HUANYANG 4.0 KW INVERTER VFD HOW TO SETUP AND WIRE SINGLE PHASE 220V BRIDGEPORT MILL PHASE CONVERTER
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- This is a basic setup of a HUANYANG 5 hp VFD on a 3hp Bridgeport Style Milling machine running on single phase power.
This is a basic setup of a HUANYANG 5 hp VFD on a 3hp Bridgeport Style Milling machine running on single phase power.
Press PRGM, use the Double arrow pointing right to move the cursor to the correct digit then use the up down arrows to edit the PD number parameter. Press SET then enter the correct parameter then press SET again to accept it.
I forgot to talk about PD023. Set it to 1 or you won't be able to reverse!
PD013 = 8 resets to factory settings NOT 1 as stated in my list
Many Thanks again. I used your parameters, programing formulas and advice. I just walked in from the garage to come and write this. The saw is running like a champ. I have even managed to program the ramp up to 5 seconds and the ramp down to 7. Going from an old 1Hp Craftsman that had trouble cutting peanut butter to this 3 Hp beast that slices so clean through wood has put a grin from ear to ear. Funny thing after testing it a couple times...I hit the reverse button by accident trying to start it up ...dang thing still cut better than the Craftsman in reverse ...LOL
Well you created this video 10 years ago, but it helped me today,
Thanks for sure cause Mine didn't come with a manual,
but you explained it where I could set it up and made it easy.
Thanks again.
I just wanted to say THANK YOU!!!! I just received one of these for my lathe, and found the instructions a little frustrating. Your video, along with your handy notes, I was up and running, and tweaking the settings in no time. The company should pay you. I sent them your youtube link for reference for other customers. You ROCK!!!
Thankyou very much for the video, that setup list you made got my drive running!, I though it had a failed IGBT due to the way it would try and limp up to speed and stall, but it seems they need a bit more setting up than it appears in the manual.
Thank you, I forgot to disconnect my table (crossfeed) motor (also polyphase) and it worked until the switch suddenly stopped the power, and popped the fuse so violently it fried the VFD! So make sure ALL switches to the motors are ONLY controlled by the VFD. (Lessons learned) The manuals are rather a week, I think there is a need to have a standard BP setup program sheet for dummies, not necessarily by the program number (as different units have different program number order) rather by function so these parameters could be done on any VFD regardless of the "P" code sequence.
thanks for the info, I was having trouble getting 220 out of all 3 legs for some reason and I copped your permits, now it works.
I just bought a 4 hp to run my 3 hp on my homemade mill.
Thanks for the great video. Joe
Great instruction video. I took your notes and made the settings to my vfd. Couldn't get the darn thing to go into reverse. I am using external switches in my application. After a couple of hours and lots of head scratching, as well as looking at every page of the manual I came across PD023. I was so thrilled finally to get the thing to go in reverse. I was hoping to add some new info to your video.... and then I spotted the your post "Also I believe....forgot to talk about PD023"....LOL!
Thanks a million for this video, it saved me a ton of time! Now my VFD/mill works
My research, including talking with manufacturer in China, is that THIS UNIT will produce full output power with either 2 or 3 phase input and so far, so good. Runs my 10 HP 3 phase motor just fine.
Once I complete my project, I will be able to fully load the motor, then I'll see if this unit will supply the 27amps my motor requires to operate properly.
zomaxx3671 are you getting the full 220vac @60? mine won't
sr the frequency in use is 60 HZ AND THE FREQUENCY OF MY MOTOR IS 50 HZ. THE PARAMETERS P0.03 60HZ, PO.O4 60HZ, P0.06 60HZ, AND FOR THE MOTOR P2.02 50HZ Is this correct? thank you
hi, re. poles.. 7200 divided by yr pin ? europian? cant quite catch what you said there. thanks
Hello i have just bought the same spindle and vfd.Any chance i can help from you how to wire properly?By the way do you have any problem with this spindle and vfd?
Thanks. Now I can fix spaceship!
