FE USERNAME PC a USERMAME PC gt Batteries gt JE Computer gt gq Disk drives gt Mi Display adapters 2 DVD CD ROM drives acl Floppy disk drives g Floppy drive controllers gt Ca
101. l AAA Zl K i kikiki kiki lt Z Motor temperature Y Available N Not available 2 25 Inverter information FRENIC Mini FRENIC Eco FRENIC Multi FRENIC MEGA FRENIC HF Temperature inside inverter N Y N Y Y Heat sink temperature Y Y Y Y Y Input voltage on terminal Y Y Y Y Y 12 Input current on terminal Y Y Y Y Y C1 Input voltage on terminal N Y Y Y Y V2 Analog input monitor N Y Y Y N Output voltage on terminal Y Y Y Y N FMA Output current on terminal N Y Y Y N FMA Output voltage on terminal N Y N Y N FMP Output pulse rate on terminal N Y Y Y N FMP Output voltage on terminal N N N N Y FM 1 Output current on terminal N N N N Y FM1 Output voltage on terminal N M N N Y FM2 Output pulse rate on terminal N N N N Y FM2 PG pulse rate N N Y Y N A B phase signal from reference PG PG pulse rate N N Y Y N Z phase signal from reference PG PG pulse rate N N Y Y N A B phase signal from slave PG PG pulse rate N N Y Y N Z phase signal from slave PG Pulse input monitor on N N N Y N terminal X7 Detected speed N N N Y N Torque command N N N Y N Torque current command N N N Y N Torque current N N N Y N Positional deviation in N N N Y N synchronous operation 2 26 Y Available N Not available 2 3 Menu 2 Changing the advanced settings for analog meters Click Advanced in the analog meter
102. lick Finish InstallShield 1 37 W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om g 1 4 Configuring the Settings for Inverter s and Loader This section describes the inverter and Loader settings to be configured before the use of Loader 1 4 1 Configuring communication related function codes in the inverter s The table below lists inverter s function codes related to Loader Configure those codes before connecting Loader to the inverter RS 485 Communication 1 Station address Protocol Baud rate yO1 Station address y04 Baud rate y10 Protocol 1 to 255 2400 bps 4800 bps 9600 bps 3 19200 bps 38400 bps Modbus RTU protocol FRENIC Loader protocol SX protocol Fuji general purpose inverter protocol Ne BR WN eK Set the yO1 data to the same value as the RS 485 No setting made in Loader s Device connection list see Section 1 4 3 2 2 Set the y04 data to the same value as the baud rate setting made in Loader s Communication Setting window see Section 1 4 3 1 2 Set the y10 data to 1 FRENIC Loader protocol 1 38 1 4 Configuring the Settings for Inverter s and Loader 1 4 2 Checking the COM port on the PC when using a communications level converter Loader running on the PC uses the RS 232C communications port COM to interface with inverters When an RS 232C RS 485 converter is connected to the PC check what COM
103. low Attempting to write to function codes not allowed to be changed during running Attempting to write to read only function codes Attempting to write to function codes that cannot be written via the communications link Editing via the communications link not allowed e g writing S codes when H30 0 Cote Incase Store the function code data to EEPROM after writing function code data the settings are stored to EEPROM in the inverter At the condition that y97 is written y97 setting is also stored in EEPROM Incase Storing method depends on y97 of inverter after writing function code data it is determined depending on y97 of inverter whether store the data to EEPROM Regardless of the writing method y97 setting is not written At the model in which y97 does not exist the function code data settings are stored to EEPROM 2 9 Tm O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 amp 4 Notes in writing function code data into inverters whose rated power inputs or capacities are different from each other Cote It is impossible for the inverters whose rated power inputs are different each other to write the identical data of function code with the data copy attribute of 1 Further also impossible for the inverters whose rated power inputs or capacities are different each other to write the identical data of function code with the data copy attribute is 2 For func
104. lti MEGA HF See Note 1 No of supported inverters For USB connection Only one inverter For RS 485 connection Up to 31 inverters Recommended cable 1OBASE T cable with RJ 45 connectors For RS 485 connection communications error Timeout setting 100 ms 300 ms 500 ms 1 0 s to 1 5 s to 1 9 s 2 0 to 9 0 s or 10 0 to 60 0 s This setting should be longer than the response interval time specified by the function code y09 Bolded underlined values are factory defaults Note 1 FRENIC Loader cannot be used with inverters that do not support SX protocol Loader protocol With special order made inverters FRENIC Loader may not be able to display some function codes normally Note 2 Use a PC with as high a performance as possible since some slower PCs may not refresh the Operation Status Monitor window and Test run window correctly 3 17 compliant with EIA568 CPU Intel Pentium III 600 MHz or higher See Note 2 OS Microsoft Windows 2000 2000 and XP 32 bit version Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later only 5 Microsoft Windows Vista Microsoft Windows 7 O 5 Memory 32 MB or more RAM 64 MB or more is D recommended A D 3 Hard disk 11 5 MB or more free space w amp COM port RS 232C or USB Conversion to RS 485 A o communications required gt to connect inverters Monitor resolution 800 x 600 or higher XGA 1024 x 768 16 bit
105. mg CHE Fwteminal ed 50 00 Hz dt ONw ONWa CH7 1 terminal ONW_ ONS 8 Y2teminel Jo K V1 o o b Cursor A CursorB Cursor AB i Cursor amp Cursor B Cursor AB Startstop monitoring Advanced START STOP Optimize Y axis scale Selects a cursor Selects a cursor to move type to display Displays the time at the point where the cursor lies on the graph Use the scroll bar and move the opened trace screen to the sampling time frame to be analyzed and click a point on the trace line to place the cursor here The cursor moves to the sampling point time nearest to the clicked point The trace data on the cursor on all channels will be shown in the corresponding boxes in the cursor pane It is possible to move the cursor by dragging the cursor scroll bar or the cursor itself During tracing in progress however both the waveform monitor and cursor cannot be moved 2 42 2 3 Menu 2 Graph Position adjustment Use this pane to position the graphs in each monitor channel Cursor Graph position adjustment Select CHa B Channel Position 50 Amplitude i Scale 100 1000 Reset positioning Style line Timeframe per window As Background color Select channel Select a channel whose graph position is to be customized Position Customize the graph display position on the y axis for the selected channel The top of the waveform
106. mmunications link has been established Disconnected The communications link has not yet been established Advance Advanced Clicking the row to be modified or added and clicking this Advance button calls up the Advanced dialog shown at the right Equipment name I Fill in the Equipment name and RS 485 address R5485 address station address boxes in the dialog and click OK To oy ces cancel your entry or selection click Cancel Clicking the OK button returns to the Device connection list window Select inverter Wo No 7 After completion of data entry check the settings again and click OK to exit the device connection operation 1 50 Chapter 2 Functions of FRENIC Loader This chapter contains descriptions of typical functions of FRENIC Loader 3 2 2 1 Top Window of FRENIC Loader 3 1 2 1 Top Window of FRENIC Loader 3 2 When Loader starts first the top window shown below appears which normally contains Quick Access Menu shown on page 1 23 In the example below the Quick Access Menu is omitted FRENIC Loader J File Menu Setup view Window Help Main menu iD oH ERa tee VaL HFC RTHTM OMT OPCS C Allows you to access all of the Loader functions Tool bar Allows you to access the major functions with a single click Mouse pointing an icon on the Tool bar calls up a popup text to show its function Status bar Shows details of the function you have accessed Shows the connecti
