Lenze 8200 invertors

[TF and the wire]

I'm trying to get familiar with Lenze invertors. They have two modules that are fitted to suit their application, both fitted to the front face.

One at the top has a small group of pins to which the plug in programmer connect. My question is " what is the jumper used for on two of the pins on that group"?

Also at the bottom there is an area with a terminal strip for the I/O, reference voltage etc. Nearby is a row of DIL switches. Again, what is that for?

I've looked through the manual, but neither is mentioned.

 

[silva.foxx]

I take it that's the analogue control module (?)

http://doc.es.aau.dk/fileadmin/doc....Equipment/SHB_8200_8210_8220_8240_0199_EN.pdf

Try page 97

Any use?


We had these in the last plant... that was over four years ago so a distant memory I'm afraid!

 

[mattyfooty]

The jumper is for selecting voltage supply for contact inputs and outputs, in position 1 external supply is selected i.e power supply (factory Default), in position 2 internal voltage supply is selected. Just depends on which function module you have on board.
The DIP switches on the function module are for setting the values for inputs,setpoints ect.
For example... on standard I/O module 0..10v can be selected for say using a potentiometer and by changing the switch selection 4..20ma can be chosen, but when values are altered parameter C0034 must be set to the same range.

 

[brandoncosta]

Lenze 8200 series has been obsolete for a while now. Their current series is Lenze 8400 with 4 different models.

Lenze L-Force 8400 Inverter Drives Distributors

 

[Knobhead]

Lenze 8200 series has been obsolete for a while now. Their current series is Lenze 8400 with 4 different models.

Lenze L-Force 8400 Inverter Drives Distributors

So has this thread until you dug it up. Check the date on things before replying.

 

[Darkwood]

I've just been on a call out today and diagnosed a faulty 8200 drive just binned it but at several years old probably not worth salvaging ...got a IP66 Invertek on order better suited for the conditions as the old one is blathered in mud and highly likely part of the reason for its demise.

Noted on the date Tony .. just coincidence it was bumped back up same day i just binned one.