Hav-Sp 0819
Hav-Sp 0819
Hav-Sp 0819
User Manual
07/2022
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July 2022
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Preface
Thank you for purchasing the HAV-SP series drive developed and produced by Himel
HAV-SP drives are full-featured dedicated drives for parabolic load applications like pumps,
fans, and chillers. HAV-SP has a wide range of integrated features like multi-pump control, dry run
protection, sensor-less flow and energy calculation, pump cleaning, fire override mode, frost,
condensation and hammer effect protections to meet the needs of pump, fans and chillers for
modern buildings. HAV-SP also has functions like PID control, simple PLC, multi-speed control
and other functions to meet different process requirements.
Before using this drive, the users and relevant technicians shall read this manual carefully to
ensure that the drive can be properly installed and operated, so that the drive can perform its best
performance.
If there is any change to this user manual, please refer to the new version without notice.
High-performance Drive
User Manual
Version: V1.4
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This product implements standards:
The design and production of this product refer to the latest national standards (GB or GB/T),
International Electrotechnical Commission Standards (IEC) and International System of Units (SI).
The technical parameters of the relevant parts can meet the requirements of national standards (GB
or GB/T) and International Electrotechnical Commission Standards (IEC). Main standards:
GB/T 12668.2-2002 Adjustable Speed Electrical Power Drive Systems - Part 2: General
Requirements - Rating Specifications for Low Voltage Adjustable Frequency AC Power Drive
Systems
GB 12668.3-2012 Adjustable Speed Electrical Power Drive Systems - Part 3: EMC
Requirements and Specific Test Methods
GB 12668.501-2013 Adjustable Speed Electrical Power Drive Systems - Part 5: Safety
Requirements - Electrical, Thermal and Energy
GB/T 2423.1-2008 Environmental Testing for Electric and Electronic Products - Part 1: Test
Methods Tests A: Cold
GB/T 2423.2-2008 Environmental Testing for Electric and Electronic Products - Part 2: Test
Methods Tests B: Dry Heat
GB/T 2423.3-2006 Environmental Testing - Part 2: Testing Method - Test Ca: Damp Test,
Steady State
GB/T 2423.4-2008 Environmental Testing for Electric and Electronic Products - Part 2: Test
method - Test Db: Damp heat, cyclic (12h+12h Cycle)
GB/T 2423.9-2006 Environmental Testing for Electric and Electronic Products - Part 9: Test
Methods Tests Cb: Constant damp heat for equipment
GB/T 2423.7-1995 Environmental Testing for Electric and Electronic Products - Part 7: Test
Methods Tests Ed: Free Fall
GB/T 2423.22-2012 Environmental Testing for Electric and Electronic Products - Part 2: Test
method - Test N: Change of Temperature
GB/T4798.1-2005 Environmental Conditions Existing in the Application of Electric and
Electronic Products - Storage
GB/T4798.2-2008 Environmental Conditions Existing in the Application of Electric and
Electronic Products - Transport
GB/T4798.3-2007 Environmental Conditions Existing in the Application of Electric and
Electronic Products - Work
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Danger
The drive must be reliably grounded. If the drive is not reliably grounded, there may be
a potential danger of personal injury in the device.
Readers
This user manual is suitable for the following readers.
Drive installers, engineering technicians (electrical engineers, electrical operators, etc.),
designers, etc. Please ensure that this user manual reaches the end users.
Notational conventions in this manual
Caution: Moderate or minor injuries may occur due to failure to operate as required.
Danger: Deaths or serious injuries may occur due to failure to operate as required.
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Table of Contents
Chapter I Product Specification and Ordering Instructions ............6
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5.6 Digital input ..................................................... 114
5.7 Digital output .................................................... 119
5.8 Simple PLC ..................................................... 123
5.9 Multistage speed operation ......................................... 127
5.10 PID control .....................................................131
5.11 Multi-pump control ...........................................136
5.12 Troubleshooting .................................................144
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Chapter I Product Specification and Ordering Instructions
The input voltage range of this drive is 380V-440VAC and 220V-240V. The adaptive motor
power range is 2.2 kW ~ 160 kW. The models of this series drives are shown in Table 1-1.
Rated output
Rated capacity Adaptable motor
Drive model current
(kVA) (kW)
(A)
HAV-SP-4T0075P 11 17 7.5
HAV-SP-4T0110P 17 25 11
HAV-SP-4T0150P 21 32 15
HAV-SP-4T0185P 24 37 18.5
HAV-SP-4T0220P 30 45 22
HAV-SP-4T0300P 40 60 30
HAV-SP-4T0370P 50 75 37
HAV-SP-4T0450P 60 90 45
HAV-SP-4T0550P 72 110 55
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Rated output
Rated capacity Adaptable motor
Drive model current
(kVA) (kW)
(A)
HAV-SP-2T0110P 17 39 11
HAV-SP-2T0150P 21 52.5 15
HAV-SP-2T0220P 30 73.6 22
HAV-SP-2T0300P 40 98.7 30
HAV-SP-2T0370P 50 121 37
HAV-SP-2T0450P 60 147 45
Note: If you need models of other power ranges, please consult the manufacturer before
ordering!