I purchased the UltimateBee this spring 1500x1500 2.2K 220v air spindle xPRO controller. I had so much issues with the controller and getting the motors to move right I scrapped it and got a NightHawk controller. All the motors are working perfectly now but I can not control the VFD. I have gone over all the setting and matched them up to what seemed to be the best choise and moved the jumper. still, the spindle will not turn. I am hopping someone out there will be able to help me.
absolutely superb how to I had it running in only a few minutes after watching this video, I am wanting to use the jog facility on this inverter I am assuming you hook up a switch to the jog terminal and dcm is this correct, there is no diagram in the book, thanks once again
On the green buss left to right you have a black a yellow and a green. Were is the black wire hooked to power or ground?
There is no power going there, those are only the switch connections.
Would your setting be the same for my Huanyang HY02D223B VFD to power a 220v 2.2k Spindle?
Good job, right to the point and parameters work! Thank you
Massive Help, Thanks...Any way you could please do a video on what type of switches to use and how to wire up separate on off switch added to a machine, as well as the forward reverese (type of switch) and how you wire in and set it for a speed controller dial, and the type and info on that dial, I would need to buy it? Your video was awesome!! I was lost and my wood lathe would not run after I hooked it up with new motor and this vfd, your video got it up and running, so I'm pumped I just really need to add the other external control switches and am really lost...figured out how to move around the panel ok...just not sure about the other hook ups and parameter settings...thanks a ton.
Hi
I saw your video and was very useful.
I have a 2.2 KW HY02D223B
was working and a saw a spark in the inverter would you believe the is a fuse inside of it and where you'd it be located?
thanks
I'm about to turn mine on after months of research. Checking, you have a separate ground from E to where? Motor chassis somewhere?
Have this exact same VFD. Electrician set this up for a mechanical mixing barrel. A worker operating the machine failed to allow barrel to stop completedly before throwing switch in reverse, now VFD displays error code E.O.C.A (Over-current during ramp-up) or E.O.C.n (Over-current at constant speed). Am unable to get mixer running, any advice?
I was told and from what I read everwhere you should overrate the vfd when running off of single phase. That's why I'm using a 5hp inverter with a 3hp motor. What are you running the vfd on?
HOLA, TENGO UNO IGUAL NUEVO Y NO ENCIENDE, SOLO 2 LUCES ROJAS EN EL INTERIOR, CUAL ES EL PROBLEMA?
how would you wire in an emergency stop switch? Would you just stick it in the path of the fwd/rev switch? Or is there specific contact for it?
You need a magnetic motor starter with Estop on the power input side. That's the way I have mine setup. The nice thing is if you have a power outage when the machine is on, the machine won't turn on when the power resumes. There is a momentary start switch that latches the electromagnetic contactor.
Sir, there are parameters to regulate the revolutions per minute for my engine. thank you
I set things up per your instructions and things seem to be OK.
I did have to adjust 014 & 015, but no big deal. Think I will also try your suggestion on using pot to control motor speed. Will 10K be sufficient to use with this 10 hp, 27A motor?
Also, 144 is set to 1770, but ROTT shows 2124!?!? To your knowledge, are these units relatively accurate?
Is this VFD still working fine for you? I am looking to use this same unit to power my milling machine and I just wanted to see if it has lasted and performed well for you.
1-1/2 years and still working perfect. I use the mill for only repair work and likely only use it for 2 hrs max a week. No complaints so far. I just bought a 3kw Huanyang VFD for my 3 phase Delta industrial wood planer. I hope it works just as well.
Hello, I was curious how these inverter's are able to function without a neutral connected as this typically would end up frying electronics due to unbalanced lines. Thanks!
Great instruction but can you please explain where the wires from the CDM and FOR are connected to on the breakout board. This is where I am coming unstuck and cannot get the spindle to turn on and off. i assume they are connected to the BoB relay which just close circuits the two wire ends making a loop but still cant get it to run. Any suggestion would be appreciated. thanks Dean
Are you trying to use this on a cnc?
hi, yes. i have built a cnc router and using the same VFD as you are. i think I may have worked it out last night. For some reason the PD000 was set at "1" which i found out is locking the programming so when i was setting Pd001 to "1", it was showing the change it but then when i exited out it was defaulting back to "0". i spent about 6 hours reading the manual and searching the internet and found one small comment about the lock. i unlocked it and then programmed it again and like magic, it worked. So i was correct in connection it to the relay, just the VFD was not set right. Thanks for your reply and offer to help. Much appreciated. Dean
When through search, but, maybe me, couldn't find what as I'm hopping to find out witch model # your using in this tuto....!?!
