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==VFD Parameters== | ==VFD Parameters== | ||
Most VFD have a set of around 500 PD values that allow you to change settings on the unit (such as drive frequency); changes to these PD values can fry motors and/or the VFD. These PD values should only need to be set once, tailored to the application for the VFD and never would normally need to be changed by anyone but a service engineer. | Most VFD have a set of around 500 PD values that allow you to change settings on the unit (such as drive frequency); changes to these PD values can fry motors and/or the VFD. These PD values should only need to be set once, tailored to the application for the VFD and never would normally need to be changed by anyone but a service engineer. | ||
===CNC MILL VFD parameters=== | |||
*PD005 - 400 | |||
*PD004 - 400 | |||
*PD003 - 400 | |||
*PD006 - 2.5 | |||
*PD007 - 1.20 | |||
*PD008 - 220 | |||
*PD009 - 15 | |||
*PD011 - 0 | |||
PD011 is the minimum frequency, below 120 (6000 rpm) it would cause non-water cooled spindles to burn up and generally has much less torque. |
Revision as of 21:15, 11 February 2016
VFD
The space currently has 2 Variable Frequency Drives; these magic boxes provide 3 phase AC power to 3 phase motors from the single phase mains of the space.
Machines that use a VFD
- The power saw has a HYOD
- The CNC Mill has a newer HYOD.
VFD Control
The power saw VFD doesn't really need settings changing for normal operation.
The CNC Mill controller interfaces with the CNC Mill VFD through PWM (0-10v) to adjust things like spindle speed, and direction.
VFD Parameters
Most VFD have a set of around 500 PD values that allow you to change settings on the unit (such as drive frequency); changes to these PD values can fry motors and/or the VFD. These PD values should only need to be set once, tailored to the application for the VFD and never would normally need to be changed by anyone but a service engineer.
CNC MILL VFD parameters
- PD005 - 400
- PD004 - 400
- PD003 - 400
- PD006 - 2.5
- PD007 - 1.20
- PD008 - 220
- PD009 - 15
- PD011 - 0
PD011 is the minimum frequency, below 120 (6000 rpm) it would cause non-water cooled spindles to burn up and generally has much less torque.