W1
W
D1
D
D
D2
D1
D2
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Table 1-2 Drive Appearance and Installation Series Dimensions (Unit: mm)
Mounting hole
Reference
Drive Model W W1 H H1 D D1 D2 diameter
picture
(Φ)
HAV-SP-4T0022P
HAV-SP-4T0030P
HAV-SP-4T0040P
HAV-SP-4T0055P
120 109 215 204 163 133 85 5.5 (a)
HAV-SP-4T0075P
HAV-SP-2T0022P
HAV-SP-2T0030P
HAV-SP-2T0040P
HAV-SP-4T0110P
HAV-SP-4T0150P
150 138 259 248 181 150 104 5.5 (a)
HAV-SP-2T0055P
HAV-SP-2T0075P
HAV-SP-4T0185P
HAV-SP-4T0220P 205 188 322 305 215 176 130 6.5 (a)
HAV-SP-2T0110P
HAV-SP-4T0300P
HAV-SP-4T0370P
235 218 370 350 235 200 146 7 (a)
HAV-SP-2T0150P
HAV-SP-2T0185P
HAV-SP-4T0450P
HAV-SP-4T0550P
305 200 490 470 275 270 211 10 (b)
HAV-SP-2T0220P
HAV-SP-2T0300P
HAV-SP-4T0750P
HAV-SP-4T0900P
HAV-SP-4T1100P 320 197 560 543 307 302 240 10 (b)
HAV-SP-2T0370P
HAV-SP-2T0450P
HAV-SP-4T1320P
355 240 678 659 319 314 261 11 (b)
HAV-SP-4T1600P
Note: 1. The base of HAV-SP-4T0450P~HAV-SP-4T1600P and HAV-SP-2T0220P~HAV-SP-2T0450P
are optional.
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H-300mm
D
Note: The dimensions of the base in W and D directions are consistent with the corresponding
model, as shown in Table 1-2, and the H dimension is fixed at 300mm.
Table 1-3 Base Matching Table
Base jacking model Adaptable models
HAV-SP-4T0450P~HAV-SP-4T0550P
HAV-XS-4T0370DZ
HAV-SP-2T0220P~HAV-SP-2T0300P
HAV-SP-4T0750P~HAV-SP-4T1100P
HAV-XS-4T0750DZ
HAV-SP-2T0370P~HAV-SP-2T0450P
HAV-XS-4T1100DZ HAV-SP-4T1320P~HAV-SP-4T1600P
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Figure 1-2 Keypad HAV-SP-LCD Size
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Opening siz
e71.5mm±0
.3mm
Opening size1
11.0mm±0.3mm
When the remote keypad is installed on an iron plate, the installation process is shown in the figure.
Press down the keypad in the direction of the arrow until a "click” sound is heard.
Iron plate
Keypad tray Openin
g size
81±0.
3mm
Opening size 130±0.3mm
When the remote keypad is installed on an optional keypad tray, the installation process is
shown in the figure. Place the keypad into the tray in the direction of the arrow, and press down the
entire keypad in the direction of the arrow, until a "click” sound is heard.
1.5.1 Dust-proof sticker for optional parts (schematic diagram of outlet position of outgoing
keypad line)
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Remote control of
local keypad Remote control of
local keypad
Fan
Housing
Shell
Dustproof
cover plate
(optional)
Control
terminal
Wire slot
plate
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Note:
1. The power derating of the braking resistor shall not exceed 30%, otherwise there is a risk of
fire.
2. For braking standard products of 37kW and below, the built-in braking unit can be used; for
braking those of 45kW and above, an external braking unit needs to be added.
3. The wiring length of the braking resistor shall be less than 5m. During the energy
consumption braking process, the braking resistor will cause temperature rise due to energy
consumption. During installation, pay attention to safety protection and sound ventilation.
The braking resistor resistance and the power are selected according to the actual situation.
The greater the system inertia, the shorter the deceleration time required, the more frequent the
braking, the greater the power required by the braking resistor and the smaller the resistance
required. Table 1-6 is recommended based on general applications.
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Braking resistor Braking resistor
Suitable motor
Specification recommendation recommendation
power (kW)
Resistance (Ω) Power (W)
HAV-SP-4T0220P 22 ≥45 2200
HAV-SP-4T0300P 30 ≥24 3000
HAV-SP-4T0370P 37 ≥24 3000
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HAV-SP-4T0022P~H
Prevent dust from entering AV-SP-4T0370P
Dust cover HAV-SP-FCB
the drive HAV-SP-2T0022P~H
AV-SP-2T0185P
HAV-SP-4T0022P~H
Simple IO AV-SP-4T1600P
HAV-XS-IO-3DI-R Expand 3 DI, 1 relay
expansion card HAV-SP-2T0022P~H
AV-SP-2T0450P
HAV-SP-4T0022P~H
AV-SP-4T1600P
IO expansion card HAVSPIO3DI3R Expand 3 DI, 3 relay
HAV-SP-2T0022P~H
AV-SP-2T0450P
*:For detailed model
For embedded installation
Mounting bracket HAV-XS-4T* of drive and power matching,
please refer to Table
2-2
*:For detailed model
Used for cabinet and power matching,
Mounting base HAV-XS-4T*
installation please refer to Table
1-4
Use when an external
Dustproof sticker HAV-SP-FCT All series
keypad is installed
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Fan exhaust B
Deflector
A A
Drive
Figure 2-1 Installation Diagram Figure 2-2 Installation Diagram of Multiple Drives
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Inst
Control cabinet
mounting plate
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Insta
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Hoisting hole
Embedded installation
support
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Control cabinet
mounting plate
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2.2.1 Removal and installation of drive cover plate with plastic case
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and press down the cover plate in direction 1 until a “click” sound is heard.
Figure 2-10 Removal of Cover Plate Figure 2-11 Installation of Cover Plate
Figure 2-12 Removal of Cover Plate Figure 2-13 Installation of Cover Plate
2.2.3 Removal and installation of keypad
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Press groove 1 on both sides of the keypad with your fingers as shown in Figure 2-14, and then
take out the keypad body in direction 2.
Insert the network cable into the network port in the control box as shown in Figure 2-15, and
insert the other end onto the keypad, and then press down the keypad in the arrow direction until
a “click” sound is heard. Never install the keypad from other directions, otherwise it may cause
poor contact of the keypad.
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(1)The main circuit input and output terminals are shown in Table 2-3.
