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Content Chapter 1 Installation ………………………………………………………… 4 1-1 Receiving…………………………………………………………. 4 1-2 External view and component names…………………………….. 5 1-3 Installation ………..……………………………………………… 6 1-4 Wiring diagram of main circuit terminal block …………………… 7 Chapter 2 Equipment connection/control terminal…….…………………… 9 2-1 Connection of control signal………..……………………………. 9 2-1-1 Examples of typical control wire connection….….…….10 2-2 External control wire connectionfactory preset…………….12 2-3 Control terminal function listfactory preset…………………13 Chapter 3 Operations…………..……………………………………………. 14 3-1 Operation with Built-in Potentiometer RUN and STOP Keys ….14 Chapter 4 Operation with the display panel ………………………………. 15 4-1 Functions of the Keys and display ………………………………15 4-2 Examples for parameters setup …….……………………………17 4-3 Factory preset ……………..…………………………………… .18 Chapter 5 Parameters setup………………………………………………… 19 5-1 Parameter flow chart……………………………………………..19 5-2 Parameters………………………………………………………..20 (A) Adjustment of the speed controller (basic parameters) …….20 (B) Extension of functions advanced parameters……………….23 5-3 Parameters explanation .…………………………………………25

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Content

Chapter 1 Installation ………………………………………………………… 4 1-1 Receiving…………………………………………………………. 4 1-2 External view and component names…………………………….. 5 1-3 Installation ………..……………………………………………… 6 1-4 Wiring diagram of main circuit terminal block …………………… 7

Chapter 2 Equipment connection/control terminal…….…………………… 9 2-1 Connection of control signal………..……………………………. 9 2-1-1 Examples of typical control wire connection ….….…….10 2-2 External control wire connection(factory preset)…………….12 2-3 Control terminal function list(factory preset)…………………13

Chapter 3 Operations…………..……………………………………………. 14 3-1 Operation with Built-in Potentiometer RUN and STOP Keys ….14

Chapter 4 Operation with the display panel ………………………………. 15 4-1 Functions of the Keys and display ………………………………15 4-2 Examples for parameters setup …….……………………………17 4-3 Factory preset ……………..…………………………………….18

Chapter 5 Parameters setup………………………………………………… 19 5-1 Parameter flow chart……………………………………………..19 5-2 Parameters………………………………………………………..20

(A) Adjustment of the speed controller (basic parameters) …….20(B) Extension of functions advanced parameters……………….23

5-3 Parameters explanation .…………………………………………25

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Chapter 6 Maintenance assistance………..………………………………….41

Chapter 7 Specification .……………………………………………………. 43 7-1 Specification of inverter….…………………………………… . 43 7-2 External dimensions……………………………………………. 47

Chapter 8 Maintenance and inspection..…………………………………… 49 8-1 Inspection points…………………………………..…………… 49 8-2 Consumables.………………………………………………….. 50 8-3 Storage.………………………………………………………… 51

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PrefaceThank you for choosing ERIC-8001 vector control inverter For the sake of enable you to use the

inverter properly and optimize its performance, please read the instruction manual carefully.

Safety precautionsThe inverter body and this instruction manual contain important descriptions and instructions for

preventing injury to the user, other people and damage to property, and on how to use inverter

safely and effectively. Carefully read and strictly observe these descriptions and instructions.

Symbols

DANGER :This symbol indicates that misoperation or not following the

    WARNING :This symbol indicates that misoperation or not following the instruction could result in bodily injury or physical damage.

PROHIBITED :This symbol indicates something which must not be done.

! MANDATORY :This symbol indicates something which must be done.

HINT :This symbol indicates a useful and convenient function or method.

NOTICE :This symbol indicates something requiring attention during operation.

Restrictions on use of inverter Careful investigation should be made if the inverter is used for equipment which could cause

death or bodily injury if the inverter malfunctions (such as a nuclear control system, aerospace

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!

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DANGER :This symbol indicates that misoperation or not followint the instruction could result in death or serious injury.

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system, traffic system, safety devices and instruments). In such cases, please consult us.

This product is manufactured under strict quality control. If using it for critical equipment,

install safety devices on the equipment to prevent serious accidents or losses in case of an

inverter failure, e.g., failure to output an error signal.

Use the inverter only for general, industrial three-phase induction motors.

General precaution

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! DANGER

Never disassemble, remodel or repair the product. Not following this instruction could

cause electrocution, fire or injury. Ask your agent to repair the inverter.

Never open the terminal block cover while power is supplied. The inverter contains high

voltage inside. Not following this instruction could cause electrocution.

Never put or insert any objects (cable scraps, rods, wires, etc.) into the inverter.

Do not splash water or liquid onto the inverter.

Always close the terminal block cover before turning on the power. Turning on the power

without closing the terminal block cover could cause electrocution.

If the inverter produces smoke, odor or abnormal noises, turn off the input power

immediately. Using the inverter in such a condition could result in a fire. Ask your agent to

repair the inverter.

If the inverter will not be used for a long period of time, turn off the input power. If the

power is left supplied to the inverter, a fire could break out.

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Precautions for disposalPay attention to the following when disposing of the used inverter:

Explosion on incineration:If the inverter is burnt in an incinerator, the electrolytic

capacitors contained within may explode due to expansion of

the electrolyte.

Plastic       :The plastics used for the covers, etc. may produce harmful or

toxic gases when burnt. Be very careful when incinerating.

Disposal      :Dispose of the inverter as industrial waste.

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Chapter 1 Installation

1-1 Receiving

Before using ERIC-8001, check that you have received the proper model of inverter. Theproduct model is indicated in the position shown below. If an incorrect model has beensupplied, contact the agent from whom you purchased it. Meanwhile, make sure that thereis no damage from the shipment.