107. mory during real time tracing Communication command iw Use reserved communication commands Cote e Without selecting this option the sampling time trigger position trigger detection conditions trace start date and time or auto save for real time trace cannot be customized e Historical trace does not support this option e Only the FRENIC MEGA supports this option 2 53 2 3 5 6 Optimizing Y axis of the graph Clicking the Y Cursor Adjust button at the bottom of the screen automatically optimizes the position and measuring scale of the Y axis for monitored data of each channel Optimize v axis scale Before optimization Historical trace DER Cursor Graph position adjustment Historical trace Fie pal Saveds Copy Oms 10000 ms m Cursor Yalue Cursor CursorB Cursor 4B 3200 Ki CH1 Output frequency HZ 12 62 48 42 35 80 CH2 Output current A 74 65 52 49 22 16 CH3 Dutput torque 4 chee 2 43 5 65 a08 500 00 Hz div CH4 FWD terminal ON l ON E Ch2 0 nn 10000 00 A div Eng epee e fl eee Ene ch3 0 Ss r 500 00 div io ch4 0 eters eed ie Display C YCursor VCursorB YCursor AB C HCursor amp HCursorB HCursor AB Control Cursors CursorB Cursor AB Cursor Cursor B Cursor AB 3200 5780 3580 Time m Start stop monitoring Advanced STA
108. n saved files The specified file did not exist eeeeeeeeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaeeeeeeees 3 13 3 2 4 Cannot find saved files Windows 7 WINdOWS Vista cccccccccseeseeceeeeeeeaeeseeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeesesaaaeeeeeess 3 14 3 2 5 Notes on updating LOAGE Wi saientecescattaderundicctstascoateiascustsrantan DeatmdiscrsndeduiTareeitiel vadsiundvensecustdsduiiannetonadaes 3 15 3 3 Specifications of FRENIC Loader 3 2 cessen E O E Ea E E eOr Ei 3 17 vi Chapter 1 Before Using FRENIC Loader This chapter gives an overview of the inverter support software FRENIC Loader and provisions for its installation and operation 1 1 Overview 1 1 Overview 1 1 1 Features e Loader enables a PC to support remote operation of inverters either individually or collectively via the RS 485 port or the USB port on the inverters e Simplified operation of Loader allows you to easily run stop the motor monitor operation status of the inverter and to manage and set the function code data for the inverter e Real time trace allows you to monitor operation status of the inverters real time in a graph chart format with data lists and to save the monitored result in a file that is useful to analyze operation of a system configured with inverters 1 1 2 Loader functions The table below provides an overview of the Loader functions Function Overview Displaying Shows the function codes by category all in groups F E Funct
109. nction code name Frequency command 1 Operation Method Rated Voltage at Base Frequency Maximum Output Voltage 1 Torque Boost 1 Electronic Thermal Overload Prote 2 18 EEk Comparison source Comparison destination Range of setting Oto 12 2 1 Oto3 200 0 80to 240 YV 160 to 500 200 80 to 240 Y 160to 500 7 1 0 0 to 20 0 2 30 0 00 0 01 to 20004 o Factor set Func code set Func code info Initialaization Advanced Print Select inverter No 11 1 INV1 Close 2 3 Menu 2 3 1 4 File information Click the File information tab in the Function code edit window displays information that affects function code data In this window you can arbitrarily change Region spec Voltage Capacity and Current definition file e If Read from the INV is selected in the Editing data window this File information window shows the inverter s data e If New is selected in the Editing data window this window shows default data for the inverter type 3 Function Ke Function code edit Auto tuning Comparison File Information Property Comment File name Function Model G15 Region spec JAPAN Yoltage Sphase 200 Capacity 5 5 ha Read date 11 13 2007 14 47 47 PM Current definition file fmc s 3 0500 csv Change Definition file saved I Cc O O 2 O gt TI JI m lt O T O pad Q OOo Note Even if the Region spec the voltage
110. nd click OK to exit the device connection operation Note The KP No should be set to 1 Do not specify any other number 1 49 W D Q D C o amp JJ m Z O ai O D Q D g 2 For connection to RS 485 port When RS 485 Data in inverter is selected The Device connection list window shows the inverters available for RS 485 communication Double clicking or use the Advance button the row where the inverter to be modified or added is listed calls up Advanced dialog shown below Device connection list pra Selection of inverters to be monitored To make an inverter enable to be monitored Status Equipment name R5485 addre put a check mark v in the box located at Unknown Inv the left end column of the list Unknown Ply The following buttons allow you to perform advanced settings Delete Clicking the row to be deleted and clicking v this Delete button deletes the inverter listed in that row Use this for the inverter s that lt i gt has been disconnected from Loader Browse Delete Lx Cancel Advance Device connection list Mo Status Equipment name R5485 addre A 1 Connecting 4 2 Disconnected INV 2 Browse Clicking this button checks whether a link between Loader and the inverter s marked with v is established The result appears in the Status column Status column Unknown The communications status has been unknown Connecting The co
111. nformation Displays and modifies information such as model and comments related to the file used to save the function code data Indicates the I O terminal status of the selected inverter System monitor Indicates the inverter ROM version maintenance information etc Operation Alarm monitor Indicates the inverter status during alarm mode Status Monitor Meter display Indicates the inverter running status in analog meter format Multi monitor Lists the operation status of inverter s Test run Enables the user to run stop the inverter or set the frequency command and the terminal assignment and shows the output frequency drive current and status of programmable I O terminals 1 1 Real time trace Shows the running status of inverters graphically in real time Shows the running status records saved in the inverters graphically Historical trace 1 1 3 Warranty Limited Warranty In no event will Fuji Electric Co Ltd be held liable for any damage including but not limited to lost profit suspension or interruption of operations loss of operational data or other monetary loss whatsoever resulting from the use of the software or malfunction of the same or from information contained in this document 1 2 1 2 Connecting Inverters to a PC 1 2 Connecting Inverters to a PC 1 2 1 Connection The table below lists the connection methods available for connecting inverters to a PC PC Inverters On
112. ng upon the commands to be issued from Loader See the table below for details Switch of Freg reference Upe command 0 Freg Inverter Ope Inverter 0 Freg Inwerter Ope Inverter 1 Freg Loader Ope Inverter 2 Freg Invertet Ope Loader 3 Freg Loader Ope Loader Commands _ Setting in the Switch of Frequency Operation Input signal assignment to be issued freq command Ope reference buttons STOP buttons for X1 to X9 from Loader command combo box box FWD and REV FWD and REV 0 Freq Inverter Disabled Disabled Disabled Ope Inverter Factory defaults Frequency 1 Freq Loader Enabled Disabled Disabled command Ope Inverter Run 2 Freq Inverter Disabled Enabled Enabled command Ope Loader Frequency 3 Freq Loader Enabled Enabled Enabled command Ope Loader and run command Given below is a sample procedure for issuing both frequency and run commands from Loader 1 Select 3 Freq Loader Ope Loader in the Switch of freq command and Ope command combo box and click Apply Switch of Freg reference Upe command 2 All of the Frequency reference combo box operation buttons STOP FWD and REV except RESET and input signal assignment buttons for X1 to X9 FWD and REV become enabled 3 Enter a desired frequency in the Frequency command combo box and click Apply To run the motor in the forward d
113. nges multiple windows overlapping each other You can call an Inactive window up by clicking its title bar FRENIC Loader Function1 BER Fie Menu Setup Edit view Window Help OSH SQ8 t eNA T m FCRTHT MM T OPCS C 9 Quick Access Menu Operation Status Monitor 4 Test run Function1 Code group Feode Ecode Ccode Pcode Hcode Acode beode tcode Jcode dcode ycode Change Fact Contents of cl User definitior z n aee ee Auto tuning Comparison File Information Function Function code No Setting value Range of setting Factory setting value Data protection Frequency command 1 Operation method Maximum frequency 1 Base frequency 1 Rated voltage at base freqency 1 Maximum output voltage 1 Acceleration time 1 Deceleration time 1 Torque boost 1 Electronic thermal overload protec Electronic thermal overload protec Electronic thermal overload protec ee Oe ee ee ee ey eee Ui 4 Li E aeo waite Set Sele Set EEr 0 Oto12 Oto 3 25 0 to 500 0 Hz 25 0 to 500 0 Hz 0 80to 240 Y 160 to 80 to 240 Y 160 to 501 0 00 to 6000s 0 00 to 6000s 0 0 to 20 0 1to2 0 00 0 01 to 20004 0 5 to 75 0 min Mae P Factory set Func code set Func code info Initialaization Advanced Print Select inverter No 11 1 INY1 Clase No1 Unknown TI O O gt 2 O A TI JI m Z O rm O pad Q Q
