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Mohanraj
February 19, 2025
Why RPM is not fixing why rpm is reducing
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Mr. Anderson
February 19, 2025
The RPM in the Nidec NE200 Series may decrease due to several reasons:
1. Incorrect Encoder Pulse Quantity – If the pulse quantity of the encoder is not set correctly, the motor operation may become abnormal. 2. PG Reduction Ratio Setting (F3.15) – If the PG (pulse generator) is not mounted directly on the motor axle, the reduction ratio must be set correctly. An incorrect setting may cause speed reduction. 3. PG Direction Setting (F3.16) – If the feedback direction is incorrect, the encoder feedback may cause the drive to adjust speed improperly. Changing this setting can correct the issue. 4. Acceleration/Deceleration Settings – The drive has predefined acceleration and deceleration times. If deceleration time is triggered or incorrectly set, the RPM may decrease. 5. CAN Communication Issues – If the control signals from the CAN system indicate a fault, direction change, or speed adjustment, this can lead to a decrease in RPM.
Checking and correcting these parameters should help maintain the desired RPM.
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Elangovan
April 6, 2025
How to adjust the rpm
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Mr. Anderson
April 6, 2025
To adjust the RPM on a Nidec NE200 Series motor, follow these steps:
1. Set motor-related parameters based on the motor nameplate, including motor type, rated current, motor polarity, and rated rotation speed.
2. Set the control mode to closed-loop control by setting parameter F0.01 = 2.
3. If using a resolver encoder (F3.46 = 3), configure encoder-related parameters F3.47 to F3.50.
4. Perform a rotary auto-tune with the motor disconnected from the load.
5. Ensure the rated rotation speed you set is lower than the motor's synchronous speed, calculated as (120 × frequency) / number of poles.
6. If the encoder has no Z signal, set the encoder pulse manually and run the motor in open loop at 50 Hz to verify motor speed.
Adjusting RPM can also involve changing frequency references using PID settings or AI inputs, such as setting PID preset frequency (F8.18).
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Alain
April 10, 2025
Como puedo aumentar la velocidad lenta?
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Mr. Anderson
April 10, 2025
To increase the speed of the Nidec NE200 Series, you can:
1. Increase the proportional gain or reduce the integration time of the speed regulator. This will accelerate the dynamic response of the speed loop. However, be careful not to set the gain too high or the integration time too short, as it may cause system oscillation.
2. Adjust the VC slip compensation (F3.09). If the motor speed is lower than the target speed under load, increase this value to maintain a constant motor speed.
3. Set the frequency resolution (F2.27) to 0.1 Hz if higher maximum running frequency is needed (up to 3200.0 Hz).
4. Ensure the inverter power rating is sufficient. If it is too small, choose a higher capacity drive.
5. Make sure the acceleration time is properly set (F2.28) to allow the motor to reach higher speeds without triggering faults.
Integrated drive for imfinity motors with or w/o brake (44 pages)
Summary of Contents for Nidec NE200 Series
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Quick Start Guide NE200/NE300 Variable Speed AC drive Part Number:31019007 www.drive-setup.com...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Revision History Date Version Description 2020/4/7 Issued for the first time 2020/5/19 Add “Modbus Address” column in parameter brief list...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 1. Safety Precautions 1.1 Description of safety marks Warning: A Warning contains information which is essential for avoiding a safety hazard. Caution: A Caution contains information which is necessary for avoiding a risk of damage to the product or other equipment. 1.2 Use Warning ...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide control cabinet shall be equipped with fan and ventilation port. And ducts for radiation shall be constructed in the cabinet. 1.4 Wiring Warning The wiring must be conducted by qualified electricians. Otherwise, there exists the risk of electric shock or inverter damage.
