Toshiba PWU003Z User Manual

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Multi-Loader

Parameter writer Instruction Manual

PWU003Z

1. Make sure that this instruction manual is delivered to the end user of the inverter.

2. Read this manual before first using the communications function, and keep it handy as a reference for maintenance and inspections.

3. All information contained in this manual are subject to change without notice. Please confirm the latest information on our web site “www.inverter.co.jp”.

Notice

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Safety precautions

On the inverter and in its instruction manual, important information is contained for preventing injuries to users, damages to assets, and for proper use of the inverter. Read the instruction manual attached to the inverter along with this instruction manual to completely understand the safety precautions, the symbols and indications shown belo w. Please adhere to the contents of these manuals at all times.

Explanation of markings

Marking Meaning of marking

Warning Caution

(*1) Such things as injury, burns or shock that will not require hospitalization or long periods of

outpatient treatment.

(*2) Physical property damage refers to wide-ranging damage to assets and material s.

Meanings of symbols

Marking Meaning of marking

Indicates prohibition (Don't do it).

What is prohibited will be described in or near the symbol in either text or picture form.

Indicates an instruction that must be followed.

Detailed instructions are described in illustrations and text in or near the symbol.

-Indicates warning. What is warned will be described in or near the symbol in either text or picture form.

-Indicates caution. What the caution should be applied to will be described in or near the symbol in either text or picture form.

Indicates that errors in operation may lead to death or serious injury. Indicates that errors in operation may lead to injury (*1) to people or that these

errors may cause damage to physical property. (*2)

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 Limitation of use

Safety precaution

Never use this unit with any inverter other than TOSVERT series inverters. Doing so may cause an accident.

 Handling in general

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Never

Disassemble

Prohibited

Mandatory

action

Never disassemble, modify or repair the product.

Disassembling the product may cause electric shocks, fire or injuries. For repairs, call your sales/repair agency.

Do not put or insert foreign objects such as waste cable, bars, or wires into the product.

It may lead to electric shocks or fire.

Do not splash water over the product, and do not wipe the body with a wet cloth.

It may lead to electric shocks or fire.

Turn off input power before wiring.

Wait at least 15 minutes and check to make sure that the charge lamp (on the inverter unit) is no longer lit.

Turn off the power immediately in case of any abnormalities such as smoke, smell or abnormal

noise. Neglect of these conditions may lead to fire. For repairs, call your sales/repair agency.

 Transportation and usage

Prohibited

Mandatory

action

Do not install or operate the inverter if it is damaged or any part of it is missing.

Operating a defective inverter may lead to electric shocks or fire. For repairs, call your sales/repair agency.

Do not put any flammable material near the product.

It may catch fire due to the product sparking in the case of a malfunction.

Do not connect a LAN cable o r telephone modular cable to Parameter writer.

Doing so may cause a failure or accident.

Electrical construction work must be done by a qualified expert.

Connection of input power by someone who does not have expert knowledge may result in fire or electric shock.

Operate under the environmenta l conditions prescribed in the instruction manual.

Operations under any other conditions may result in malfunction.

An emergency stop inverter must be installed that fits with system specifications

(e.g. shut off input power then engage mechanical brake). Operation cannot be stopped immediately by the inverter alone, thus risking an accident or injury.

Use the attached cable for connecting this option al unit.

The use of any other option may result in an accident.

Warning

Prohibited

Caution

Do not use the product in any place subject to vibrations or it may fall.

This may lead to the product falling and causing injury.

Do not use nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery or manganese battery.

This may lead to

Do not use different type of battery together, or new battery and reuse one together

This may lead to

liquid spill and fire.

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 Operations

Prohibited

Mandatory

action

Mandatory

action

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Warning

Do not apply a dropping shock or other physical shocks.

Otherwise, damage or malfunction will result.

Do not pull on the cable and connector

It may cause damage or error.

Do not bring any regions of your bod y into contact with the inverter terminals when power is

supplied to the inverter. Contact during the power-on status of the inverter can result in electric shock.

Use an additional s afety inverter with your inverter or s ystem to prevent a serious accident due

to the unit malfunctions. Usage without an additional safety inverter may cause an accident.