114. now where it s from or you ve used it before FRENIC Loader3_1 V6032 E with MM Setup exe Unidentified Publisher Carvel To continue click Allow I don t know where this program ts from or what it s for o Allow I trust this program I know where it s from or I ve used it before EEE Eee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee TILILLE eee eee eee eee w Details User Account Control helps stop unauthorized changes to your computer FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizerd Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for FRENIC Loader3 EN The InstallShield Wizard will install FRENIC Loader3 EN on your computer To continue click ext To continue click Next InstallShield 1 10 1 3 Installation FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carefully Carefully read the license agreement To view the entire contents of the agreement scroll the screen up and down using the Page Software End User License Agreement a Up Down keys or the scroll bar Press the PAGE DOWN key to see the rest of the agreement This Software End User License Agreement this Agreement is between you both the individual installing the Software and any single legal entity on behalf of which such individual is acting Licensee and Fuji Electric Systems Co Ltd Fuji IT 1S IMPORTANT THAT YOU R
115. ntrol and monitor the FRENIC series of inverters via a PO Glick the icon corresponding to the function you want to perform Doine so allows you Function code To set up edit compare i Test run To view the status of the inverter transfer or initialize function codes E and to control run the inverter through Loader Operation monitor To open LO monitor Real time trace To graphically view the aystem monitor alarm monitor and analog running status of the inverter in real time meter ine Multi monitor To monitor the running status Historical tracing The historical tracing of the previously registered inverters on the screen is indicated system Se Communication setting To configure Option To run another program through Configures communications environment between the Loader communications inverter and the PC parameters Connection setting To configure Exit To save changed files and exit the 7 communications environment between the utility Configures the j T inverter and the personal computer connection i with inverters G TEA If the Quick Access Menu is not displayed click the B icon on the toolbar shown below at the bottom of the Loader top window to open the menu Dr lai Bl Be Pea ml FC RTM OMT OPCS C G Note If USB Data in keypad has been selected in the Communication Setting window see Section 1 4 3 1 Multi monitor Real time trace or Historical tracing
116. nverter Click Apply to make it effective I O terminal status Shows the status of the programmable digital I O terminals of the inverter O eration wi lest run DER status Shows Select monitor item Dequency reference Hz Asydn an input signal ca x1 famas 2 4 REV y STOP and h alarm Operation status Select multi freg 558 codes Select ACC DEC time AT1 sut voltage v 3 wire operation stop command HLD Op Sune TENE Ue conan s Coast to stop command Bx Operation 3 Freg Loader Ope Loader v y Ficcat slam FST x eset alarm buttons i FWD See the REY Re dese operation comman table below ii Opdate inverter information Refresh bd CSV Save Setting TI O O z ep O h TI JJ m Z O rm O pe Q D e Connected Select inyerter No 1 1 INV1 Select monitor item Update inverter Switching of CSV Save Select the operation status information frequency and run Use these buttons to information to be monitored in Click the Refresh command sources save the displayed real time button to refresh the Select the frequency data in CSV format For details see Section 2 3 2 5 contents of this and run command window to show the sources and click latest inverter status Apply The details of the operation buttons are described in the table below STOP Stop the motor FWD Run the motor forward The indented appearance of the button indicates th
117. older Tasks sensei pecan Double click the FRENIC Loader3_1 V6030 E ees E with MM Setup icon The exe automatically Details e air starts the installation wizard FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Welcome Modify repair or remove the program Welcome to the FRENIC Loader3 EN Setup Maintenance program This program lets you modify the current installation Click one of the options below Modify r CH Select new program features to add or select currently installed features to remove i lo gt Reinstall all program features installed by the previous setup e Remove E Remove all mstalled features Select Remove and click Next The confirmation screen at left appears Click OK 1 36 1 3 Installation FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard g amp l The uninstallation progress bar appears Setup Status FRENIC Loader3 EN is configuring your new software installation Uninstalling To abort the uninstallation click Cancel installed FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard Upon completion of the uninstallation the screen at left appears Uninstall Complete td has finished uninstalling FRENIC Loader3 EN To complete the uninstallation our computer O Yes want to restart my computer now No will restart my computer later Remove any disks from their drives and then click Finish to complete setup Select Yes I want to restart may computer now and then c
118. omputer Click Browse Search for driver software in this location C Users user namei Documents v Browse 7 Include subfolders W D Q D C o J amp JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 Cancel ba Teee Fa Foker Select the folder that contains drivers for your hardware a jE Computer g5 Floppy Disk Drive A a amp Local Disk C N p PerfLogs 4 Program Files hy p Common Files a Fuji Electric a FRENIC Loader3 EN d DATA a Driver In the folder in which FRENIC Loader has been E Winds installed select Driver MICREXSX and then F PENR click OK m The default folder is C drive when the OS 32 bit To view subfolders dick the symbol next to a folder C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX Cancel 64 bit C Program Files x86 Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN Driver MICREXSX 1 21 Browse for driver software on your computer Search for driver software in this location Include subfolders Windows can t verify the publisher of this driver software Don t install this driver software You should check your manufacturer s website for updated driver software for your device Install this driver software anyway Only install driver software obtained from your manufacturer s website or disc Unsigned software from other sources may harm your computer or steal Installing driver software en _ _ ___
119. on Status with the inverter in the rightmost box Main menu The main menu contains six commands File Menu Setup View and Help are active even if there is nothing displayed in the window Window will be active only when any window is opened These commands except Setup are detailed in Sections 2 2 through 2 6 For details about Setup see Sections 1 4 3 1 and 1 4 3 2 TI O O gt 2 O A TI JI m Z O T O pad Q S a M Tool bar Using the tool bar easily accesses frequently used functions To open a function code file stored in the PC from the toolbar for example just click the La icon while two actions Menu Open are required to open the file from the main menu Status bar The status bar shows the running status of Loader at all times Also to find out what an icon or menu means simply place the mouse cursor over it and a text explaining it will pop up in the left part of the status bar When Connected check shown in Section 1 4 3 is selected the box at the right end of the status bar shows the connection status with inverters at all times 2 1 2 2 File This section describes main commands contained in the File menu 2 2 1 New Creates a new file of function code data Selection tab for the inverter model Shows the model number of available Create a new set of inverters HIM data FRENIC MEGA G1S Explanation Function Real Time Historical Trace Trace Icon for a