Product body Dust Proof

Usage labe1 Inverter type

Applicable Applicable motor power source capacity

TypeApplicable motor

Single phase 220V Three phase 220V Three phase 440V0.75KW / 1HP EI-8001-S1L EI-8001-01L EI-8001-01H1.5KW / 2HP EI-8001-S2L EI-8001-02L EI-8001-02H2.2KW / 3HP EI-8001-S3L EI-8001-03L EI-8001-03H3.7KW / 5HP EI-8001-05L EI-8001-05H

5.5KW / 7 1/2HP EI-8001-07L EI-8001-07H7.5KW / 10HP EI-8001-10L EI-8001-10H11KW / 15HP EI-8001-15H

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! WARNING Use the proper type of inverter suitable for three-phase induction motors and power

sources. Using an improper type of inverter will result in not only incorrect rotation of thethree-phase induction motor but overheating , burning or other serious accidents.

EI-8001-S1L

1Ø220V-1HP

Dust Proof

SUGGESTION

DUST PROOF USE FOR SIDE PANEL WHEN NECESSARY 左 右 側 防 塵 貼 紙 專 用

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1-2 External view and component names

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1-3 Installation

安裝條件和場所。

Install the inverter in the following conditions. Leave space around the inverter as shownLocation :Indoors on a metal surface in the figure.Orientation :VerticalEnvironmental conditions Temperature:-10 to 40°C -10 to 50°C (Remove the seal from the vent hole in the upper part of the inverter.) Humidity :93% RH or less. no condensation Vibration :5.9 m/s2 or less(10 to 50 Hz) Others :Free from combustible gases, particles, dust, corrosive gases, grinding oil and cutting oil.

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! DANGER

Never install the inverter in a place exposed to inflammables, combustible gases or dust, as this could cause a fire.

Install the inverter on a nonflammable metal object. Installation on an inflammable objectcould cause a fire since the rear panel of the inverter becomes hot.

Use an emergency stop device such as a mechanical brake suitable to the system. Operation cannot be stopped immediately by the inverter alone, thus risking an accident or injury.

! WARNING Use the inverter under the environmental conditions specified in the instruction manual,

otherwise malfunctions or troubles could result. Install the inverter on a base which can hold the inverter weight, otherwise the inverter

could fall and cause injury. Use a mechanical break when braking(i.e., holding the motor shaft)is needed. The

motor shaft cannot be held by the breaking function of the inverter alone, risking an accident or injury.

Install the inverter on a metal panel or another nonflammable object. If it is to be installedon a heat insulating panel, install it on a metal panel ( 50 cm square or more in size ), theninstall the metal panel on the heat insulating panel.

10cm or more

5cm or more5cm or more

10cm or more

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1-4 Wiring diagram of main circuit terminal block

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NOTICE

When EI-8001-10L, EI-8001-10H, EI-8001-15H use with DC reactors, please disconnect the jumper between P-P1 ( see diagram below ).

Use L1/R(L) and L2/S(N) for single phase power input.

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Recommended brake resistors according to device ratings220V 440VInverter rated

output capacities

(kW)/HP Standard size Min size Standard size Min size

0.75 / ( 1 HP) 200Ω 70Ω 200Ω 100Ω 1.5 / ( 2 HP) 75Ω 35Ω 200Ω 100Ω 2.2 / ( 3 HP) 75Ω 35Ω 200Ω 70Ω 3.7 / ( 5 HP) 40Ω 20Ω 160Ω 40Ω 5.5 / ( 71/2HP) 20Ω 16.5Ω 60Ω 40Ω 7.5 / (10 HP) 15Ω 15Ω 60Ω 40Ω 11.0 / (15 HP) - - 40Ω 40Ω

Non fuse

breaker

(MCCB)

Magnetic

contactor

(MC)

Over load

relay

Th-Ry

Cable size Terminal screw size

Power

source

Applicable

reactor

(KW)/HP

Inverter typeRated

current

(A)

Rated

current

(A)

Reference

current

for adj

Main

circuit

( mm2 )

(Remark1)

Control

circuit

( mm 2 )

(Remark2)

Regenera-

tion

resistor

( mm2 )

Main

circuit

grounding

terminal

control

terminal

0.75/1 HP EI-8001-01L 10 11 3.6 2.0 1.25

1.5 /2 HP EI-8001-02L 15 11 6.8 2.0M3.5

2.2 /3 HP EI-8001-03L 20 11 9.3 2.0

3.7 /5 HP EI-8001-05L 30 18 15 3.5

2.0M4

5.5 /71/2HP EI-8001-07L 50 35 22 8.0

3∅220V

7.5 /10HP EI-8001-10L 60 50 28 14

0. 75and up

5.5 M5

M3

0.75/1 HP EI-8001-01H 5 9 1.6 2.0

1.5 /2 HP EI-8001-02H 10 9 3.6 2.0

2.2 /3 HP EI-8001-03H 10 9 5.0 2.0

3.7 /5 HP EI-8001-05H 15 9 6.8 2.0

1.25 M4

5.5 /71/2HP EI-8001-07H 30 17 11 3.5

7.5 /10HP EI-8001-10H 30 17 15 5.52.0 M5

3∅440V

11 /15HP EI-8001-15H 50 33 22 8.0

0. 75and up

3.5 M6

M3

0.75/1 HP EI-8001-S1L 20 11 3.8 2.0

1.5 /2 HP EI-8001-S2L 30 18 6.8 3.51∅220V

2.2 /3 HP EI-8001-S3L 40 26 9.3 3.5

0. 75and up

1.25 M4 M3

Remarks:1.Wiring distance over 30M, cable size should be increased accordingly.

2.Use sheltered cable.

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Chapter 2 Equipment connection/control terminal

2-1 Connection of control signal

,

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! DANGER

Turn off the power before starting wiring. Otherwise, the motor could begin to rotate

suddenly due to improper wiring or operation, resulting in injury.

! WARNING

Route the control wires and main circuit wires apart from each other. Otherwise, noise

produced by the main circuit wires could make the motor malfunction, resulting in injury.

The voltage command input T3 and current command input T4 are not independent of

each other. Only one may be used. If a command is input to both, the signal cannot be

read properly and the motor could malfunction resulting in injury.

HINT

The function of control terminal block can be selected from a menu of functions using

parameters.