Also, personally curious, is it still running s hopped for 6yr later ?!
Thanks, Robert
Yes that's correct. What kw inverter do you have? Are you going to run it on single phase or 3 phase?
Great video. Thanks. I was stumped until I watched this!
does it work on hvac units? condenser and compresser
Hello DJB
I'm trying to set up 3 wire control on my Huanyang 2.2kw for a wood bandsaw .
Ive purchased 2 stop NC switches and 1 start NO switch ..so i can have basic
on and off controls.
I have been advised to get a low voltage power relay ...Ive been looking but only seen one relay that was used with a Huanyang drive ..
It was a 5 volt DC relay .
Would this be suitable for my application ?
Thanks for the vid !!!
Tomas
I don't really understand why you need more than 2 switches. All you need is 1 switch to turn on the VFD at the 220 in, (I'm using a magnetic motor starting switch) but as long as you use any switch rated for your HP that will be fine. Then all you need is an on off switch across DCM and Forward. Unless I'm missing something, it should be this simple.
DJB HSI Thanks DJB
I was unsure if the stop buttons possibly.... "needed to be continually pressed until the motor stops which is not safe in my mind " ....
Unsure how much built in braking capacity i have ( 2.2kw does not come with components for use with a braking resistor , so no DC braking for me )..
I can wire these switches in series ..... for a dual button stop ( Coasting Stop setting that is..) and i will be wiring it as follows ....
DCM into dual NCs Stop buttons first, then into the NO Start switch and connected back into FOR terminal . ?
THANKS also for the direct info on the mag motor start switch ..,
I was wanting to use my original bandsaws switch for this application but I felt slightly pushed away from this idea as its good practice to keep capacitors charged ...Ill take all the "tamper deterrent" switches i can get please ....
Provided it has a suitable rating .
Sound ill start making a chunky housing for this too and make it look scary
with lightning bolt stickers .
Hope Your vfd is going strong for manys a year.
Thanks Again DJB !!!!
Tomas
If all fails, read the instruction! BIG THANKS!
Okay so i am confused on how to get from the 4 lines coming from the 220 to the inverter. Specifically the neutral wire. The red and black connect to the 2 inputs of the inverter and the ground to ground but where do i wire the white
You're not using the white wire. Do not hook it up at either end. Put insulators on it too. Use a voltmeter to test your voltage.
OK...so I am looking at your set up. I see you have "4 wire" 220v on the input. It looks like you have the white wire just floating and not connected. I am assuming that is the neutral wire. I also have 4 wire 220 so I just want to make sure I get this right. I have already fried a static converter in an attempt to get this saw running so I am a little gun shy. Also I am guessing that I need to bypass the on/off switch and wire directly into the motor. The on/off should be wired in before the VFD then to the motor??? I believe The on/off switch is electro magnetic
Should I connect the grounds direct? the connecter bar on mine reads R/S/T/P+/PR/U/V/W/ GRD (a ground symbol) there is a tag that says "motor" over the U/V/W terminals, thoswe must be the output to the motor right? I have single phase input 220v
+TheDirtFighter You need to double check with a voltmeter, this stuff can kill you in a split second. I myself never trust anyone else's work. Normally red and black are your 220v. The other line is a neutral that can be split to 120v. The other line (green or bare) will be ground. You can't use the electro mag switch on the VFD to turn the motor on/off. Use a regular motor switch. You can use the mag switch to power the VFD from the mains. The mag switch is nice to use there. Should you have a power outage the machine won't fire back up when power resumes until you press on again. R and S is your 220v the UVW is wired direct to the motor and the switch to turn the machine on and off will go to DCM and FOR. Flip any 2 of the UVW if your saw is turning the wrong direction. Connect all your grounds to ( E )
BE CAREFUL! DOUBLE CHECK and TRIPLE CHECK your work!!
+DJB HSI Thanks again, I appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions. It all looks pretty straight forward. I just have very little experience with electronics. The static converter came with the saw and was not installed so there is a chance it was bad to begin with...but when you are not quite sure what you are doing and things start hissing and smoking it can make a guy doubt himself.