120. on check box then click Next Cancel Found New Hardware Wizard i X Insert the manufacturer s installation disk into the drive OK selected and then click OK Cancel Click Browse Copy manufacturer s files from D NENGLISH WIN2000 PRO gt 1 26 I 2x Look in Sy MICREXSx gt e Fae History wA Desktop EN My Documents g My Computer eg 3 Floppy A E Local Disk C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 fi ces File name exu sb inf z Files of type Setup Information inf i My Network Fa Locate File Look in Sy MICREXSX e e a L winz2000 wings History q_ SxUsb inf i Desktop My Documents My Computer a a o PeT My Network P p Files of type Setup Information inf z Cancel Found New Hardware Wizard xj Insert the manufacturer s installation disk imta the drive selected and then click OK Ok Cancel Copy manufacturer s files from Fuj Electic FRENIC Loaders DriversMICAR EMS Browse E i Found New Hardware Wizard Driver Files Search Results Naa The wizard has finished searching for driver files for pour hardware device Sy The wizard found a driver for the following device o USB Device Windows found a driver for this device To install the driver Windows found click Next Sc program files fuji electric frenic loader3 dr
121. or details number is selected the communications error dialog feasibility of successful automatically opens Connected check transmission may be high The shorter the timeout setting This feature always monitors the Note that however it may the faster the dialog will open Communications status between take a long time to show Setting a too short timeout Loader and inverter s registered by failure of the transmission however may result in a false the Device connection list and after retrying transmission error due to the displays the status on the status bar long internal processing time of Of the Loader top window The recommended setting is one Or more the inverter although the Select the check box to enable this transmission itself is successful feature If Loader is managing a If Loader cannot communicate with single inverter the any one of registered inverters due recommended setting is 1 5 to a wire break for example the seconds if it is managing two response time becomes very long or more inverters the setting If it happens remove such an is 1 5 x number of inverter from the Device inverters connection list referring to Section 1 4 3 2 After completion of data entry check the settings again and click OK to exit the communications setting operation 1 47 1 4 3 2 Configuring connection settings Clicking the Connect icon in the left row of the Quick Access Menu calls up the Device connection lis
122. or parameters P20 Magnetic saturation factor 5 stored in the target 2 P21 Magnetic saturation factor a P22 Magnetic saturation factor b inverter Local command Mirber of motor poles poles P23 Magnetic saturation factor c G FWD Loader Motor capacity 0 40 kw P43 OK correction factor 1 C REY Loader Motor rated current 2 30 A P54 Xx correction factor 2 Dutput frequency Auto tuning p00 He Cm Auto tuning control Start the auto tuning SS Select inverter No 1 1 INV1 I O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O m O sab Q 49 amp Output frequency Rotation direction Select inverter This shows the current Select the rotation direction of the motor Select the target inverter to auto tune output frequency of the See below for details the motor inverter Motor tuning Select 0 Disable 1 Tune while the motor stops Tune R1 X and rated slip frequency 2 Tune while the motor is rotating under V f control Tune R1 X rated slip frequency no load current magnetic saturation factors 1 to 5 and magnetic saturation extension factors a to c 3 Tune while the motor is rotating under vector control Tune R1 X rated slip frequency no load current magnetic saturation factors 1 to 5 and magnetic saturation extension factors a to c Available only when the vector control is enabled Rotation direction Local command Follow the external terminal comman
123. ore changing the capacity if necessary 2 20 2 3 Menu 4 Changing the current definition file The Current definition file indicates the name of the definition file corresponding to the inverter ROM version e If Read from the INV is selected in the Editing data window Loader automatically selects the definition file corresponding to the inverter ROM version e If New is selected in the Editing data window Loader automatically selects the latest definition file e If Read from the file is selected in the Editing data window Loader selects the definition file last automatically saved Definition file name FRENIC MEGA fnc_x 3 OUUU csv ROM version that the definition file supports To read or write function code data from to the inverter It is necessary to perform as follows relation between a definition file and an inverter ROM version Inverter ROM version 3800 or later Cote If the ROM version of the current definition file and that of the inverter do not match Loader cannot read or write function code data from to the inverter FRENIC Loader EN Eej Definition file version mismatch Check the definition file To check the inverter ROM version select Operation Monitor System Monitor from the Quick Access Menu On the System Monitor window see the Main control CPU field in the ROM Ver area Operation Status Monitor This screen shows that the ROM version of the connected inverter is 200
124. ory as the device To continue click Next Cancel 3 6 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ x Windows can t verify the publisher of this driver software Don t install this driver software You should check your manufacturer s website for updated driver software for your device Install this driver software anyway Only install driver software obtained from your manufacturer s website or disc Unsigned software from other sources may harm your computer or steal Installing driver software oe Windows has successfully updated your driver software Windows has finished installing the driver software for this device FRENIC 3 Click Install this driver software anyway Installation starts Upon completion of the installation the screen at left appears To exit the installation wizard and return to Windows click Close JI h O gt O 3 Q O m 3 Windows XP Follow the wizard and install the USB driver as shown below DER Device Manager File Action wiew Help Ear E fea ge 2 J ic a a USER CA75FEFED4 w Batteries Y Computer Get Disk drives ig Display adapters ha DVD CD ROM drives ty Floppy disk controllers A Floppy disk drives 4 IDE ATAJATAPT controllers Ese Keyboards Mice and other pointing devices a Network adapters par fe pii ii
125. perate the inverter via FRENIC Loader Safety precautions are classified into the following two categories in this manual AN W ARN l N G Failure to heed the information indicated by this symbol may result in death or serious injury AN C AUTI O N Failure to heed the information indicated by this symbol may result in minor or light injury and or substantial property damage Wiring and Connection of Cables A WARNING e Be sure to turn off the power to the inverters and related devices before making RS 485 connection Risk of electric shock if this warning is not heeded ACAUTION e When connecting an RS 485 communications cable to the RJ 45 connector on the inverter be sure to check the pin assignment of the device to be connected For details refer to Chapter 1 Section 1 2 3 2 Pin assignment for RS 485 port RJ 45 connector An accident or mechanical failure could occur if this warning is not heeded Operation A WARNING e Resetting an alarm with a run command being ON will cause the inverter to run the motor unexpectedly An accident or injury could occur A WARNING e If Loader or OS freezes or is forced to quit when Loader is operating the inverter s from the Test run window the connected inverter s cannot be stopped from Loader If it happens perform any of the following operations to stop the inverter s 1 Prepare a separate emergency stop switch and use it to stop the inverter 2 Turn off the po
