Manual: Movipro SDC

Drive Technology \ Drive Automation \ System Integration \ Services
Manual
MOVIPRO SDC
with PROFINET Interface
Edition 07/2010
16990412 / EN
SEW-EURODRIVEDriving the world
Contents
Contents
1
General Information ............................................................................................ 5

1.1
How to use this documentation ................................................................... 5
1.2
Structure of the safety notes ....................................................................... 5
1.3
Rights to claim under limited warranty ........................................................ 6
1.4
Exclusion of liability..................................................................................... 6
1.5
Other applicable documentation ................................................................. 6
1.6
General safety notes for bus systems......................................................... 6
1.7
Safety functions .......................................................................................... 6
1.8
Hoist applications........................................................................................ 7
1.9
Copyright..................................................................................................... 7
Application Modules in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio ..................................... 8

2.1
Startup................................................................................................................ 14
3.1
Startup procedure ..................................................................................... 14
3.2
Check list for startup ................................................................................. 14
Installation Notes .............................................................................................. 16

4.1
Application modules for MOVIPRO SDC .................................................. 8
Fieldbus connection .................................................................................. 16
4.2
The integrated Ethernet switch ................................................................. 18
4.3
TCP/IP addressing and subnetworks........................................................ 18
4.4
Setting the IP address parameters ........................................................... 21
4.5
Shielding and routing the bus cables ........................................................ 22
4.6
Status and error messages ....................................................................... 23
PROFINET IO Project Planning..................................................................... 27

5.1
Configuration of PROFINET IO controller ................................................. 27
5.2
Configuration of a PROFINET interface for a MOVIPRO unit ................ 29
5.3
PROFINET configuration with topology detection..................................... 32
5.4
PROFINET diagnostic alarms ................................................................... 38
Parameterization via PROFIdrive Dataset 47.................................................. 40

6.1
PROFINET datasets introduction........................................................... 40
6.2
Characteristics of the SEW-EURODRIVE PROFINET units..................... 41
6.3
Structure of the PROFINET parameter channel ....................................... 42
6.4
Reading/writing the parameterization via dataset 47 ................................ 55
Error Diagnostics on PROFINET ..................................................................... 58

7.1
Diagnostic procedure ................................................................................ 58
7.2
Fieldbus timeout ....................................................................................... 59
Process Data Description................................................................................. 60

8.1
Overview of process data ......................................................................... 60
8.2
MOVIPRO control word .......................................................................... 60
8.3
MOVIPRO status word............................................................................ 61
8.4
Digital inputs and outputs.......................................................................... 62
8.5
Process data of power section .................................................................. 63
Manual MOVIPRO SDC with PROFINET Interface
Contents
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio Operation........................................................ 72

9.1
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About MOVITOOLS MotionStudio .......................................................... 72
9.2
First steps ................................................................................................. 73
9.3
Connection Mode...................................................................................... 75
9.4
Communication via Ethernet..................................................................... 77
9.5
Executing functions with the units ............................................................. 81
MOVIPRO Parameterization ........................................................................ 83

10.1 Encoder configuration ............................................................................... 83
10.2 Motor startup ............................................................................................. 97
10.3 Storing unit data...................................................................................... 102
10.4 "PFA-..." power section parameter overview........................................... 104
10.5 "PFA-..." power section parameter information ....................................... 109
10.6 Parameter overview of the encoder option ............................................. 146
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Service ............................................................................................................. 148

11.1 Unit replacement ..................................................................................... 148
11.2 Encoder exchange .................................................................................. 150
11.3 Service unit ............................................................................................. 150
11.4 MOVIPRO SDC error list ...................................................................... 151
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Additional Documentation ............................................................................. 162

Index................................................................................................................. 163
General Information
How to use this documentation
General Information
1.1
How to use this documentation
The documentation is an integral part of the product and contains important information
on operation and service. The documentation is written for all employees who assemble,
install, startup, and service this product.
The documentation must be accessible and legible. Make sure that persons responsible
for the system and its operation, as well as persons who work independently on the unit,
have read through the documentation carefully and understood it. If you are unclear
about any of the information in this documentation, or if you require further information,
contact SEW-EURODRIVE.
1.2
Structure of the safety notes
1.2.1
Meaning of the signal words

The following table shows the grading and meaning of the signal words for safety notes,
notes on potential risks of damage to property, and other notes.
Signal word
1.2.2
Meaning
Consequences if disregarded
DANGER
Imminent danger
Severe or fatal injuries
WARNING
Possible dangerous situation
Severe or fatal injuries
CAUTION
Possible dangerous situation
Minor injuries
NOTICE
Possible damage to property
Damage to the drive system or its environment
INFORMATION
Useful information or tip: Simplifies the handling of the drive

system.
Structure of the section-related safety notes

Section safety notes do not apply to a specific action, but to several actions pertaining
to one subject. The used symbols indicate either a general or a specific hazard.
This is the formal structure of a section safety note:
SIGNAL WORD
Type and source of danger.
Possible consequence(s) if disregarded.
1.2.3
Measure(s) to prevent the danger.
Structure of the embedded safety notes

Embedded safety notes are directly integrated in the instructions just before the description of the dangerous action.
This is the formal structure of an embedded safety note:
SIGNAL WORD Nature and source of hazard.

Possible consequence(s) if disregarded.
Measure(s) to prevent the danger.
General Information
Rights to claim under limited warranty
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1.3
Rights to claim under limited warranty

A requirement of fault-free operation and fulfillment of any rights to claim under limited
warranty is that you adhere to the information in the documentation. Read the documentation before you start working with the unit!
1.4
Exclusion of liability
You must comply with the information contained in this documentation to ensure safe
operation of MOVIPRO and to achieve the specified product characteristics and performance features. SEW-EURODRIVE assumes no liability for injury to persons or damage to equipment or property resulting from non-observance of these operating instructions. In such cases, any liability for defects is excluded.
1.5
Other applicable documentation

This document does not replace the detailed operating instructions. Only electrical specialists are allowed to install and start up MOVIPRO observing the applicable accident
prevention regulations and the MOVIPRO SDC operating instructions.
1.6
General safety notes for bus systems

This communication system allows you to adapt the MOVIPRO SDC to your application. As with all bus systems, there is a danger of modifications to the parameters that
are not visible from outside (in relation to the inverter), which give rise to changes in the
inverter behavior. This may result in unexpected (not uncontrolled) system behavior.
1.7
Safety functions
MOVIPRO may not perform any safety functions unless they are described and expressly approved.
For safety applications, ensure that the information in the following publication is observed:
MOVIPRO SDC Functional Safety
Use only those components in safety applications that were explicitly designed and delivered for this purpose by SEW-EURODRIVE.
General Information
Hoist applications
1.8
Hoist applications
Hoist applications can only be implemented with MOVIPRO SDC under the following conditions:
A hoist startup must be performed.
MOVIPRO is not designed for use as a safety device in hoist applications.

Use monitoring systems or mechanical protection devices as safety equipment to
avoid possible damage to property or injury to people.
1.9
Copyright
2010 SEW-EURODRIVE. All rights reserved.
Unauthorized duplication, modification, distribution or any other use of the whole or any
part of this documentation is strictly prohibited.
Application Modules in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio

Application modules for MOVIPRO SDC
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2.1
2.1.1
Description
Drive task
Industrial drive tasks usually require more than motor speed control. The inverter often
has to control complex motion sequences and take on typical PLC tasks.
Solution with
MOVIPRO SDC
SEW-EURODRIVE offers various standardized control programs, so-called application

modules, for positioning.
The application module has a user-friendly GUI to assist with parameterization. You
merely have to specify the parameters required for your application. The application
module uses this information to create the control program and loads it into the inverter.
MOVIPRO SDC then takes over the entire motion control. Thus the application module
takes load off the higher-level controller.
Benefits
Scope of delivery
and documentation
The application modules offer the following benefits:
A wide range of functions
A user-friendly GUI
Only the parameters necessary for the application must be entered
Guided parameter setting instead of complicated programming
No programming experience required
Quick familiarization, therefore quicker configuration and startup
All movement functions are controlled directly in the MOVIPRO
The application modules are included in the MOVITOOLS MotionStudio software and
can be used with all MOVIPRO SDC units.
INFORMATION
For information on how to operate the application modules, refer to the MOVIDRIVE
B application manuals. They are available on the SEW homepage.

2.1.2
Available application modules

The following application modules are available for MOVIPRO SDC.
Bus positioning
Bus positioning
Extended positioning via bus
Modulo positioning
Table positioning
Sensor based positioning via bus
Automotive AMA0801
The "Bus positioning" application module has the following functions:
Variable and unlimited number of target positions
Freely adjustable travel speed for positioning
Maximum travel distance 32700 mm
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Extended bus
positioning
The "Extended bus positioning" application module has the following functions:
Variable number of target positions
The travel speed for positioning and the acceleration and deceleration ramps are
specified variably by the PLC.
Maximum travel distance 262100 mm
Operation is possible with 4 instead of 6 process data words. The variable specification of the ramp type is not used in this case.
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Modulo positioning
Table positioning
The "Modulo positioning" application module has the following functions:
Fieldbuses with 4 or 6 process data words are supported.
Target position specified via 2 process data words
Freely adjustable travel speed
Two different ramps can be selected when 4 process data words are used for control.
The acceleration or deceleration ramps can be specified using process data word 5
or 6 for control via 6 process data words.
For a non-positive connection (= with slip) between the motor shaft and application,
the distance measurement can be taken via an external incremental or absolute encoder. The encoder must be mounted to the application without slip.
The "Table positioning" application module has the following functions:
Control via fieldbus
32 table positions in inverter
Freely adjustable travel speed
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Sensor-based
positioning
The "Sensor-based positioning" application module has the following functions:
Variable and unlimited number of target positions
Freely adjustable travel speed (changes can be made during travel for linear positioning ramps)
Maximum travel distance 32700 m
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Automotive
AMA0801
The "Automotive AMA0801" application module offers the following functions:
The "Automotive AMA0801" application module makes it possible to implement lifting

devices, conveyor systems and machinery with drives that have to move at a synchronous angle to one another occasionally or permanently.
The "Automotive AMA0801" application module has a selectable process data interface. Setpoints specification is either variable or binary.
The program is used to control individual drives. In synchronous operation mode,

these drives can be synchronized to a master drive.
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Startup
Startup procedure
Startup
3.1
Startup procedure
The following illustration gives an overview of the MOVIPRO startup procedure and lists other applicable
documentation:
[1]
Motor startup
Refer to the operating instructions of the motor for

more information.
[2]
MOVIPRO startup
For more information, refer to the "MOVIPRO

SDC" operating instructions.
[3]
Parameterization
For more information, see section "Parameterization of "MOVIPRO SDC (page 83)"
[4]
Fieldbus configuration
Information is listed in the following sections:

"PROFINET IO configuration" (page 27)
"Application modules in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio (page 8)"
"Process data description" (page 60)
3.2
Check list for startup
3.2.1
Preliminary work
Make sure that the following preliminary steps have been carried out:
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio version 5.60 or later is installed on the engineering PC.
The GSDML file "GSDML-V2.1-SEW-MOVIPRO-YYYYMMDD.xml" must be available.
A connection has been established between the engineering PC and the MOVIPRO
unit.
Except for the lower byte, the engineering PC and the MOVIPRO unit have the
same IP address (page 77).
The engineering PC and the MOVIPRO unit have identical subnet masks.
The MOVIPRO can be addressed via the engineering PC using the ping command.
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Startup
Check list for startup
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3.2.2
Unit installation
Perform the following steps:
1. Install the components according to the information in the MOVIPRO operating instructions:
Supply system cable
Motor cable
Braking resistor
DC 24 V backup voltage
2. Switch on all power supplies of the MOVIPRO unit.
3.2.3
Configuration of MOVIPRO
INFORMATION
For information about using MOVITOOLS MotionStudio, refer to section "Operation
of MOVITOOLS MotionStudio (page 72)".
Proceed as follows to configure the MOVIPRO:
1. Start MOVITOOLS MotionStudio.
2. Create a new project.
3. Set the communication properties to "Ethernet".
4. Perform a unit scan.
5. Mark the MOVIPRO unit.
6. Right-click on it and select [Startup] / [Startup] from the context menu.
7. Perform a motor startup (page 97).
8. Load the respective application module into MOVIPRO, if necessary.
9. Check whether the process data exchange between the controller and the
MOVIPRO is working properly.
10.Enable the MOVIPRO unit.
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Installation Notes
Fieldbus connection
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Installation Notes
INFORMATION
For information on the assembly and the installation of MOVIPRO, refer to the
"MOVIPRO SDC" operating instructions.
For a simple application, this section contains information on how to install the Ethernet.
4.1
Fieldbus connection
4.1.1
Ethernet fieldbus X4232_11 and X4232_12 (RJ45)

Use prefabricated, shielded RJ45 plug connectors compliant with IEC 11801 edition 2.0,
category 5.
Function
Ethernet fieldbus interface
Connection type
Push-pull RJ45
Wiring diagram
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Assignment
No.
Name
Function
TX+
Sending cable (+)
TX-
Sending cable (-)
RX+
Receiving cable (+)
res.
Reserved
res.
Reserved
RX-
Receiving cable (-)
res.
Reserved
res.
Reserved
NOTICE
RJ45 patch cable without push-pull connector housing not snapped into place.
Damage to the push-pull RJ45 connection.
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Only use push-pull RJ45 mating connectors in accordance with IEC PAS 61076-3117.
Installation Notes
Fieldbus connection
4.1.2
Ethernet fieldbus X4233_11 and X4233_12 (M12)
Function
Ethernet fieldbus interface, 4-pole
Connection type
M12, 4-pole, female, D-coded
Wiring diagram
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Assignment
4.1.3
No.
Name
Function
TX+
Sending cable (+)
RX+
Receiving cable (+)
TX-
Sending cable (-)
RX-
Receiving cable (-)
res.
Reserved
MOVIPRO Ethernet connection

To connect MOVIPRO to the Ethernet, connect one of the following Ethernet interfaces
to the other network stations using a category 5, class D twisted-pair cable in accordance with IEC 11801, edition 2.0:
X4232_11 (RJ45)
X4232_12 (RJ45)
X4233_11 (M12)
X4233_12 (M12)
The integrated switch provides support for realizing a line topology and offers auto
crossing functions.
INFORMATION
According to IEC 802.3, the maximum cable length for 10/100 MBaud Ethernet
(10BaseT / 100BaseT), e.g. between 2 network stations, is 100 m.
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Installation Notes
The integrated Ethernet switch
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4.2
The integrated Ethernet switch

You can use the integrated Ethernet switch to achieve line topologies known from the
fieldbus technology. Other bus topologies, such as star or tree, are also possible. Ring
topologies are not supported.
INFORMATION
The number of industrial Ethernet switches connected to the line affects the telegram
runtime. If a telegram passes through the units, the telegram runtime is delayed by the
Store & Forward function of the Ethernet switch:
For a telegram length of 64 bytes by approximately 10 s (at 100 Mbit/s)

For a telegram length of 1500 bytes by approximately 130 s (at 100 Mbit/s)
This means that the more units a telegram has to pass through, the higher the telegram runtime is.
4.2.1
Auto-crossing
The two ports leading out of the Ethernet switch have auto-crossing functionality. This
means that they can use both patch and cross-over cables to connect to the next Ethernet station.
4.2.2
Auto-negotiation
The baud rate and the duplex mode is negotiated by both Ethernet nodes when establishing the connection. For this purpose, both Ethernet ports of the Ethernet connection
support an auto-negotiation functionality and work with a baud rate of either 100 Mbit or
10 Mbit in full duplex or half-duplex mode.
4.3
TCP/IP addressing and subnetworks
4.3.1
Preface
The settings for the address of the IP protocol are made using the following parameters:
MAC ID
IP address
Subnetwork mask
Standard gateway
The addressing mechanisms and subdivision of the IP networks into subnetworks are
explained in this chapter to help you set the parameters correctly.
4.3.2
MAC ID
The MAC (Media Access Controller) ID is the basis for all address settings. The MAC
ID is a worldwide unique 6-byte value (48 bits) assigned to the Ethernet device. SEW
Ethernet units have the MAC ID 00-0F-69-xx-xx-xx. The MAC ID is difficult to handle for
larger networks. This is why freely assignable IP addresses are used.
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Installation Notes
4.3.3
IP address
The IP address is a 32 bit value that uniquely identifies a station in the network. An IP
address is represented by 4 decimal numbers separated by decimal points.
Example: 192.168.10.4
Each decimal number stands for one byte (= 8 bits) of the address and can also be represented using binary code (see following table).
Byte 1
Byte 2
11000000
Byte 3
10101000
00001010
Byte 4
.
00000100
The IP address comprises a network address and a station address (see following table).
Network address
Station address
192.168.10
The part of the IP address that denotes the network and the part that identifies the station is determined by the network class and the subnetwork mask.
Station addresses cannot consist of only zeros or ones (binary) because they represent
the network itself or a broadcast address.
4.3.4
Network classes
The first byte of the IP address determines the network class and as such represents
the division into network addresses and node addresses.
Value range
Network class
Byte 1
Complete network address

(Example)
Meaning
0 127
10.1.22.3
10 = Network address
1.22.3 = node address
128 191
172.16.52.4
172.16 = Network address

52.4 = node address
192 223
192.168.10.4
192.168.10 = Network address

4 = node address
This rough division is not sufficient for a number of networks. They also use an explicit,
adjustable subnet mask.
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Installation Notes
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4.3.5
Subnet mask
A subnet mask is used to divide the network classes into even finer sections. Like the
IP address, the subnet mask is represented by 4 decimal numbers separated by decimal
points.
Example: 255.255.255.128
Each decimal number stands for one byte (= 8 bits) of the subnet mask and can also be
represented using binary code ( following table).
Byte 1
11111111
Byte 2
.
Byte 3
11111111
Byte 4
11111111
10000000
If you compare the IP addresses with the subnet masks, you see that in the binary representation of the subnet mask all ones determine the network address and all the zeros
determine the station address (see following table).
Byte 1
IP address
Subnet mask
decimal
192
Byte 2
.
168.
Byte 3
.
Byte 4
10
129
binary
11000000
10101000
00001010
10000001
decimal
255
255
255
128
binary
11111111
11111111
11111111
10000000
The class C network with the address 192.168.10. is further subdivided into
255.255.255.128 using the subnet mask. Two networks are created with the address
192.168.10.0 and 192.168.10.128.
The following node addresses are permitted in the two networks:
192.168.10.1 192.168.10.126
192.168.10.129 192.168.10.254
The network nodes use a logical AND operation for the IP address and the subnet mask
to determine whether there is a communication partner in the same network or in a different network. If the communication partner is in a different network, the standard gateway is addressed for passing on the data.
4.3.6
Standard gateway
The standard gateway is also addressed via a 32-bit address. The 32-bit address is represented by 4 decimal numbers separated by decimal points.
Example: 192.168.10.1
The standard gateway establishes a connection to other networks. In this way, a network station that wants to address another station can use a logical AND operation with
the IP address and the subnetwork mask to decide whether the desired station is located
in the same network. If this is not the case, the station addresses the standard gateway
(router), which must be part of the actual network. The standard gateway then takes on
the job of transmitting the data packages.
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Installation Notes
Setting the IP address parameters
4.4
4.4.1
Initial startup
On delivery, MOVIPRO has the following IP address parameters:

Ethernet service interface
4.4.2
Standard IP address
Subnetwork mask
192.168.10.4
255.255.255.0
Changing the IP address parameters after initial startup

INFORMATION
With PROFINET units, the IP address is assigned via the engineering system of the
IO controller (page 31). In this case, it is not mandatory to set the IP address using
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio.
If MOVIPRO has been started with a valid IP address, you can access the IP address
parameters via the Ethernet fieldbus connection or via the Ethernet service interface.
You can change the IP address parameters via Ethernet by one of the following methods:
with the MOVITOOLS MotionStudio software
with the SEW Address Editor (page 22)
In addition you can also change the IP address parameters via the other interface of the
MOVIPRO unit.
If the IP address parameters have been assigned to the MOVIPRO unit via a DHCP
server, you can only change the parameters by adjusting the settings of the DHCP
server.
The options mentioned above for changing the IP address parameters only come into
effect once the supply voltage (including DC 24 V) has been switched off and back on
again.
You can set the type of IP address assignment via the DHCP Startup Control parameter
in the parameter tree of the PFH.. communication and control unit in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio.
"Stored IP parameters" setting

The stored IP address parameters are used.
"DHCP" setting
The IP address parameters are requested by a DHCP server.
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Installation Notes
Shielding and routing the bus cables
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4.4.3
SEW Address Editor

You can also use the SEW Address Editor to access the IP settings of the MOVIPRO
unit without the Ethernet settings of the PC and MOVIPRO having to match.
The IP settings of all SEW units can be made and displayed in the local subnet using
the Address Editor in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio. For more information, refer to section "Operation of MOVITOOLS MotionStudio" (page 72).
4.5
This allows the required settings for the PC to be determined for an installation which
is in operation to enable access with the required diagnostics and engineering tools
via Ethernet.
When starting up a unit, the IP settings for MOVIPRO can be made without having
to change the network connections or the PC settings.
Shielding and routing the bus cables

Only use shielded cables and connection elements that also meet the requirements of
category 5, class 2 in compliance with IEC 11801 edition 2.0.
Correct shielding of the bus cable attenuates electrical interference that can occur in industrial environments. The following measures ensure the best possible shielding:
Manually tighten the mounting screws on the connectors, modules, and equipotential
bonding conductors.
Use only connectors with a metal housing or a metallized housing.
Connect the shielding in the connector over a wide surface area.
Apply the shielding of the bus cables on both ends.
Route signal and bus cables in separate cable ducts. Do not route them parallel to
power cables (motor leads).
Use metallic, grounded cable racks in industrial environments.
Route the signal cable and the corresponding equipotential bonding close to each
other using the shortest possible route.
Avoid using plug connectors to extend bus cables.
Route the bus cables closely along existing grounding surfaces.
NOTICE
In case of fluctuations in the ground potential, a compensating current may flow via the
bilaterally connected shield that is also connected to the protective earth (PE). Make
sure you supply adequate equipotential bonding in accordance with relevant VDE regulations in such a case.
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Installation Notes
Status and error messages
4.6

The 7-segment display informs about the status of the MOVIPRO unit. In case of repeated malfunctions, contact the SEW Service staff.
The display of the three-digit 7-segment display shows the current status of the unit. If
several statuses or errors are active at the same time, the error with the highest priority
is displayed.
4.6.1
Unit status
The following unit statuses are possible:
Display
Description
Maintenance switch is switched off
Initialization: Trying to establish a connection to all internal components.
This can take several minutes after a
unit replacement.
The connection has been established.
The statuses of the components or
the application are displayed after 3 s.
Flashing dot: Application module running
Fieldbus error
Unit waiting for DC 24 V reset