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide the inverter failure caused by the over-current of the distribution capacitor. The inverter which equipped with DC reactor must connect with DC reactor between the terminal of P1、(+) otherwise the inverter will not display after power on. 1.5 Operation Warning ...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide damage of the mechanical equipment. In the applications with mains frequency and variable frequency switching, the two contactors for controlling the mains frequency and variable frequency switching shall be interlocked. 1.6 Maintenance & Inspection Warning ...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 2. Introduction to NE200&300 2.1 Product Model Description The digits and letters of the inverter model number on the nameplate indicate information such as product series, voltage grade, power ratings and hardware versions. 0022 Product Series Structure Code NE200 None Standard...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 2.3 Product Series 2.3.1 NE200 Product Series NE200−4T□□□□GB Three-phase 400V Constant torque/heavy-duty application Power ( kW ) 0.75 Adapted motor (kW) 0.75 Voltage (V) 3phase 0~rated input voltage Rated current (A) Output Overload 150% 1min; 180% 20sec. capability Rated voltage/ 3phase 380V/440V;...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide NE200−2S□□□□GB Single-phase 220V constant torque/heavy duty application Power ( kW ) 0.75 Adapted motor (kW) 0.75 Voltage (V) 3phase 0~rated input voltage Rated current (A) Output Overload 150% 1min; 180% 20sec. capability Rated voltage/ 1phase 200V/240V; 50Hz/60Hz frequency 176V~264V;...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 2.3.2 NE300 Product Series NE300−4T□□□□GB Three-phase 400V Constant torque/heavy-duty application * NE300−4T1600G-F and above products are equipped with in-built DC reactor as standard.
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide NE300−4T□□□□PB Three-phase 400V Variable torque/normal-duty application * NE300−4T1850P-F and above products are equipped with external DC reactor as standard.
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide * This model consisting of two separate models, 1560 is the net dimension without mounting distance. Must keep ≥ 200 mounting distance between them. 3.3 Operating keypad panel outline and mounting dimensions (Unit:mm) Fig.3-3 Operating Panel Outline and Mounting Dimension 3.4 Keypad holder outline and mounting dimensions NEF-KB01 is the mounting tray when the operation panel is to install on the electric control cabinet.
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 4 Wiring of Inverter 4.1 Terminal Wiring of NE200 Fig. 4-1 Terminal Wiring(0022GB~0040GB)...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 4.1.1 Functions of Control Circuit Terminals Standard configuration of control circuit terminals Termina Type Terminal function Technical specification Optical-isolator input Multi-functional input X1 ~ X5 Frequency range: : 0 ~ 200Hz terminals 1 ~ 5 Voltage range: 0 ~ 12V Digital Optical-isolator output input...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 4.2 Terminal Wiring of NE300 Fig.4-3 Terminal Wiring (0220G/0300PB as example...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 4.2.1 Functions of Control Circuit Terminals Standard configuration of control circuit terminals Termina Type Terminal function Technical specification Optical-isolator input Multi-functional input ~ Frequency range: : 0 ~ 200Hz terminals 1 ~ 3 Voltage range: 0 ~ 24V Multi-functional input :...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Termina Type Terminal function Technical specification Analog grounding Internal isolated with COM 0 ~ 20mA: Allow output impedance 200~500Ω 0 ~ 10V: Allowed output Analog output 1 impedance ≥10kΩ. Analog With SC protection; 0~20mA or output 0~10V analog output can be selected through DIP switch SW2 Analog grounding...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 5. Operation and Display Fig.5-1 Operation Panel Diagram 5.1 Keyboard button description Table 5-1 Keyboard keys description Keys Name Function Programming key Entry and exit of primary menu Enter the next level menu or confirm the data ENTER Confirmation key setting...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 5.2 Instruction of function code viewing and modification The operation panel of the NE200&300 inverter adopts three levels menu structure to carry out operations such as parameter setting. The three levels are: Groups of function code (level-1 menu) Function code (level-2 menu) Function code setup value(level-3 menu) Note:...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 6. Run the motor Operations Details Before power-on Check: No operating signal. The motor has been connected. 1 phase 220V/ 3 phase 380V input power has been connected correctly. inverter Confirm the inverter displays the correct operating powered on mode on power -up.