The control wires need not be connected if operation is to be controlled using the built-in

potentiometer, RUN and STOP keys only.

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2-1-1 Examples of typical control wire connection

(A) Frequency setting :Built-in potentiometer

Start/Stop  :External signals

(B) Frequency setting:External signal

Start/Stop  :External signals

(C) Frequency setting :External signal(0∼10VDC)

Start/Stop  :External signals

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(D) Frequency setting:External signal(4∼20 mΑ)

Start/Stop  :External signals

(E) Frequency setting:External four speeds selection

Start/Stop  :External signal

(1)SF or SR ON, S1 OFF, S2 OFF, reference=cd08+Analog reference.

(2)SF or SR ON, S1 ON , S2 OFF, reference=cd16.

(3)SF or SR ON, S1 OFF, S2 ON , reference=cd17.

(4)SF or SR ON, S1 ON , S2 ON , reference=cd09.

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2-2 External control wire connection ( factory preset )

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DC reactor Brake resistor

4-20 mA Current Input.

0~10V Voltage Input.

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2-3 Control terminal function list(factory preset)

Terminalblock

number

Terminalblockname

Function Electric rating

TA FLAInverter abnormal output.Connected with FLC when abnormal.

TB FLBInverter abnormal output.Connected with FLC when normal.

TC FLCInverter abnormal output.A common point of FLA and FLB.

T1 + 10VInternal power supply for outsidepotentiometer use(1∼10KΩ)

10V/10mΑ maximum protected.

T2 AI1 Voltage frequency command Analog input 0∼+10V, 30KΩ

T3 AI2

T4 AIC

Voltage frequency ref compose with AI1Current frequency ref

Analog input 0∼+10V, 30KΩAnalog input 0 ∼ 20mΑ ( factorypreset)or 4∼20mΑ(400Ω)AI2 and AIC are programmable butcannot be used simultaneously.

T5 COMCommon point of digital input,analog input and digital output.

T6 LI1Run forward command(unprogrammable)

T7 LI2Run reverse command(programmable)

T8 LI3T9 LI4

Run multi-speed command(programmable)

Digital signal input, 5.1K.Input voltage 0V.LI2,LI3 and LI4 are programmable.

T10 RSTError reset(unprogrammable)

Digital input , 5.1K.Input voltage 0V(reset).

T11 0V Digital input common point.T12 LO+ Photo transistor contact point.

T13 LO- Transistor on when operated frequencyreaches the preset point.

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Chapter 3 Operations

3-1 Operation with Built-in Potentiometer , RUN and STOP Keys

(1) Connect the cables to the motor and power source。(2) Turn the built-in potentiometer fully counterclockwise.(3) Turn on the power.

(4) is displayed on the display unit.

(5) Press the RUN key.

(6) Turn the built-in potentiometer clockwise gradually.

(7) The RUN lamp goes on. The motor starts and its rotation speed increases gradually.   (8)The operation frequency is displayed on the display unit. (9)To stop the motor, press the stop key. (10)The motor speed decreases according to the deceleration pattern.

(11)The RUN lamp goes out.

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! DANGER Do not touch the inverter terminals when the power is supplied to the inverter even if the

motor is stopped. Touching the inverter terminals could result in electrocution. Do not operate the switches with wet hands nor clean the switches with a wet cloth, etc.,

otherwise electrocution could result. If the retry function is selected, do not approach the motor when the motor is stopping due

to an alarm. The motor may suddenly start, possibly resulting in injury. Be sure to close the front cover before turning on the power. If the inverter produces smoke, odor or abnormal noises, turn off the input power

immediately. Using the inverter in such a condition could result in a fire. Ask your agent to repair the inverter.

If the inverter will not be used for a long period of time, turn off the input power. If the power is left supplied to the inverter, a fire could break out.

! WARNING Run the inverter within the allowable range of operation of the motor and other

components

NOTICE It may take up to one second before the inverter starts after the power is turned on.

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Chapter 4 Operation with the display panel

4-1 Functions of the Keys and display

Following information can be obtained from the operation panel:(1) Frequency output.

(2) Parameter setup/change.

(3) Operation and abnormal status.

Normal conditions       :Return to factory setup.

       :The inverter is normal and ready.

       :Frequency Output.

       :DC injection for brake.

       :Auto restarting.

Operation: Parameters selection: u “Next parameter”.

t “Previous parameter”.

Display of the parameter value, its state or its assignment: MON

Modifying the value, state or assignment: t u

NOTE:pressing t or u does not memorize the selection.

Memorizing , saving the selection displayed: ENT

The display flashes during memorization. Return to parameters: MON

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Hint

Operation indicators

Following display units are adapted by the operation manual.

LED(numbers)

LED(characters)

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4-2 Examples for parameters setup

Example1:Acceleration time change from3sec to 5sec.

Example2:Access to advanced level parameters.

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4-3 Factory preset

The EI-8001 is factory preset for standard applications:

Applications with constant torque.Preset values:

Display   :speed controller     (when stopped), motor frequency

(in operation).

Supply :50Hz/60Hz.

Motor voltage:230V or 400V, depending on the product.

Ramps :3 seconds.

Low speed( ) :0 Hz.

High speed( ):50 Hz.

Frequency loop gain :standard.

Thermal motor current=rated current.

Injection braking current when stopped=0.7 rated inverter current, for 0.5 seconds.

Operation at constant torque, with sensorless flux vector control.

Digital inputs:

-2 operating directions(T6﹑T7).

  -4 preset speeds(T8﹑T9):0 HZ, 5 HZ, 25 HZ, 50 HZ.

Analog inputs :

T2:speed reference 0+10V.

T3:(0+10V)or T4(0, 20mΑ)summing of T2.

Digital outputs:

T13:speed reference reached, when operation frequency=preset frequency, T13

output “High”.

Automatic adaptation of the deceleration ramp if there is overvoltage on braking.

Switching frequency 4 kHz.

If the above values are compatible with the application, the inverter can be used without

modifying the settings.