Communication error with the power
section
Error in external periphery
Non-enabled application module
loaded
Configuration with Application Configurator not completed
Data backup on SD memory card
failed, upload aborted
Data backup on SD memory card
failed, SD memory card is write-protected
Data recovery in MOVIPRO failed,
download aborted
Data recovery in MOVIPRO failed,
controller not inhibited
Internal system error
Actuator voltage overload
Overload sensor voltage group 1
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Installation Notes
Display
Description
Overload sensor voltage group 2
Internal communication error
4.6.2
Inverter status
The inverter status is indicated by displaying the address/number of the axis and the corresponding status code in the form of A1.y.
INFORMATION
The unit status display takes priority over the inverter status display. If the maintenance switch is switched off of a fieldbus error occurs, no inverter status is displayed.
The following figure shows the display for the "Enable" status of axis 1:
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The following table shows the various status codes:

7-segment display
Unit status
(high byte in status word 1)
Meaning
0dec
DC 24 V operation (inverter not ready)
1dec
Controller inhibit active
2dec
No enable
3dec
Standstill current
4dec
Enable
5dec
n-control (speed control)
6dec
M-control (torque control)
7dec
Hold control
8dec
Factory setting
9dec
Limit switch contacted
10dec
Technology option
12dec
IPOSplus reference travel
13dec
Flying start
14dec
Calibrate encoder
Error code (page 151)
Error indicator (flashing)
17dec
"Safe Stop" active
(blinking dot)
Application module running
WARNING
Incorrect interpretation of display U = "Safe stop" active.
Severe or fatal injuries.
The display U = "Safe stop" active is not safety-related and must not be used as a
safety function.
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4.6.3
Inverter error
In case of an inverter error, the status display alternatively shows the address/number
of the axis and 3 times the corresponding error code.
The following figure shows the display for an "Overtemperature" error of axis 1:
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For a list of error codes, refer to section "Service / Error list of MOVIPRO SDC"
(page 151).
4.6.4
Status LED
The status LEDs are located on the service unit of MOVIPRO. They show the fieldbus
and unit status.
[1]
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[1] Status LEDs S1, S2, S3
Status LED S1
PROFINET IO
LED status
Status or cause of error
Off
Flashing green
Flashing green/
red
Lights up red
Flashing yellow
Lights up yellow
Remedy
PROFINET IO device is currently

exchanging data with the PROFINET
IO controller (Data Exchange).
The flashing function in the PROFINET IO controller configuration is activated to visually localize the stations.
Connection to the PROFINET IO controller has failed.

PROFINET IO device does not detect
a link.
Bus interruption
PROFINET IO controller is not in
operation.
The STEP 7 hardware configuration

contains a module that is not permitted.
Check the PROFINET connection of

the MOVIPRO.
Check the PROFINET IO controller.
Check the cabling of your PROFINET
network.
Switch the STEP 7 hardware configuration to ONLINE and analyze the

component status of the slots in the
PROFINET IO device.
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Status LED S2
LED status
Flashing green
Flashing green/
orange
The firmware of the fieldbus gateway

is running properly.
Data backup is created/restored.
Remedy
Lights up orange
Boot process is active.
Flashing orange
Firmware is being updated
Flashing red
No SD card plugged in.

File system of the SD card corrupt.
Boot process has failed.
Lights up green
Program is running.
Off
No program is loaded.
Switch the unit off and back on again.

If the error occurs repeatedly, contact
the SEW Service staff.
Status LED S3
LED status
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Remedy
Replace the SD card.
PROFINET IO Project Planning

Configuration of PROFINET IO controller
5.1

The following sections describe the configuration of a MOVIPRO unit with PROFINET
interface. The configuration will be demonstrated using the example of the SIMATIC
STEP 7 configuration software and a SIMATIC CPU 315F-2 PN/DP.
5.1.1
Installing the GSDML file
INFORMATION
The latest versions of the GSD(ML) files are available on the SEW website (www.seweurodrive.de) via "Software" for MOVIPRO.
Proceed as follows to install the GSD file:
1. Start STEP 7 HW Config and select the [Install new GSD file] menu item in the [Extras] menu.
A window is displayed.
2. Click on [Browse] and select the following file:
"GSDML-V2.1-SEW-MOVIPRO-JJJJMMTT.xml" (JJJJMMTT represents the date)
3. Click [OK] for confirmation.
4. You will find the PROFINET IO interface for MOVIPRO units via [PROFINET IO]/
[Other field units]/[Drives]/[SEW]/[MOVIPRO] in the hardware catalog.
3 entries are available:
MOVIPRO V1.0
MOVIPRO V1.0OLD
MOVIPRO V1.1
For MOVIPRO SDC, use "MOVIPRO V1.1".
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5.1.2
Assigning a PROFINET device name

Proceed as follows to assign the PROFINET device name:
1. Select [Ethernet]/[Edit Ethernet station...] from the [Target system] menu in STEP 7
HW Config.
The following window opens:
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[7]
[6]
[8]
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[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[Browse...] button
"IP address" edit box
"Subnet mask" edit box
"Address" input field
"Assign IP configuration" button
"Device name" edit box
"Assign name" button
[Close] button
2. Click on the [Browse...] [1] button in the "Ethernet stations" group. You receive an
overview of all PROFINET IO stations that you can reach online with your configuration tool.
In addition, you can use the flash test to visually locate the stations. For more information, refer to section "Status LED S1 PROFINET IO" (page 25).
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3. Choose the required node.
The SEW station appears under unit type. Assign an appropriate unit name. Several
MOVIPRO units can be distinguished via the displayed MAC addresses. The MAC
address is attached to the MOVIPRO unit.
4. Enter the device name in the "Device name" input field [6] and click the [Assign
name] button [7].
The device name can have up to 255 characters. The device name is transferred to
and saved in the station.
You can reset the device name of the MOVIPRO unit online using the [Reset] button. Then you will have to restart the MOVIPRO unit.
5. Specify an IP address [2] and a subnet mask [3] as well as a router address [4] if required.
Click the [Assign IP configuration] button [5].
INFORMATION
The IO controller must not yet be in a cyclic data transmission with the IO devices.
6. Check whether the settings have been applied by once again clicking the [Browse]
button [1].
7. Click the [Close] button [8].
5.2
5.2.1
Creating a new project

Proceed as follows to create a new project:
1. Start the SIMATIC Manager and create a new project.
Select your control type and add the required modules. The following modules make
sense:
OB82 module: This module makes sure that the controller does not trigger
"STOP" in the event of so-called diagnostic alarms.
OB86 module: This module indicates the failure of decentralized peripherals.
OB122 module:This module is addressed if the controller cannot access data of

a station of the decentralized periphery. This can occur when, for example, the
MOVIPRO unit is ready for operation later than the controller.
2. Start STEP 7 HW Config and select the PROFINET IO slot in the control rack.
3. Add a PROFINET IO system by right-clicking the context menu with your mouse.
4. Specify an IP address for the PROFINET IO controller when doing this.
5. Add a new PROFINET subsystem using the [Ethernet] button.
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6. Open [PROFINET IO] / [Additional Field Devices] / [Drives] / [SEW] / [MOVIPRO] in
the hardware catalog.
3 entries are available:
MOVIPRO V1.0
MOVIPRO V1.0OLD
MOVIPRO V1.1
For MOVIPRO-SDC, use "MOVIPRO V1.1".

7. Move the entry "MOVIPRO V1.1" to the PROFINET IO system with the mouse and
assign a PROFINET station name. This name must correspond to the PROFINET
device name specified in the MOVIPRO unit.
8. Enter the IO and periphery addresses in slot 2 and save the configuration.
The slot model is used for configuration with PROFINET. Each slot is assigned to a
MOVIPRO fieldbus interface. The following structure is used:
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Slot 1 is used for the PROFIsafe unit variant. Here, the F module is configured to
switch the unit to the STO (Safe Torque Off) function via PROFIsafe. For detailed information, refer to the "MOVIPRO SDC Functional Safety" manual.
Slots 2-17 are assigned process data channels of the drive. Slot 2 is assigned 10 process data words by default.
9. Extend your user program by data exchange with the new units. Process data transfer is consistent. SFC14 and SFC15 can be used to transfer process data.
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5.2.2
Configuring a station
When the individual slots are configured, the new station has to be configured with further settings.
Proceed as follows to configure a station:
1. Double-click on the unit symbol of the new station.
[1]
[2]
[3]
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[1] "General" tab
[2] "Device name" input field
[3] [ETHERNET...] button
2. Enter the device name mentioned above in the "Device name" input field [2] on the
"General" tab.
Note that the name is case-sensitive.
3. Click on the [Ethernet] button [3] in the "Station/PN IO system" group in order to enter
the previously assigned IP address.
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4. Double-click on the "Ethernet interface" slot in order to set the station's update time.
[1]
[2]
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[1] "IO cycle" tab
[2] "Update time" selection field
5. On the "IO cycle" tab [1] set the update time [2] for the station to update its process
data.
As a gateway, the MOVIPRO unit supports a minimum update time of 4 ms.
5.3
5.3.1
Introduction
The PROFINET technology detection allows for projecting and monitoring the structure
of the network with the PROFINET IO controller in addition to the PROFINET IO devices.
The so-called "Physical device (PHDEV)" is the starting point for configuration. PDEV is
a model for the Ethernet interface and can be found in slot 0 in the configuration with an
"Ethernet interface" subslot and one subslot for each Ethernet port.
The Ethernet ports made visible in this way can be connected to the configuration tool.
The result is an image of the desired Ethernet routing for the plant. This image is stored
in the PROFINET IO controller.
To determine the real plant topology, the PROFINET IO devices must support the socalled LLDP protocol. The PROFINET IO devices exchange information with the neighboring PROFINET IO devices via LLDP. Via LLDP, each PROFINET IO device cyclically
sends information on its own PROFINET device name and port number. The neighboring unit receives and stores this information. Now a PROFINET IO controller can read
the stored information from the PROFINET IO devices, thus determining the real plant
topology.
By comparing the projected topology with the real topology, you can detect any missing
or incorrectly wired PROFINET IO devices and localize them in the plant.
Apart from cabling you can still determine the transmission characteristics for the ports.
For example, you can set an "Auto-negotiation" port to "100 Mbit full duplex". The settings will be monitored.
SNMP as a protocol for network diagnostics extends the topology detection with standard diagnostics mechanisms from the IT area.
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5.3.2
Configuration of the PROFINET topology

The configuration procedure for a PROFINET topology will be described using the example of SIMATIC STEP 7. There are various approaches for configuration in
SIMATIC STEP 7. This example will focus on one approach.
1. In STEP 7 HW Config, import the PROFINET devices from the hardware catalog into
the PROFINET network as usual.
Make sure that the PROFINET IO controller supports the topology detection. The
controller manufacturer will provide according information.
The hardware catalog contains several entries for each SEW interface marked as different versions. An entry marked with "OLD" does not support the PROFINET IO topology detection.
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2. Right-click on the "PROFINET IO system" and select "PROFINET IO topology" from

the context menu.
The "Topology editor" window is displayed.
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3. Select the "Offline/online comparison" tab [1].
[1]
[3]
[2]
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[2]
[3]
"Offline/online comparison" tab

[Start] button
Plus/minus symbol
4. Determine the online topology by clicking [Start] [2].