Is it possible to wire the grounds together? I am using heavy gauge wire and don't think I will be able to get both wires in the very small terminal on the VFD.
hello,
nice video thanks :)
one question. hwo do you wire the spindle itself?
does i matter on the 4 pins were the wires go. or does it not matter?
thanks you so much
Quick question,...... do I connect the 3 phase motor ground wire to the same 220V ground point on the VFD which is terminal "E"?
Hello, can this be used as normal inverter for household appliances?
One more question. Could you have just run 3-phase to your rotary switch and used the switch for the forward & reverse function (i.e. just supply 3-phase and run the mill in 'as delivered' mode)?
+Mogman150 yes if I had 3 phase available I would not have even bothered with a VFD. My mill already has mechanical CVT variable drive so motor runs at 100% speed and the hand crank adjusts the speed. A VFD is only required if you either want variable speed or if you want to run off a single phase supply or both. You'll need a 10kohm Pot if you want to use variable speed. Check your manual on how to properly wire up the pot.
hi and great video. just a question, anfter , now, some years did you had any problem with the inverter? moreover is it truly capable to convert 220v single phase to 380 three pases? thanks
Alberto Gulmini this will not step up the voltage you'll need a transformer for that. You will also need a vfd the runs off the same voltage of the motor. Still runs great after all these years:)
DJB HSI thank you for your help
i just got the 10hp version...Does the fan in yours run 24/7?
I know this video is old, but I was wondering if you could help me understand something. What are you using to actually turn off the VFD at the end of the day? Side question how has this VFD been working out for you so far?
I used the contactor that came with the mill but you can use a 2 pole switch disconnect. Vfd still running great. Never had an issue.
+Doug Warren yes fan starts about 5 sec after you power it up. Yours should too I believe.
Hi Thanks for this everything have is identical to your setup. When the motor is running there is a high pitch whine from it. The motor runs fine. It is not a mechanical noise. It sounds like a hi freq unfiltered noise. Does yours do that too?
Walt in Montreal
Yes this is normal. All motors running on vfd drives will have that sound.
Thanks. I just read that increasing the carrier freq will shut it up. Do you know of this?
Walter Kucharski
You can but you will derate the motor's HP and it can also cause your motor to run at a higher temperature.
My inverter is similar as yours., but my spindle does not even tur on. Just keep flashing. the run do nothing, and the stop does not response. The instructions are really crap. difficult to understand. May I turn on my spindle with out the inverter? I am in USA 120V
The whole purpose of using the VFD is if you want variable speed of a 3 phase motor or to do what I'm doing run from a single phase supply to run a 3 phase motor. These VFDs do not run off 120v. What's the voltage of your motor? If all you want to do is turn on a 110v motor then use a motor starting switch of the rated HP and call it a day :)
Yeah..........I should just go ahead and buy the cord and panel with holder. Thanks for the info..and the great video.
Hello, just ran across this very useful video. I am repowering a lathe with a 5hp motor and wish to run it with varying RPM's (rather than just on-off-rev). My question is; is there a provision to speed control using an external potentiometer vs using the buttons on the front panel? How is your unit holding up on single phase power? Any reliability issues? Thanks.
You'll need a 10k potentiometer They're only a couple bucks . Hook V1 to the center terminal on the pot. Hook VR to one side terminal and ACM to the other terminal. Make sure
the 3 pin jumper on the VFD at the right side on the circuit board is
jumper set to 1-2. Program PD002 to 1 and you should be good to go.
Outstanding, thanks! I'm assuming I can wire in a reversing switch and start/stop switch as well? How is your unit running? I'm getting mixed reviews on these units (but sheesh, the price is almost worth the risk). Thanks again!
Been on my mill since 2012 with zero issues. I over rated so I'm no pushing it very hard. Yes the for/rev it's the same as I setup. Complaints are likely due to user error.
One last question and I'll leave you alone (I promise!) what is the rated amperage output of your VFD? My 5hp motor indicates that it could draw 15.3 maximum at 220V.
What are you trying to run?
Sir, if my motor is 380 volts, what parameters should I set? thank you
this VFD will not work with your motor
Thanks for posting this. Any idea if there is a published trouble code list? The manual may have been written in Chinese. I am getting a code E.OC.A. I think it may mean error. on current. amps?
EOCA is Over Current on Acceleration. You may have underrated your VFD for the app. Try a longer ramp up time or increase your transmission ratio if possible.
Are you still running this vfd? Just woundering if it has lasted I'm looking at one for the same use.