Terminal
Applicable models Main circuit terminals Function description
name
HAV-SP-4T0022P Three-phase AC 380V input
R, S, T
HAV-SP-4T0030P terminal
Three-phase AC output
HAV-SP-4T0040P U, V, W
terminal
HAV-SP-4T0055P Braking resistor wiring
(+), BR
HAV-SP-4T0075P terminal
HAV-SP-4T0110P Motor ground terminal
HAV-SP-4T0150P
( - ) ( +) BR
R S T U V W
DC positive and negative
HAV-SP-4T0185P (+), (-)
bus output terminals, and
HAV-SP-4T0220P PE
external brake unit terminals
HAV-SP-2T0022P
HAV-SP-2T0030P
HAV-SP-2T0040P PE Protective ground terminal
HAV-SP-2T0055P
HAV-SP-2T0075P
HAV-SP-2T0110P
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Terminal
Applicable models Main circuit terminals Function description
name
Three-phase AC output
U, V, W
terminal
Reserved terminal of
P, (+)
HAV-SP-4T0750P external DC reactor
HAV-SP-2T0370P PE
R U V W
DC positive and negative
S T P (+)( - ) MOTOR
POWER (+), (-) bus output terminals, and
external brake unit terminals
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(2) The selection of main circuit cable diameters, inlet protection circuit breaker QF or fuse in
Table 2-4 is as follows:
Recommended
Circuit breaker Recommend input and output Control
Model ed contactor wire
(A) power wires (mm2)
(A) (mm2)
HAV-SP-4T0055P 25 25 4 1.0
HAV-SP-4T0075P 40 32 4 1.0
HAV-SP-4T0110P 63 38 6 1.0
HAV-SP-4T0150P 63 40 6 1.0
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Termi
Category nal Name Terminal function description Specification
Label
Multifunctional
DI8
input terminal 8
10V +10V power Provides +10V power supply for Maximum output
GND supply
+10V power external ground of analog signal and
Reference current:
COM and50mA
GND are
supply
+24Vcommon
power +10V
Digitalpower
signalsupply
input and output common internally isolated from
COM
Power supply supplyport
common port each other
+24V +24V power
port Digital signal power supply Maximum output
supply
PLC Multifunctional Common port of DI1-DI5 current: 200mAto 24V
Shot-circuited
CME input common
Digital output Multifunctional output terminal when leaving the
Short-circuited to factory
COM
port port common port
common when leaving the factory
2.4.3 Wiring of analog input and output terminals
AI1 and AI2 terminals receive analog signal input and select input voltage (0~10V) or input
current (0~20mA) through jumpers J1 and J2. Terminal wiring mode is shown in Figure 2-18(a):
The analog outputs AO1 and AO2 can output both voltage and current, which can be selected
by jumpers J3 and J4. AO1 and AO2 are default to 0~10v voltage output, and the corresponding
output physical quantities are set by parameters F5.25 and F5.26.
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Chapter III Operation Instructions of Drive
ENTER
When pressed down, it is the ENT key, you
can enter the drop-down menu or confirm
Rotary data.
encoder When the input frequency channel is set to
keypad, the rotary encoder can modify the
set frequency of the drive.
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Shortcut AI1
parameter 5
The above is the shortcut display in the general mode, which will vary with different industry
characteristics in other industry selections.
3.2.2 Settings of function code parameters
The function parameter system of this drive includes function code F0~FF group, monitoring
parameter U0 group, and fault record parameter U1 group. Each function group includes several
function codes. The function code is identified by (function code group number + function code
number). For example, “F5.08” indicates the 8th function code of the 5th function group.
Function code setting example:
Example 1: Change the forward jog frequency setting from 5Hz to 10Hz (F2.20 changed from
5.00Hz to 10.00Hz)
1) Press the PRG key to enter the programming state, the digital tube displays function
parameter “-F0-”, and press the ▲ key to make the LED digital tube display “-F2-”.
2) Press ENT, you can see the digital tube displays function parameter “F2.00”.
3) Press the ▲ key to make the digital tube display function parameter “F2.20”.
4) Press the ENT key, you will see the data (5.00) corresponding to F2.20, meanwhile, the
LED (Hz) corresponding to its unit frequency lights up.
5) Press the key, if flashes, shift to the highest bit “5”, and press the ▲ key five times, to
change to 10.00.
6) Press the ENT key, if the parameter does not flash, it indicates the modification is
successful.
7) Press the PRG key, to exit the programming state.
Note: In P.off state, it is forbidden to modify the function code parameter.
3.2.3 Jog function operation
Use the keypad to perform the jog operation of the drive:
1) Press the PRG key three times to enter the jog operation state, and the digital tube displays
function parameter “JOG-”.
2) Press and hold the Up key to forward and jog.
3) Press and hold the Down key to reverse and jog.
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Chapter IV Function Parameter Table
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Chapter IV Function Parameter Table
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Chapter IV Function Parameter Table
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Chapter IV Function Parameter Table
Accelerati
F1.11 ○
on time 1
1. The acceleration time refers to the time
required for the drive to accelerate from
zero frequency to the rated frequency of
the motor, as shown in t1 in the figure.
2. The deceleration time refers to the time
required for the drive to decelerate from
the rated frequency to zero frequency of
the motor, as shown in t2 in the following
figure.
3. There are four groups of acceleration
and deceleration time parameters for this
series of drives. Other acceleration and
deceleration time (2, 3, 4) are defined in Model
0.01 determina
parameters F2.14~F2.19. The factory
tion
default acceleration/deceleration time is
acceleration/deceleration time 1. To select
other acceleration and deceleration time
groups, you must select them by terminal
(see group F6 parameters). The
Decelerati acceleration and deceleration times during
F1.12 ○
on time 1 the motor parameter self-tuning operation
are set in F3.13 separately. The
acceleration and deceleration times during
jog operation are set in F2.22 and F2.23
separately.
4. The acceleration time is only valid for
normal acceleration process, excluding
start DC braking time and start frequency
hold time. The deceleration time is only
valid for normal deceleration process,
excluding stop DC braking time.
Note: The default unit is s. For the
selection of acceleration/deceleration
time unit, see FC.07.
Set range: 0~1000ms (0 indicates on
Accelerati
on/deceler filter)
F1.13 ation Acceleration/deceleration filter time 1ms 0ms ○
filtering constant. The longer the filter time is, the
time longer the actual acceleration/deceleration
time that set.