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide 7. List of Parameters Attention: “○”means the parameter can be changed during running. “×”means the parameter cannot be changed during running; “*” means the parameter is detected value or fixed value and not changeable. “-” means manufacturer parameter and the users have no access to it. ②...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address selection 1: Be saved in power failure 2: Be cleared to 0 after stop Basic 0.10 ~ 550.0Hz F0.10 50.00Hz × 010AH frequency MAX[50.00Hz, Freq. F0.11 upper limit, Reference 50.00Hz ×...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 0: Start directly ③ 1: DC injection brake first Start mode ○ 0200H and then start at start freq. 2: Speed tracking and start F1.01 Start freq. 0.10~60.00Hz 0.50Hz ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address Type G: 0.0~100.0% rated ③ DC brake current 0.00% ○ 020BH current at stop Type P: 0.0~80.0% rated current DC brake time 0.0 ~ 30.0s F1.12 0.0s ○ 020CH at stop Energy...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address F2.00 Jog running freq. 0.0 ~ 50.00Hz 5.00Hz ○ 0300H ② ② 0.1 ~ 360.0s 6.00s ③ ③ F2.01 Jog Acc. time ○ 0301H 0.0~3600.0s 20.0s ② ② 0.1 ~...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address Energy-saving 1: Enable control select 0: Disabled 1: Enabled F2.17 AVR Function 2: Disabled only at × 0311H speed-down F2.18 Over modulation 0: Enabled 1: Disabled × 0312H ③...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 0: Asynchronous modulation High freq. F2.29 × 031DH modulation mode 1: Synchronous modulation IO output Freq. 0: According to the Freq. baseline select after ACC/DEC speed F2.31 ○ 031FH while vector 1: According to the...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address proportional gain 2 Speed loop integral F3.04 1~3000 ○ 0404H time 2 Switching 0.0 ~ 60.00Hz F3.05 10.00Hz ○ 0405H frequency 2 ② Speed loop filter ③ 0 ~ 500ms F3.06 ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address speed limit setting(F3.13) 1: AI1 2: AI2 PULSE communication 5: keypad potentiometer Torque control 0.00 ~ 550.0Hz F3.13 speed limit digital 50.00Hz ○ 040DH setting ③ Encoder pulse F3.14 1~9999 1000...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address total modulation Torque limit in F3.26 vector control 0~300.0% 150.0% ○ 041AH mode Torque boost cut-off frequency in F3.27 0.00~15.00Hz 12.00Hz ○ 041BH torque control mode Torque boost F3.28 amount in torque 0.0~20.0%...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address coefficient Flux weaken regulation F3.39 0~3000 1500 ○ 0427H integration coefficient Synchronous motor F3.40 low speed Min. 0~100% ○ 0428H current Synchronous motor F3.41 low speed carrier 1.0~16.0KHz 2.0KHz ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address separation voltage rising time Depends V/F oscillation F4.14 0~500 ○ 050EH suppression model Group F5: Motor Parameters Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 0: Common asynchronous motor 0600H F5.00 motor type...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address ③ 1 ~ 65535mΩ(Drive rated 0606H Stator Depends power≤22kW) resistance ○ 0.1 ~ 6553.5mΩ(Drive model rated power>22kW) ② Leakage Depends 0.01 ~ 655.35mH inductive ○ 0607H reactance X model ③...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address ③ 1 ~ 65535mΩ(Drive rated Depends Synchronous power≤22kW) ○ 060BH 0.1 ~ 6553.5mΩ(Drive motor stator model resistor Rs rated power>22kW) ② Synchronous Depends 0.01 ~ 655.35mH F5.12 motor D-axis ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 3: Three-wire mode 2 X1 terminal 0: NULL F6.01 Function 1: FWD × 0701H selection 2: REV 3: RUN X2 terminal 4: F/R direction F6.02 Function × 0702H 5: HLD self-hold selection 6: FWD jog run...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 23: Acc./Dec. time terminal selector 2 function 24: Running pause selection ② normally open Reserve ③ 25: Running pause normally closed F6.09 Reserved × terminal 26: External fault function normally open selection...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address terminal open Pos. logic of Xi terminal: Be valid while connecting between Xi and COM. Neg. logic of Xi terminal: Be valid while Pos. and Neg. disconnecting F6.32 logic terminal 0000 ×...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address Thousands: Logic of X8 terminal Note: Terminal 24 、 25 、 26 、 27 、 42 、 43 、 44 and 49 are not impacted by this parameter. Group F7: Output terminal Modbus Code...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 17: Under voltage status output 18: Drive overload pre-warning 19: Fixed-length arrived, level signal 20: PID in dormancy 21: AI1>AI2 22: AI1<F7.16 23: AI1>F7.16 F7.16<AI1<F7.17 25: Frequency lower limit arrival 26: Multi-pumps system auxiliary...