Yes I don't use the machine every day but I use it regularly. I just used it a day ago still no issues.
Hello, Will the remote switch function(s) of the VFD allow me to utilize a simple momentary start/stop - NC/NO - switch, or does the switch need to be a constant contact type to power to VFD on and off? Thanks you.
ML L It has to be constant contact.
Trying to hook up pot as you suggested, but I see (2) two ACM terminals, no terminal marked VR (only 5V, 10V & 24V) and manual shows a connection to AI also?
Now I am confused..........
Is your model Huanyang a HY04D023B? I bought mine to power a 5hp 3ph planer, don't need reverse or variable speed, just start and stop. Ramping up to full speed of course. Can I wire 20ft cord for the INPUT to plug and unplug at a wall outlet? So I'd plug it in then turn it on and off from the VFD. Wiring a switch might be easier too, I'm researching how to do that.
That wouldn't be a problem just make sure that you use the correct gauge wire that's all
Figure to use 10/3 600v wire for both sides of the VFD, would that work?
Rc RC yes 10awg is plenty for that run
Great video. How do you get it into the mode where you can change the parameters? Thanks,
+Mogman150 Press program, use the Double arrow pointing right to move the cursor to the correct digit then use the up down arrows to edit the PD number parameter. Press SET then enter the correct parameter then press set.
Hi" I also have one of these & find it perfect for my 5hp lathe. I want to wire up the stop foot brake to it but can't figure out witch terminals to use? Can you help me with that. Rob
If the foot brake mechanically stops the rotations of the drive motor/spindle, the regenerative power from the motor will trip out the VFD. Out of the dozens of lathes If owned I've never had one with foot brake. I think you'd be better off getting a braking resistor setup on your VFD. With the proper resistor setup the spindle will stop fast on it's own without having to touch the brake.
Is there a way to start/stop this VFD using a powered input? Looking at getting this exact model to run small 3ph motors on single phase (for a compressor). Just a bit of coin to throw down if It can't turn the motor on/off using a pressure switch.
It's been a while since I looked at a pressure switch but I think all you would do Is wire the motor directly to the VFD and use the pressure switch contact to turn on the VFD across DCM and forward it should be as simple as that.
Thanks for info, but I don't understand the programming interface. I go to set, say PD005 to 60. I press Prog and this number 400,00 is displayed.
I need to get to 60, so I press the Down arrow button, and the 400.00 changes to 399.99. Continuing to hold the down arrow, the display crawls down to 398, then after some time, it gets through the tenths and hundredths digits, to 397, and so on.
Is there some way to just enter 60 and not have to do the down by tens/ones/tenths/hundredths? In other words, is there a way to get to the 100s position, hit the down arrow 4 time to get to 099.99, then to the tens position, and down to 6, then ones position, to move to 0, etc?
Thanks
+boogerhead0 Yes, just use what looks like the fast forward arrow key. It will move over 1 digit at a time so you can change any digit in an instant. 400 to 60 in just a few pushes.
Ok if you want to use the control panel to control speed. Make sure PD002 is set to 0 and the 3 pin jumper strip is set to pins 2-3 so that would make it the 2 pins to the right. Default mine came with the jumper set to1-2 You will then be able to adjust the frequency which will adjust the speed. Use the >> button to get the cursor to the 1st digit and use the up and down arrows to adjust the speed.
If you have a 1 phase motor do you just connect it to two of the outputs or must it be a 3 phase motor?
richardc1983 not for single phase motors.
sr what are the parameters so that when you stop the engine it stops faster. and the parameters for acceleration or starting of the engine. thank you
014 and 015. Set this to the amount of seconds you want.
@@dabooge thanks you
Where can I buy a long display cord so as to mount the VFD remotely? My 2.2 kw is used on Bridgeport mill........also have a 4kw I will be setting up on a 5 HP lathe.
They are simple to make but you can buy them on Aliexpress.com search this number 1824343966 it will take you to the listing.
Is there a way to program VFD unit to control motor speed through panel? Variable speeds would be ideal, but even if speeds were pre-selected, maybe 2 or 3 desired rpm's, that would be great too. This way the digital read out would hopefully indicate motor shaft speeds. My motor is 10 HP and draws 27amps @ 230VAC.