F1.14 Reserved - - - *
F1.15 Reserved - - - *
F1.16 Reserved - - - *
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V/F
F1.20 frequency 0.01Hz 25.00Hz ×
value F2
V/F
F1.21 voltage 0.1% 50.0% ×
value V2
1.
When the F1.17V/F curve is set to 1, the
V/F user can customize the V/F curve through
F1.22 frequency 0.01Hz 37.50Hz ×
F1.18~F1.23, as shown in the figure. The
value F3
V/F curve is defined by adding (V1, F1),
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0: disable
Automatic 1: enable
carrier When the automatic adjustment of the
F1.27 1 0 ○
frequency carrier frequency is enabled, the drive will
adjustment automatically adjust the carrier frequency
according to the temperature.
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Start
F2.01 0.01Hz 0.50Hz ○
frequency
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Start DC
F2.04 braking The process of brake first and then restart 0.1s 0.0s ○
time from the start frequency, as shown in the
figure: When the drive is put into
operation, first perform the DC braking
before starting according to the DC
braking current and the DC braking time
set by F2.03 and F2.04; then start from
this frequency and operate the set time
according to the regulations of F2.01 and
F2.02; then enter the normal acceleration
phase according to parameters such as the
set acceleration and deceleration times,
the acceleration and deceleration time
methods, etc. and accelerate to the set
frequency.
0: Linear acceleration/deceleration: The
output frequency increases or decreases
linearly
Accelerati
on/deceler
F2.05 1 0 ×
ation mode
selection
1: Reserved
This function realizes whether the drive
automatically starts running when the
drive is powered on, the fault is cleared,
Start
or the command channel is switched to
protection
the terminal two-wire mode.
selection
0: If the run command is valid, the drive
F2.06 (only valid 1 0 ×
does start, and the drive is in the running
for
protection state. The drive will not run
two-wire
until the run command terminal is
control)
canceled and then the terminal is enabled.
1: If the run command is valid, the drive
speed tracking starts.
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DC
braking
F2.11 0.1% 100.0% ○
current at
stop
1. DC braking start frequency at stop:
Means that the drive starts DC braking
when reaching this frequency during the
deceleration stop.
2. DC braking wait time at stop: During
DC decelerating and stopping, the time
braking interval from the moment when the
F2.12 0.1s 0.0s ○
time at operation frequency reaches the start
stop frequency of braking to the moment when
the DC braking is applied.
3. DC braking current at stop: Refers to
the DC braking amount that added. The
larger the current, the stronger the DC
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Accelerati
F2.14 ○
on time 2
Decelerati
F2.15 ○
on time 2 Set range: 0.01~600.00
Accelerati For specific definition, see F1.11 and
F2.16 Model ○
on time 3 F1.12.
0.01 determina
Decelerati Note: The default unit is s. For the
F2.17 tion ○
on time 3 selection of acceleration/deceleration
Accelerati time unit, see FC.07.
F2.18 ○
on time 4
Decelerati
F2.19 ○
on time 4
Set range: 0.10~F1.09
Jog run
F2.20 0.01Hz 5.00Hz ○
frequency Define the frequency during jog
operation.
Jog
F2.21 interval Set range: 0.0~100.0s 0.1s 0.0s ○
time
Set range: 0.01~600.00s
Jog 1. The acceleration time refers to the time
F2.22 acceleratio required for the drive to accelerate from ○
n time zero frequency to the jog run frequency
F2.20 of the motor. 0.01s 6.00s
Jog 2. The jog deceleration time refers to the
F2.23 deceleratio time required for the drive to decelerate ○
n time from the jog run frequency F2.20 to zero
frequency of the motor.
Jump
F2.24 frequency 0.01Hz 0.00Hz ×
1 F2.24 set range: 0.00~650.00Hz
F2.25 set range: 0.00~30.00Hz
Hop F2.26 set range: 0.00~650.00Hz
F2.25 frequency F2.27 set range: 0.00~30.00Hz 0.01Hz 0.00Hz ×
1 range F2.28 set range: 0.00~650.00Hz
F2.29 set range: 0.00~30.00Hz
Hop
F2.26 frequency 0.01Hz 0.00Hz ×
2
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Hop
F2.27 frequency 0.01Hz 0.00Hz ×
2 range
Hop
F2.28 frequency 0.01Hz 0.00Hz ×
3
Terminal 0: Enable
F2.31
Jog 1: Disable
Zero
F2.32 frequency Setting range: 0.00~650.00Hz
thresholds
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Note:
1. When the factory value is restored,
this function code will be restored to
the default parameters the same as the
drive power.
2. When this function code is reset,
F3.01~F3.10 motor parameters can be
initialized.
F3.01 set range: 0.4~999.9kW Model
Rated
F3.01 F3.02 set range: 0.1~6553.5A 0.1kW determina ×
power
F3.03 set range: 1~65535rpm tion
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0: No action
1: Action (motor rotation): Perform
comprehensive self-tuning of motor
parameters. It is recommended to use
rotary self-tuning for occasions with high
control accuracy requirements.
Note: Before starting the self-tuning,
make sure that the motor is stopped
and remove the load form motor shaft,
otherwise the self-tuning cannot be
performed normally.
Parameter self-tuning steps:
Parameter 1. According to the characteristics of the
F3.12 1 0 ×
self-tuning motor, set the function codes “F3.01 rated
power” and “F3.02 rated current”, “F3.03
rated speed”, “F3.04 rated frequency”,
“F3.05 rated voltage”, and “F3.11 motor
poles” correctly.
2. Set F3.12 to 1, press the ENT key, and
then press the RUN key to start parameter
self-tuning. In this case, the keypad
displays “STU--”.
3. When the keypad no longer displays
“STU--”, it indicates that the parameter
self-tuning is completed, and the set value
of F3.12 will be set to 0 automatically.
Self-tunin
g
0.01~600.00s Model
acceleratio
F3.13 Set acceleration/deceleration time during 0.01s determina ○
n and
self-tuning no-load test. tion
deceleratio
n speeds
Self-tunin 1~100% motor rated current
F3.14 1% 25% ×
g current Set the current during self-tuning DC test.