5. Make sure that the determined topology complies with your requirements by clicking
on the plus symbol [3] in the online topology and checking the partner port.
The following units are displayed in this example:
3 SEW units (MOVIDRIVE, MOVIPRO and MOVIFIT)
One controller
One switch
The switch does not support topology and is highlighted white. The remaining
PROFINET IO devices are not linked yet and are thus highlighted yellow.
6. In order to apply the determined online topology to the configuration port by port,
right-click on a port. Select "Apply port interconnection" from the context menu. Repeat this procedure for all ports of the devices until the lists are green.
5.3.3
Changing the port properties

The two Ethernet ports of the PROFINET interface are set to "Automatic setup" by default. Observe the following for this default setup:
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Auto-negotiation and auto-crossover are activated in this setup.
The baud rate and the duplex mode are configured automatically.
The neighboring port must also be set to "Automatic setup".
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You may set a port to "100 Mbit/s full duplex". Observe the following for this setup:
This setting must also be made for the port of the neighbor unit, otherwise it would
work with 100 Mbit/s half duplex.
If auto-crossover is deactivated, you have to use cross cables.
Proceed as follows to set a port to "100 Mbit/s full duplex":

1. Select a unit in STEP 7 HW Config.
2. Select the desired port on slot 0.
3. Right-click on the port and select "Object properties" from the context menu.
4. Select the "Options" tab [1].
[1]
[2]
[3]
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[2]
[3]
"Options" tab
"Transmission medium/duplex" selection list
"Auto-negotiation/auto-crossover" checkbox
5. From the "Transmission medium/duplex" [2] select "TP/ITP with 100 Mbit/s full duplex".
6. Deactivate the "Auto-negotiation/auto-crossover" checkbox [3].
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5.3.4
PROFINET topology diagnostics

Topology errors are reported to the PROFINET IO controller as diagnostics alarms. In
the event of an error, the EXTF-LED of the PROFINET IO controller is lit. The error is
also indicated by a red cross [1] in STEP 7 HW Config.
[1]
[1]
[1]
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[1] "Red cross" symbol for errors
Possible causes:
Ethernet ports swapped
Wrong port property settings
Units cannot be addressed
Proceed as follows to display information on an error:

1. Select the unit or the respective slot.
2. Right-click and select "Module status" from the context menu.
3. Select the "Communication diagnostics" tab.
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5.3.5
Port statistics
Proceed as follows to display the port statistics for an Ethernet port in STEP 7 HW Config:
1. Click the "ONLINE OFFLINE", to switch to the "Online" communication mode.
2. Select a unit.
3. Select the desired port on slot 0.
Select the "Statistics" tab [1].
The following view is displayed:
[1]
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"Statistics" tab
The following statistic values can be displayed:
Dropped received packets no resources Shows the number of valid Ethernet

packets dropped upon reception. A large number of dropped valid packets suggests
a high load on the bus system. In this case, try to reduce the utilization by especially
reducing the number of broadcast and multicast telegrams and reducing the IO cycle
or the number of PROFINET units in a line if required.
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Bad received packets Shows the number of faulty Ethernet packets. A high number
suggests a bus error. In this case, check the cabling and shielding of the network.
Received octets Shows the number of received packets.
Dropped sent packets no resource Shows the number of valid Ethernet packets
dropped during transmission. A large number of dropped valid packets suggests a
high load on the bus system. In this case, try to reduce the utilization by especially
reducing the number of broadcast and multicast telegrams and reducing the IO cycle
or the number of PROFINET units in a line if required.
Bad sent packets transmit collisions Shows the number of Ethernet packets
dropped due to collisions. There should be no collisions in a switched network.
Sent Octets Shows the number of transmitted packets.
5.4
5.4.1
Switching on the diagnostic alarms

The PROFINET interface supports diagnostic alarms in the event of a unit error. These
diagnostic alarms are deactivated by default. Proceed as follows to activate the diagnostics alarms in STEP 7 HW Config:
1. Mark a slot.
2. Right-click on the slot and select "Object properties" from the context menu.
3. Select the "Parameters" tab [1].
4. In "Activate diagnostics alarms" [2], set the alarms to "ON"
[1]
[2]
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[2]
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5.4.2
Determining the cause of an error

An error in the function unit belonging to the plug-in module causes a diagnostic alarm
to be sent to the controller as an "incoming event".
Proceed as follows to determine an error in STEP 7 HW Config:
1. Click the "ONLINE OFFLINE", to switch to the "Online" communication mode.
2. Mark the symbol of the SEW PROFINET interface.
[1]
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[1]
"IO device diagnostics" tab
4. Select the "IO device diagnostics" tab [1].

5. Click on [Display] to receive detailed information on the error.
After resetting the error, a so-called "ongoing event" is sent to the controller. The SF
LED of the CPU goes out and no more errors are displayed in the module information.
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Parameterization via PROFIdrive Dataset 47

PROFINET datasets introduction
6.1
PROFINET datasets introduction

PROFINET offers the acyclical services, "Read Record" and "Write Record" to exchange parameter data between the PROFINET controller (master) and a PROFINET
device (slave). This data is exchanged via UDP (User Datagram Protocol) with a lower
priority than the process data exchange.
PROFINET
Controller
PO
Read / Write Record
PI
SEW
PROFINET
Device
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The user data transported via an acyclic PROFINET service is grouped in a dataset.
Each dataset is clearly addressed by the following characteristics:
API
Slot number
Subslot number
Index
The structure of dataset 47 is used for the parameter exchange with SEW-EURODRIVE
PROFINET units. The structure of data record 47 is specified in the PROFIdrive profile
for drive technology of the PROFIBUS user organization as of V4.0 as PROFINET parameter channel for drives. Different procedures for accessing parameter data of the
SEW-EURODRIVE PROFINET unit are provided via this parameter channel.
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6.2
Characteristics of the SEW-EURODRIVE PROFINET units

The SEW-EURODRIVE PROFINET devices that support acyclical Read Record and
Write Record services all have the same communication characteristics. The units are
basically controlled via a PROFINET controller with cyclic process data. This controller
(usually a PLC) can also set parameters in the SEW-EURODRIVE PROFINET device
via Read Record and Write Record .
PROFINET
Controller
Read / Write Record
PROFINET
Parameter Buffer 1
PD
SEW PROFINET
Interface
Cyclic IN/Out
Process Data
Parameter Buffer
Drive System
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Structure of the PROFINET parameter channel
6.3

Generally, the parameterization of the drives is implemented via dataset 47 according
to the PROFIdrive Base Mode Parameter Access of profile version 4.0. The Request ID
entry is used to distinguish between parameter access based on the PROFIdrive profile
or via SEW MOVILINK services. The following table shows the possible codes of the individual elements. The dataset structure is the same for PROFIdrive and MOVILINK access.
PROFIdrive
READ / WRITE
Parameter Channel
Record
DS47
SEW MOVILINK
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The following MOVILINK services are supported:
8-byte MOVILINK parameter channel with all the services supported by the SEW
device such as
READ parameter
WRITE parameter
WRITE parameter volatile
etc.
The following PROFIdrive services are supported:
Reading (request parameter) individual parameters of the type double word
Writing (change parameter) individual parameters of the type double word
Field
Data type
Values
Request reference
Unsigned8
0x00 reserved
0x01 0xFF
Request ID
Unsigned8
0x40
0x41
Response ID
Unsigned8
Response (+):
0x00 reserved
0x40 SEW MOVILINK service (+)
0x41 SEW data transport
SEW MOVILINK service

SEW data transport
Response ():
0xC0 SEW MOVILINK service ()
0x41 SEW data transport
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Axis
Unsigned8
0x00 0xFF
number of axes 0 255
No. of parameters
Unsigned8
0x01 0x13
1 19 DWORDs (240 data bytes)

Field
Data type
Values
Attribute
Unsigned8
For SEW MOVILINK (Request ID = 0x40):

0x00 No service
0x10 READ parameter
0x20 WRITE parameter
0x40 Read minimum
0x50 Read maximum
0x60 Read default
0x80 Read attribute
0x90 Read EEPROM
0xA0 0xF0 reserved
SEW data transport:
0x10 Value
No. of elements
Unsigned8
0x00 for parameters that are not indexed

0x01 0x75 Quantity 1 117
Parameter Number
Unsigned16
0x0000 0xFFFF MOVILINK parameter index
Subindex
Unsigned16
0x0000
Format
Unsigned8
0x43
0x44
No. of Values
Unsigned8
0x00 0xEA
Error Value
Unsigned16
0x0080 + MOVILINK additional code low

For SEW MOVILINK 16 Bit error value
SEW: always 0
double word
Error
Quantity 0 234
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6.3.1
Parameterization procedure via dataset 47

Parameter access takes place with the combination of the WRITE RECORD and READ
RECORD PROFINET services. The parameter setting order is transferred to the IO device using the WRITE.request. Then it is processed internally.
The controller now sends a READ.request to pick up the parameter setting response.
The SEW device responds with a positive READ.response. The user data comprise the
parameterization response of the parameterization request sent with WRITE.request
sent before (see following figure). This mechanism applies to a PROFINET controller.
The following figure shows the telegram sequence for the parameter access via READ/
WRITE RECORD:
Controller
Parameter
Request
PROFINET
WRITE.req DS47
with data (parameter request)
SEW-Drive
Parameter
Request
WRITE.res
without data
READ.req DS47
without data
Parameter
Response
READ.res(+)
with data (parameter response)
Parameter
Processing
Parameter
Response
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6.3.2
Processing sequence for the controller

If the bus cycles are very short, the request for the parameter response arrives before
the SEW device has concluded the parameter access in the device. This means that the
response data from the SEW device is not available yet. In this state, the SEW device
delays the response to the READ RECORD Request.
Send Write.request
with parameter data
Check
Write.
response
Write.response
negative
Write.response
positive
Send Read.requset
Read.
response
negative or
timeout
ja
no
Parameter transmission
ok, data available
Parameter transmission
canceled with ERROR
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6.3.3
Addressing connected inverters

The structure of the DS47 data set defines an axis element. This element is used to
reach multi-axis drives that are operated via one PROFINET interface. The Axis element
addresses one of the units connected via the PROFINET interface.
Addressing a
MOVIPRO in the
PROFINET network
With Axis = 0, the parameters of the MOVIPRO control electronics can be accessed.
With Axis = 20, the integrated power section of MOVIPRO is accessed.
PROFINET
IO-Controller
Cyclic OUT Data

PD
Read / Write
Record
Read / Write
Record
PROFINET
PD
Cyclic IN Data
Axis = 0
Axis = 20
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Axis = 20 MOVIPRO power section
6.3.4
MOVILINK parameter requests

The MOVILINK parameter channel of the SEW inverter is directly mapped in the structure of dataset 47. The Request ID 0x40 (SEW MOVILINK service) is used to exchange MOVILINK parameter setting requests. Parameter access with MOVILINK
services usually takes place according to the structure described below. The typical
message sequence for dataset 47 is used.
Request ID:
0x40
The actual service is defined by the dataset element Attribute in the MOVILINK parameter channel. The high nibble of the element corresponds to the MOVILINK service
code.
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Example for reading a parameter via
MOVILINK
The following tables show an example of the structure of the WRITE.request and
READ.response user data for reading an individual parameter via the MOVILINK parameter channel. In this example, the firmware of the MOVIPRO power section (SBus
address 20) is read.
Positive
MOVILINK
parameterization
response
The table shows the READ.response user data with the positive response data of the
parameter setting request. The parameter value for index 8300 (firmware version) is returned as an example.
Service
READ. request
Description
API
Fixed setting = 0
Slot_Number
Random (is not evaluated)
Subslot_Number
Fixed setting = 1
Index
47
Index of the dataset for the parameter request; constant index 47
Length
10
Maximum length of response buffer in the master
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Response reference
0x01
Mirrored reference number from the parameterization

request
Response ID
0x40
Positive MOVILINK response
Axis
0x14
Mirrored axis number; 0x14 = SBus address 20
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Format
0x43
Parameter format: Double word
No. of values
0x01
1 value
6, 7
Value High
0x311C
Higher-order part of the parameter
8, 9
Value Low
0x7289
Lower-order part of the parameter