126. port number COM on the PC is assigned to the RS 232C RS 485 converter To use the USB interface select a USB RS 485 converter that functions as a virtual RS 232C communications port COM When a USB RS 485 converter is connected Windows automatically assigns a free COM port on the PC to the converter To check the assignment follow the procedure below Windows 7 Windows Vista From the Start menu select Control Panel Hardware and Sound Device Manager Windows XP Windows 2000 From the Start menu select Control Panel System Hardware Device Manager Device Manager File Action View Help Click H preceding Ports COM amp LPT to ae 62 8 show details Wl Batteries Computer See Disk drives Display adapters 4 DYD CD ROM drives 4 Floppy disk controllers 3 Floppy disk drives IDE ATAJATAPI controllers Ge Keyboards Mice and other pointing devices B Network adapters Y Ports COM amp LPT F Communications Port COM1 uJ D Q D C o J amp JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 Communications Port COM2 F Printer Port LPT1 Pad USB Serial Port COM3 Check the number n in USB Serial Port Sage Processors amp SCSI and RAID controllers COMn Sound video and game controllers Eo This example shows that COM3 is assigned Universal Serial Bus controllers to the USB Serial Port 1 39 1 4 3 Configuring Loader When
127. referring to Section 1 3 2 1 Installing the USB driver From the Start menu select Settings Control Panel System Hardware Device Manager to open Device Manager as shown at left On the sub tree of Other devices right click USB Device to show the drop down list Click Properties Click Reinstall Driver to start the update wizard of the device driver Install the USB driver referring to Section 1 3 2 1 Installing the USB driver 3 2 Frequently asked questions FAQ 3 2 1 3 USB driver installed correctly for FRENIC MEGA HF Although the USB driver has been installed correctly Loader cannot communicate with the inverter This problem is considered to be caused by installing the USB driver when Message Manager is running In this case Message Manager is no longer able to recognize the USB driver so it is necessary to quit both Loader and Message Manager and then start Loader again Quitting Message Manager 1 Windows 7 Show hidden icons PS 27 1030AM g ome EO A Click this to display the hidden icons as shown below Right click this icon to display Exit MessageManager then click it The confirmation window appears Click Yes to quit Message Manager MessageMlanager A Exit MessageManager Exit MessageManager JI h O gt O 3 Q O m PA eg 4 12AM a me SX 10 18 2010 2 Windows Vista Windows XP Windows 2000 Right click the
128. rent inputte Terminal C1 4 to 20mA DC 3 Sum of voltage and current inputs to terminals 12 and C1 C1 function Voltage input to terminal C1 V2 function 10 to 10 VOC Terminal command UP DOWN control t Up or Down Keys on keypad 11 DI option card 17 PG S card Note Selected data that has not been written into the inverter is shown in red on the list Note If the selected data differs from the factory default it will be marked with an asterisk in the first column of the list 2 8 2 3 Menu 3 Writing function code data into the inverter from Loader Click the WRITE button at the bottom of the Function code edit window to call up the following window Follow the instructions on the window Options in writing function code data into inverter Do you want to write function code data into the inverter Select the function code to write into the inverter Cancel f Write only the function code data that has been edited shown in red O Write only the function code data that has been changed from the default marked write all function cade data F code thru o code f Store the function code data to EEPROM f Storing method depends on v9 of inverter p97 is not written After writing read out the function code data from the inverter Note Function code data not written into the inverter successfully is displayed in pink The possible causes of the failure are listed be
129. rsion Example FRENIC MEGA 3000 to 3599 3600 or 3799 3800 or later J D F D aD O e F O x 3 pe p O m To check the inverter ROM version select Operation Monitor System Monitor from the Quick Access Menu On the System Monitor window see the Main control CPU field in the ROM Ver area sap Operation Satus Morder Operation Status Moniter This screen shows that the ROM version of the I O monitor System monitor Alarm monitor connected inverter is 2000 ROM Ver Main contral CPU Motor control CPU 0000 3 11 To change the current definition file click Change In the Open window select the desired definition file that supports the inverter s ROM version Sejec wewerer No 1 1 INV1 hd The current definition file supports the inverter ROM version 0500 to 0999 It is necessary therefore to change the file to the one that supports version 2000 or later Curent definition fileQnc_x 3 0500e_EN csv Change Definition file saved fnce_x 3 0500e_EN csw Click Change to display the Open window as shown below ab FRENIC Loader3 EN J DATA _ifncx31000_EM_samplelu Select the definition file di Driver ii in x 3 0000m csv AE fne_x_3_2000_EN csv that supports Frere Tr TF TTT tr treet tira t terre ert rete etree ere eet fine 3 00000 csv Py the inverter ROM vers
130. rtical Detection conditions Detects on OR conditions of Ch which set up the trigger Detects on AND conditions of Ch which set up the trigger Cancel pp 2 50 2 3 Menu Sampling time Specify the sampling time referring to the table below Sampling Time Time Trigger position 0 1 ms N Y 2 ms N Y 5 ms N Y 10 ms N Y 20 ms Y Note Y 50 ms Y Y 100 ms Y Y 200 ms Y Y Y Available N Not available Note When selecting 20 ms for real time trace select the RS 385 connection and 38400 bps otherwise the graph display may be intermissive Trigger position Specify the number of sampling points preceding the trigger point Trigger position 0 4539 T j Detection conditions Specify the trigger detection conditions OR or AND Analog Only one channel Digital Channels 1 to 8 Detection conditions Detects on OF conditions of Ch which set up the trigger Detects on AND conditions of Ch which set up the trigger Note To customize the sampling time trigger position or trigger detection conditions for real time trace it is necessary to select the Use reserved communication commands check box of the Communication command on the Others window called up by selecting Advanced Others 2 51 Tm O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O m O sab Q 49 amp Grid Clicking the Advance button calls up the Style l
131. splays the following window that allows you to confirm your real time trace channel setup To make your setting effective press OK to cancel it press Cancel Advanced settings of real time trace Configuration Ch Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 chS Ch Ch Che Channel check Other Wavefor Filter Trigger chl Analog wave Frequency command None Unused ch Analog wave Output frequency before slip compensation None Unused ch3 Analogwave Output current None Unused ch4 Digital wave 1 terminal Unused ch5 Digital wave 2 terminal Low level Digital wave FWD terminal High level Digital wave Y1 terminal Up edge Digital wave Y2 terminal Down edge Cancel r 5 Other settings Selecting the Other tab displays the following window that allows you to customize your real time trace waveform configuration in details Advanced settings Configuration Cht Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 Ch5 Ch6 Ch Ch8 Channelcheck Other Sampling Time m Set starting time date MV Start at specified time Time 12 00 00 AM Trigger position Date 1 1 2008 0 499 To e IV After sampling ends data is preserved automatically Save waveform info into a file File name C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENI Browse All Time C Current Note This setting does not take effect if trace window is not open Grid Communication command Horizontal Advance MV Use reserved communication commands Ve
