VFD startup codes. What VFD settings for a newbie

Attachment 29718Hi Everybody.

My first post since joining this forum, here goes.....

Im just setting out building my first CNC router table. All was going well until I decided to fit it out with a water cooled spindle & VFD. Watching the pennies I opted for an Ebay 1.5Kw Water Cooled Spindle and an unbranded XSY-AT1 VFD, both have reasonable reviews!


Firstly:
On powering up the VFD i get two codes displayed. 19103 then 13001 if anybody could tell me what they mean I would be very grateful as I can not find any information on this.

Secondly:
What seems to be the age old questions, the VFD settings. Has anybody got the same configuration(below) as mine and are willing to share their settings?


The motor is 220V / 400Hz / 1.5Kw
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CNC-1-5KW...V/180730060933

The VFD is XSY-AT1 / 1.5Kw max current 8A.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AC-220V-1...K/183948451717


I've attached a photo of the parameter sheet as the code numbers seem to be different depending on which brand VFD it is.
The codes I have changed are
P01 Reference frequency - 400
P03 intermediate frequency - 200
P06 Maximum Operating - 400
P07 minimum operating - 0
P21 revolution for 50Hz - 3000
P26 working frequency - 400
P78 main current overload - 6000

The motor runs with the above setting but when I started to increase the speed there was a small wisp of smoke from connector plug or thereabouts. I stopped the motor, and after a check with an ohmmeter reckon I saved any damage.

Any advice most welcome on my setting much appreciated as I'm starting to disappear up my own tailpipe with this.

Many thanks in advance.

Nick

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This is not the exact same driver, but has some similar features and may be of some help.
I have it in PDF format and don't know how to attach it here so I added it to my dropbox
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zl6cdfbe7n...-220v.pdf?dl=0

Hi regpye

Thank you for sharing your settings. They will come in handy. I am quite surprised on the lack of information on these Chinese VFD's

Cheer

Nick

Different motor but this video I made a while back might help a bit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrIEI-4Iupo&t=2323s

That is such an exceptionally helpful video. Thank you! Is your settings spreadsheet available for purchase anywhere?

I go into a bit more detail in episode 9 and you might be able to screen grab some stills. I think I created a pdf and uploaded it on this forum but can’t remember if I was going to do it or actually did it ! I’m away from the pc (on my phone) so will have to wait a bit.

I just watched #9 earlier today. So much good info there. If you do find that pdf, I’d appreciate a link. No rush. My motor doesn’t show up until next week.

I'll start a new thread with various links and info which may help others . . .

Did you figure out why you are/were getting the 19103 code? My vfd has been working well for about 6 months but now throws that code on start-up and none of the buttons respond.

Thanks!

How do people estop these water-cooled spindles?

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Originally Posted by andy_con

How do people estop these water-cooled spindles?

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You can use one of the VFD inputs and program it as an e-stop, but when properly connected to the controller when the E-stop has been pushed the controller should shut down it's outputs which will in turn stop the RUN signal.

Also on a properly built machine, the E-stop will be hard wired to some relays which will physically disconnect the run signals rather than rely on just software to stop the machine.

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Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

You can use one of the VFD inputs and program it as an e-stop, but when properly connected to the controller when the E-stop has been pushed the controller should shut down it's outputs which will in turn stop the RUN signal.

Also on a properly built machine, the E-stop will be hard wired to some relays which will physically disconnect the run signals rather than rely on just software to stop the machine.

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completely agree.

the chinglish manual is really hard going.

any hints for which input is the estop?

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Originally Posted by andy_con

completely agree.

the chinglish manual is really hard going.

any hints for which input is the estop?

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The Digital inputs are usually programable so you can set any of them to do what you want, I'm guessing it's an Huanyang VFD but I haven't got a manual in front of me but will have a look tomorrow when I get to work.

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Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

The Digital inputs are usually programable so you can set any of them to do what you want, I'm guessing it's an Huanyang VFD but I haven't got a manual in front of me but will have a look tomorrow when I get to work.

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many thanks

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