Make sure to check that the param eter data from this product is not accidently copied to the

wrong inverter. Usage with wrong parameter may result in an accident.

Caution

▼ Set up “Communication time-out (f803, f804 and f808)” (see the i nverter instruction

manual for details) to stop the inverter when Parameter writer is deactivated by an unusual event such as tripping, an operating error, power outage, failure, etc. Deactivated Parameter writer may cause an accident, if the “Communication time-out” is not properly set up.

Please back up the data used with this unit.

The stored data might be lost according to using condition of the SD card. Please be forewarned that our company cannot make compensation for the damage depend on the loss of the stored data.

 Disposal

Mandatory

action

If you dispose off this unit, have it done by a specialist in industrial waste disposa l*. Improper

disposal may result in explosion of capacitors or produce noxious gases, resulting in injury. (*) Persons who specialize in the processing of waste and known as “Industrial Waste Product Collectors and Transporters” or “Industrial Waste Disposal Persons.” If the collection, transport and disposal of industrial waste is done by someone who is not licensed for that job, it is a punishable violation of the law (Laws in regard to cleaning and processing of waste materials).

 Notes on operation

Avoid using in a place where ambient temperature or/and humidity change sharply. Keep the transmission cable separate from the power cable of the inverter to prevent the

inverter from malfunctioning due to electromagnetic noise.

The integrity of data storage is guaranteed for up to 5 years. The operating life of the data storage inverter is 1000 0 operations.

Do not execute more than 10000 writing operations.

Do not turn off power or remove the connection cable between the inverter and Parameter writer

or take off SD card while a copying operation is in progress. If the inverter power is turned off or the connection cable is removed while parameters are being copied, data cannot be written correctly.

Do not copy data from Parameter writer to inverter and inverter to Parameter writer while the

inverter is running. Some of the parameters cannot be written when the inverter is in operation.

When a copying operation is execute d between two inverters with different capacities, some of

the parameters that vary with the capacity of the inverters will also be copied. T herefore, when copying the parameters between inverters with different capacities or voltage class, the type information parameters of the inverter should always be initializ ed. See the inverter instruction manual on how to initialize their parameters.

Caution

Notes

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Contents

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................................................. 1

1. SETUP PROCEDURE............................................................................................................................. 5

2. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 6

3. RECEIPT OF THE PARAMETER WRITER ............................................................................................ 7

3.1. Presentation........................................................................................................................................ 8

3.2. Description.......................................................................................................................................... 9

4. CONNECTING THE PARAMETER WRITER.........................................................................................11

4.1. Connection to a PC........................................................................................................................... 11

4.2. Connection to an inverter................................................................................................................ 12

5. CONFIGURATION TRANSFERS.......................................................................................................... 13

5.1. Loading a configuration from an inverter...................................................................................... 13

5.2. Transferring the configuration to an inverter................................................................................ 14

5.3. Transferring the configuration to more than one inverter using Quick Store ........................... 15

6. PARAMETER WRITER MENUS ........................................................................................................... 16

6.1. Parameter writer main menu ........................................................................................................... 16

6.2. Action: Load configuration from Parameter writer to inverter .................................................... 17

6.3. Action: Load configuration from inverter to Parameter writer .................................................... 18

6.4. Quick Store mode............................................................................................................................. 19

6.5. Supervision ....................................................................................................................................... 20

6.6. Parameter settings: Batteries.......................................................................................................... 21

6.7. Parameter settings: Diagnostics..................................................................................................... 22

6.8. Parameter settings: Password........................................................................................................ 23

6.9. Parameter settings: Display ............................................................................................................ 23

7. SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................. 24

8. WARRANTY .......................................................................................................................................... 24

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1. Setup procedure

Thank you for purchasing Before using Parameter writer, carefully read this instruction manual in order to completely and correctly utilize

Parameter writer’s excellent performance.

After reading this instruction manual, please keep it handy for future reference.

1. Receive and inspect the Parameter writer

Check that the reference printed on the label is the same as that on the purchase order. Remove the Parameter writer from its packaging and check that it has not been damaged in transit.

2. Connect the Parameter writer (see chapter 4)

- To a PC

Parameter writer (PWU003Z) for TOSVERT series inverters.

- To an inverter

3. Copy inverter configurations (see chapter 5)

- Load a configuration onto the Parameter writer

- Transfer a configuration to an inverter

- Transfer a configuration to several inverters (Quick Store)

4. Parameter writer menus (see chapter 6)

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2. Introduction

The Parameter writer “PWU003Z” is a standalone tool for transferring configuration files to inverters with their power on or off.

•The Parameter writer is used to set inverter parameters by loading a configuration file onto the inverter(s). (Inverters must have the same reference. If the reference is not the same, the fault occurs before the data is

transfered.). The parameters can be set with them before they are powered up.

Duplicating or generating configuration files

A) The inverter's configuration file is copied to the Parameter writer's SD card. See the procedur e on section 5.1. B) The configuration file is generated by PCM software then transferred to the Parameter writer's SD card. See the

procedure on section

1) The user selects and then transfers the configuration file from the Parameter writer to the inverter. See the proced ure on section

2) Once the initial transfer is complete, the user can use Quick Store mode, which allows the Parameter writer to load the

same update file on several inverters in succession. (See section

All representations of the VF-nC3 inverter throughout this document are given by way of example only t o symbolize an inverter.

All bold text in the manual (e.g. "Main menu / Action") corresponds to the messages displayed on the Parameter writer screen.

5.2.

5.1.

5.3)

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3. Receipt of the Parameter writer

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Product reference:

Check that the product reference printed on the label is the same as that on the delivery note. This should also correspond with the number on the purchase order.

Contents of the Parameter writer box (PWU003Z)

Check that the Parameter writer box contains the following:

(1) Parameter writer (2) SD card (3) Standard USB type A to Mini-B cable (4) RJ45 (RJ45/RJ45) cable(Length: 1m) (5) Carry case (6) User’s manual (Japanese and English) (7) Impact resistant cover (8) Wrist strap

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3.1. Presentation

Approximate weight

250 g (including batteries)

TOSHIBA

ENT

ESC

181.5

Figure 1

27.4

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3.2. Description

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TOSHIB

ENT

ESC

Figure 2

Letter Description Comments

The connection between the Parameter writer (USB

A Mini-B USB connector

Mini-B type) and the PC (USB type A) is via a 1 m (3.28 feet) USB type A to Mini-B cable. The connection between the Parameter writer and the

RJ 45 connector

inverter is via a RJ45 cable to load and transfer configuration files or updated application.

C D E

F G H

RJ11 connector with label cover SD card slot Battery compartment

Power ON/OFF button Quick Store key Screen

For factory use only. The SD card receives and stores the files. One SD card is

supplied with the Parameter writer. It can take 4 normal batteries and rechargeable batteries.

Press for 2 seconds to turn the tool on or off. Press this key to transfer data from the Parameter writer

to the inverter after an initial transfer in Quick store mode. The screen comprises 2 lines of 16 characters.

J K L

ESC key ENT key Up arrow key Down arrow key Holes

Returns to the previous screen. Confirms the parameter selection or cancels messages. For menu navigation. For menu navigation. For wrist strap

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Data storage

One SD card is supplied with the Parameter writer. Any standard SD card and SDHC card are compatible with the Parameter writer. (SD card is used in this instruction manual for

The SD card format must be FAT32.

Language

The menus are in English, Japanese, Spanish, German, Italian and French. (Default language is set to English)

Power supplies

Two kinds of batteries are available for powering the Parameter writer:

• 4 x LR6 (AA) alkaline batteries (batteries not attched)

• NiMH rechargeable batteries (batteries and charger not attched)

Battery life

Depending on the type of batteries used, the Parameter writer can transfer up to 300 configuration files.

Power save feature

To prolong battery life, a sleep mode is activated within a programmable time delay; the Parameter writer is reactivated by pressing the ON/OFF button. (See the display parameters menu on section inverter can also help conserve battery power, as the power supply from the connected inverter takes over from the batteries.

explanation)

6.9.) Connection to a powered-up PC or

Mandatory

action

Do not use nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery or manganese battery.

This may lead to It is not possible occasionally to read according to the kind of the SD card and record condition. It is not warrantable operati on and the power supply for all SD cards. The specificati on of the SD card might be changed for reasons of manufacturer’s own.

It is not possible occasionally to operate normally according to the changes. Even if it is the same type-form, the specification might be different in each selling area

according to the SD card. The data file recorde d e xcept the specified format might not to be able to read normally and not

displayed the file name.

The SD card with the security function cannot be used. The described specification might change without notice.

liquid spill and fire.

Caution

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4. Connecting the Parameter writer

This section describes the various ways of connecting the Parameter writer. Default language is set to English. Refer to section 6.9 and change the language setting, according to need.

4.1. Connection to a PC

There are two ways of storing files on the SD card:

-Insert the SD card in the Parameter writer and connect the Parameter writer to the PC via the standard USB type A to Mini-B cable (see Figure 3)

-Insert the SD card in the SD card reader on the PC (see Figure 4)

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For both these methods, the SD card is recognized as an external storage device. T he SD card operates in Windows operating system explorer using the same copy/paste actions as an y standard external storage media. (OS: Windows XP/Vista/7 operating system)

Note:

•Windows is the registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in U.S.A. and other countries.

•The PC must be on and operational before connecting the Parameter writer to avoid an incorrect start up of the PC.

•The SD card must not be removed when the Parameter writer is on and a transfer is in progress. Otherwise, data on the SD card may be lost.

•The file name length is 255 letters maximum.

•The number of files that can be saved in the SD card is up to 65535 or less. (N.B. Too many files cause slow key operation response and display. Number of files should be little.)

•The following priority rules come into play when the Parameter writer is connected to a PC:

-If no transfer is in progress between the Parameter writer and the drive, the connection to the inverter is ignored and the Parameter writer is detected by the PC.

-If a transfer is in progress between the Parameter writer and the inverter, the user has to wait until the transfer is complete. The Parameter writer must then be reconnected so the PC can detect it.

Source of configuration files

-If a inverter's configuration is to be duplicated, it is copied to another inverter via the Parameter writer. See "Loading a configuration from inverter" on section

5.1 and "Configuration transfers" on section 5.2 and 5.3.

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4.2. Connection to an inverter

Parameter files can be transferred to the inverter in whichever A and B condition.

A. When the inverter is off, the Parameter writer is powered

B. When the inverter is on, the Parameter writer is powered by the inverter via

the RJ45 cable.

Connect the Parameter writer to the inverter as following procedures

1. Insert the Parameter writer's communication cable into the inverter's RJ45 comm unication port. Refer to the inverter's installation manual for more information about how to perform this task.

2. Perform the desired transfer.

3. Remove the Parameter writer communication cable from the inverter.

1. Remove all power from the inverter and all enclosures housing the inverter and wait more than 15 minutes and more

to allow the DC bus of the inverter to discharge.

2. Insert the Parameter writer's communication cable into the inverter's RJ45 comm unication port. Refer to the inverter's installation manual for more information about how to perform this task.

3. Install and close all covers and doors before applying power to the inverter. T he inverter must be powered on before performing an upload or download.

4. Perform the desired transfer.

5. Upon completing the transfer, remove all power from the inverter and th e enclosures housing the inv erter and wait 15 minutes to allow the DC bus of the inverter to discharge.

6. Remove the Parameter writer communication cable from the inverter.

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5. Configuration transfers

5.1. Loading a configuration from an inverter

This procedure allows the user to retrieve a configuration file ("LOADFRMD00.CFG" to "LOADFRMD99.CFG") from an inverter and load it onto the Parameter writer's SD card.

Main menu Action

ENT

Action Config MLD -> Device

Action Config Device -> MLD

ENT

Action Config XXXXXXXX

ENT

Device -> MLD LoadFrmDxx.cfg

ENT

LoadFrmDxx.cfg

<<<<

LoadFrmDxx.cfg

<<<<<<<<

LoadFrmDxx.cfg

<<<<<<<<<<<<

Load config Successful

STEP

Actions

• Turn the Parameter writer on using the ON/OFF button "F" (see section 3.2).

• Connect the Parameter writer to the inverter using the RJ45 cable (see section 4.2).

• Press "ENT" when the screen displays "Main menu / Action".

• Select the "Action Config / Device -> MLD" menu using the arrow keys and press "ENT".

• "Device -> MLD / LoadFromDevicexx" appe ars on the screen. Press ENT until the transfer starts.

• "Load Config / Successful" : The configuration has been loaded successfully onto the Parameter writer;

disconnect the RJ45 cable from the inverter. The inverter configuration file ("filexx.CFG") is now loaded onto the Parameter writer's SD card.

• Pressing "ENT" returns the user to the "Action Config" menu.

Note :

•If a configuration file has already been loaded 100 files on to the Parameter writer's SD card, it will be overwritten by the new configuration file from 101 files. Renaming the file on the S D card (via a PC connection) means that the u ser can store more than one file on the SD card. ( "file.CFG" can be renamed as "file1.CFG" )

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5.2. Transferring the configuration to an inverter

This procedure allows the user to select the configuration file to be transferred to the inverter. The user must already have:

-Loaded the inverter configuration file ("*.CFG”) onto the Parameter writer (see section ) 5.1 OR

-Generated the configuration file using PCM software and loaded this file onto the Parameter writer

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Main menu Action

ENT

Action Config MLD -> Device

ENT

Action Config XXXXXXXX

MLD -> Device Filename1

MLD -> Device Filename2

MLD -> Device FilenameN

ENTENTENT

FilenameX >>>>

FilenameX >>>>>>>>

FilenameX

ENT

>>>>>>>>>>>>

Store config Successful

STEP

Procedure

• Turn the Parameter writer on using the ON/OFF button “F” (see section 3.2).

• Connect the Parameter writer to the inverter using the RJ45 cable (see section

• Press “ENT” when the screen displays “Main menu / Action”.

• Press “ENT” when the screen displays “Action Config / MLD -> Device”.

• Select the file to be transferred using the arrow keys and press “ENT” to start the transfer. (see section

6.7).

• The configuration has been transferred successfully fro m the Parameter writer. Disconnect

the RJ45 cable from the inverter.

• Pressing “ENT” returns the user to the “Action Config / MLD -> Device” menu.

Note :

• Keep on pushing ESC key if the process of searching communication mode is canc eled.

• Display is changed faster by keeping on pushing or key.

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5.3. Transferring the configuration to more than one inverter using Quick Store

This procedure describes how to use the Quick Store function (see section 6.4) to duplicate configurations.

The user must already have:

-Loaded the inverter configuration file (*.CFG) onto the Parameter writer (see section ) 5.1 OR

-Generated the configuration file using PCM software and loaded this file onto the Parameter writer (filename1, filename 2, etc.)

STEP

• Turn the Parameter writer on using the ON/OFF button "F" (see section 3.2).

Note :

• Keep on pushing ESC key if the process of searching communication mode is canc eled.

• Display is changed faster by keeping on pushing or key.

• Connect the Parameter writer to the inverter using the RJ45 cable (see section

• Press "ENT" when the screen displays "Main menu / Action".

• Press "ENT" when the screen displays "Action Config / MLD -> Device".

• Select the file to be transferred using the arrow keys and press "ENT" to start the transfer. If

no inverter is connected, a message "No device / connected" appears on the screen

(see section

• The configuration has been transferred successfully from the Parameter writer; disconnect the

RJ45 cable from the inverter.

• Connect the Parameter writer to the next inverter, then press the Quick Store key

• "Store Config Successful" : The configuration has been loaded successfully onto the

second inverter; remove the RJ45 cable from the inverter.

• This action can be carried out as many times as necessary.

6.7).

Transfer

4.2).

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6. Parameter writer menus

6.1.

Parameter writer main menu

On power-up, the "Parameter writer / Version "x.x"" menu is displayed on the screen. The diagram below shows the various menus that can be accessed from the Parameter writer main menu.

Main menu / Action accesses the following functions:

-Load from Parameter writer to inverter

-Load from inverter to Parameter writer

Main menu / Device accesses the following information:

-Device type

-Device version

Main menu / Parameters accesses:

-Battery parameters

-Diagnostic parameters

-Password parameters

-Display parameters

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Main menu / About MLD accesses:

-Parameter writer version information

The Quick Store key (see section (see section

6.4).

3.2) allows the user to transfer the most recent configuration file or update the inverter

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6.2. Action: Load configuration from Parameter writer to inverter

The diagram below shows the "Action Config / MLD -> Device" menu accessible from "Main menu / Action". "Action Config / MLD -> Device" : This menu accesses the transfer function for loading configurations from the Parameter writer to the inverter.

Note :

• Keep on pushing ESC key if the process of searching communication mode is canc eled.

• Display is changed faster by keeping on pushing or key.

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6.3. Action: Load configuration from inverter to Parameter writer

The diagram below shows the "Action Config / Device -> MLD" menu accessible from "Main menu / Action". "Action Config / Device -> MLD" : This menu accesses the transfer function for loading configurations from the inverter to the Parameter writer.

Note :

• Keep on pushing ESC key if the process of searching communication mode is canc eled.

• Display is changed faster by keeping on pushing or key.

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6.4. Quick S t ore mode

This mode is used to transfer the latest configuration file (See section 5.2). (1) The diagram below shows the Quick Store mode, which can be accessed after using either of the "Action Config / MLD

-> Device" menus.

Note 1: Quick Store mode can only be used after an initial transfer to an inverter has been completed.

* Files can only be transferred between inverters with the same reference.

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6.5. Supervision

The diagram below shows the device main menu, accessible from "Main menu / Device". This supervisory menu is used to check the reference and version of the inverter connected to the Parameter writer.

"Device Type" : This menu accesses the reference of the connected inverter. "Device SW version" : This menu accesses the software version of the connected inverter.

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6.6. Parameter settings: Batteries

The diagram below shows the "Parameters / Battery" menu accessible from "Main menu / Parameters".

"Battery / Charge level" : This menu displays the Parameter writer charge level. "Battery / Alarm level" : This menu is used to set message activation at a particular charge level. It warns the user

about the battery charge status according to the set value (see message fault detected on section "Battery / Set battery type" : This menu is used to select the type of battery used by the Parameter writer (normal batteries or rechargeable batteries). Users must ensure that the correct battery type is selected so that the Parameter writer can accurately display the charge level. This also affects message activation.

Parameters Battery

ENT

Battery Charge level

ENT

ESC

Battery Alarm level

ENT

ESC

Battery Set battery type

ENT

6.7).

ESC

ENT

Charge level

78%

Press and hold the up or down arrow key to define this level value more quickly.

Value between

[0 and 50] %

Alarm level 20%

Alarm level NN%

Save the level

ENT

ESC

Set battery type Normal

Set battery type Rechargeable

ENT

Save the battery type

ESC

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6.7. Parameter settings: Diagnostics

The diagram below shows the "Parameters / Diagnostic" menu accessible from "Main menu / Parameters".

"Diagnostic / Fault History" : This menu accesses the detected fault history. "Diagnostic / Clear Faults" : This menu is used to clear the detected fault history

See the table of

faults codes

below

Parameter writer display Probable cause Remedy

Warning:

Low Battery Level

Switch off Low battery

Store config fault

Load config fault

Wrong reference Fault

No device connected

No file selected

SD card fault

SD card

Write protected

Parameters Diagnostic

ENT

ESC

Diagnostic Fault History

Diagnostic fault1

Diagnostic fault2

Diagnostic fault3

ENT

ESC

Diagnostic Clear faults

ENT

Are you sure to clear faults?

Clear faults History done

The battery charge is low. The appearance of this message depends on the charge level defined by the user. (See setting the detection section

6.6)

The battery charge is too low. The Parameter writer will turn off.

ESC

ENT

ESC

List of cleared

faults codes

- Make sure you have a set of replacement batteries to hand, as the current set have little life left.

- Replace the batteries immediately. No more transfers can be made.

Incomplete or incorrect transfer to the inverter. The inverter is in parameter change prohibition state.

Incomplete or incorrect transfer from the Parameter writer to the inverter The inverter is in parameter read

- Check the RJ45 cable and both of its

connectors. Make sure the connection is secure for the duration of the transfer. Restart the transfer operation.

- Confirm the inverter parameter setting.

prohibition state. Bad transfer to the inverter; the configuration file selected is not compatible with the

- Check that the configuration file is compatible with the inverter to be configured.

destination inverter.

- Check the RJ45 cable and both of its

The inverter is not connected or is incorrectly connected.

connectors. Make sure the connection is secure for the duration of the transfer. Connect the RJ45 cable.

No configuration file is selected. There is no file present on the SD card.

The card is not recognized.

- Select a file to transfer. - Follow the procedure for loading configuration files described on section

5.1.

- Check that the SD card is inserted correctly.

- Check that the SD card is formatted correctly.

The SD card is locked. - Check if the SD card is locked.

Flash FW Fault

For factory use only -

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6.8. Parameter settings: Password

"Parameters / Password FW"

For factory use only.

6.9. Parameter settings: Display

The diagram below shows the "Parameters / Display" menu accessible from "Main menu / Parameters".

"Display / Contrast" : This menu is used to set the display screen contrast. "Display / Backlight" : This menu is used to set the display screen time. (OFF, ON, 1 to 5 seconds are selected) "Display / Sleep mode" : This menu is used to set the Parameter writer's sleep mode. "Display / Language" : This menu accesses the language selection for the Parameter writer interface.

Parameters

play

Dis

ENT

Display Contrast

ENT

ESC

Display Backlight

ENT

ESC

Display Sleep mode

ENT

ESC

Display Language

ENT

ESC

Set contrast 50

Set contrast NN

ENT

Save the contrast

Press and hold the up or down arrow key to define the contrast value more quickly.

Value between

[0 and 100]

ESC

ENT

Set backlight 3 sec

Set backlight 2 sec

Set backlight 1 sec

Set backlight ON

Set backlight OFF

ENT

Save the backlight

ESC

Set sleep mode 05 mn

Set sleep mode NN mn

ENT

Save the sleep mode

Press and hold the up or down arrow key to define the sleep mode value more quickly.

Value between

[1 and 60] min

ESC

ENT

Language English

Language

日本語

Language Français

Language Italiano

Language Deutsch

Language Español

ESC

ENT

Save the language

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7. Specifications

Item Specifications

Part number PWU003Z

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Applicable model

Applicable OS

Communication

setting

Applicable battery

Service environment

Protective method IP20

Ambient temperature -10 to +50°C

Storage temperature -25 to +65°C

Relative humidity 20 to 93% (free from condensation and vapor)

Note) Update is needed this product’s software for future inverters.

VF-nC3 or successor Note)

Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 Communication setting automatic detection

Communication baud rate : 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 bps Parity : Non / Even / Odd parity Communication scheme: RS485

4 x LR6 (AA) alkaline batteries or 4 x NiMH rechargeable batteries

Indoor operation at an altitude of 1,000m or less and free from direct sunlight, potentially corrosive or explosive gases, steam, dust particles, dust/dirt, and machining fluids including grinding liquid and coolant

8. Warranty

Any part of the unit that is proved to be defective will be repaired free of charge under the following conditions:

1. This product will be repaired free of charge, if problem/fault occurs under normal handling within one year of delivery and is caused obviously by a design or manufacturing defect.

2. The warranty applies only to the delivered unit.

3. For the following kinds of failure or damage, the repair cost shall be borne by the customer even within the warranty period. i) Failure or damage caused by improper or incorrect use or handling, or unauthorized repair or

modification of the inverter. ii) Failure or damage caused by the unit falling or an accident during transportation after the purchase. iii) Failure or damage caused by fire, salty water or wind, corrosive gas, earthquake, storm or flood, lightning,

abnormal voltage supply, or other natural disasters. iv) Damage due to the use of Parameter writer for non-intended purposes.

4. If an additional warranty is provided then those conditions will also apply.