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Chapter 5 Parameters setup

5-1 Parameters flow chart

Fig 5-1

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! WARNING

Watch the motor state while setting the parameters if the inverter is in operation, otherwise

the motor could cause injury.

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5-2 Parameters

5-2(A) Adjustment of the Inverter (basic parameters)

Code Function Factorypreset

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit

Resolution(minimumincrement)

Type Page

Speed controller ready - - - - - Display -

Frequencysetpoint Choice ofMotor parametercurrent displayed duringFrequency operationof rotation (1)

Mainsvoltage

- -

Hz

A

Hz

V

0. 1

0. 1

0. 1

1

Display

Display

Display

Display

Base frequency. Selectthe same frequency as thesupply frequency

50 60 50 Hz -Configu-

ration 25

Linear acceleration ramp 3.0 3600 0.1 S 0.1 or 1 Adjust 25

Linear deceleration ramp 3.0 3600 0.1 S 0.1 or 1 Adjust 25

Low speed 0 0 Hz 0.1 Adjust -

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! Note There are three types of parameters are in use: (1) Indication :Show all data.

(2) Adjustment :Can be modified during in operation and in stop.(3) Program :Can be modified when in stop without braking, and can be indicated when in operation.

Modifying all parameters when in stop is recommended.

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Code Function Factorypreset

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit

Resolution(minimumincrement)

Type Page

High speed 50 Hz 0.1 Adjust -

Frequency loop gain 33 100 0 - 1 Adjust 25

Motor thermalprotection(4)

In (3)

1.15 In 0.5 In A 0.1 Adjust 26

Cancellation of a criticalspeed which leads tomechanical

0 0 Hz 0.1 Adjust 26

Automatic DC injectionbraking current whenstopped

0.7In In (3)

0.25 ×A 0.1 Adjust 26

Automatic injectionbraking time when stopped

0.5 25. 5 (4)

0 S 0.1 Adjust 26

Parameter enabling thetorque to be optimized at avery low speed

20 100 0 - 1 Adjust -

(5)

3 rd preset speed(frequency)

5 Hz 0.1 Adjust -

(5)

4 th preset speed

(frequency)25 Hz 0.1 Adjust -

(5)Setpoint in “jog” operation 10 10 0 Hz 0.1 Adjust 27

(5)

Frequency threshold ass-ociated with the “fre-quency threshold reached”(T3) logic output

0 Hz 0.1 Adjust 27

(5)

Proportional gain of the PIregulator function (P)

1 100.0 0.01 - 0.01 Adjust 29

(5)

Integral gain of the PIregulator function (I)

1 100.0 0.01 1/S 0.01 Adjust 29

(5)

Multiplication coefficientof feedback of PI regulatorfunction.

1 100.0 0.1 - 0.1 Adjust 29

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Code Function Factorypreset

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit

Resolution(minimumincrement)

Type Page

Display of the last fault - - - - - Display -

Access to theadvanced parameters

- -Configu-

ration-

no :       the next display will be      (initial display)if

yes:       the next display will be the first parameter of level 2 if

Remarks:(1)     ,     and     ddata cannot be memorized by pressing ENT

, but it will remained until inverter stop or press to the next parameter.

(2)      is in the “advanced parameters”, the frequency can be adjusted between 40Hz

to 320Hz. Factory preset at 60Hz. If over 60Hz is needed,       must be modified

in advance.

(3) In=Inverter output current.

(4) When       =25.5, the brake unit will stay at continuous operation status.

(5)These parameters only appear if the associated functions are selected.

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5-2(B) Extension of functions (advanced parameters)

Code Function Factorypreset

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit

Resolution(minimumincrement)

Type Page

Selection of the type ofvoltage/frequency ratio

- -Configu-

ration 36

Auto-tuneOnly active for V/Fratios:

- -Configu-

ration 36

Nominal motor voltage Remark(1)

460 200 V 1 Configu-ration 36

Nominal motor frequency 320 40 Hz 0.1 Configu-ration 36

Maximum outputfrequency 60 320 40 Hz 0.1 Configu-

ration 36

Automatic adaptation ofthe deceleration ramptime, if the latter leads toovervoltage on braking

- -Configu-

ration 38

Slip compensation.This parameter onlyappears if the    modeis configured for  mode.This value in Hzcorresponds to the slip innominal torque. Remark(1)

5 0 Hz 0.1 Adjust 38

Limiting of operation timeat low speed (zero setpointand start commandpresent).

     =0:function inactive.

0 25.5 0 S 0.1 Adjust 38

Reassignment of logicinput T7(L12)

- -Configu-

ration 29

Reassignment of logicinput T8(L13)L13:same as L12

- -Configu-

ration 29

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Code Function Factorypreset

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit

Resolution(minimumincrement)

Type Page

Reassignment of logicinput T9 (L14)L14:same as L12

- -Configu-

ration 29

Assignment of the logicinput T13 (L0)

- -Configu-

ration 27

Assignment of the analoginput T3(AI2),T4(AIC)

- -Configu-

ration 29

Configuration of inputT3(AI2),T4(AIC) 0.0 4.0 0.0 mA -

Configu-ration 29

Automatic catching aspinning load with speedsearch. After a short powerbreak.-     :Function not active-     :Function active

- -Configu-

ration 39

Switching frequency ofPWM 4.0 12.0 2.2 kHz 0.1 Adjust 39

Controlled stop on powerbreak.-     :Function inactive-     :Function active

- -Configu-

ration 39

Automatic restart, afterlocking on fault, if thefaultis no longer present andtheother operating conditionsallow.-     :Function inactive-     :Function active

- -Configu-

ration 40

Return to the factorypreset

    :no    :yes, the next display will be

- -Configu-

ration-

Software version(information) - - - - Display -

Remarks:(1) Appears after configuration has done.(2)The factory presets are based on inverter types.

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5-3 Parameters explanation

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Base frequency 50 60 50 Hz -Configu-

ration

(1) Select the same frequency as the supply frequency.

(2) data change automatically by following preset value.

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Linearacceleration

ramp3.0 3600 0.1 Sec 0.1/1 Adjust

Linear deceleration

ramp3.0 3600 0.1 Sec 0.1/1 Adjust

(1) The ramps are defined for the base frequency .

