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SFU 0302 SSE

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The SFU-0302 SSE frequency converter is engineered for controlling the speed of three-phase AC and DC motors, offering advantages like brushless operation, high-speed capability, and efficient power usage. It converts a fixed 50 Hz network into a variable frequency and voltage network, mitigating start-up issues and high starting currents.
Description and Features
The SFU-0302 supports AC motors up to 180,000 RPM and DC motors up to 60,000 RPM. It includes a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) for real-time parameter adjustment, ensuring high efficiency and operational safety. The device features an integrated braking resistor and offers multiple control and communication options, including PC, PLC, and CNC interfaces.
Technical Data
The converter operates on 115V or 230V supply with a maximum output power of 3.6 kVA. It supports various motor connections and provides galvanically separated control inputs and outputs. The compact design with IP20 protection allows operation in ambient temperatures up to 40°C.
Safety Precautions and Warnings
Installation and repair should be performed by qualified personnel due to dangerous voltages and moving parts. Ensure the device is in good condition before use and adhere to safety regulations during installation. Avoid operating near strong magnetic fields or without proper PE connection.
Connections, Interfaces, and Pinouts
The SFU-0302 offers digital and analog I/Os for operational parameters and remote control, including a spindle interface for control signals and RS232 communication. Proper isolation of control, supply, and motor cables is recommended.
Functions, Commissioning, Operation
The device can be controlled manually via front keys or automatically via PLC/IPC or PC. The front panel provides access to start/stop functions and configuration settings.
Conclusion
The SFU-0302 SSE frequency converter is a versatile and efficient solution for controlling high-frequency applications in industrial settings, offering robust safety features and flexible integration options.
Overview
The document is a technical manual for the SFU-0302 frequency converter, detailing its operation, configuration, and troubleshooting. It includes instructions for using the LCD display, configuring settings via front keys, RPM configuration, starting and stopping procedures, remote control options, safety stop functions, Profibus connection, and error troubleshooting.
LCD Display
The LCD displays system data such as RPM, load, and errors, with errors shown in text format and a bar graph for load output.
Configuration via Front Keys
Menu settings can be adjusted when the device is at a standstill. Spindle characteristics can be selected and activated using the UP, DOWN, and OK keys. Correct spindle characteristics must be selected to avoid damage.
RPM Configuration
RPM can be preset manually via panel keys or through an analogue input. The settings must be downloaded into the converter.
Starting and Stopping
The converter can be started and stopped manually via panel keys, remotely via digital or analogue inputs, or through a serial interface. Safety functions can override operations.
Remote-Controlled Configuration
Direction of rotation can be controlled via digital inputs, requiring the spindle to be at a standstill before changing direction.
Safety Stop Functions
Safety stops are programmable and can be triggered by overtemperature, overload, or emergency stop inputs. Some methods shut off the power stage, allowing the spindle to slow down naturally.
Profibus Connection
A Profibus DP Interface is available for CNC communication, using a standard RS485 interface. Configuration can be done online or offline.
Configuration with Windows Software
The SFU-Terminal software allows configuration and data display via RS232 interface. It automatically detects connected converters and synchronizes data transfer.
Connection Examples
Examples include configuration with SPS and analogue input, detailing starting behavior and voltage requirements.
Troubleshooting
The manual provides solutions for common errors such as improper wiring, excess temperature, and short circuits. It includes steps for fixing connection issues and ensuring proper setup.
Error Descriptions and Fixes
  • Spindle Does Not Start: This issue may arise due to a long spindle cable, incorrect spindle characteristic, or excess temperature. Solutions include selecting the correct spindle characteristic, increasing the start voltage, or allowing the spindle to cool down.
  • PTC Issues: If the PTC in the spindle is defective, the spindle needs to be changed. If the PTC-wires within the spindle cable are defective, the cable should be exchanged or the connection fixed.
  • Start Input Issues: If the start via analogue input is activated, it should be deactivated and digital start should be activated instead.
  • Error Char xx or E xx: This indicates a wrong or corrupted spindle characteristic. The correct characteristic should be selected using the front panel or SFU-Terminal.
  • Encoder Error: This may occur due to disturbances on the signal or low signal amplitude. Solutions include exchanging the spindle cable or verifying the spindle.
  • Error Without Spindle, Cable: This can be due to a long spindle cable or incorrect spindle characteristic. Solutions include selecting the proper characteristic, increasing the start voltage, or deactivating the spindle test function.
EMC Considerations
  • The device is designed for industrial environments. To ensure trouble-free operation and reduce interference, proper wiring practices should be followed.
  • All connected components affect the EMC of the machine. Additional filters may be necessary under certain conditions.
  • Earth and shield connections should be short and have a large cross-section. Control devices should be connected to a common earth terminal bar.
  • Use shielded cables for all connections to and from the frequency converter, and ensure the shield is connected to PE (protective earth).
  • Supply, motor, and control cables should be isolated from each other, and where crossing is unavoidable, they should be laid at 90° to each other.
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SFU 0302 SSE-2