Decoding:
0x 311C 7289 = 823947913 dec
>> firmware version 823 947 9.13
Sending a parameter request
The table shows the coding of the user data for the WRITE.request service, which sends
the parameter request to the inverter. The firmware version of the power section with the
SBus address 20 is read.
Service
WRITE. request
Description
API
Fixed setting = 0
Slot_Number
Subslot_Number
Fixed setting = 1
Index
47
Length
10
10 byte user data for parameter request
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Request reference
0x01
Individual reference number for the parameterization request is mirrored in the parameterization
response
Request ID
0x40
SBus address of the

MOVIPRO power section
0x14
Axis number; 0x14 = SBus address 20
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Attributes
0x10
MOVILINK "READ Parameter" service
No. of elements
0x00
0 = access to direct value, no subelement
6, 7
Parameter Number
0x206C
MOVILINK index 8300 = "Firmware version"
8, 9
Subindex
0x0000
Subindex 0
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Query parameter
response
Example for writing

a parameter via
MOVILINK
Send "WRITE
parameter volatile" request
The following table shows the coding of the READ.request user data including the
PROFINET header.
Service
READ. request
Description
API
Fixed setting = 0
Slot_Number
Subslot_Number
Fixed setting = 1
Index
47
Length
240
The following tables show the structure of the WRITE and READ services for volatile
writing of the value 1500 to parameter P302 maximum speed (Index 8517,0). The
MOVILINK service WRITE parameter volatile is used for this purpose.
Service
WRITE. request
Description
API
Fixed setting = 0
Slot_Number
Subslot_Number
Fixed setting = 1
Index
47
Length
16
16-byte user data for order buffer
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Request reference
0x01
response
Request ID
0x40
Axis
0x14
Axis number; 0x14 = SBus address 20 of the

MOVIPRO power section
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Attributes
0x30
MOVILINK "Write parameter volatile" service
No. of elements
0x00
6, 7
Parameter Number
0x2145
Parameter index 8517 = P302 maximum speed
8, 9
Subindex
0x0000
Subindex 0
10
Format
0x43
Double word
11
No. of values
0x01
Change 1 parameter value
12, 13
Value High word
0x0000
Higher-order part of the parameter value
14, 15
Value Low word
0x0BB8
Lower-order part of the parameter value
After sending this WRITE.request, the WRITE.response is received. If there was no status conflict in processing the parameter channel, a positive WRITE.response occurs.
Otherwise, the status error is located in Error_code_1.
Query parameter
response
48
The table shows the coding of the WRITE.request user data including the PROFINET
header.
Service
READ. request
Description
API
Fixed setting = 0
Slot_Number
Subslot_Number
Fixed setting = 1
Index
47
Length
240

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Positive response
to "WRITE parameter volatile"
Negative parameter response
Service
READ. response
Description
API
Fixed setting = 0
Slot_Number
Subslot_Number
Fixed setting = 1
Index
47
Length
4 byte user data in response buffer
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Response reference
0x01

request
Response ID
0x40
Positive MOVILINK response
Axis
0x14
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
The following tables show the coding of a negative response of a MOVILINK service.
Bit 7 is entered in the Response ID if the response is negative.
Service
WRITE.response
Description
API
Fixed setting = 0
Slot_Number
Subslot_Number
Fixed setting = 1
Index
47
Length
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Response reference
0x01

request
Response ID
0xC0
Negative MOVILINK response
Axis
0x14
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Format
0x44
Error
No. of values
0x01
1 Error code
6, 7
Error value
0x0811
MOVILINK return codes

e.g. error class 0x08, Add. code 0x11
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MOVILINK return
codes of the
parameterization
for PROFINET
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The following table shows the return codes that are returned by the SEW PROFINET
interface in case of an error in the PROFINETparameter access.
MOVILINK
return code (hex)
Description
0x0810
Invalid index, parameter index does not exist in the unit
0x0811
Function/parameter not implemented
0x0812
Read access only
0x0813
Parameter lock activated
0x0814
Factory setting is active
0x0815
Value for parameter too large
0x0816
Value for parameter too small
0x0817
Required option card not installed
0x0818
Error in system software
0x0819
Parameter access via RS-485 process interface only
0x081A
Parameter access via RS-485 diagnostic interface only
0x081B
Parameter is access-protected
0x081C
Controller inhibit is required
0x081D
Invalid value for parameter
0x081E
Factory setting was activated
0x081F
Parameter was not saved in EEPROM
0x0820
Parameter cannot be changed with output stage enabled / reserved
0x0821
Reserved
0x0822
Reserved
0x0823
Parameter may only be changed at IPOS program stop
0x0824
Parameter may only be changed when auto setup is deactivated
0x0505
Incorrect coding of management and reserved byte
0x0602
Communication error between inverter system and fieldbus interface
0x0502
Timeout of secondary connection (e.g. during reset or with Sys-Fault)
0x0608
Incorrect coding of the format field

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6.3.5
PROFIdrive parameter requests

The PROFIdrive parameter channel of SEW inverters is directly mapped in the structure
of data set 47. Parameter access with PROFIdrive services usually takes place according to the structure described below. The typical telegram sequence is used for data set
47. PROFIdrive only defines the two request IDs
Request ID: 0x01 request parameter (PROFIdrive)
Request ID: 0x02 change parameter (PROFIdrive)
This means there is restricted data access in comparison with the MOVILINK services.
INFORMATION
The request ID = 0x02 = change parameter (PROFIdrive) results in remanent write access to the selected parameter. Consequently, the internal flash/EEPROM of the inverter is written with each write access. Use the MOVILINK "WRITE Parameter volatile" service if parameters must be written cyclically at short intervals. With this service, you only alter the parameter values in the RAM of the inverter.
Example for reading a parameter via
PROFIdrive
The following tables show an example of the structure of the WRITE.request and
READ.response user data for reading an individual parameter via the MOVILINK parameter channel.
Sending a parameter request
The table shows the coding of the user data for the WRITE.request service specifying
the PROFINET header. The WRITE.request service is used to transfer the parameterization request to the inverter.
Query parameter
response
Service:
WRITE.request
Description
Slot_Number
Index
47
Index of the data set; constant index 47
Length
10
10 byte user data for parameter request
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Request reference
0x01
response
Request ID
0x01
Request parameter (PROFIdrive)
Axis
0x14
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Attributes
0x10
Access to parameter value
No. of elements
0x00
6, 7
Parameter Number
0x206C
MOVILINK index 8300 = "Firmware version"
8, 9
Subindex
0x0000
Subindex 0
The following table shows the coding of the READ.request user data including the
PROFINET header.
Service:
READ.request
Description
Slot_Number
Index
47
Length
240
Maximum length of response buffer in the PROFINET controller
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Positive
PROFIdrive
parameterization
response
The table shows the READ.response user data with the positive response data of the
parameter setting request. The parameter value for index 8300 (firmware version) is returned as an example.
Service:
READ.request
Description
Slot_Number
Index
47
Length
10
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Response reference
0x01

request
Response ID
0x01
Positive response for "Request Parameter"
Axis
0x14
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Format
0x43
Parameter format: Double word
No. of Values
0x01
1 value
6, 7
Value High
0x311C
Higher-order part of the parameter
8, 9
Value Low
0x7289
Lower-order part of the parameter

Decoding:
0x 311C 7289 = 823947913dec firmware version
823 947 9.13
Example for writing

a parameter via
PROFIdrive
Send "WRITE
parameter" request
The following tables show the structure of the WRITE and READ services for remanent
writing of the parameter P302 maximum speed (page 117). For this purpose, the
PROFIdrive service Change parameter is used.
Service:
WRITE.request
Description
Slot_Number
Index
47
Length
16
16-byte user data for order buffer
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Request reference
0x01
response
Request ID
0x02
Change parameter (PROFIdrive)
Axis
0x14
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Attributes
0x10
Access to parameter value
No. of elements
0x00
6, 7
Parameter Number
0x2145
Parameter index 8517 = P302 maximum speed
8, 9
Subindex
0x0000
Subindex 0
10
Format
0x43
Double word
11
No. of Values
0x01
Change 1 parameter value
12, 13
Value High word
0x0000
Higher-order part of the parameter value
14, 15
Value Low word
0x0BB8
Lower-order part of the parameter value
After sending this WRITE.request, the WRITE.response is received. If there was no status conflict in processing the parameter channel, a positive WRITE.response occurs.
Otherwise, the status error is located in Error_code_1.
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Query parameter
response
Positive response
to "WRITE parameter"
Negative parameter response
The table shows the coding of the WRITE.request user data including the PROFINET
header.
Service
Write.request
Description
Slot_Number
Index
47
Index of the data set
Length
240
Maximum length of response buffer in the PROFINET controller
Service:
READ.response
Description
Slot_Number
Index
47
Length
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Response reference
0x01

request
Response ID
0x02
Positive PROFIdrive response
Axis
0x14
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
The following table shows the coding of a negative response of a PROFIdrive service.
Bit 7 is entered in the response ID if the response is negative.
Service:
READ.response
Description
Slot_Number
Index
47
Length
Byte
Field
Value
Description
Response reference
0x01

request
Response ID
0x810x82
Negative response for Request Parameter Negative response for Change Parameter
Axis
0x14
No. of parameters
0x01
1 parameter
Format
0x44
Error
No. of values
0x01
1 Error code
6, 7
Error value
0x0811
MOVILINK return code

e.g. error class 0x08, Add. code 0x11
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PROFIdrive return
codes for
PROFINET
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The following table shows the coding of the error number in the PROFIdrive parameter
response according to PROFIdrive profile V3.1. This table applies if you use the
PROFIdrive services "Request parameter" and/or "Change parameter".
Error no.
Meaning
Used for
0x00
Invalid parameter number.
Access to non-existent parameters
0x01
Parameter value cannot be

changed
An attempt was made to change a parameter value that cannot be changed
0x02
Minimum or maximum value

exceeded
An attempt was made to change a value to one that is outside

of the limit values
0x03
Incorrect subindex
Access to non-existent subindex
0x04
No assignment
Access with subindex to parameter that is not indexed
0x05
Incorrect data type
An attempt was made to change a replace a value with one

that does not correspond to the data type of the parameter
0x06
Setting not permitted (can

only be reset)
An attempt was made to set a value to one larger than 0

where this is not permitted
0x07
Description element cannot

be changed
Access to description element that cannot be changed
0x08
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: PPO write query for IR not available)
0x09
Description does not exist
Access to description that is not accessible (parameter value

exists)
0x0A
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: incorrect access group)
0x0B
No operation priority
An attempt was made to change a parameter without change

rights
0x0C
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: Incorrect password)
0x0D
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: text cannot be read in cyclic data

transfer)
0x0E
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: name cannot be read in cyclic data

transfer)
0x0F
No text assignment available
Access to text assignment that is not accessible (parameter

value exists)
0x10
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: no PPO write)
0x11
Request cannot be executed due to the operating

mode
Access is currently not possible and the reason is not

explained
0x12
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: other error)
0x13
Reserved
(PROFIdrive profile V2: data cannot be read in cyclic

exchange)
0x14
Incorrect value
An attempt was made to change a value to one that is in the

permitted range but is not permitted due to other long-term
reasons (parameter with specified individual values)
0x15
Response is too long
The length of the current response exceeds the maximum

transmittable length
0x16
Invalid parameter address
Invalid value or value that is not valid for this attribute, number of elements, parameter number, subindex or a combination of these factors.
0x17
Incorrect format
Write request: Invalid format or parameter data format that is

not supported
0x18
Number of values is not

consistent
Write request: Number of values of parameter data does not

correspond to the number of elements in the parameter
address
0x19
Axis does not exist
Access to an axis that does not exist
up to 0x64
Reserved
0x650xFF
Depends on the manufacturer