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address ③ Frequency 0.00 ~ 320.0Hz detection value 25.00Hz ○ 0808H 2 (FDT2 level) Freq. detection 0.00 ~ 10.00Hz F7.09 1.00Hz ○ 0809H lag2 (FDT2-lag) Up detection 0.00 ~ 550.0Hz F7.10 50.00Hz ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 4: Output voltage (0 ~ Max Voltage) 5: PID setup (0 ~ 10V) 6: PID feedback (0 ~ 10V) ② Y1 function 7: Calibrating signal ○ 0815H (5V) definition 8: Output torque (0 ~...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address ② Y1 Max. Y1 Min. output pulse 081AH output pulse freq. ~ 50.00kHz freq. ③ F7.26 10.00kHz ○ DO Max. DO 最小输出脉冲频 081AH output pulse 率~ 50.00kHz freq. ②...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address datum Units: Logic of Y1 terminal ② Digital output Tens: Reserve terminal Hundreds: Logic of 0000 ○ 0824H Pos./Neg. logic Relay 1 Thousands: Reserve F7.36 Units: Logic of Y1 0824H terminal ③...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address Analog PID 0.0 ~ 999.9 F8.02 ○ 0902H digital setup Analog closed 1.0 ~ 999.9 F8.03 loop measuring ○ 0903H range PID action 0: Positive F8.04 ○ 0904H direction 1: Negative PID proportional...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Addres 0.00 ~ Max frequency F9.04 Multi-step freq.5 30.00 Hz ○ 0A04H 0.00 ~ Max frequency F9.05 Multi-step freq.6 40.00 Hz ○ 0A05H 0.00 ~ Max frequency F9.06 Multi-step freq.7 50.00 Hz ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Addres Step T2 program 1 F/r ~ 4 F/r F9.19 ○ 0A13H running setting Step T3 program 1 F/r ~ 4 F/r F9.20 ○ 0A14H running setting Step T4 program 1 F/r ~...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Addres Freq.7 selection potentiometer 4: Pulse input Group FA: Wobble Frequency Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address Wobble FA.00 0.0~50.0% 0.0% ○ 0B00H amplitude FA.01 Jitter frequency 0.0~50.0%(to FA.00) 0.0% ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address protection mode 1: Common motor (with low speed compensation) 2: Variable frequency motor (without low speed compensation) Electro thermal 20 ~ 110% FC.01 100% ○ 0D01H protection value Overload 30.0 ~...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 1 ~ 100% Input phase loss FC.08 (100% correspond × 0D08H detection to 800V) Input phase loss 2 ~ 255s FC.09 detection delay × 0D09H time Output phase loss FC.10 1: Valid ○...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 0: Warning and Treatment select running still FC.19 while overvoltage ○ 0D13H 1: Fault cause forewarning stopping Reminding or not 0: Yes ○ 0D14H FC.20 while 1: No undervoltage Group Fd: Communication Parameters Modbus...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 0: Time interval between 2 packets Communication receiving. Fd.07 interrupt ○ 0E07H 1: Time interval of detection mode 0005H Add. data writing Feedback or not (Y or N) 0 :...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address control mode 2: Valid in Fault state of terminal/ communication control mode 3: Valid in both stop & fault state of terminal/ communication control mode 0: No display Running 1: Display at stop freq.(Hz)
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 0: No display 1: Display at stop Output torque FE.09 ○ 0F09H 2: Display at running 3: Display at stop & running 0: No display 1: Display at stop Reference FE.10 torque (%...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 2: Display at running 3: Display at stop & running 0: No display 1: Display at stop Analog PID FE.17 ○ 0F11H 2: Display at running setup 3: Display at stop & running 0: No display 1: Display at stop...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 21: IDE Hall current detection fault 22: ECE PG fault 23: LC fast current limit fault 24: EF2 terminal close fault 25: PIDE: PID feedback offline 26: OLP2 Forewarning of overload fault 27: InPE Initial position fault detected of...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address FF.10 Reserved Reserved Reserved 100AH Software version FF.11 1.00~10.00 100BH number of control board Non-standard version FF.12 0~255 100CH number of software ② Heat sink -30.0 ~ 120.0°C 0.0°C 100DH temperature...
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NE200&300 Quick Start Guide Modbus Code Description Setting range Default Modify Address 2: All parameters aren’t allowed read 0: No operation Parameter FP.02 1: Clear fault history × initialization 2: Restore to defaults 0: No action 1: Parameters download 2: Parameters Parameter FP.03 ×...
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8. Trip information and trouble shooting Once a trip is detected, NE200&300 would immediately block PWM output and enter the trip protection state; meanwhile TRIP on the keyboard would spark and the LED display the trip code. At this point one must identify the cause of trip and its corresponding solutions according to the method suggested in this section, if it does not work, please contact us immediately.