132. stallation computer Yes want to restart my computer now No will restart my computer later Remove any disks from their drives and then click Finish to complete setup Select Yes I want to restart my computer now and then click Finish InstallShield 1 32 1 3 Installation 2 From Start menu Windows XP Windows 2000 From the Start menu select All Programs FRENIC Loader3 EN FRENIC Loader3 2 EN Uninstall e Internet EJ My Documents Internet Explorer Set Program Access and Defaults E mail Outlook Express w Windows Catalog bw pna ek S Windows Update Paint Accessories MSN fm FRENIC Loader3 EN FRENIC Loader3 1 EN Start Games 4a FRENIC Loader3 1 EN Uninstall Windows Media Play l FR Startup P Message Manager Start Internet Explorer 33 Windows Messenger x MSN a Outlook Express Tour Windows XP ge Remote Assistance Files and Settings Trai Windows Media Player Wizard 43 Windows Messenger All Programs Dy windows Movie Maker Ie Log Off Turn OFF Computer FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard W D O D C o a ml JJ m lt O O D Q D om g Do you want to completely remove the selected application and all of its Features The uninstallation comtiumation cercen appears as shown left To proceed and uninstall Loader click Yes FRENIC Loader3 EN InstallShield Wizard x The uninstallation progress
133. t and right click Gh PS Viewer Computer to show the submenu rey Windows Fax and Scan Control Panel Devices and Printers Ai EE EEEE A Remote Desktop Connection Default Programs erated FRENIC Loader3 1 EN Start Disconnect network drive Show on Desktop Help and Support Rename All Programs Click Properties B l R b Control Panel amp System and Security amp Systemi y Seanch Contrai Pane Control Panel Home wae na P Witw Basic information about your computer Wait for the Control Panel Home screen and hoes click Device Manager a System protection Copyright 2008 Metrocall Cenporhen All nghi eeperced AP Advanced scien settings ek metre fatures with A mba editan of Windows 7 achon Center Windies Upd ig 1 3 Installation Device Manager File Action View Help On the Device M a eldelilk n the Device anager window rignt Clic t j rae r al e e m E GF oS Unknown device to show the drop down list a g USERNAME PC pe Batteries 9 Computer a gt Disk drives 5 Display adapters Ag DVD CD ROM drives Floppy disk drives g Floppy drive controllers gt Ca IDE ATA ATAFI controllers gt E Keyboards JI Mice and other pointing devices AY Network adapters p Other devices 3 ia Multimedia Audio Controller S Th Unknown device gt Cli 7 ick Update Driver Software 3 Ports COM amp LPT Wo
134. t setup info and maintenance info of inverter The System monitor allows you to check the inverter ROM version inverter type current setup information and maintenance information of the selected inverter n2 Operation Status Monitor 140 monitor System monitor Alarm monitor Meter display ROM Ver Existing setup Main control CPU 500 Motor control CPU 000 Operation order External signal KEYPAD 300 Speed order Vv oltage input 12 0 to 10 de Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Type FRNO 4G1S 2 Maintenance information Accumulated operation time h Main capacitors 100 0 Accumulated time of PC board mounted CAP 10h Max RMS current A 2 68 Accumulated operation time of cooling fan 10h Highest TMP inside INV deg C 39 Accumulated operation number of times Highest TMP of heat sink deg C 34 Accumulated of electric energy 1 00 100kWh Accumulated of electric energy data 0 000 aN fe Select inverter Selects the inverter to be Connected Select inverter No 1 1 INV1 monitored CSV Save Saves the system monitor data in CSV format 2 23 2 3 2 3 Alarm monitor The Alarm monitor shows the alarm status of the selected inverter In this window you can check the content of the current alarm and the various running information recorded when the alarm has occurred select the running info recorded when an alarm has occurred Selects the running information recorded when the alarm selected from the last 4
135. t window shown below which provides information on equipment such as inverters and keypad available The Device connection list window can also be called up from the menu bar on the Loader top window shown in Section 2 1 by selecting Setup Connection Setup 1 For connection to USB port FRENIC MEGA HF only When USB Data in inverter is selected Only a single line appears as shown below After making sure that the equipment name and RS 485 No station address are correct click the Browse button to monitor the current communications link status If they are not correct double click the row or use the Advance button to call up the Advanced dialog shown below and modify the contents Device connection list Equipment name R5485 No Unknown lea Browse Advance Browse Clicking this button checks whether a link between Loader and the inverter is established The result appears in the Status column Status column Unknown The communications status has been unknown Connecting The communications link has been established Disconnected The communications link has not yet been established Advance Advanced Clicking the row to be modified and clicking this Advance button calls up the Advanced dialog shown at the right Clicking the OK button returns to the Device R5485 No fi connection list window C c Select inverter Ho No 7 Equipment name Invi
136. ted A WARNING e Be sure to turn off the power to the inverters and related devices before making RS 485 connection Risk of electric shock if this warning is not heeded ACAUTION e When connecting an RS 485 communications cable to the RJ 45 connector on the inverter be sure to check the pin assignment of the device to be connected For details refer to Chapter 1 Section 1 2 3 2 Pin assignment for RS 485 port RJ 45 connector An accident or mechanical failure could occur if this warning is not heeded 1 3 OU D O D C 2 ma Q Tn U m Z O m O Q Q D a 1 2 2 Configuring a USB network 1 2 2 1 Example of networking To configure a USB network connecting the inverter and a Loader running PC use a commercially available USB cable mini B connector See Cote below Connection using the USB connector For connection using the USB connector refer to Section 1 4 3 1 Setting up communications parameters FRENIC MEGA HF USB A connector Pa USB cable USB mini B connector Figure 1 1 USB Network Using a USB Cable mini B Table 1 1 Specifications of USB Network 12M bps Power supply When connected to the inverter Self powered When connected to the keypad Bus powered Note When connecting the inverter to a PC via the USB port be sure to connect them one to one Do not use a USB hub 1 4 1 2 Connecting Inverters to a PC 1 2 3 Configuring an RS 485 communica
137. that is it may no longer be able to recognize inverters If this happens first delete the folder including its contents named Fuji Electric Shared in the file path as shown below and then reinstall Loader C Program Files Common Files Fuji Electric Shared In the file path shown above C represents the drive letter of the partition or hard disk where Windows is installed If Windows is installed on a different drive in your system replace C with the letter corresponding to that drive Quitting Message Manager 1 Windows 7 Show hidden icons s29PM Click this to display the hidden icons as shown below Right click this icon to display Exit MessageManager then click it The confirmation window appears Click Yes to quit Message Manager MessageManager Exit MessageManager A Exit MessageMlanager 1 30 1 3 Installation 2 Windows Vista Windows XP Windows 2000 Right click the Message Manager icon to display Exit MessageManager then click it The confirmation window appears Click Yes to quit Message Manager MessapeManaper Exit MessageManager 7 Exit MessageManager 4 i erie Hf a No 1 3 3 2 Uninstalling Loader 1 From Startmenu Windows 7 Windows Vista 1 From the Start menu select All Programs FRENIC Loader3 EN FRENIC Loader3 2 EN Uninstall Pr Default Programs ral Desktop Gadget Gallery E Internet Explorer amp Windows Anytime Upgrade Ej Windows DVD Maker USER N
138. tion codes with the data copy attribute is 0 the identical data set is written into any inverters unconditionally Data copy attributes Numeric in Data a C Description opy column a ae Writes the copied data into the inverter unconditionally 1 Does not write the data into the inverter whose rated input differs from original one s 2 Does not write the data into the inverter whose rated input or rated capacity differs from original one s Example Change Function code Wo Function code name Setting value Data Copy FU Data protection 0 0 Ft Frequency command 1 0 FO Operation method 2 0 F03 Maximum frequency 1 60 0 0 FU Hase frequency 1 50 0 0 FOS Fated voltage at base tregency 1 200 FUE Maximum output voltage 1 200 FOr Acceleration time 1 6 00 U FOS Deceleration time 1 6 00 U FOS Torque boost 1 44 0 F10 Electronic thermal overload protec 0 F11 Electronic thermal overload protec 22 50 F F12 Electronic thermal overload protec 5 0 0 2 10 2 3 Menu 5 Saving function code data into the PC To save the function code data listed in the Loader window or dialog into the PC s file select File Save or File Save As ty FRENIC Loader Func Save Os Print Print Preview Printer Setup Exit At the time of first data saving even selecting File Save calls up the Save As dialog shown below Select a folder in the Save In box and type a filename in the File name box and th