F5 group: Analog terminal parameters
AI1 F5.00 set range: 0.00~F5.02
F5.00 minimum F5.01 set range: -100.0%~100.0% 0.01V 0.00V ○
value F5.02 set range: F5.00~10.00V
Set value F5.03 set range: -100.0%~100.0%
correspond F5.04 set range: 0.00~10.00V
F5.01 ing to AI1 F5.05 set range: 0~1000ms 0.1% 0.0% ○
minimum F5.06 set range: 0.00~F5.08
value F5.07 set range: -100.0%~100.0%
AI1 F5.08 set range: F5.06~10.00V
F5.02 maximum F5.09 set range: -100.0%~100.0% 0.01V 10.00V ○
value F5.10 set range: 0.00~10.00V
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0.01~99.99Hz/s
UP/DN This function code defines the change rate 0.01Hz/s 1.00Hz/s
F6.10 ○
rate of the set frequency modified by the
UP/DN terminal.
Open 0: No output
collector 1: Drive running signal (RUN)
output 2: Frequency arrival signal (FAR)
terminal 3: Frequency level detection signal
DO1 (FDT1)
F6.11 1 0 ×
4: Frequency level detection signal
(FDT2)
5: Overload detection signal(OL)
6: Undervoltage lockout stopping (LU)
7: External fault stop (EXT)
8: Frequency upper limit (FHL)
9: Frequency lower limit (FLL)
10: Drive running at zero frequency
11: PLC phase running completion
12: PLC cycle completion
13: Set count value arrival
14: Specified count value arrival
Open 15: Set length arrival
collector 16: Drive ready to run (RDY)
output 17: Drive fault
F6.12 terminal 18: Reserved 1 1 ×
DO (HDO 19: Set cumulative running time arrival
terminal) 20: Forward running
21: Reverse running
22: Reserved
23: Water supply sleep running indication
24: Water pipe overpressure indication
25: Water pipe under-pressure indication
26: Water pipe shortage indication
27: Water tank shortage indication
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0.00~650.00Hz
This parameter is a supplementary
definition for No. 2 function in the
terminal output function. As shown in the
figure, when the output frequency of the
drive is within the positive and negative
detection widths of the set frequency, a
pulse signal is output.
Frequency
arrival
F6.18 (FAR) 0.01Hz 2.50Hz ○
detection
width
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00000~11111
LED single digit: DI1 polarity
LED tenth digit: DI2 polarity
LED hundredth digit: DI3 polarity
LED thousandth digit: DI4 polarity
DI polarity LED 10 thousandth digit: DI5 polarity
F6.24 11111 11111 ○
switch 1 This function code is used to set the
polarity of the digital input. When the bit
is set to 1, the input polarity is positive
(connected to the common terminal is
valid and disconnected is invalid). When
the bit is set to 0, the input polarity is
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Deviation
F8.15 0.1% 0.0% ○
limit
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PID initial
F8.18 value hold 0.01s 0.00s ×
time
Closed-loo
0: Closed-loop output is negative, run at
p output
F8.19 zero-frequency 1 0 ○
polarity
1: Closed-loop output is negative, reverse
selection
Set range: 0.00~upper limit frequency
PID
When the PID output frequency is
reverse
F8.20 negative (i.e. the drive reverses), 0.01Hz 2.00Hz ×
cutoff
determine the upper limit of the reverse
frequency
frequency.
PID
feedback F8.21 set range: 0.0~100.0%
F8.21 loss F8.22 set range: 0.0~200.0s (0.0s 0.1% 10.0% ○
detection indicates no detection)
value When the feedback value is less than the
PID feedback loss detection value and the
feedback feedback loss detection time has passed,
F8.22 loss the drive reports a closed-loop feedback 0.1s 0.0s ○
detection loss fault (E020).
time
Maximum Set range: 0.0~200.0bar
F8.23 sensor The maximum range of the sensor 0.1bar 10.0bar ○
range corresponds to the maximum value of the
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Simple
PLC run
F9.00 1111 0004 ×
mode
selection
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Overload
pre-alarm
FA.15 Setting range: 20.0~200.0% 0.1% 130.0% ×
detection
level
Overload
pre-alarm
FA.16 Setting range: 0.0~60.0s 0.1s 5.0s ×
detection
time
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Slip
compensat
FC.05 0.1ms 10.0ms ○
ion filter
time
2. Electric status: When the actual speed
is lower than the input speed, gradually
increase the compensation gain (FC.04).
3. Generation status: When the actual
speed is higher than the input speed,
gradually increase the compensation gain
(FC.04).
4. The filter time constant of slip
compensation. The shorter the filter time,
the faster the response, but too short will
easily cause oscillation and speed
instability.
0: Run in automatic mode
Note: The fan is turned off at least 3
Cooling
FC.06 minutes after stop and when the 1 0 ×
fan control
temperature is lower than 40 degrees.