Example:      =10.0 sec if = 50Hz,5 sec needed for variation of

0 to 25 Hz.

. if = 60Hz,5 sec needed for variation of

0 to 30 Hz.

(2) Resolution = 0.1 sec,the setup range 0.1 sec to 999.9 sec.

= 1 sec,the setup range 1000 sec to 3600 sec.

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Frequencyloop gain 33 100 0 - 1 Adjust

(1) Linked to the inertia and resistive torque of the driven mechanism.

Machines with high resistive torque or high inertia : gradually reduce to between 33 and

0.

Machines with fast cycles, low resistive torque and low inertia : gradually increase the

gain to between 33 and 100.

Too high a gain may lead to unstable operation.

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Code Function Factorypreset

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Motor thermalProtection In 1.15 In 0.5 In A 0.1 Adjust

(1) In:Inverter permanent output current.

Adjust     to nominal current.

(2) In the case of motors connected in parallel on a single inverter, use thermal relay for each motor

to offset the risk of the load not being distributed.

(3) If the inverter is switched off, the I2 t calculation changes to zero.

Code Function FactoryPreset

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Cancellation of acritical speedwhich leads to

mechanicalresonance

0.0 0.0 Hz 0.1 Adjust

(1) It is possible to prevent mechanical output frequency(Hz)

resonance by taking f

parameter. 41HZ

(2) The prolong operation is in a 2Hz 40HZ 2HZ

frequency range. 39HZ

Example: =40.0Hz

(3) Factory preset of 0 deactivates the function.

setpoint

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Automatic DCinjection brakingcurrent when stop

0.7In In 0.25×

A 0.1 Adjust

Automaticinjection braking

time whenstopped

0.5 25.5 0.0 Sec 0.1 Adjust

(1) Automatic DC injection braking current when stop(frequency<0.5H)。

(2)      = 0.0 sec, cancel the injection braking function.

 =25.5sec, makes injection braking function permanent while the inverter is stopped

(frequency<0.5HZ).

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current

Forward (LI1)

T

Output frequency

acceleration time     Deceleration time

0.5Hz T

Output current

In

Braking

T

Braking time

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Setpoint in “jog”operation 10.0 10.0 0.0 Hz 0.1 Adjust

(1)Output the preset frequency(Preset value 10Hz)at the minimum ramping time(0.1 sec)

Code FunctionFactorypreset

Maximumvalue

minimumvalue

Unit Resolution Type

Frequencythreshold setup,

logic(T13)output0.0 Hz 0.1 Adjust

Assignment of thelogic T13 (L0)

input- -

Configu-ration

According to     setup,      Fequency setpoint T13(L0) is programmable.

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+2.5Hz

-2.5Hz

frequency

Speed reached detection:     =      

Reference

+2.5Hz

Output

frequency -2.5HZ

T3(L0 -) point

(1) Speed reference reached by the motor, with a threshold of

   ±2.5Hz.

(2) If the reference is less than 0.5Hz, the output T13(L0)is reset to

0.

(3) crossed under this mode.

 Frequency detection:     =

                              

        Output 0.2Hz hysteresis

T13 L0(-)point

(1)     parameter appears in “Basic Parameters” under this

mode.

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Code Function Factorysetup

Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Proportionalgain of the PI

regulator function1 100 0.01 - 0.01 Adjust

Integral gain ofthe PI regulator

function1 100 0.01 1/S 0.01 Adjust

Multiplicationcoefficient offeedback of PI

regulator function

1 100 0.1 - 0.1 Adjust

Reassignment oflogic inputT7(L12)

- -Configu-

ration

Reassignment oflogic inputT8(L13)

- -Configu-

ration

Reassignment oflogic inputT9(L14)

- -Configu-

ration

Assignment of theanalog input T3(AI2)﹑T4(AIC)

- -Configu-

ration

Configuration ofinput T3(AI2)﹑

T4(AIC)0.0 4.0 0.0 mA -

Configu-ration

1 .

     : not assigned.

     : “reverse” rotation direction(2 operating direction)

     : fixed DC injection braking(in speed controller for 5s, then 0.5 1th)

     : fast stop. This function is active when the input is swtiched off.

     : jog operation(2).

     :2 preset speeds.

     :4 preset speeds(2)

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T7(L12)T8(L13) Logic input explanation as below :T9(L14)

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Programmable logic inputs:

  (1)T6 (LI1):forward operation, can not be assigned to another function.

     When the contact is closed, the frequency setpoint is applied in the forward direction.

(2) T7(LI2), T8(LI3), T9(LI4) can be assigned to the following functions.

            :reverse direction.

       When the contact is closed, the frequency setpoint is applied in reverse direction. If LI1 is also closed, the first one to have been closed has priority.

2 speeds:     assignment.

Open contact:reference=     +analog reference. Closed contact:reference=    。

4 speeds:assignment of one input to      and another to

        (it is not possible to assign     only).

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0 V

0 V

0 V

0 V

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JOG JOG

K1 and K2 open :setpoint=

K1 closed and K2 open:setpoint=

K1 open and K2 closed:setpoint=

K1 and K2 closed :setpoint= + analog setpoint.

    

        If the contact is closed and then operating direction contact is also closed, the

ramp time is 0.1 sec irrespective of the (acceleration time)

and (deceleration time).

JOG

direction (L12, reverse)

Reference

REF

Frequency

Acc Dec Acc

If the inverter is already operating and the contact assigned to      is closed, the ramp

times are those of      and      .

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J O G

Operating (L11, forward)

0 V

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The minimum time between two       operation is 0.5 sec.

DC injection braking:      assignment.

(1) The braking current is equal to the speed controller nominal current during 5 seconds.(2) After 5 seconds, braking current is peak limited to a maximum value of 0.5       motor(0.5×Ith).

Contact on

        

0 T

Frequency

IDC braking current 5 sec

In

0.5×Ith

T

Fast stop:     assignment.

