Your AO and AG are wrong I think. What VFD is this, is it a GT series?
Hello I have a Huanyung VFD with 2.2kw spindle and I just can't figure out how to wire my VFD to the MB3 directly. At the moment I have the following connection:
VFD --> MB3:
0V --> A0
10V --> AG
FOR --> NO1
REV --> NO2
And obviously it isn't working. Now I have tested the VFD with an RS485 to USB adapter and it worked perfectly. The issue is that after a while Mach3 will not recognize the adapter anymore and I have to replace it with a new one. They are cheap but I just don't want to keep doing that. I just want to hook it all up in one place at the MB3 and be done with it.
If you guys can walk me through this I would really appreciate it! Here is a picture from the manual but I cannot figure it out:
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Your AO and AG are wrong I think. What VFD is this, is it a GT series?
Gerry
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ACM is your analogue common, V1 is the analogue input.
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I have never wired one of these before so I have no idea what that means. I understand that it needs 0-10v to control the frequency and I have configured the VFD side correctly. However I have no idea what to plug in where and what settings to put into Mach3. So far I have tried this as well and it doesn't work either:
ACM+DCM ---> AG
FOR --> NO1
VI ---> A0
I measured and I am picking up 24v between VI and ACM/DCM and also between ACM and FOR. I thought it is 10v max?
Here is a picture of the controller itself:
Is there a way to use the RS+ and RS- like I did with the USB controller? It was just two wires and very simple to do.
MB3 --- VFD
AO --- VI
AG --- ACM
NO1 --- FWD
CM1 --- DCM
NO2 --- REV
CM2 --- DCM
Yes, if you get RS-485 converter, and a Mach3 Huanyang pluginIs there a way to use the RS+ and RS- like I did with the USB controller?
Most people use this plugin. Mach3 plugin for Huanyang VFD | Le royaume d'éole
Gerry
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