1: The fan keeps rotating during power-on
Accelerati
on/deceler 0: Second
FC.07 1 0 ×
ation time 1: Minute
unit
Set range: 0.00~10.00Hz
1. The droop control is suitable for the
occasions where multiple drives drive the
same load. By setting this function,
multiple drives can reach a uniform
distribution of power when driving the
Droop same load. Transmission gears are shown
FC.08 control in the following figure (5 drives drive the 0.01Hz 0.00Hz ○
frequency conveyors of 5 motors)
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Pump
FE.08 cleaning 0.1s 6.0s ×
time
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Parameter Parameter
Parameter detailed description
Code name
Output
U0.00 Displays the output frequency of the current drive
frequency
Set
U0.01 Displays the set frequency of the current drive
frequency
Output
U0.02 Displays the output current of the current drive
current
U0.03 Bus voltage Displays the bus voltage of the current drive
Displays the running speed of the current drive
Running
U0.04 Note: Speed = 120*frequency*speed display factor (FC.18)/number
speed
of motor poles (F3.11)
Linear
Displays the linear running speed of the current drive
U0.05 running
Note: Linear speed = speed*linear speed display factor (FC.19)
speed
Output
U0.06 Displays the output power of the current drive
power
Output
U0.07 Displays the output torque of the current drive
torque
Output
U0.08 Displays the output voltage of the current drive
voltage
Displays the actual input voltage/current of AI1 of the current drive
U0.09 AI1 (when the input is of current type, 1mA current corresponds to 0.5V
voltage display)
Displays the actual input voltage of AI2 of the current drive (when the
U0.10 AI2 input is of current type, 1mA current corresponds to 0.5V voltage
display)
U0.11 PID setting Displays the PID set value of the current drive
PID
U0.12 Displays the PID feedback value of the current drive
feedback
Counter
U0.13 Displays the counter value of the current drive
value
Closed-loop Displays the closed-loop pressure value of the current drive
U0.14 pressure Note: Closed-loop pressure = PID feedback value*pressure sensor
display range (F8.23)
Actual Displays the actual length accumulated by the fixed length control
U0.15
length function of the current drive
High-freque
Displays the accumulated pulse count value of the DI5 high-speed input
U0.16 ncy pulse
signal of the current drive (not saved after power failure)
count value
Pulse
Displays the pulse frequency of the DI5 high-speed input signal of the
U0.17 frequency
current drive
display
Drive rated
U0.18 Displays the rated power of the drive
power
Drive rated
U0.19 Displays the rated voltage of the drive
voltage
Drive rated
U0.20 Displays the rated current of the drive
current
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Parameter Parameter
Parameter detailed description
Code name
Set range:00000~11111
LED unit digit:Pump A status display
LED ten digit:Pump B status display
Pump LED hundred digit:Pump C status display
U0.21 LED thousand digit:reserved
status
LEDten-thousand digit:reserved
description
0:Non automatic control mode
1:automatic control mode
IGBT
U0.22 Displays the IGBT temperature of the current drive
temperature
Displays current input terminal function status (defined by bit, 0 indicates
that the current terminal input function is invalid, and 1 indicates that the
current terminal input function is valid):
DI terminal LED single digit: DI1 input status
U0.23
status 1 LED tens digit: DI2 input status
LED hundreds digit: DI3 input status
LED thousands digit: DI4 input status
LED ten thousands digit: DI5 input status
Displays the digital input terminal status
(defined by bit, 0 means the terminal status is invalid, 1 means the current
terminal input function is valid)
DI terminal LED unit digit: DI6 input status (expansion card)
U0.24
status 2 LED tenth digits: DI7 input status (expansion card)
LED hundredth digit: DI8 input status (expansion card)
LED thousandth digit: reserved
LED ten thousandth digit: reserved
Displays current output terminal function status (defined by bit, 0
indicates that the current terminal output function is invalid, and 1
indicates that the current terminal output function is valid):
DO
LED single digit: DO1 output status
U0.25 terminal
LED tens digit: DO2 output status
status
LED hundreds digit: Relay output status
LED thousands digit: Reserved
LED 10 thousands digit: Reserved
Output
frequency
U0.26 (after Displays the current output frequency of the drive (after compensation)
compensati
on)
Running
time
U0.27 Displays the accumulated running time of the current drive
accumulatio
n
Software
U0.28 version Displays the software version number of the current drive
number
Energy
U0.29 consumptio Displays the current accumulative power consumption of the drive
n
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Parameter Parameter
Parameter detailed description
Code name
Displays the current drives flow Q = Qn * f / fn
Current
U0.30 (Q: current flow; Qn rated flow; f: current operating frequency; fn: rated
flow
frequency)
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E011 Phase loss alarm at input side E026 Buffer circuit abnormal alarm
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5.1.1 Logic block diagram of start when the drive gives a run command normally
The HAV-SP series drive’s run command input has three channels namely keypad, terminal
and communication, and can be switched freely by input terminal and function code settings.
5.1. 2 Logic block diagram of start after the automatic fault reset of the drive
The automatic reset function can automatically reset the running faults according to the set
times and intervals. When the number of automatic resets is set to 0, it indicates that automatic reset
is prohibited and fault protection is performed immediately. Within 2 minutes after the drive
operates, if there is no fault, it will automatically clear the number of resets, and accumulate the
number of resets from the beginning.
The drive module protection (E010) and external equipment failure (E015) have no automatic
reset function. After the automatic reset is completed, it will automatically start and run at the speed
tracking.
For safety's sake, use this function with caution, otherwise, it may cause personal injuries
and property losses.
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5.1.3 Terminal two-wire start protection and start logic block diagram
The terminal two-wire start protection start can realize that the drive automatically starts when
the drive is powered on, the fault is cleared, or the command channel is switched to the terminal
two-wire mode, if the terminal run command is valid.
For safety's sake, use this function with caution, otherwise, it may cause personal injuries
and property losses.
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Forward/rev
F6.09 erse running 1 0 ×
mode setting 2: Three-wire control mode 1: This mode
uses the defined Sin as the enable terminal,
the run command is generated by FWD or
REV, and both control the operation
direction. When the drive operates, the
terminal Sin must be closed. The terminal
FWD or REV generates a rising edge signal
to control the operation and direction of the
drive. When the drive stops, the terminal
Sin must be disconnected to complete the
stop.