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Trip Trip Type Possible causes Solutions code closed-loop vector control 1.Acceleration time 1. Increase the acceleration too short time Over Voltage in Acceleration 2.Power supply 2. Check the input power abnormal source. 1.Deceleration time 1. Increase the deceleration too short time Over voltage in deceleration...
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Trip Trip Type Possible causes Solutions code 3.The Curve of V/F 3. Adjust the V/F curve and is not fit torque boosting performance. 4. Motor always 4. Use specialized electric works with heavy motor. load at low speed. 5. Motor blocked to 5.
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Trip Trip Type Possible causes Solutions code error 2. Ask for service from 2. EEPROM supplier damaged Keypad & 1.Connection cable 1. Check the connection control board between keyboard cable between keyboard and communication and control panel is control panel interrupted broken 1.The braking line or...
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Trip Trip Type Possible causes Solutions code inverter direction. 1. Load too large or 1. Decrease the load and motor blocked to check motor and mechanical stall part status Fast current limit 2. Inverter power 2. Choose higher power fault rating too small inverter 3.
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Hazardous substance limit table for electrical and electronic products Hazardous substances Hexavalent Polybrominated Polybrominated Part Name Lead Mercury Cadmium Chromium biphenyls diphenyl ethers (Pb) (Hg) (Cd) (Cr +6) (PBB) (PBDE) Electronics assembly Housing assembly Keypad Battery This table is in accordance with the provision of SJ/T11364 O: Indicates that said hazardous substance in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is below the limit requirement of GB/T 26572 X: Indicates that said hazardous substance contained in at least one of the homogeneous...
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Do you have a question about the NE200 Series and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
Why RPM is not fixing why rpm is reducing
The RPM in the Nidec NE200 Series may decrease due to several reasons:
1. Incorrect Encoder Pulse Quantity – If the pulse quantity of the encoder is not set correctly, the motor operation may become abnormal.
2. PG Reduction Ratio Setting (F3.15) – If the PG (pulse generator) is not mounted directly on the motor axle, the reduction ratio must be set correctly. An incorrect setting may cause speed reduction.
3. PG Direction Setting (F3.16) – If the feedback direction is incorrect, the encoder feedback may cause the drive to adjust speed improperly. Changing this setting can correct the issue.
4. Acceleration/Deceleration Settings – The drive has predefined acceleration and deceleration times. If deceleration time is triggered or incorrectly set, the RPM may decrease.
5. CAN Communication Issues – If the control signals from the CAN system indicate a fault, direction change, or speed adjustment, this can lead to a decrease in RPM.
Checking and correcting these parameters should help maintain the desired RPM.
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How to adjust the rpm
To adjust the RPM on a Nidec NE200 Series motor, follow these steps:
1. Set motor-related parameters based on the motor nameplate, including motor type, rated current, motor polarity, and rated rotation speed.
2. Set the control mode to closed-loop control by setting parameter F0.01 = 2.
3. If using a resolver encoder (F3.46 = 3), configure encoder-related parameters F3.47 to F3.50.
4. Perform a rotary auto-tune with the motor disconnected from the load.
5. Ensure the rated rotation speed you set is lower than the motor's synchronous speed, calculated as (120 × frequency) / number of poles.
6. If the encoder has no Z signal, set the encoder pulse manually and run the motor in open loop at 50 Hz to verify motor speed.
Adjusting RPM can also involve changing frequency references using PID settings or AI inputs, such as setting PID preset frequency (F8.18).
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Como puedo aumentar la velocidad lenta?
To increase the speed of the Nidec NE200 Series, you can:
1. Increase the proportional gain or reduce the integration time of the speed regulator. This will accelerate the dynamic response of the speed loop. However, be careful not to set the gain too high or the integration time too short, as it may cause system oscillation.
2. Adjust the VC slip compensation (F3.09). If the motor speed is lower than the target speed under load, increase this value to maintain a constant motor speed.
3. Set the frequency resolution (F2.27) to 0.1 Hz if higher maximum running frequency is needed (up to 3200.0 Hz).
4. Ensure the inverter power rating is sufficient. If it is too small, choose a higher capacity drive.
5. Make sure the acceleration time is properly set (F2.28) to allow the motor to reach higher speeds without triggering faults.
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