(1) Braked stop, with the ramp time divided by 4, but limited

to the acceptable minimum without locking on an “excessive braking

( ) ” fault(self-adaptation if the braking capability is excessive).

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T

0 V

0 V

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T=

ON

Setpoint

OFF T

Output frequency

1/4t

T

2.      T3(AI2)﹑T4(AIC)                       see complements below        T3(AI2)﹑T4(AIC)

     =     (factory preset). Analog reference=T2(AI1)+[ T3(AI2)+T4(AIC)].

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Max braking reached

WARNING

     >     >     (follow the priority).

If any function is assigned to a setpoint, the functions above can not be assigned to a same

setpoint of L12, L13 and L14, it will appear on other places, but it can not be stored even

has been pressed.

If and have already setup, data must be changed

before setup modification is concerned.

!

preset time

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Note

     =     is sustained by following the sequence below.

     =     or      〔T9(LI4)〕。

     =     or      〔T8(LI3)〕。

     =     or      〔T7(LI2)〕。

   ,     ,     are conflicting with the functions of PI controller.

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2V

X

When = , ( PI function ).

(1) Target value=T2(AI1)0∼+10VDC.

Feedback =T4(AIC)0∼20mΑ or 4∼20mA.

X

     =   Feedback 0-20mA.

     =   Feedback 4-20mA.

(Example)Sensor feedback=0-10mΑ 10V

          =  (PI controller feedback)

Sensor feedback output=0-20mΑ

4mΑ 10mΑ

(2) Target value =T2(AI1)0∼+10VDC.

Feedback value=T4(AI2)0∼+10VDC.

X

   (Example)Sensor feedback=0∼+2VDC 10V

             = then sensor feedback output

         =0∼+10VDC.

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AIC

AI2

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V

F

Code Function Factory presetmaximum

valueminimum

valueUnit Resolution Type

Control typeselection - -

Configu-ration

(Auto-tune) - -Configu-

ration

Nominal motorvoltage - 460 200 V

0.1 Configu-

ration

Nominal motorvoltage 320.0 40.0 Hz 0.1 Configu-

ration

Maximum outputfrequency 60.0 320.0 40.0 Hz 0.1 Configu-

ration

    : Control type selection.

: Constant torque for special motor.

       : Sensorless Flux Vector Control for application with a constant torque.

       :Variable torque.

       :Energy saving, for application with variable torque. P type control for light load, N type control for heavy load.

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n type control:flux vector control L type control:constant torque

NOTE 1.5 times output while at 3Hz.

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P type control:variable torque pumps(T=KN2) nLd type control:Energy saving, fans.

     :Auto tune.(1) Depend on n type control or nLd type control.(2) Target :plug in DC between two phases of the motor, to reach the maximum torque output.(3) Measurement of parameters:Stator, rotator, resistance and inductance.(4)      =     :(factory parameters of standard IEC motors).        =     :(auto tune has already been performed):auto tune parameters have already in use.        =     : triggers auto tune.

When auto tune is completed, is displayed. Return to , appears next. If the fault appears, it is because the motor is not adapted, use or mode of .

      :Nominal motor voltage. Maximum, minimum and factory preset values depend on the model and the parameters.

      :Nominal motor frequency. Use the value shown on the motor rating plate if it is different from the supply frequency set by .

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NOTE

When =     or , , does not appears.

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Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Over voltagelimitation

- -Configu-

ration

Automatic adaptation of the deceleration ramp time, if the latter leads to overvoltage on braking.

This function may be incompatible with ramp positioning and with the use of a brake resistor(

    =      ).

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Slip compensation - 5.0 0 Hz 0.1 Adjust

This parameter only appears if the mode is configured for mode.

The value in Hz corresponds to the slip in nominal torque.

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Limiting ofoperation time at

low speed0.0 25.5 0.0 Sec 0.1 Adjust

(1) When output frequency = , the inverter counting enable according to preset.

(2) When reach the time for inverter output, the inverter stopped according to      

(deceleration)ramp time.

(3)      =    disable.

AI

HSP

LSP

Output frequency T

T

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Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Automatic catching aspinning load with

speed search- -

Configu-ration

(1)       =

When the main power returns after power failure, the inverter catches the speed on the fly with

speed retrieval, and returns to factory preset by following the ramp of .

N acceleration ramp

without speed retrieval

speed retrieval

T

Power supply V

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

PWM switchingfrequency kHz 0.1 Adjust

(1) The switching frequency can be adjusted to reduce the noise generated by the motor.

(2) Over 4 kHz, derating must be applied to the output current of the speed controller, depending

on the references:(a)4 to 8 kHz :5% derating.

(b)over 8 kHz:10% derating.

(3) The thermal relay in the inverter is reflecting the derating automatically, for instance, 10% at

1.5 ln transferring to 1.35 ln.

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Controlled stopon power break

- -Configu-

ration

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(1) When = , after power failure, control of motor stopping during apower break, following a ramp which is self-adapting as a function of the restored kineticenergy.

Code Function Factory preset Maximumvalue

Minimumvalue Unit Resolution Type

Automatic restart - - -

(1)      =(2) Automatic restart, after locking on fault, if the fault is no longer present and the other

operating conditions allow. (3) To restart, a series of automatic attempts are performed at increasing intervals:1 sec, 5 sec, 10

sec, then 1 min for subsequent attempts.

(4) If the start has not been achieved after 6 minutes, the procedure is abandoned and the speed

controller remains locked with alarm until it is switched off and then switched on again. (5) The faults which enable this function are:

       :inverter over heat.

       :motor over heat.

       :low power input.

       :inverter over voltage during deceleration.

       :inverter over voltage during acceleration or at normal operation.

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Chapter 6 Maintenance assistanceFaults which can be reset with the automatic restart function, after the cause of the fault has beencorrected.

Fault Probable cause Remedies

Speed controlleroverload

1. I2t too high.2. Inverter temperature too high.

1. Check the motor load, the inverter ventilation and the environment.2.Wait for it to cool before restarting.

Motor overload1.I2t motor too high. Check the setting of the motor thermal

protection     and check the motorload.