Hi, Thanks for this great video. I am trying to set up the exact same thing on an old Bridgeport milling machine that was donated to our Makerspace. I am confused on how to wire for the old school switch. Where does the for and rev lines go? Thanks for any direction or wiring diagram that you can provide. Best -Scott
Scott Van Campen without seeing your switch it's difficult to tell you how to wire it. DCM basically bridges to FOR or REV. It's pretty simple just by looking at the drum switch. You could also continuity test it I suppose if you're not sure.
Thanks for the reply, I tested the VFD on another 3 phase motor and it works fine... So I'm going thru the Bridgeport motor and might be rebuilding. I think I still have a question of two on how to integrate the switch but will follow up later. Thanks again for your help. Best -S
I am in Canada I want to install this unit on my lathe Colchester Master 2500 precision and motor is 5 HP 600 volt is this unit will work on this motor, thanks in advance.
This particular unit will not work. You'll need a 600v vfd. If you have 600v 3 phase supply then you need a 600v VFD that you can use directly. If you have only single phase 220v then you'll need a 220v to 600v transformer then you can use a 600v vfd. The added cost of the transformer and VFD for this lathe makes me think you should just rewire a single phase 220v 5hp motor. Princess auto is a cheap place to get them when they come on sale. If you want to keep the original motor then buying used transformers and Vfds on Kijiji is your ticket. Good luck!
To answer your question on setting up variable speed. You'll need a 10k linear pot. Hook V1 to the center terminal on the pot. Hook VR to one side terminal and ACM to the other terminal. Make sure the 3 pin jumper on the VFD at the right side on the circuit board is jumper set to 1-2. Program PD002 to 1 and you should be good to go. I'll make a video of this setup if I can find a 10k pot in my parts bin. Good luck!
So how do I save 20 bucks by making my own cord? Won't I need special plugs on ends of cord?
You should be able to buy the plugs at any decent electronic parts shop for only a few bucks they are called 10 Pin IDC Cable Mounting Socket you'll need male and female of course. For $20 bucks and free shipping for cord spare panel with the holder that price is hard to beat though.
Do they have KB inverter? I need 17kv?
i have problem with my HUANYANG 4.0 KW INVERTER VFD when i do the job it stops randomly.feels like spindle haven't power. rpm 24000 400hz but still it stops when cuting wood with 11.2mm end mill tool at 10mm depth.
You're likely overloading the spindle. What feed rate are you using? What KW is your spindle motor?
DJB HSI www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AIR-COOLE-MOTOR-SPINDLE-3KW-VFD-MATCHING-INVERTER-3KW-ENGRAVING-GRINDING-o4-/130616263351?pt=UK_BOI_Industrial_Automation_Control_ET&hash=item1e695602b7 same spindle but only inverter is 4kw
Endijs Ogrins
I looked at the specs of that spindle and I find it hard to believe such a small spindle like that is 3kw. Anything above 300hz, you will be losing torque.
DJB HSI i now use it at 400hz. what about voltages? start, minimal? i set min 120hz min voltage 45 thats only way it works for now.
I thought if it was wired to 220 the output would be 440 or can you set that?
Joseph DAndrea No not this model but most 440v motors can be wired 220v.
Cool. I assume the neutral goes to the e and the two hot legs go to one of the input terminals.
Joseph DAndrea No E is ground. No neutral is used
DJB HSI I am confused did you hook an input power cable to the E terminal or just to the three power inputs?
Joseph DAndrea INPUT E=GROUND, R&S IS THE 220. OUTPUT=U,V,W IS THE 3PHASE TO THE MOTOR. If you have 3 phase available you can wire it in the R,S,T
I do have a Weg 10 hp single phase 230v 44 amps, it is possiblr to use a speed controller,
Francisco Bravo I haven't tried it myself but apparently the AB PowerFlex 523 AC Drive can run from single phase. But unless money is not an issue at the price of those AB drives you probably would want to find a used 10hp 3ph motor and use a cheap VFD like I did.
Please I have problem vfd error E23 please can you help me to solve
Im using the 2.2 kw version for my 3 phase 220 lift what parameters do i need to set my manual has pd000 and it goes up from there please someone tell me which ones to set i know all the info just not how to set up and use this setup
You could easily program the same parameters I used It will work fine.