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Number of
FA.08 automatic 1 0 ×
FA.08 set range: 0~100 (0 indicates no
resets
automatic reset function)
Automatic
FA.09 set range: 0.1~1000.0s
FA.09 reset interval 0.1s 5.0s ×
time
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HDI
terminal 0: Switch input
F6.19 input mode 1: High-frequency pulse input (see F5.19~ 1 0 ×
selection F5.23)
(DI5)
00000~11111
LED single digit: DI1 positive/negative
logic definition
LED tens digit: DI2 positive/negative logic
DI input definition
F6.24 switch LED hundreds digit: DI3 positive/negative 11111 11111 ○
polarity 1 logic definition
LED thousands digit: DI4 positive/negative
logic definition
LED 10 thousands digit: DI5
positive/negative logic definition
DI filter
F6.28 0~1000ms 1ms 5ms ○
time
VDI1
terminal
Fd.00 1 0 ×
function
selection Same as F6.00~F6.08 function code
VDI2 setting.
terminal
Fd.01 1 0 ×
function
selection
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Relay
output
F6.13 function 1 17 ×
(TA/TB/T
C)
DO output
F6.26 switch 00000~11111 11111 11111 ○
polarity 1
DO1 output
F6.29 0.1s 0.0s ○
on delay
DO1 output
F6.30 0.1s 0.0s ○
off delay
DO2 output
F6.31 0.1s 0.0s ○
on delay Set range: 0.0~600.0s
DO2 output This function code defines the delay from
F6.32 0.1s 0.0s ○
off delay the status change of the switch output
Relay terminal and the relay to the output change.
F6.33 output on 0.1s 0.0s ○
delay
Relay
F6.34 output off 0.1s 0.0s ○
delay
VDO1
terminal
Fd.10 1 0 ×
function
selection
VDO2
Same as F6.11~F6.13 function code
terminal
Fd.11 setting. 1 0 ×
function
selection
VDO3
Fd.12 terminal 1 0 ×
function
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negative feedback system, so that the controlled quantity is stable on the target quantity. Suitable
for process control such as flow control, pressure control and temperature control.
The basic block diagram of PID control for water supply application is as follows (used when
F0.04 industry code is the special drive for water supply):
The brief of PID control working principle and the introduction of adjustment method:
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Proportional adjustment (Kp): When there is a deviation between the feedback and the input,
the output and the deviation are adjusted in proportion. If the deviation is constant, the adjustment
amount is also constant. Proportional adjustment can quickly respond to changes in feedback, but
just proportional adjustment cannot achieve non-differential control. The larger the proportional
gain, the faster the adjustment speed of the system, but if it is too large, oscillation will occur. The
adjustment method is to first set the integration time to be very long and the differential time to
zero. Use only proportional adjustment to make the system run, change the input quantity, and
observe the stable deviation (static difference) between the feedback signal and the input quantity.
If the static difference is in the direction of target value changes (for example, increasing the input
quantity, the feedback quantity is always less than the target value after the system is stable),
continue to increase the proportional gain, otherwise decrease the proportional gain, and repeat the
above process until the static difference is relatively small.
Integration time (Ti): When there is a deviation between the feedback and the input value, the
output adjustment accumulates continuously. If the deviation persists, the adjustment increases
constantly, until there is no deviation. The integral regulator can effectively eliminate static
difference. If the integral regulator is too strong, there will be repeated overshoot, making the
system unstable until oscillation occurs. The characteristics of the oscillation caused by excessive
integration are as follows: The feedback signal swings up and down at an input quantity, and the
swing gradually increases until it oscillates. The adjustment of the integration time parameter is
generally from large to small, gradually adjust the integration time, and observe the effect of the
system adjustment until the stable speed of the system reaches the requirements.
Differential time (Td): When the deviation between feedback and input changes, an
adjustment proportional to the deviation change rate is output. The adjustment is only related to the
direction and magnitude of the deviation change, and has nothing to do with the direction and
magnitude of the deviation itself. The function of differential adjustment is to adjust according to
the changing trend when the feedback signal changes, thus to suppress the change of the feedback
signal. Please use the differential regulator with caution, because the differential regulation is easy
to amplify the interference of the system, especially the interference with a higher change
frequency.
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Deviation
F8.15 0.1% 0.0% ○
limit
Closed-loo
p 0: Positive action.
F8.16 1 0 ○
regulation 1: Negative action.
features
F8.17 set range: 0.0~100.0%
F8.18 set range: 0.00~600.00s
.
PID initial
F8.17 0.1% 0.0% ×
value
PID initial
F8.18 value hold 0.01s 0.00s ×
time
Closed-loo
0: Closed-loop output is negative, run at
p output
F8.19 zero-frequency 1 0 ○
polarity
1: Closed-loop output is negative, reverse
selection
PID reverse
Set range: 0.00~upper limit frequency
F8.20 cutoff 0.01Hz 2.00Hz ×
frequency
PID
feedback
F8.21 loss F8.21 set range: 0.0~100.0% 0.1% 10.0% ○
detection F8.22 set range: 0.0~200.0s (0.0s indicates
value no detection)
PID
F8.22 0.1s 0.0s ○
feedback
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Multi-function terminal DI
39 Pump A maintenance
signal
40 Pump B maintenance
signal
41 Pump C maintenance
signal
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The sequence diagram of add/subtract pump signal control in automatic control mode is shown
below:
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5.12 Troubleshooting
The HAV-SP series drive provides rich fault handling information. When the drive fails, the
keypad will display the fault code and stop output. The fault record parameter group U1 can record
the last 10 fault information. After the fault occurs, the processing steps are as follows:
1. When the drive fails, check whether the keypad display is abnormal? If yes, seek for
service;
2. If there is no abnormality, please check the group U1 function code, confirm the
corresponding fault record parameters, and determine the actual status at occurrence of the current
fault through all parameters;
3. Check the fault alarm content and countermeasure table, and check whether there is a
corresponding abnormal status according to the specific countermeasures?
4. Do troubleshooting or ask relevant personnel for help;
5. After confirming the troubleshooting, reset the fault and start running.
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Protocol function:
The main function of Modbus is to read and write parameters. Different function codes
determine different operation requests. The drive Modbus protocol supports the following function
code operations:
Function
Function code significance
code
0x03 Read drive function code parameter and running status parameter
0x06 Rewrite function code or control parameter of single drive
0x10 Rewrite function code or control parameter of multiple drives
The function code parameter, control parameter and status parameter of the drive are mapped
as Modbus read-write registers. The read-write characteristics and range of the function code
parameters follow the instructions in the drive user manual. The group number of the drive function
code is mapped to the high byte address of the register, and the index in the group is mapped to the
low byte address of the register. The control parameter of the drive is virtualized to the drive
function code group 18, and the status parameter of the drive is virtualized to the drive function
code group 19. The correspondence between the function code group number and the high byte of
its mapped register address is as follows:
Group F0: 0x00; group F1: 0x01; group F2: 0x02; group F3: 0x03; group F4: 0x04; group F5:
0x05; group F6: 0x06; group F7: 0x07; group F8: 0x08; group F9: 0x09; FA group: 0x0A; Fb
group: 0x0B; FC group: 0x0C; Fd group: 0x0D; FE group: 0x0E; FF group: 0x0F; U0 group: 0x10;
U1 group: 0x11; drive control parameter group: 0x12; drive status parameter group: 0x13.
