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This video will show you how to program an ATV212
drive to run using two-wire control and also to use VIA as your 0 to 10 volts
DC reference.
The first thing that you will want to do is to program your motor parameters.
And to do this, you want to press Mode.
Once you see AUF, you are going to go head and hit the down-arrow key.
And then find F as in "Frank" dash, dash, dash, Enter.
And now, you want to go up to F415.
Now, F 415 is your rated motor current value parameter.
So if your motor nameplate says that your motor is ready for 10 amps,
then you want to make sure that this drive, this parameter, F415,
is ready for 10 amps.
So you can use your up and down-arrow key to make adjustments if necessary.
And once you made an adjustment, press Enter.
And that will save that setting.
The next parameter after this is F417.
Again, to get there, you want to press the up-arrow key,
and then Enter on the parameter F417.
And this is your motor RPM rating.
And again, you can use your up and down-arrow key to make changes.
And then once you're done, press Enter.
And the next parameter is F601.
Now, F601 is your motor current-limitation parameter.
And to know what rating or what value you want to put in as a parameter,
you basically take your motor rated current value,
and you multiply that by your motors service factor.
So as an example, if you were motor-rated for 10 amps
and your service factor is 1.15, then the value you want
to put for this parameter F601 is 11.5.
With this parameter done, you want to press the Mode key
until you go back out to FR-F. I just did it too quickly.
So you want to--
so basically, when you press Mode, again,
when we're in the parameter list, you want to press Mode,
and it will go back the same way it came in, which is F dash, dash, dash.
The next parameter you want to go down to is typ.
And the typ parameter is basically a way of setting the drive for either a 60
hertz or a 50-hertz rating.
And once you see this, you want press Enter.
You'll have two values, one on the left and one on the right.
The one on the left will show you what mode you're on right now.
The one on the right is what you are trying to set it it to.
And, of course, if you make it a 60 [INAUDIBLE] drive,
then you want to press the 2 on the right-hand side, and it will flash.
And then once you have the drive side to 2, you want to press Enter.
And the drive will say "hello' to indicate that you just did a reset.
And we'll have, of course, [? reset ?] the drive for a 60-hertz rating.
The next parameter you want to go to is parameter ulu.
And to get there, again, you want to go to press Mode to go to AUF.
And then hit the down-arrow key, and then you'll eventually find ulu.
And, again this parameter is your motor rated voltage [? current-- ?]
voltage rating.
And currently, mine's on 230, but again, if your motor says 460, or 220, or 210,
you will want to adjust this parameter accordingly.
Once you make a programming change, the next parameter you want to go down to
is fnod.
Now, fnod is your frequency mode selection parameter.
And this is where you tell the drive where
your speed reference is coming from.
And if you want to use VIA, then we can make sure
that the fnod is set to a value of 1.
1 VIA 2 is VIB, 3 is your HMI, 4 is communications,
and 5 is your plus and minus speed.
So we want 1 for the via.
So you press Enter.
And currently, mine is on via.
Again, you can use your up and down-arrow keys to make a change.
And the next parameter we want to go down to is cnod.
This tells the drive where your commands are
coming from in terms of start and stop.
And currently, we have it on 0, which is a factory setting.
And, of course, 0 is for [? terminal ?] control.
And at this point, we programmed ulu, we programmed F415, F417, and F601
for your RPM current and current-limitation parameters.
And the last thing that we want to go on to do here is, under the AUF menu,
you want to find parameter tHr.
Now this parameter is basically there to provide your motor
with [INAUDIBLE] protection.
So you want to make sure this rating well here is
the exact same value as F415, which is your motor current rating, OK?
And once you've made a change, you want to press Enter.
And at this point, with cnod set to 0 and fnod set to 1,
the drive is basically set up and ready to go
to run using two-wire control as your commands and VIA
as your speed reference.
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