I have a 10 hp 7.5 kw 34 Amp one of these. As soon as I load it up I get error (E.OC.A). It shows that it is using 6.6 amp when this happens, can anybody help me with this problem????
Many thanks it is very helpful.
do u know if its possible to use my 3kw vdf on my 2.2kw spindle?
Dana Computers yes
I have two been using four 4 years GR8 magic
Genius!!! Thanks!!!
Help me I need to see if you please help me to removed the user password for G200-045/055P-4G . Ineed to be able to slow down the hertz from 100 to 70 .. and the drive is asking for password . thanks
my motor is 3450 rpm if I divide 7200/3450 I get 2.08 so I have to assume mine is a 2 pole motor so in my case the parameter for 143 =2 not 4 because your motor is 1720 rpm.
+Thomas Shue Yes that would be correct.
+Thomas Shue Have you found this to be the case? I am getting ready to wire one up to my 3 phase table saw (3450 RPM) Just trying to soak up any info I can...I have ZERO knowledge on VFD's or any electronics for that matter
+TheDirtFighter when Thomas asked me that question, I checked a 3 phase motor on my shelf that is 3450 rpm and on the plate it's marked 2 pole. The motor was from a table saw.
+DJB HSI Thank you for the reply and thank you for posting this info...I am sure I will be back here to take notes when my VFD arrives. I imagine it should be very straight forward since I am installing on a table saw and don't really need all the functionality. Basically I just need the 3phase to run it in the garage and this was a whole lot cheaper than getting a single phase motor for a Powermatic Pm66
+DJB HSI I really appreciated this video. I did however decide to build a RPC instead. I have too many machines, VFD'S would of been a fortune.
OK.......
Thank you for all your help.
OK I found that someone posted this on a forum:
Connect both ends of the speed pot across ACM and 10V on the top row of connectors and connect the wiper (center) of the pot to V1 on the bottom row of connectors.
PD072 to 60HZ. Set PD070 to 0 for 0-10V setting. Set PD002 to 1 for external speed control.
Also I believe I forgot to talk about PD023 in my video. Set it to 1 or you won't be able to reverse
What’s the black wire for!
If you're talking about the one that goes to dcm that wire is going to my rotary switch. It basically setup to bridge dcm to forward or dcm to reverse. An SPDT switch will do the same. Dcm to center contact and reverse and forward to outer contacts.
Excellent
Is there a way to reset the unit back to factory settings?
PD013 = 8 to factory reset
Thank you!!
Great setup and nice mill! :) Did you ground your motor too? Did you wire it to the VFD grounding?
The motor is grounded on the E terminal. Some Huanyang Vfds have a separate terminal for motor ground.
I JUST GOT MY HUANYANG VFD Model HY07D523B OFF E-BAY. I hooked it up to 220 vac single phase. I programmed it and I hooked it up to a 5 hp Leeson 3450 rpm 220 volt single phase motor. Every time I start it up it faults out, error (E.OC.A) . Does any body know what I need to do???? HELP HELP
Have you tried starting the motor without load?
Yes. I bought a new 7.5 HP 3510 RPM 3PH motor, it does the same thing under load. Help!
Mack Everhart it's not designed to run a single phase motor. Buy a 3 phase motor.
I saw that number also, I took my laser RPM tach and tested the rpm of the motor and it was 1800 rpm I'm not using the readout on the vfd so I'm ok with that. 10k is what they call for in the manual. The pot is for control only there is hardly any current going through it,
Thank you Sir!!!
I will give this a try and let you know......
Great video.
Can anyone tell me how to set up the VFD to start and stop the motor on my compressor based on the pressure switch on the compressor?
Wire and program it exactly like I did. Only difference is 1 contact from the pressure switch goes to DCM the other to FOR.
1.5kw should power up to a 2hp motor. I wouldn't even bother trying it on a 3hp motor like my mill has. Many people claim you should over rate the VFD when running it from single phase. I'm using a 5hp VFD for a 3hp motor. It's been running almost 1 year now with no issues.
aah... rpm silly me. thanks for vid, some good info here
Opa boa noite você pode invia Acopia
Dese manual pra mim
Cool let me know how it goes.
Thank you for this video!!!!
Very helpful.......please check your pm in box.
Huanyang Model HY07D523B 7.5KW VFD Inverter........220V input to 3 phase motor.