For example, the register address of the drive function code parameter F3.02 is 0x0302, and
the register address of the drive function code parameter FE.01 is 0x0E01.
If the operation request fails, the response is an error code and an exception code. The error
code is equal to (function code + 0x80), and the exception code indicates the error reason. The
exception code is listed as follows:
Exception
Exception code significance
code
0x1 Illegal function code.
0x2 Illegal register address.
0x3 Data error, that is, the data exceeds the upper or lower limit.
Slave operation failed (including errors caused by invalid data, although the
0x4
data is within the upper and lower limits).
0x18 Information frame error: Including information length error and check error.
0x20 Parameters cannot be modified.
0x21 Out of the range of function group.
The drive control parameters can complete functions to start, stop, and set running frequency
of the drive. By searching drive status parameters, parameters such as operating frequency, output
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current, and output torque of the drive can be obtained. The specific drive control parameters and
status parameters are enumerated as follows (except 0x1207 virtual output terminal is read-only,
other parameters are readable and writable):
HAV-SP drive control parameter index
Whether save
Register
Parameter name after power
address
failure
0x1200 Control command word 1 No
0x1201 Main frequency setting Yes
0x1202 Reserved -
0x1203 PID input Yes
0x1204 PID feedback Yes
0x1205 Analog output AO, high-speed DO2 setting No
Virtual input terminal:
0x1206 Define by bit: BIT0~9 = VDI1~VDI10, BIT10~15 = No
Reserved
Virtual output terminals (read-only):
0x1207 Define by bit: BIT0~4 = VDO1~VDO5, BIT5~15 = No
Reserved
0x2000 Control command word 2 No
0x2001 Main frequency setting Yes
HAV-SP drive status parameter index
Register
Parameter name
address
0x1300 Running status word
0x1301 Drive model
0x1326 error code
The drive control word 1 (register address 0x1200) bit is defined as follows:
Control word
Value Significance Function description
(bit)
111B Run command Start the drive
Stop according to the way set by function
110B Stop command
Bit2, 1, 0 code F2.08
Remainin
No command
g
1 Reverse Set the running direction when the run
Bit3 command is valid (invalid for jog
0 Forward
command)
Bit8~Bit4 0 Reserved -
1 Fault reset valid
Bit9
0 Fault reset invalid
Bit15~Bit5 0 Reserved -
The drive control word 2 (register address 0x2000) bit is defined as follows:
Control word
Value Significance Function description
(bit)
00B No function
Bit1, 0 Stop according to the way set by function
01B Stop
code F2.08
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The drive status word (register address 0x1300) bit is defined as follows:
Status word
Value Significance Remarks
(bit)
1 Drive operation
Bit0
0 Drive stop
1 Drive reverse
Bit1
0 Drive forward
Reach the main
1
setting
Bit2
Not reach the
0
main setting
Bit7~Bit3 0 Reserved
0: Indicates the drive is normal;
Not 0: Indicates a fault, and refer to the user
manual of the drive of relevant type for
Bit15~Bit8 00~0xFF Fault code
detailed fault code significance. For
example, the fault code for motor overload
E008 is 0x08, and for undervoltage is 0x1F.
Application example
The command to start the 1# drive to run in the forward direction and set the speed to 50.00HZ
(internally indicated as 5000) is as follows:
Registe
Funct
Addre Register Register r Verificati
ion Register content
ss address number content on code
code
bytes
Reque
0x01 0x10 0x1200 0x0002 0x04 0x0007, 0x1388 0x9B98
st
Respo
0x01 0x10 0x1200 0x0002 None None 0x44B0
nse
5# drive fault reset:
Verification
Address Function code Register address Register content
code
0x05 0x06 0x1200 0x0200 0x8C56
0x05 0x06 0x1200 0x0200 0x8C56
Read the running frequency of the 4# drive, and the drive response running frequency is
50.00HZ:
Register number or Register Verification
Address Function code Register address
read bytes content code
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HAVSPIO3DI3R expansion card can expand 3 DI input, 3 relay output, mainly designed for
HAV-SP water supply drive multi-pump control mode;
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Terminal
Category label Name Terminal Function description Specification
Maximum output
+24V +24Vpower supply Digital signal power supply
current:200mA
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Warranty Agreement
1. The warranty covers only the drive itself.
2. During normal use, if the drive fails or is damaged within
18 months, the company shall be responsible for repairing;
If above 18 months, a reasonable maintenance fee will be
charged.
3. The start of the warranty period is the date of manufacture
of our company.
4. Within 18 months, a certain maintenance fee shall also be
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charged if:
Unable to follow the operation steps in the user manual
causing damages to the drive.
The drive is damaged due to flood, fire, abnormal voltage,
etc.
The drive is damaged due to incorrect wiring, etc.
Damages caused by using the drive for abnormal functions.
5. The related service fee is calculated based on actual
cost. If there is a contract, the contract shall
prevail during treatment.
Drive warranty form
User unit:
Detailed address:
Zip code: Contact person:
Telephone number: Fax:
Certificate
Machine number: of Conformity
Power: Model:
Contract number: Date of purchase:
160
Service unit:
Inspector
Contact person: Telephone number:
Repairman: Telephone number:
Date of repair:
User comments and evaluation: □ Excellent □ Good □ Normal □ Poor
This product is qualified via
inspection and is allowed to
Other comments:
leave the factory.
User signature: Day Month Year
Company return visit records:
Others: