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SFU 0102

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Introduction
The document introduces the SFU 0102/0202 frequency converter, designed for high-frequency applications with three-phase AC motors and brushless DC motors. It highlights the benefits of these motors, such as high efficiency and reduced wear, and explains how frequency converters help manage motor speed and reduce start-up issues.
Description and Features
The SFU 0102/0202 frequency converter supports AC and BLDC spindles, offering output frequencies up to 200 Hz for AC motors and 1000 Hz for BLDC motors. It features a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) for real-time parameter adjustment, ensuring high efficiency and operational safety. The device allows for manual control via front keys and offers diverse control and communication options, including PC and PLC connections.
Technical Data
The technical specifications include output power options (250VA for 0102 and 400VA for 0202), supply connection details, motor connection parameters, and housing dimensions. The device operates under specific conditions and provides various control inputs and outputs.
Safety Precautions and Warnings
The document emphasizes the importance of professional handling due to the device's high-speed operation and dangerous voltages. It outlines safety measures, such as ensuring proper spindle fixation, avoiding operation near magnetic fields, and preventing fluid intrusion. Only trained personnel should perform maintenance, and the device should not be opened while powered.
Connections, Interfaces, and Pinouts
The SFU 0102/0202 offers configurable digital and analogue I/Os for operational parameters and remote control. It provides detailed pinout descriptions for spindle output and mains supply connections, emphasizing the need for proper setup by qualified personnel.
Functions, Commissioning, Operation
The frequency converter can be controlled and configured manually via front keys, automatically via PLC/IPC, or through a PC using the RS232 interface. This flexibility allows for integration into various systems and applications.
Configuration of Rotational Speed
The spindle's revolutions per minute (RPM) can be preset manually via panel keys or through an analogue input. Manual presetting involves enabling the 0V option in the 'Analogue Inputs' menu, allowing RPM adjustments via UP/DOWN keys. For analogue input, the 0V option is disabled, and a scaling (e.g., 1V/10,000 RPM) is selected. The settings must be downloaded into the converter using the 'write data' button. Ensure the correct spindle characteristic is selected to avoid damage.
Starting and Stopping the Frequency Converter
SFU 0102/0202 frequency converters can be started/stopped manually via panel keys, remotely via digital or analogue inputs, or through a serial interface. A preset RPM is required before starting, except for analogue starting. Remote control via RS232 offers comprehensive control, suitable for error evaluation and special features.
Remote-Controlled Configuration of Direction of Rotation
Direction control is set via digital inputs in the 'digital inputs' menu. Reversal occurs only when the spindle/motor is at a complete stop.
Safety Stop Functions
Safety stops are programmable and can be triggered by spindle/converter overtemperature, overload, or emergency stop. Immediate stops occur with over-current. After an error, a Start/Stop sequence or digital error reset is required to resume operation.
Control via LED Front Board
The frequency converter performs a self-test upon power-on. The spindle starts with the 'START' button and stops with the 'STOP' button. The digital display shows rotational speed, and load is indicated in percentage. Overload and excess temperature conditions are displayed with flashing indicators.
Remote Control Options
Remote control is possible digitally, via analogue input, or RS232 interface. Ensure DC voltage at Pin11 does not exceed 12V. Remote control status is indicated by a display light.
Calibration and Configuration with Windows Software
The SFU-Terminal software configures frequency converters and allows data display and calibration. It connects via RS232, automatically configuring the interface and synchronizing data transfer parameters.
Specifications and Procedures
The document outlines the initialization and operational procedures for the SFU 0102/0202 Frequency Converter. It emphasizes the importance of using a zero-modem cable and ensuring cables do not exceed 2 meters in length. During initialization, the converter must be turned on.
Troubleshooting
Several LED indicators provide diagnostic information. If the LED shows "Spindle not ready," check the PTC in the spindle for faults and ensure proper connections. For "converter not ready," verify if the over-temperature converter is active and check the hardware switch and spindle diagram. If the spindle does not start despite readiness indicators, ensure the analog input for external speed control is released and the digital input Start pin is activated.
EMC Compliance
The document stresses the manufacturer's responsibility for EMC compliance. Recommendations include using short, large cross-section earth and shield connections, connecting control devices to a common earth terminal, and using shielded cables for all connections. Supply, motor, and control cables should be isolated and laid at 90° angles where crossing is unavoidable.
Error Descriptions and Actions
Common errors include "diagram error xx," which requires selecting a valid diagram, and "real rpm reached" messages, which may indicate incorrect hall sensor gain. If "without spindle/cable" appears, check connections and diagrams.
Housing Variants
The document describes different housing variants for the SFU 0102/0202, including desktop and 19’’-rack versions, each with specific features like LED panels, power switches, and various connectors.
Quality Commitment
BMR GmbH emphasizes their commitment to quality, precision, reliability, support, and flexibility, with all products being 100% made in Germany.
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SFU 0102-1

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SFU 0102-3

Issue June 2016 1 Introduction 5 Safety Precautions and Warnings 6 Connections, Interfaces and Pinout Digital and Analogue Inputs and Outputs Spindle Power Output (Standard Round Connector Spindle Power Output (Clamps) Mains Supply Configuration via the Front Keys Configuration of rotational speed Starting und Stopping the Frequency Converter Remote Controlled Configuration of Direction of Rotation Safety Stop Functions Control via LED Front Board Spindle Diagram Set Up on LED Front Panel 8 Calibration and Configuration using Windows Software 10 EMC (Electronic- Magnetic Compatibility) …when...