Reading/writing the parameterization via dataset 47
6.4
6.4.1
SIMATIC S7 sample program
INFORMATION
The MOVILINK parameter channel sample program is available via the SEW
homepage (www.sew-eurodrive.de)
This example is a special and free service that demonstrates only the basic approach to generating a PLC program. SEW is not liable for the contents of the sample program.
Calling the function

module:
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Comment regarding the function
module:
Write service: x2h, fixed setpoint: P160, index 8489d = 2129h

Wiring of FB:
"Drive_IO_Address": (INT)
"bService":
(BYTE)
"bAxis":
(BYTE)
"wParameterindex": (WORD)
"wSubIndex":
(WORD)
"dwWriteData":
(DWORD)
"InstanzDB_SFB52(BLOCK_DB)
"InstanzDB_SFB53(BLOCK_DB)
"fActivate"
(BOOL)
"fBusy":
(BOOL)
"fDone":
(BOOL)
"bError"
(BYTE)
"dwData":
Input address of the process data =>Hardware config.

Read: 01h; Write 02h, volatile writing 03h
Sub address/SBUS address of lower-level MC07
Parameter index => "MC07 Communication" manual
MOVILINK subindex = 0
Parameter data for WRITE service
Instance DB for the SFB52
Instance DB for the SFB53
Activation bit
Parameter service is active
Parameter service was executed
No error = 0; S7 error = 1; TimeOut = 2;
MOVILINK error = 3
(DWORD)bError = 0 => Parameter value after READ service
bError = 1 => S7 error code
1748164107
6.4.2
PROFINET for MOVIPRO-SDC Technical data
GSD file for PROFINET:
GSDML-V2.1-SEW-MOVIPRO-YYYYMMDD.xml1)
Module name for configuration:
SEW-MOVIPRO
Supported data set:
Index 47
Supported slot number:
Recommended: 0
Manufacturer code:
10A hex (SEW-EURODRIVE)
Profile ID:
Max. length
240 bytes
1) YYYYMMDD represents the date
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6.4.3
Error codes of the PROFINET services

The following table shows possible error codes of PROFINET services that may occur
in the event of an error in the communication on PROFINET telegram level. This table
is relevant if you want to write your own parameter assignment block based on the
PROFINET services because the error codes are reported directly back on the telegram
level.
Bit:
Error_Class
Error_Code
1663318411
Error_Class
(from PROFINET specification)
Error_Code
(from PROFINET specification)
PROFINET parameter channel
0x0 0x9 hex = reserved

0xA = application
0x0 = read error

0x1 = write error
0x2 = module failure
0x3 0x7 = reserved
0x8 = version conflict
0x9 = feature not supported
0xA 0xF = user-specific
0xB = access
0x0 = invalid index
0xB0 = No data block Index 47 (DB47); parameter requests are not supported
0x1 = write length error

0x2 = invalid slot
0x3 = type conflict
0x4 = invalid area
0x5 = state conflict
0xB5 = Access to DB 47 temporarily not

possible due to internal processing status
0x6 = access denied

0x7 = invalid range
0xB7 = WRITE DB 47 with error in the DB 47

header
0x8 = invalid parameter

0x9 = invalid type
0xA to 0xF = user-specific
0xC = resource
0x0 = read constraint conflict

0x1 = write constraint conflict
0x2 = resource busy
0x3 = resource unavailable
0x4 0x7 = reserved
0x8 0xF = user-specific
0xD 0xF = user-specific
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Error Diagnostics on PROFINET

Diagnostic procedure
7
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7.1
Diagnostic procedure
The following diagnostic procedure shows how to analyze errors if the MOVIPRO SDC
unit is not working in PROFINET-IO.
Proceed as follows:
Initial status:
MOVIPRO SDC is physically connected to PROFINET IO
MOVIPRO SDC has been configured in the IO controller and bus communication is activated
Ethernet bus connector X4232_1, X4232_2 or X4233_1, X4233_2 connected?
No
[A]
Yes
State of the "S1" LED?

Yellow
Red
[C]
[D]
Off
[B]
No
[E]
Check the configured and set PROFINET name.
PROFINET names identical?

Yes
You may have configured an incorrect unit type or defined the configuration incorrectly. Perform the following steps:
1. Delete configuration for the MOVIPRO SDC unit from the PROFINET-IO network.
2. Configure the MOVIPRO SDC unit again with "MOVIPRO V 1.1" as unit designation.
3. Assign the address range for your control system.
4. Now upload the configuration to the PROFINET-IO controller and start the bus communication again.
[A]
Check the bus cabling.
[B]
MOVIPRO SDC is connected to PROFINET-IO.
[C]
The MOVIPRO SDC unit has not been configured yet, or is configured incorrectly. Check the configuration, particularly the device name and the IP address.
[D]
The MOVIPRO SDC unit indicates that the the PROFINET-IO controller has not yet established
communication.
The PROFINET-IO controller is switched off or has not yet been started up.
[E]
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Adapt PROFINET names.

Fieldbus timeout
7.2
Fieldbus timeout
A fieldbus timeout can occur in MOVIPRO when you switch off the fieldbus master or
if there is a wire break in the fieldbus cabling. The "S1" LED indicates that no new user
data is being received. The process data for all units have been set to "0". This means
that all drives connected to MOVIPRO are stopped. In addition, the digital outputs are
set to "0".
DANGER
Risk of crushing if the drive starts up automatically.
The "Fieldbus timeout" error resets automatically. Thus, the drives receive the current process output data from the controller once the fieldbus communication has
restarted.
If, for safety reasons, this is not permitted for the driven machine, disconnect the
unit from the supply system before correcting the error.
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Process Data Description

Overview of process data
8.1
Overview of process data

The following illustration provides an overview of the assignment of the process output/
input data (PO/PI) of MOVIPRO SDC:
Power section on MOVIDRIVE platform
MOVIPRO
Contr. word
4 DIO
PO1
PO2
PO3
PO4
PO5
PO6
MOVIPRO
Master
Power section on MOVIDRIVE platform
MOVIPRO
Stat. word
12 DI
PI1
PI2
PI3
PI4
PI5
PI6
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8.2
MOVIPRO control word

The following figure shows the assignment of the MOVIPRO control word:
Master
15
14
13
12
11
10
MOVIPRO
0 4:
Reserved = 0
5:
Reset application
6:
Reset system
7:
Reserved = 0
8 15:
Reserved = 0
The following table shows the functions of the MOVIPRO control word:
60
Bit
Meaning
Explanation
04
Reserved
0 = reserved
Reset application
If there is an error in the "PFH.." communication

and control unit, an error reset is requested by
changing this bit from 0 to 1 to 0.
Reset system
If there is an error in the "PFH.." communication

and control unit, an error reset is requested by
changing this bit from 0 to 1 to 0.
7 15
Reserved
0 = reserved

MOVIPRO status word
8.3
MOVIPRO status word

The following figure shows the assignment of the MOVIPRO status word:
Master
15
14
13
12
11
10
MOVIPRO
0:
1 5:
Maintenance switch (mains

OFF)
Reserved = 0
6:
MOVIPRO warning
7:
MOVIPRO error
8 15:
Unit status/warning/error number
Bits 8 15 are assigned depending on the value of bits 6 and 7 according to the following
table:
Bit 6
Bit 7
Assignment of bits 8 15
MOVIPRO unit status
MOVIPRO warning
MOVIPRO error
The following table shows the diagnostics information of the MOVIPRO unit that is processed in the higher-level PLC application. The signals are transferred to the controller
via parameters and, if necessary, via the process data channel.
The logical communication status "0" signals the status "OK" for each signal to ensure
that no asynchronous startup sequences from the bus master and the PLC can cause
incorrect diagnostic messages when the systems are started up (bus startup with user
data = 0).
Bit
Diagnostic name via bus
Function and coding
Maintenance switch (mains

OFF)
Maintenance switch (mains OFF)

1 = Maintenance switch activated (mains off)
0 = OK (not activated)
15
Reserved
0 = reserved
MOVIPRO
MOVIPRO error
MOVIPRO error
1 = MOVIPRO error present
0 = OK
8 15
Unit status/warning/error number/
Unit status (bit 6 = 0, bit 7 = 0):

0: System startup
1: Ready
warning
MOVIPRO warning
1 = MOVIPRO warning present
0 = OK
Warning (bit 6 = 1, bit 7 = 0)

Error number (bit 6 = 0, bit 7 = 1)
1: Configuration no configuration available
2: Configuration Connection to configured units could
not be established
5: Process data to lower-level units stopped
99: Internal system error
110: Actuator voltage overload
120: Overload sensor voltage group 1
121: Overload sensor voltage group 2
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Digital inputs and outputs
8.4
Digital inputs and outputs

The following figure shows the assignment of the output and input data for the digital inputs/outputs (12 DI/4 DIO):
4 15: Reserved = 0
3: Binary output DO03
15
14
13
12
11
10
MOVIPRO
Master
15
14
13
12
11
10
0: Binary input DI00 / status of binary

output DO00
output DO01
output DO02
output DO03
4: Binary input DI04
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Process data of power section
8.5

The process data words of the integrated power section on the MOVIDRIVE platform
are assigned differently depending on the application module used. The number of process data words can vary between 1 - 6 depending on the application module.
8.5.1
Speed-controlled drive
The process output/input data words of a speed-controlled drive (no application module
loaded) are assigned as follows:
PO:
PO1: Control word 1
PO2: Setpoint speed
PO3: Ramp
PI:
PI1: Status word 1
PI2: Actual speed
PI3: Active current
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Control word 1
Master
15
The integrated power section is controlled via control word 1. The following illustration
shows the assignment of control word 1:
14
13
12
11
10
MOVIPRO
0:
Controller inhibit
1:
Enable
2:
Enable/stop
3:
Hold control
4:
Integrator switchover
5:
Parameter set switchover
6:
Reset
7:
Reserved = 0
8:
Direction of rotation for motor

potentiometer
9 10:
Motor potentiometer acceleration/deceleration
11 12:
Selection of the internal fixed

setpoints n11 n13 and n21
n23
13: Changing the fixed setpoint

14 15:
Reserved = 0
The following table shows the assignment of control word 1:
64
Bit
Meaning
Explanation
Controller inhibit
0 = Enable
1 = Inhibit controller, activate brake
Enable/stop
0 = Stop
1 = Enable
Enable/stop
0 = Stop at the integrator or process ramp

1 = Enable
Hold control
0 = Hold control not activated

1 = Hold control activated
Integrator switchover
0 = Integrator 1
1 = Integrator 2
Parameter set switchover
0 = Parameter set 1
1 = Parameter set 2
Reset
If there is an error in the inverter power section,

an error reset is requested by changing this bit
from 0 to 1 to 1.