139. tion wizard and return to Windows click Close W D Q D C o J amp JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 Close 1 19 2 Windows Vista When the OS finds a USB device of the Loader it displays the following Follow the wizard and install Loader as shown below oo Found New Hardware a Windows needs to install driver software for your Unknown Device Click Locate and install driver software Locate and install driver software recommended Windows will guide you through the process of installing driver software for your device Ask me again later Windows will ask again the next time you plug in your device or log on Don t show this message again for this device Your device will not function until you install driver software If you started this action continue Click Continue to proceed Device driver software installation Microsoft Windows User Account Control helps stop unauthorized changes to your computer 1 20 1 3 Installation wy ol Found New Hardware Unknown Device Click Browse my computer for driver software advanced Windows couldn t find driver software for your device Check for a solution Windows will check to see if there are steps you can take to get your device working gt Locate and install driver software manually Cancel a O I Found New Hardware Unknown Device Browse for driver software on your c
140. tions network 1 2 3 1 Example of networking To configure an RS 485 communications network connecting inverters and a Loader running PC use a LAN cable having an RJ 45 connector at both ends Refer to Section 1 2 3 3 2 Requirements for the cable See Crote below Multi drop network using the RJ 45 connector For multi drop connection of inverters use a branch adapter s for multi drop connection and RS 485 communications network as shown below For connection via the RS 485 port refer to Section 1 4 3 1 Setting up communications parameters Branch adapter for multi drop connection RS 232C RS 485 converter Ed Es Terminating resistor 100 120 ohm ON RJ 45 connector Terminating resistor SW3 OFF W D Q D C o 5 amp m JJ m Z O O D Q D o9 Terminating resistor SW3 OFF PC running a FRENIC Loader Terminating resistor SW3 ON RJ 45 connector Figure 1 2 RS 485 Multi drop Network using RJ 45 Connectors Cote e The RJ 45 connector on the inverter has pins to which the keypad power is assigned for remote keypad operation Do not use these pins when connecting any other equipment to the RJ 45 connector See Figure 1 3 on the next page e When selecting communications support devices that protect parts on the printed circuit boards of inverters from damage or malfunction due to external electrical noise
141. tomatically in the directory as shown below for each monitor item Example I O monitor data C Program Files Fuji Electric FRENIC Loader3 EN DATA IO monitor csv After specifying the directory to save the CSV file click the Setting button File Files SFugi ElecticSFAENIC Loader3SDATAMO monitor cew Browse Cancel To save the data into any other folder click Browse and select a desired folder Given below are sample files saved in CSV format for each monitor item I O monitor F 1 Date selectinverter x1 Value Mormaly x2 Value Normally X3 114142007 13 56 Mo 11 a INV Select multi freg 581 OFF Open Select multi freg 557 OFF Open 5E TiN A2007 14 01 No 10 11INY1 Select multi freg 551 OM Open Select multi freg 5523 Of Open 5e TW A200F 14 02 Nod IN Select multi freg 581 Of Open Select multi feg 5523 OFF Open 5E A ET 1 Date Selectinverter Main control CPU Motor control CPJ KEYPAD Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option4 TIN A200F 14 14 Mo 1E 1 IY s00 0 1300 0 0 0 TIN A0 14 14 Mo 1E 1 IY s oO 1300 0 0 0 Al Kan 1 Date Selectinverter ist znd 3rd 4th Sth Data when alarm occurred Output frequency Unit Outpute 111 R2007 14 22 Moot WIN Erz OH l Latest alarm 25 29 Hz 111 R200 14 22 Mood Wd INVI Erz OH Last alarm 25 29 Hz TIN R2007 14 22 Mo 11 Wd INVI Ere OH 2nd last alarm O Hz TIN 8200F 14 22 Mo 10 a INV Erz OH 3rd last alarm 25 29 Hz H F 1 Date sele
142. ts default setting minimum value maximum value and other attributes from the inverter To specify what is the function code group you want to read the function code attributes first call up the Advanced dialog shown below by clicking Advanced at the bottom of the Function code edit window Then click Func code attributes in the dialog to open the Function code property dialog Place the v mark s in the head box es of the function code s you want to read the code s with its attribute s To do so for all function codes place the v mark in the head box of All function codes Advanced Select Select the items to be displayed on the editing list Sra eee ager vere Select the function code group from which data 2 default masimum minimum etc i to be read Printer setup Set printer parameters for easy printing Function code property Select the function code group that reads the function code property of inverter All function codes Cancel 2 I Cc O O 2 O gt TI JI m lt O T O pad Q OO 2 Changing the function code data The function code data change procedure differs depending upon the property of function codes as shown below 1 2 3 For function codes whose data is a numeric value such as frequency time or voltage double click the Range of setting column of the listed function code The Range of setting dialog will appe
143. tting value HO3 Initialization of motor parameter HO3 3 Initialization of the second motor parameter HO3 4 Initialization of the third motor parameter HO3 5 Initialization of the fourth motor parameter Select To H03 1 Initialization factory setting value Initialize F E C P H A b r J d y and o codes to factory defaults H03 2 Initialization of motor 1 parameters Initialize P codes to factory defaults except P02 Rated capacity and P99 Motor 1 selection H03 3 Initialization of motor 2 parameters Initialize A codes to factory defaults except A16 Rated capacity and A39 Motor 2 selection H03 4 Initialization of motor 3 parameters Initialize b codes to factory defaults except b16 Rated capacity and b39 Motor 3 selection H03 5 Initialization of motor 4 parameters Initialize r codes to factory defaults except r16 Rated capacity and r39 Motor 4 selection 2 3 Menu 7 Printing the function code data list Click Function or Code group in the hierarchy tree in the left pane of the Function code edit window to show function code code group of F E C To print a function code list select File Print in the main menu of Loader top window or click the Print button at the bottom of the Function code edit window The Print dialog shown below appears Specify the printer to use the print range and re the number of copies and then click OK Name EAE Properties To c
144. ults commanded by Edit Search Function code edit Auto tuning Comparison File Information Function Code group Feode Ecode Coode Peode Hcode Acode beode rcode Jcode decode yoode Change Factory Contents of chan User definition User definitio User definitio User definitior Code for commur S code M code W code x code Z code Comparison resull Search result Change Function code No Function code name Setting value Range of setting FOO Data protection 0 Oto 3 Loo Frequency command 1 E F02 Operation method F03 Maximum frequency 1 1 Voltage input to Terminal 12 10 to 10 DC F04 Base frequency 1 2 Current inputto Terminal C1 4 to 20mA DC F05 Rated voltage at base freqency 1 F06 Maximum output voltage 1 Acceleration time 1 F08 Deceleration time 1 F09 Torque boost 1 Electronic thermal overload protec 7 Terminal command UP DOWN control 8 Up or Down keys on keypad 11 DI option card 12 PGISY card Setting value Select function code data listed in the drop down menu in the edit window HER Factory setting value Data annot change in opi A 0 Enable 1 Volta v Es Disable 0 Up or Down keys on keypad aaa 3 Sum of voltage and current inputs to terminals 12 and C1 C1 function 5 Voltage inputto terminal C1 2 function 6 10 to 10 DC Electronic thermal overload protec Electronic thermal overload protec Restart mode after momentary po Frequency limiter