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SFU 0102-4

Introduction Depending on its construction, the speed of a three-phase a.c. motor is directly dependent on the number of poles and the frequency of the network. In a 3ph 380V/50Hz network, with a 2-pole motor, the rated speed would be 50 U/s * 60 = 3000 Upm. With d.c. motors (brushless d.c.), the speed is dependent on the voltage applied Three-phase a.c. motors provide numerous benefits in industry, such as brushless operation, freedom from wear and tear, favourable capacity/weight ratio, high-speed capability, and much more. These motors can be used many different application areas, such as...

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SFU 0102-5

Description and Features Operation of a.c. and bldc spindles The frequency converter SFU 0102/0202 allows output frequencies up to 200 Hz / 120,000Upm with 2-pole AC motors and 1000Hz/ 60,000Upm with Bloc-motors. Output power ( 250VA-0102 / 400VA-0202 ) The Kernel of the SFU-0302 is a Digital Signal Processor (DSP), which generates all output variables and captures signals. All parameters, such as current, voltage and frequency, are captured in real time, and adjusted by implementing via the Vector Control according to loading. The highest efficiency of motors at both low and high frequencies...

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SFU 0102-7

Technical Data Output power Supply connection Fuse Motor connection Output voltage Desktop: 7-pin: U, V, W, PE, 2*PTC, SGND Connector: Amphenol C16-1 (6+PE) / Binder 693 (6+PE) or Hirschmann connector SSE and 19"Rack: 8-pole: U, V, W, 2*PE, PTC, FP, SGND Screw terminals 4mm² max. 36V max. 60V Output current Electronically limited Output frequency Spindle characteristics max 16, stored internally, freely definable Spindle sensor inputs Control inputs Control inputs 1 analogue: 0-10V, galvanically separeted 3 digital: 0- 24, galvanically separeted Control outputs 1 analogue: 0-10V, galvanically...

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SFU 0102-8

Safety-Precautions and Warnings This device produces dangerous electrical voltages and is used for the operation of fast spinning tools. Because of their high rotational speed, it may be dangerous in case of improper handling. For this reason, only professionally trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to work with and setup this device! Before the first commissioning can be carried out, it should be ensured that the spindle and the tool are fixed properly, to eliminate all dangers because of uncontrolled movement of the spindle. Safety regulations being valid for the country where...

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SFU 0102-9

Connections, Interfaces and Pinouts Operational parameters and outputs: The SFU 0102/0202 covers all current important operational parameters and operating data. Up to 6 digital outputs can be used for signalling and up to 1 analogue values can be output to the analogue outputs (0-10V). Remote Control and Outputs: 6 digital inputs (24V) and 1 analogue inputs (0-10V) are available for remote control of the SFU 0102/0202. These assignments can be freely configured. Using the optional Windows PC software SFUTerminal the above assignments can be easily achieved, providing exceptional flexibility...

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SFU 0102-10

6.1 Digital and Analogue I/Os (D-SUB 15 female) Description common connection for relays Relay 1 (normally open) Relay 2 (normally closed) Relay 3 (normally open) Rotational Speed Reached (desired- / actual - value) Superheat (converter or spindle) Standstill of Spindle (desired- / actual - value) Overload Spindle 10 Relay 4 (normally closed) Relay 5 (normally open) 4 Analogue Output 11 (depending on Model) Analogue Input Converter and Spindle Ready Load Value 0 … 10V = 0 … 100% or Duty Rotational Speed of Spindle Drehzahlvorgabe Start / Stop Interlock (Emergency Stop) Reversing of Direction...

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SFU 0102-11

with 7-pin jack for Jäger-Spindles (Hirschmann C164) Model +5 V Sensor + Hall Sensor Signal Ground + Hall Sensor Signal Ground 6.3 Spindle Connection with Screw Terminals versions SSE, 19“ Function Protective Earth Spindle Phase 2 Spindle Phase 3 Signal-GND for FP-and PTC-Signals Hall-Sensor-Signal PTC-Signal (Spindle temperatur) Protective Earth Spindle Phase 1 6.4 Mains supply desktop: SSE or 19": 3 pin. standard plug Screw terminals, 4mm2 To adapt the mains supply voltage to 230V and 115V networks a selection can be done with the help of a rotary switch It is important to select the appropriate...

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SFU 0102-12

Functions, Commissioning, Operation 3 operational possibilities: Control and configuration manually via front keys Automatic control and configuration via PLC / IPC Automatic control and configuration via PC (RS232 interface) Setup and control of the features and functions listed below can be carried out with our setup software SFU-Terminal. All explanations and hints to menu functions relate to this software. CAUTION: The operation of a spindle with a wrong spindle characteristic may cause severe damages at spindle or converter. To avoid this, please ensure that the correct spindle characteristic...

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SFU 0102-13

7.2 Starting and Stopping the Frequency Converter There are different methods of starting and stopping SFU 0102/0202 frequency converters, due to many different requirements, as follows below: manually via panel keys Remote control via digital input Remote control via analogue input Remote control via serial interface Before starting the converter is possible, a preset of the RPM (> 7.4) has to be done. This is necessary for all options of starting with the exception of analogue starting. Manually via panel keys Activation of spindle start via the green START key. Spindle-stop is activated by...

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