9 digital frequency input, Digital frequency input, Configuration – Lenze 8200 Frequency inverters User Manual
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Configuration
8200SHB0199
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7.5.14.9 Digital frequency input
Only “HVAC” controllers
Code
Name
Possible settings
IMPORTANT
Code
Name
Lenze Choice
Info
IMPORTANT
C425
¤* Adjustment of
digital frequency
-2-
Dig.-freq. Resolution Scanning Max.-freq.
-0-
100 Hz
1/200
1 s
300 Hz
-1-
1 kHz
1/200
100 ms
3 kHz
-2-
10 kHz
1/200
10 ms
10 kHz
-3-
10 kHz
1/1000
50 ms
10 kHz
-4-
10 kHz
1/10000
500 ms
10 kHz
C426* Gain adjustment
frequency input E1
100.0 -200.0
{0.1 %}
200.0
C427 Offset adjustment
frequency input E1
0.0
-12.5
{0.1 %}
12.5
Function
Select a digital frequency of 0 Hz ... 10 kHz as setpoint or as actual value using terminal E1.
With C007 = -28- ... -45-, -48-, -49-, -50-, -51-, the terminal E1 is configured for this function.
Adjustment
-
C425
- Selection of the frequency to be assigned to terminal E1.
- Resolution and scanning time for reading the frequency.
-
C426
- Sets the gain of the input signal. 100 % corresponds to a gain factor = 1.
- If E1 is used as actual value, C426 must be set as positive value, e.g. for pressure control, if the
motor speed is to increase when the pressure falls.
-
C427
- Sets the offset of the input signal.
- If C427 = -12.5 %, an offset of -20 % is internally set for the input.
-
Select input E1 for master current 4 mA ... 20 mA:
- Use an analog plug-in module 8279.
- Set C426 = 125 %.
- Set C427 = -12.5 %.
Important
-
When using the analog input module 8279 for the frequency input E1:
- Set C425 = -2-, -3- or -4-.
-
With C005 = -0-, C425 and C426 are not active.
-
C425, C426, C427 are only stored in parameter set 1.
Special features
-
For higher accuracy requirements at 10 kHz digital frequency, select a higher resolution under
C425 taking into account the scanning time.
-
After addition to the signal at terminal E1, the offset (C427) is only effective as positive value
(see signal flow-chart in chapter 16.3.2, as of software version 3.0).
-
The digital frequency refers to internal normalisation (e.g. C011 etc.)
-
The maximum frequency is the maximum to be processed by the input E1. If the value is
exceeded, it must be adapted proportionally under C426.
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