5 Safety Precautions and Warnings 6 Connections, Interfaces and Pinout 6.1 Digital and Analogue Inputs and Outputs 6.2 Spindle Control Interface 6.3 Spindle connection at screw terminals 7 Functions, Commissioning, Operation 7.3 Configuration via the Front Keys 7.5 Starting and Stopping the Frequency Converter 7.6 Remote Controlled Configuration of Direction of Rotation 7.7 Safety Stop Functions 9 Calibration and Configuration using Windows Software 12 EMC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility) 13 Mechanics, Views + Dimensions

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SFU 0302 SSE-3

1. 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...

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SFU 0302 SSE-4

2. Description and Features • Operation of a.c. and d.c. motors/spindles • The frequency converter SFU-0302 allows speed frequencies up to 180,000Upm with 2-pole a.c. motors and 60,000Upm with d.c. motors. • High output power ( 3,6kVA@230V / 2kVA@115V ) from a compact design • 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. • Highly-accurate sinusoidal output signals...

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SFU 0302 SSE-7

CAUTION: To avoid severe motor / spindle damage, select correct motor / spindle characteristic !

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SFU 0302 SSE-8

5. Safety-Precautions and Warnings • This device produces dangerous electrical voltages and is used for the operation of dangerous moving mechanical parts. For this reason, only professionally trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to install and repair this device! • Before first activation of the device, verify, if it id in a faultless condition. If it was damaged during shipping and transportation it must not be switched on. • During installation the safety regulations have to be observed. • Before the device is turned on for the first time, it should be verified, that the connected...

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SFU 0302 SSE-9

Operational parameters and outputs: The SFU-0302 covers all current important operational parameters and operating data. Up to 6 digital outputs can be used for signalling and up to 2 analogue values can be output to the analogue outputs (0-10V) . Remote Control and Outputs: 6 digital inputs (24 V) and 2 analogue inputs (0-10V) are available for remote control of the SFU-0302. These assignments can be freely configured. Using the optional Windows PC software "SFU-Terminal" the above assignments can be easily achieved, providing exceptional flexibility with each application. Each operating parameter...

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6.1 Digital and Analog I/Os (D-Sub 25pin fem.) Pin • The digital outputs (relays 1...6) are galvanically separated contacts (500VIsolation). D.C.: 24V / 1000mA A.C.: 125V / 500mA • Digital input switching level: "0" 0...7V "1" 18...24V • The digital inputs require a high level of 24 V for correct function (PLC standard level). • Hall sensor output level: 0-24V (24V level.) • Analogue input voltage range: 0...10V • The +24V output can be used as a power supply for this type of electronic spindle interface.

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SFU 0302 SSE-11

• The spindle interface is completely isolated by optocouplers. It can be used for automatic spindle detection, if enabled.. To set a high level to one bit, a simple connection to the spindle GND is made. An open contact equals low level. The direction of high/low active can be changed in the form ‘digital inputs’. • The PTC input detects over-temperature of the spindle. A high resistor value at this pin of >600 Ohms causes the switching of digital output overtemp spindle and safety cut-out following the programmed delay . • The Hall sensor input operates from input signal levels of +/- 1V within...

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SFU 0302 SSE-12

use a standard zero-modem-cable for connection to PC

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SFU 0302 SSE-14

7. 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) The front keys allow access to following functions: • Start / Stop manually • RPM-control via UP / DOWN keys • Spindle characteristic selection

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SFU 0302 SSE-15

7.2 LCD-Display All system data and parameter such as RPM, load or errors will be displayed on the LCD-display. The actual load output is displayed by bargraph and absolute in % in the bottom line of the display. The pre-selected duty RPM and spindle characteristic and the actual RPM of the spindle is displayed converter is running spindle characteristic 3 converter is in Stop State > spindle standstill converter is accelerating power output 67% converter is accelerating power output 34% spindle is rotating at duty RPM power output 20% Errors are displayed in the top line by text. Overload Stop...

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SFU 0302 SSE-16

To avoid severe motor / spindle damage, select correct motor / spindle characteristic ! Where several spindles are in use within one system, the user must ensure use of the correct spindle characteristic number to prevent spindle damage ( different spindle types may have different line voltages !) The LCD shows all relevant system messages for speed, load or errors. In the event of an error, the error type is displayed in plain text. 7.4 RPM configuration (all references to menues relate to setup software SFU-Terminal) The preset of revolutions per minute of the spindle can be achieved by two...

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