1. Wait for it to cool before restarting.

Overvoltagein steady state orduring acceleration

1. Mains voltage too high.2. Mains interference.

1.Check the mains voltage.

Under voltage1.Mains supply voltage too low.2. Momentary drop in voltage( ≥ 20m sec)

1. Check the voltage and the voltageparameter.

2. Reset.

Overvoltageon deceleration

1. Braking too abrupt or driving load.

1.Increase the deceleration time.2. Add brake resistor necessary.3. Activate the function if it is compatible

with the application(     =      ).

Faults which cannot be automatically reset. The cause of the fault must be corrected before resettingby switching the controller off and then on again.

Fault Probable cause Remedies

Overcurrent1. Short-circuit or earthing at

inverter output.2. Overcurrent in the brake

resistor.

1. Having disconnected the inverter check the connection cables, motor isolation and state of the windings.2. Check the resistor selected. Having disconnected the inverter, check

the connection cables, insulation of theresistor and its ohmic value.

Braking circuitoverload

1.Exceeding the capacity of the braking circuit.

1.Check the brake resistor selected. Check the ohmic resistance value.2. Ensure that the inverter rating is suitable for the application.

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Internal fault.1. Internal fault.2. Electromagnetic interference.

1. Check the environment (electromagnetic compatibility).2. Return the inverter for servicing/repair.

Auto - turn error1.Special motor.2. Power motor not adapted to the inverter.

1.Use L or P mode.2.Check the inverter .

1.E2PROM fault. 1.Return the inverter for servicing/repair.

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Chapter 7 Specification

7-1 Specification of inverter

Item Content

Input voltage classThree phase 220V Input / Three phase 440V Input /

Single phase 220V InputMax. applicable motor

output (kW)0.75 1.5 2.2 3.7 5.5 7.5 11

Type EI-8001 series3φ 220V Input 01L 02L 03L 05L 07L 10L -

3φ 440V Input 01H 02H 03H 05H 07H 10H 15Hmod

el

1φ 220V Input S1L S2L S3L - - - -

Capacity (HP) 1 2 3 5 71/2 10 153φ220V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 16.4 22 28 -

3φ440V Input 2.1 3.7 5.3 9.2 11.8 16 22Out

put

char

acte

ristic

Ratedoutput

current(A) 1φ200V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 - - - -

Rated input voltage andfrequency

Three phase 200~230V-50/60Hz Three phase 380~460V-50/60Hz Single phase 200~230V-50/60Hz

Pow

ersu

pply

Allowable fluctuation voltage ± 10% Frequency ± 5%Control method Sine Wave PWM

Rated output voltageOutput voltage is setable between 0% and 120% with the outputvoltage adjustment function. Provided the rated voltage is 100%(Output over the input voltage is disable).

Rated output frequency0.5 to 320 Hz. Set to 0.5 to 60Hz by default. Maximumfrequency is adjustable between 30 and 320Hz.

Frequency settingresolution

0.1Hz Analog input = max 100Hz and 0.1Hz.

Frequency accuracyAnalog setting:±0.5% the maximum output frequency or less(at 25°C±10°C)

Con

trol

cha

ract

eris

tics

Voltage/Frequencycharacteristics

Factory preset at opened loop vector control suitable for mostconstant torque application. Adjustable for special applications.

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Items Content

Input voltage classThree phase 220V input / Three phase 440V input / Single phase

220V inputMax. applicable motor

output (kW)0.75 1.5 2.2 3.7 5.5 7.5 11

Type EI-8001 Series3φ 220V Input 01L 02L 03L 05L 07L 10L -

3φ 440V Input 01H 02H 03H 05H 07H 10H 15HForm

1φ 220V Input S1L S2L S3L - - - -

Capacity (HP) 1 2 3 5 71/2 10 15

3φ220V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 16.4 22 28 -

3φ440V Input 2.1 3.7 5.3 9.2 11.8 16 22Out

put

char

acte

ristic

Ratedoutput

current(A) 1φ200V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 - - - -

Frequency feedback gainFactory preset, adjustable for high resistance torque, high inertiaor low cycle operation machines.

Slip compensationAutomatic. The function can be prohibited or adjusted forfrequency compensation.

Maximum transient current 150% of the nominal motor torque.

Braking torque30% of the nominal motor torque without brake resistor(typicalvalue)up to 150% with brake resistor as an option.

Overload current rating 150%, 60sec

Frequency setting signal

Built-in potentiometer on the front panel, external potentiometeron main terminal ( 1K to 10KΩ variable resistor connectable ). 0to 10VDC(Input impedance:V1A=30.55KΩ VIB=30KΩ),4 to 20mA ( input impedance:400Ω ), and optionalcharacteristics (gain, bias)can be preset by 2-point setting.

Maj

or c

ontro

l fun

ctio

n

PI control Adjustable proportional and integral gain.Jog run One step at ±1Hz.

PWM carrier frequency Adjustable between 2.2 and 12 kHz(Default:4kHz).

Ope

ratio

nsp

ecifi

catio

n

Acceleration anddeceleration time

Independent and adjustable, ramp time from 0.1 to 3600 seconds(0.1S interval). Adjusting ramp time automatically whenovertorque.Be able to eliminate ramp time auto-adjustment duringdecelerating.

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Items Content

Input voltage classThree phase 220V input / Three phase 440V input / Single phase

220V inputMax. applicable motor

output (kW)0.75 1.5 2.2 3.7 5.5 7.5 11

Type EI-8001 series3φ 220V Input 01L 02L 03L 05L 07L 10L -

3φ 440V Input 01H 02H 03H 05H 07H 10H 15HForm

1φ 220V Input S1L S2L S3L - - - -

Capacity (HP) 1 2 3 5 71/2 10 153φ220V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 16.4 22 28 -

3φ440V Input 2.1 3.7 5.3 9.2 11.8 16 22Out

put

char

acte

ristic

Ratedoutput

current(A) 1φ200V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 - - - -

Recalculationcan be restarted after the main components checked during theprotective function enable.