Bit
Meaning
Explanation
Reserved
For reserved bits, the value 0 must be transferred

for later use
Direction of rotation for motor potentiometer
0 = CW direction of rotation
1 = CCW direction of rotation
9 10
Motor potentiometer acceleration/

deceleration
10
= No change
= Down
= Up
= No change
12
11
= Speed setpoint via PO2
= Internal setpoint n11 (n21)
11 12
Selection of the internal fixed setpoints n11 n13 and n21 n23
13
Changing the fixed setpoint
0 = Fixed setpoints of the active parameter set

selectable via bit 11/12
1 = Fixed setpoints of the other parameter set
selectable via bit 11/12
14 15
Reserved
For reserved bits, the value 0 must be transferred

for later use
The following figure shows the prioritization for the evaluation of bits relevant for enable
in control word 1:
Enable
Hold control
Stop
Immediate stop
Controller inhibit
Processing
enable
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Setpoint speed
Set to SPEED, the power section considers the setpoint value transferred via this process data word to be the speed setpoint if the selected operating mode (P700/P701 operating mode 1/2) allows a speed setpoint. If there is no speed setpoint programmed although a communication interface (FIELDBUS) has been set as setpoint source, the
power section will use speed setpoint = 0.
Coding: 1 digit = 0.2 rpm
Example: 1000 rpm, direction of rotation CCW
Calculation: 1000/0.2 = 5000dec = EC78hex
Ramp
Set to RAMP, the power section considers the transmitted setpoint value to be an acceleration or deceleration ramp. The determined value corresponds to a time in ms and refers to a speed change of 3000 rpm. The stop and emergency stop functions are not affected by this process ramp. When transmitting the process ramp via fieldbus system,
ramps t11, t12, t21 and t22 become ineffective.
Coding: 1 digit = 1 ms
Range: 100 ms - 65 s
Calculation: 2.0 s = 2000 ms = 2000dec = 07D0hex
Status word 1
In addition to the most important status information in the basic status block, status word
1 alternately contains information on the "unit status" or the "error number" in the higherlevel status byte. Depending on the error bit, the unit status is displayed for error bit = 0,
and the error number for error bit = 1 (error). The error bit is reset by resetting the error,
and the current unit status is displayed.
For the meaning of error numbers, refer to section "Error list of MOVIPRO SDC"
(page 151).
Master
15
14
13
12
11
10
MOVIPRO
0:
Output stage enabled
1:
Inverter ready
2:
PO data enabled
3:
Current ramp generator set
4:
Current parameter set
5:
Error/warning
6:
Limit switch CW active
7:
Limit switch CCW active
8-15:
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Bits 8 15 are assigned depending on the value of bit 5 according to the following table:
Bit 5
Actual speed
Assignment of bits 8 15
No error/warning
MOVIPRO unit status
Unit status:
00: 24 V operation
02: No enable
Error/warning present
MOVIPRO error
Error number:
01: Overcurrent
02:
Set to SPEED, the power section returns the current actual speed in "rpm" to the higherlevel automation system. The exact actual speed can only be sent back when the power
section can determine the actual motor speed using speed feedback. For applications
with slip compensation, the deviation from the real motor speed solely depends on the
accuracy of the slip compensation set by the user.
Coding: 1 digit = 0.2 rpm
Active current
By assigning a process input word ACTIVE CURRENT, the power section provides the
actual active current value in "% IN" to the higher-level automation system.
Coding: 1 digit = 0.1 % IN
8.5.2
"Bus positioning" application module

The process output and input data words of the "Bus positioning" application module are
assigned as follows:
PO:
PO1: Control word 2
PO2: Setpoint speed
PO3: Target position
PI:
PI1: Status word
PI2: Actual velocity
PI3: Actual position
For further information, refer to the following documentation:

Documentation
Publication number
"MOVIDRIVE MD_60A Bus Positioning Application Module" manual
0918421x/EN
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8.5.3
"Extended bus positioning" application module

The process output and input data words of the "Extended bus positioning" application
module are assigned as follows:
PO:
PO1: Control word 2
PO2: Target pos. high
PO3: Target pos. low
PO4: Setpoint speed
PO5: Acceleration ramp
PO6: Deceleration ramp
PI:
PI1: Status word
PI2: Actual pos. high
PI3: Actual pos. low
PI5: Active current
PI6: Unit utilization

Documentation
Publication number
"MOVIDRIVE MDX61B Extended Bus Positioning Application Module"

manual
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8.5.4
"Modulo positioning" application module

The process output and input data words of the "Modulo positioning" application module
are assigned as follows:
PO:
PO1: Control word 2
PO2: Target pos. high
PO3: Target pos. low
PO4: Setpoint speed
PO5: Acceleration ramp
PO6: Deceleration ramp
PI:
PI1: Status word
PI5: Active current
PI6: Unit utilization

Documentation
"MOVIDRIVE MDX60B/61B Modulo Positioning Application" manual
Publication number
11349212/EN
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8.5.5
"Table positioning" application module

The process output and input data words of the "Table positioning" application module
are assigned as follows:
PO:
PO1: Control word 2
PI:
PI1: Status word
8.5.6
Documentation
Publication number
"MOVIDRIVE MDX61B Table Positioning Application" manual
11640626/EN
"Sensor-based positioning via bus" application module

The process output and input data words of the "Sensor-based positioning" application
module are assigned as follows:
PO:
PO1: Control word 2
PO2: Setpoint speed
PO3: Setpoint position
PI:
PI1: Status word
PI3: Actual position
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Documentation
Publication number
"MOVIDRIVE MDX61B Sensor-Based Positioning Via Bus Application"

manual
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8.5.7
"Automotive AMA0801" application module

Depending on the operating mode, the process output and input data words of the
"Automotive AMA0801" application module are assigned as follows:
PO:
PO1: Control word 2
PO2: Target position high or 16 single-bit positions
PO3: Target position low or correction value high
PO4: Setpoint speed or correction value low
PO5: Ramp up/down or reserved
PO6: Sync offset
PI:
PI1: Status word
PI4: Actual speed or single-bit position signal and drive does not rotate
PI5: Position difference master-slave or 16 single-bit cams
PI6: Active current

Documentation
"MOVIDRIVE MDX61B AMA0801 Automotive Application Module" manual
Publication number
16629612/EN
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MOVITOOLS MotionStudio Operation

About MOVITOOLS MotionStudio
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9.1
About MOVITOOLS MotionStudio
9.1.1
Tasks
The software package enables you to perform the following tasks with consistency:
9.1.2
Establishing communication with units
Executing functions with the units
Establishing communication with other units

The SEW Communication Server is integrated into the MOVITOOLS MotionStudio
software package for establishing communication with the units.
The SEW Communication Server allows you to create communication channels.
Once the channels are established, the units communicate via these communication
channels using their communication options. You can operate up to four communication
channels at the same time.
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio supports the following types of communication channels:
Serial (RS-485) via interface adapters
System bus (SBus) via interface adapters
Ethernet
EtherCAT
Fieldbus (PROFIBUS DP/DP-V1)
Tool Calling Interface
The available channels can vary depending on the units and its communication options.
9.1.3

The software package offer uniformity in executing the following functions:
Parameterization (for example in the parameter tree of the unit)
Startup
Visualization and diagnostics
Programming
The following basic components are integrated into the MOVITOOLS MotionStudio
software package, allowing you to use the units to execute functions:
MotionStudio
MOVITOOLS
All functions communicate using tools. MOVITOOLS MotionStudio provides the right
tools for every unit type.
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First steps
9.2
First steps
9.2.1
Starting the software and creating a project
Proceed as follows to start MOVITOOLS MotionStudio and create a project:

1. Start the MOVITOOLS MotionStudio from the Windows start menu via:
[Start]/[Programs]/[SEW]/[MOVITOOLS-MotionStudio]/[MOVITOOLS-MotionStudio]
2. Create a project with name and storage location.
9.2.2
Establishing communication and scanning the network

Proceed as follows to establish a communication with MOVITOOLS MotionStudio and
scan your network:
1. Set up a communication channel to communicate with your units.
For detailed information on how to configure a communication channel, see the section regarding the relevant communication type.
2. Scan your network (unit scan). Press the [Start network scan] button [1] in the toolbar.
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9.2.3
Configuring units
Proceed as follows to configure a unit:
1. Mark the unit (usually the power section [1]) in the network view.
2. Right-click to open the context menu and display the tools for configuring the unit.
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The example shows the context menu with the tools for MOVIDRIVE. The communication mode is set to "online" and the unit is scanned in the network view.
3. Select a tool (e.g. "Parameter tree") to configure the unit.
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Connection Mode
9.3
Connection Mode
9.3.1
Overview
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio differentiates between "online" and "offline" communication mode. You can select the communication mode yourself. Depending on the selected communication mode, you can choose offline or online tools specific to your unit.
The following figure illustrates the two types of tools:
HDD
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[3]
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[1]
Offline-Tool
Online-Tool
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[2]
[3]
[4]
Hard drive of the engineering PC

RAM of the engineering PC
Engineering PC
Unit
Tools
Description
Offline
tools
Changes made using offline tools affect "ONLY" the RAM [2].
Save your project so that the changes can be stored on the hard disk [1] of your engineering PC [3].
Perform the "Download (PC->unit)" function if you want to transfer the changes to your
unit [4] as well.
Online
tools
Changes made using online tools affect "ONLY" the unit [4].
Perform the "Upload (unit->PC)" function if you want to transfer the changes to your RAM.
Save your project so that the changes can be stored on the hard disk [1] of your engineering PC [3].
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INFORMATION
The "online" communication mode is NOT a response message which informs you
that you are currently connected to the unit or that your unit is ready for communication. Should you require this feedback, observe section "Setting the cyclical accessibility test" in the online help (or the manual) of MOVITOOLS MotionStudio.
Project management commands (such as download and upload), the online unit
status, and the unit scan work independent of the set communication mode.
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio starts up in the communication mode that you set before you closed down.
9.3.2
Selecting the communication mode (online or offline)

Proceed as follows to select the communication mode:
1. Select the communication mode:
"Switch to online mode" [1] for functions (online tools) that should directly influence the unit.
"Switch to offline mode" [2] for functions (offline tools) that should influence your
project.
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[1] "Switch to online mode" symbol

[2] "Switch to offline mode" symbol
2. Select the unit node.

3. Right-click to open the context menu and display the tools for configuring the unit.
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Communication via Ethernet
9.4
9.4.1
Connection of PC/laptop
The following figure shows the connection between a PC/laptop and the engineering interface of the MOVIPRO:
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[2]
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[1]
Service interface (Ethernet RJ45)

of MOVIPRO
[2]
[3]
Conventional Ethernet cable

Ethernet interface of the laptop
The following table shows the IP address and the subnet mask of the MOVIPRO:
Setting the IP
address of the
engineering computer
Standard IP address
192.168.10.4
Subnet mask
255.255.255.0
Proceed as follows to set the IP address of the engineering computer:

1. Under [Start] / [Setup] / [Network connections], choose the PC interface you require
and select the properties window of the PC interface from the context menu.
2. Activate the option "Use this IP address" in the property window of the "Internet protocol (TCP/IP)" entry.
3. Enter the net mask set in the MOVIPRO (e.g. 255.255.255.0).
4. Set the IP address depending on the net mask. Apart from the sections determined
by the net mask, the IP addresses of the MOVIPRO unit and the PC interface must
differ. In the area defined by the net mask, the IP addresses must be the same. The
last block of the IP address must not be 0, 4, or 255.
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9.4.2
Configuring the communication channel via Ethernet

Proceed as follows to configure a communication channel for Ethernet:
1. Click on "Configure communication plugs" [1] in the toolbar.
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[1] "Configure communication plugs" symbol
This opens the "Configure communication plugs" window.
[2]
[3]
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[1] "Type of communication" selection
list
[2] "Activate" checkbox
[3] [Edit...] button
2. From the list [1], select "Ethernet" as the communication type.

