I really like your videos and find them very interesting, i have a question, do you have any video regarding PLC configuration, i do automation for industrial laundry equipment and this is the very first time i am using a WEG VFD
We have many videos covering our various PLC offerings. Our website also has excellent documentation covering this, and there is even an online community forum of users that help with application specific questions!
Hi is posible to use the DI1,DI3 y DI4 in multispeed configuration and DI2 for run and stop configuration ? do i have to configure anything else ? thanks for your help
Yes, in fact it is a requirement. Look at table 7.4 in the programming manual (cdn.automationdirect.com/static/manuals/wegdrives/programmingmanual.pdf). You have to use (DI1 or DI2), DI3, DI4 as the control bits. You could also use DI1 for your run stop and then use DI2, DI3, DI4 for your multi-speed control. Bottom line: the bit you don't use is available for whatever you want to use it for. Check out all the WEG CFW300 videos at www.automationdirect.com/videos.
I really like your videos and find them very interesting, i have a question, do you have any video regarding PLC configuration, i do automation for industrial laundry equipment and this is the very first time i am using a WEG VFD
We have many videos covering our various PLC offerings. Our website also has excellent documentation covering this, and there is even an online community forum of users that help with application specific questions!
Hi is posible to use the DI1,DI3 y DI4 in multispeed configuration and DI2 for run and stop configuration ? do i have to configure anything else ? thanks for your help
Yes, in fact it is a requirement. Look at table 7.4 in the programming manual (cdn.automationdirect.com/static/manuals/wegdrives/programmingmanual.pdf).
You have to use (DI1 or DI2), DI3, DI4 as the control bits. You could also use DI1 for your run stop and then use DI2, DI3, DI4 for your multi-speed control. Bottom line: the bit you don't use is available for whatever you want to use it for. Check out all the WEG CFW300 videos at www.automationdirect.com/videos.