Braking to stop

DC injection type:-Input DC current from a logic input terminal.-Input DC current automatically between 0 to 25 seconds, or input continuously.-Automatically input during the speed down to 0.5Hz.

Input terminal function(selection)

Forward & reverse input signals, preset speed select input signal,reset input signals, etc.

Output terminal function(selection)

Low-speed detection output signal, speed-reached output signal,etc.

Ope

ratio

n s

peci

ficat

ion

Fault signalIC contact output (250VAC-2A, 30VDC-2A resistive load,30VDC-1.5A inductive load).

Prot

ectiv

e fu

nctio

n

Inverter protection andsafety

Electrical isolation between power and control circuits (inputs, outputs, supplies).

Short circuit protection: -A. Internal supplies available. -B. Between output phases.

Thermal protection from excessive over heating and overcurrent.

Under and overvoltage supply. Overvoltage during braking.

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Items Content

Input voltage classThree phase 220V input / Three phase 440V input / Single phase

220V inputMax. applicable motor

output (kW)0.75 1.5 2.2 3.7 5.5 7.5 11

Type EI-8001 series

3φ 220V Input 01L 02L 03L 05L 07L 10L -

3φ 440V Input 01H 02H 03H 05H 07H 10H 15HForm

1φ 220V Input S1L S2L S3L - - - -

Capacity (HP) 1 2 3 5 71/2 10 15

3φ220V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 16.4 22 28 -

3φ440V Input 2.1 3.7 5.3 9.2 11.8 16 22Out

put

char

acte

ristic

Rated

output

current(A) 1φ200V Input 3.6 6.8 9.6 - - - -

Prot

ectiv

efu

nctio

n

Motor protection Protection integrated in the inverter by calculating I2t.

Service environment

Indoors. Altitude must less than 1000 meters. Must not be

exposed to direct sunlight, corrosive or explosive gas or vapor.

Vibration:5.9m/s2(0.6G)or less(at 10 to 50Hz).

Envi

ronm

ent

Ambient temperature &

relative humility

-10 ~ 40°C(50°C without upper seal), 93%(no condensation).

Protective method IP20.

Cooling Forced air cooling.

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7-2 External dimensions

When installing the inverter, note that the outside dimensions differ depending on the capacities.

Unit:mm

01L,02L01H,02HS1L,S2L03L~07L03H~07HS3L

220V440V220V220V440V220V

三相

單相

三相

單相

1HP,2HP

3HP~7HP

3HP

規格 電壓 相數 馬力數 W W1 H H1 D D1

單位:mm

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10H~15H 10HP~15HP

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Chapter 8 Maintenance and inspectionCarry out preventive maintenance in order to ensure trouble-free use of the inverter for a longperiod of time.Carry out periodical inspection once every three to six months, depending on the operatingconditions. Before starting inspection, be sure to turn off the power switch(MCCB)and make surethat the CHARGE lamp is off.(Wait for at least ten minutes.)

8-1 Inspection points

1. Check if any wire terminal screws are loose. If loose screws are found, tighten them with a screwdriver.2.Check visually if any terminals are improperly crimped or have traces of overheat.3.Check the wires and cables visually for damage.4. Remove dust with an electric vacuum cleaner. Clean the vent holes and PCBs with great care. Dust or foreign matter may cause unexpected defects or troubles.5. If the inverter is not used for a long time, supply power once every two years and check that it

works properly. Disconnect the motor and supply electric power for at least five hours. Commercial electric power should be supplied to the inverter via a V ariac, etc. and the voltage

should be increased gradually. Power should not be applied directly to the inverter.6. If an insulation test is needed, conduct it on the main circuit terminal block only using a 500 V

megger. Never use any other terminals or the control circuit terminal of a PCB for aninsulation test. If an insulation test of the motor needs to be performed.

Disconnect the wires from the output terminals U, V and W, and perform an insulation test of themotor alone.

7. Do not carry out a Hi-pot test, which could break the internal parts. Carry out inspectionperiodically and ensure that a good environments is maintained.

8. Checking voltage and temperature. The input voltage and output voltage should be measured frequently using a tester to detect failures.

Record the readings daily, taking account of the characteristics of the tester or voltmeter used. 〔Recommended voltmeter〕 Input :Moving iron type voltmeter(     )           Output:Rectifying voltmeter(      ) To detect failures more easily, the ambient temperature around the inverter should be measured

frequently when starting operation, during operation and when the machine is stopped.

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8-2 Consumables

The inverter contains many semiconductors and electronic parts. The performance of the parts

shown below will deteriorate over time, resulting in deterioration of the inverter or failures.

Therefore, the inverter should be inspected for preventive maintenance.

(1) Smoothing capacitors

Ripple currents, etc., affect the aluminum electrolytic smoothing capacitors in the DC section of the

main circuit and the capacitor performances will be degraded. The degree of such

deterioration greatly depends on the ambient temperature and usage conditions. The

capacitors need to be replaced about every five years if the inverter is used under normal

environmental conditions.

Appearance Inspection Criteria

(a) Whether electrolyte leaks?

(b) Whether the safety valve is protruding or the capacitor has expanded?

(2) Cooling fan

The service life of the cooling fan for cooling the parts that generate heat is approximately 15,000

hours(or approximately two years if the inverter is run continuously). If the fan generates

abnormal noise or vibration, it should be replaced.

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8-3 Storage

If the inverter is not used after purchase but is to be stored temporarily or for a long time, follow the

instructions below:

1. Do not store the inverter in a hot or humid place exposed to vibration or metallic powder. Store

it in a well ventilated place.

2. If the inverter is not be used for a long period of time, supply power to it once every two years

to restore the characteristics of the smoothing capacitors. Check the functions of the inverter at

the same time.

Commercial electric power should be supplied to the inverter via a Variac, etc., and the voltage

should be increased gradually.

Power should not be supplied directly to the inverter.(Power should be supplied for at least five

hours).

If the inverter is left turned off for a long period of time. the characteristics of the smoothing

capacitors in the inverter will deteriorate.

Thank you for choosing Rich Electric

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