145. verter 2 Turn off the power to the inverter 3 Turn off the external run command at the inverter side and switch the command source from Via communications line to From inverter by doing one of the following Turn off the terminal which the LE command is assigned to Set function code y99 data Link support function to 0 using the keypad Set function code H30 data Link function to 0 using the keypad e When operating the inverter s from the Test run window never disconnect the RS 485 communications cable USB cable or keypad Doing so makes it impossible to stop the inverter s from Loader It is dangerous An accident or injury could occur if this warning is not heeded IMPORTANT Even after the inverter is stopped by one of the operations described above it still retains the data of the communications related function codes SO5 frequency command S06 run command and y99 link support 1 C O O gt p O TI JJ m Z O O pe Q D oo a With those function code data being retained attempting to run the inverter may run the motor unexpectedly For your safety reset the data of those function codes S05 S06 and y99 to 0 using the following procedure before restarting operation 1 Turn the power to the inverter off After making sure that the inverter completely stops turn the power on again 2 Set the y99 data to 0 using the keypad on the inverter After th
146. vices required for connecting the inverter to a PC having no RS 485 port or for connecting two or more inverters in multi drop network 1 Communications level converters Usually PCs are not equipped with an RS 485 port but with an RS 232C port To connect inverters to a PC therefore you need an RS 232C RS 485 converter or a USB RS 485 converter To run Loader correctly use a converter satisfying the requirements given below The USB RS 485 converter should be a product that is compatible with the conventional COM port by emulation of a virtual COM port device driver Requirements for recommended communications level converters Send receive switching Auto switching by monitoring of send receive data status at the PC RS 232C Electric isolation Electrically isolated from the RS 485 port Fail safe Fail safe facility Other requirements Superior noise immunity The fail safe facility refers to a feature that ensures the RS 485 receiver s output at High logical value 0 even if the RS 485 receiver s input is opened or short circuited or all the RS 485 drivers are inactive Refer to Figure 1 4 W D O TR D C 2 J amp JJ m Z O O D Q D p Recommended converters System Sacom Corporation Japan KS 485PTI RS 232C RS 485 converter USB 485I RJ45 T4P USB RS 485 converter Send receive switching system The RS 485 communications system of the inverter acts in half
147. w Tile vertically tiles multiple windows vertically FRENIC Loader Function1 SX Fie Menu Setup Edit view Window Help DSW SQMB t S2 9O RLZ WM FCRTHTM OMT OPCS E fA Function Select monitor item Frequency reference H z Output frequency before slip 7 0 00 Apply Function Function code No Function code name H Code group F Fcode F01 Frequency command 1 Ecode F02 Operation method Ccode F03 Maxi f 1 Peode aximum frequency Senda F04 Base frequency 1 Acode FOS Rated voltage at base freqe beode FOG Maximum output voltage 1 rcode FO Acceleration time 1 Jcode Fos Deceleration time 1 deode Fog Torque boost 1 ycode F10 Electronic thermal overloac Change Factory F11 Electronic thermal overloac Contents of chan E User definition F12 Electronic thermal overloac User definition F14 Restart mode after momer User definition F15 Frequency limiter High User definitior F16 Frequency limiter Low H Code for commur F18 Bias Frequency commanc S code F20 DC Braking 1 Braking star Select monitor item Operation status Frequency command EZI Dc link circuit voltage 284 Output voltage og Switch of Freq reference Ope command 0 Freq Inverter Ope Inverter Apply Update inverter information Refresh M code F21 DC Braking 1 Braking leve Connected Select inverter No TL 1 INVI J W code a X code F22 DC Braking 1 Braking time 7 code F23 Starting
148. w the status of the inverter transfer or initialize function codes and to control run the inverter through Loader Operation monitor To open VO monitor Real time trace To graphically view the aystem monitor alarm monitor and analog running status of the inverter in real time meter ine Multi monitor To monitor the running status Historical tracing The historical tracing of the previously registered inverters on the screen is indicated system Communication setting To configure Option To run another program through communications environment between the Loader inverter and the PC Connection setting To configure Exit To save changed files and exit the communications environment between the utility inverter and the personal computer ay Hide this window at next start up C Tip When the Quick Access Menu is not displayed click the CP icon on the toolbar to call it up lah NEES 2 9 44 mI FERTH MOM T OPCS C Note e If USB Data in keypad has been selected in communications setting the Mult monitor Real time trace or Historical tracing cannot be selected 2 3 7 Option Selecting Menu Option calls up the option window shown below which is used to open a file or program related or unrelated to Loader Name Enter or select the name of an object a file or program to be opened Input the name of the program or document that you wants to open Frogram Files Fugi Ele
149. wer to the inverter 3 Turn off the external run command at the inverter side and switch the command source from Via communications line to From inverter by doing one of the following Turn off the terminal which the LE command is assigned to Set function code y99 data Link support function to 0 using the keypad Set function code H30 data Link function to 0 using the keypad When operating the inverter s from the Test run window never disconnect the RS 485 communications cable USB cable or keypad Doing so makes it impossible to stop the inverter s from Loader It is dangerous An accident or injury could occur if this warning is not heeded Contents CAC rapinaa E RE Aa AEE Saa Aa ae EREA i W Safety Precautions cccsssessssessscessscesessessssesescesecseceeseseuseeseesecaesecesassevaesevaeeesaseevassevanensessneas i CONG IANS craso a ec a eset eed san ease amano neeeeea iii Chapter 1 Before Using FRENIC Loader js gms d nen meen ee a ernie peer eso gee nO ern te et ent ee er rem eS eee re eee ee i ere eee 1 1 telar FealUG Sunnan oct areeancendt hahaa bestecaceattatar eu aaractauart a a 1 1 Wale Loader MUMCIOINS tee ocak ices a ue imei aa etic e le eheeeneeeet Gea 1 1 Teles Wanay coon eee ene eer erect tenes eset Rr Soe eee ene on eee ee toe eer er ment a eee een ee soe ee ene eee ae eee aor ee 1 2 12 Connecting Inverters T0 a PCex cost peta a eel ek es oe otal bite eat eat ese ee at beatae
150. you can style a trace line for each selected channel Color Click the Color box to call up the Color dialog shown below Type of line Select the desired type of a trace line using the pull down menu Thickness Select the desired thickness of a trace line using the pull down menu Select the desired color for a trace line and click OK 2 47 I O r O gt wn O TI JJ m lt O T O sab Q 49 OO 3 Ch1 to Ch8 Digital channels Selecting digital channels in the configuration window in 1 in this section and selecting any of Chl to Ch8 tabs displays the following window that is used for advanced setup of the digital channels Advanced settings of real time trace Configuration Chi Che cha Cha ChE che Ch Che Channel check Other Channel Waveform digital Waveform Trigger Digital i Disabled C Low level Select signal block t High level Input terminal C Rising edge Select C Falling edge x2 terminal ha Style line Advance Select inverter No 1I TIN Cancel Subject inverter Select the inverter number that has been registered in the connection setting Note This item does not apply to the historical trace Channel This box shows the channel type that has been selected in the Configuration window Select signal block Control signal inout terminals Listed below are items that can be real time traced for inverters

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