In the example, "ETHERNET" is activated as the communication type for the first
communication channel [2].
3. Click [Edit] [3] in the right section of the window.
This will display the settings for the "Ethernet" communication type.
4. Set up the SMLP protocol. To do so, select the "SMLP settings" tab.
SMLP stands for Simple MOVILINK Protocol. It is the SEW-EURODRIVE unit protocol and is transmitted directly via TCP/IP.
5. Set the parameters. Follow the instructions described in the section "Setting communication parameters for SMLP".
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9.4.3
Setting communication parameters for SMLP

Proceed as follows to set the Ethernet communication parameters:
1. Change the set communication parameters if necessary. Refer to the detailed description of the communication parameters for SMLP.
NOTE: During a unit scan, the system recognizes only units that are in the same (local) network segment as the PC that is running on MOVITOOLS MotionStudio. If
you have units that are outside the local network segment, add the IP addresses of
these units to the list of SMLP servers.
2. Add an IP address by opening the context menu and selecting [Add IP address] [1]..
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[1] [Add IP address] button
[2] "IP address" input field
3. Enter the IP address in the input field [2] and click the [OK] button.
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9.4.4
Communication parameters for SMLP

The following table describes the communication parameters for SMLP:
Communication parameters
Description
Note
Timeout
Waiting time in ms that the client

waits for a response from the
server after it has made a
request.
Broadcast IP address
IP address of the local network

segment within which the unit
scan is carried out.
In the default setting, the unit

scan only detects units that are in
the local network segment.
IP address of SMLP server
IP address of the SMLP server or

of other units that are to be
included in the unit scan but are
outside the local network segment.
Excluded IP address
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IP addresses of units that should

not be included in the unit scan
Default setting: 1000 ms

Increase the value as
required if a delay in communication is causing malfunctions.
Enter the IP address of units

that are to be included in the
unit scan but are outside the
local network segment.
Enter the IP address of the
SIMATIC S7 control, if you
are operating an indirect
Ethernet to PROFIBUS communication via SIMATIC S7.
Enter the IP address of units that

should not be included in the unit
scan. This can be units that are
not ready for communication (for
example because they have not
been started up yet)

9.5
9.5.1
Parameterizing units
Units are parameterized in the parameter tree. It displays all unit parameters, grouped
into folders.
You can manage the unit parameters using the context menu and the toolbar. The following steps illustrate how to read/edit unit parameters.
9.5.2
Reading or changing unit parameters

To read or change unit parameters, proceed as follows:
1. Switch to the required view (project view or network view).
2. Select the communication mode:
Click the "Switch to online mode" button [1] if you want to read or change parameters directly on the unit.
Click the "Switch to offline mode" button [2] if you want to read or change parameters in the project.
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[2] "Switch to offline mode" symbol
3. Select the unit you want to set parameters for.

4. Open the context menu and select the [Parameter tree] command.
Then, the "Parameter tree" view opens on the right section of the screen.
5. Expand the "Parameter tree" up to the node you require.
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6. Double-click to display a particular group of unit parameters.
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7. Press the enter key to finalize any changes you make to numerical values in the input
fields.
INFORMATION
9.5.3
Refer to the parameter list in the unit documentation for detailed information on
the unit parameters.
Starting up units (online)

Proceed as follows to start up the units (online):
1. Switch to the network view.
2. Click on "Switch to online mode" [1] in the toolbar.
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3. Select the unit you want to startup.

4. Open the context menu and select the command [Startup] / [Startup].
The Startup wizard opens.
5. Follow the instructions of the startup wizard and then load the startup data onto your
unit.
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MOVIPRO Parameterization
Encoder configuration
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10.1
10.1.1 General information regarding the encoder configuration
INFORMATION
The general information regarding the encoder configuration applies to the following
encoder options:
PFA-MD...B-G20-B...-../C../000
PFA-MD...B-G21-B...-../C../000
PFA-MD...B-G22-B...-../C../000
INFORMATION
For startup, you require MOVITOOLS MotionStudio 5.60 SP2 or a later version.
Startup with an earlier version is not permitted.
Start up the drive in conjunction with MOVIPRO according to section "Motor
startup". It must be possible to move the drive, e.g. via the "Manual mode PRO" plugin".
Make sure that

the cabling,
the terminal assignment and
the safety cut-outs
have been configured correctly and are suited to the application.
There is no need to activate the factory settings. If you call up a factory setting, the
"PFA-..." power section parameters will be reset to the default values.
WARNING
Encoder startup aborted with an earlier version of MOVITOOLS MotionStudio.
Severe or fatal injuries due to uncontrolled motor startup.
Always use MOVITOOLS MotionStudio 5.60 SP2 or a later version.
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10.1.2 Encoder parameterization
Observe the following information when you parameterize the encoders listed here:
HEIDENHAIN ROQ 424 (AV1Y)

The SSI version with 10 ... 30 V is supported. The unit designation specifies all additional conditions.
T&R CE 58, CE 65, LE 100 SSI, LE 200, LA 41K-SSI

Make a setting of 24 data bits and program signal bits to logical 0. Bit no. 25 may
either contain 0 or an error or power fail bit. Other special bits following the position will not be evaluated. The 25-bit version is not supported.
The output mode must be "Direct".
The interface must be set to "SSI".
T&R CE 58 CANopen
The termination switch must be set to "ON".
The node ID must be set to 1 via the 6-fold DIP switch.
The number of increments per revolution must be set to the standard value, 4096.
T&R LE200 CANopen

Terminating resistor for bus termination required.
The node ID must be set to 1 via the 8-fold DIP switch.
SICK STEGMANN AG100 MSSI, AG626, ATM90, ATM60

Only the 24-bit version is supported.
SICK STEGMANN ARS60

Only the 15-bit version is supported.
SICK DME-5000-x11, DME-4000-x11

You have to set "24 data bits + error bit".
The resolution must be set to 0.1 mm or 1 mm.
The plausibility must be set to "Normal".
SICK DME-5000-x17, DME-4000-x17

The interface must be set to "Hiperface".
Set the resolution to 1 mm.
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SICK DME-4000-x19
The interface must be set to "CANopen".
The node ID must be set to 1.
Pepperl & Fuchs WCS2(A)-LS311, WCS3(A)-LS311

The unit designation specifies all necessary conditions. The line length to the encoder is not to exceed 10 m (33 ft.).
Pepperl & Fuchs WCS3B-LS410

The node ID must be set to 1 (switches 1 6 of the 8-fold DIP switch)
The baud rate must be set to 250 kBaud (switches 6 7 of the 8-fold DIP switch)
The transmission mode must be set to "asynchronous 0 ms / 10 ms" (switches 1
3 of the 4-fold DIP switch)
The data protocol must be set to "data protocol 2" (switch 4 of the 4-fold DIP
switch to "on")
Pepperl & Fuchs EDM 30/120/140 - 2347/2440

All modes are supported. Recommendation: Mode 0 (DIP switches 3 and 4 in ON
position) or mode 3 (DIP switches 3 and 4 in OFF position) and measuring for triple reflector (DIP switch 2 in OFF position).
Pepperl & Fuchs VDM 100-150

The operating mode must be set to mode 3 ([Menu] / [Parameters] / [operating
modes] / [Mode 3]).
The coding must be set to "Gray".
LEUZE AMS200, OMS1, OMS2, BPS37

You have to set "24 data bits + error bit".
Set the resolution to 0.1 mm.
INFORMATION
The following applies for all parameterizable SSI encoders:

You have to set "24 data bits + error bit" or "0 in bit 25".
Plausibility must be set to "normal = 0" when the plausibility check is activated.
The coding must be set to "Gray".
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10.1.3 Encoder startup
1. Start MOVITOOLS MotionStudio and create a new project. For more information,
refer to section "Operation of MOVITOOLS MotionStudio" (page 72).
2. Click on the [Startup] button [1] to call the startup wizard.
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3. Click on the [Next] button [1] to go to the next step of the startup wizard. You can go
back and forth in the wizard using the [Back] and [Next] buttons. The settings are not
lost.
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4. If the drive is equipped with an electronic nameplate, you can transfer the read-off
data. The buttons have the following functions:
Button
Function
[Accept data permanently] [1]
Encoder data is uploaded into the startup wizard. It is not possible to edit the encoder data.
[Accept data as suggestion] [2]
Encoder data is uploaded into the startup wizard. You can edit
the encoder data manually.
[Do not apply data] [3]
Encoder data is not uploaded into the startup wizard. You

must edit the encoder data manually.
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[2]
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5. Select the encoder settings for the motor and if applicable for the distance encoder. You have the following options:
"Manual editing", in order to select and parameterize an encoder.
"Automatic detection", in order to read out the connected encoder. This is only
possible with the following SEW encoders:
Ex7S
ExxH
Ax7W
AxxH
"Deselect", if there is no encoder connected or if the application does not require

an encoder.
"Position monitoring on" in order to determine the source of the actual values.
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Editing SEW
encoders manually
Proceed as follows to select an SEW encoder manually

1. Click [SEW encoder].
2. Enter the encoder designation in the respective fields according to the specification
on the encoder name plate.
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Editing approved
encoders
Proceed as follows to manually select a non-SEW encoder approved by SEW-EURODRIVE:

1. Click [Approved encoder].
2. Select the respective encoder from the SEW database
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3. Select the "Mounting" tab and define the type of mounting.

Defining the
encoder mounting
Proceed as follows to define the encoder mounting:

1. Enter the counting direction of the encoder.
The following options are possible:
"in direction of motor rotation"
"Inverse to direction of motor rotation
2. Specify the ratio between the motor and the encoder.

INFORMATION
You can measure the ratio with the startup software. This is only possible once the entire application has been installed.
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Measuring the ratio
Proceed as follows to measure the ratio with the startup software:

1. Click the [Measure ratio] button.
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2. Provide for the measure requested under
"Completed" checkbox.
in the following figure and check the
3. Click [Start].
4. Click [Manual mode] to start the manual mode.
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5. Start the manual mode and move the axis by at least one motor revolution. Then stop
the drive (apply brake).
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6. The determined data is displayed under
the validity of the data under
.
. Further, there is information regarding
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7. If the data is valid, click [Quit manual mode] and [OK] to quit the manual mode.
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8. Click [Apply data] to apply the determined data. Now the data is entered as ratio
value.
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Completing the
encoder startup
To complete the encoder startup, click on [Load into unit (PC target system)] or on
[Download and motor startup]. The buttons have the following functions:
Button
Function
[Load into unit (PC target system)]
Transferring encoder data to MOVIPRO
[Download and motor startup]
Transferring encoder data to MOVIPRO and initializing motor startup
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INFORMATION
To enable quick unit replacement, you have to manually download the unit data to the
memory card after startup.
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10.2
Motor startup
1. Perform an encoder startup (page 86) and complete it by clicking on the [Download
and motor startup] button.
2. To select the parameter set for startup, open the tab "Parameter set 1" [1] or "Parameter set 2" [2]. To confirm your selection, click on [Startup set 1] or [Startup set 2] [3].
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[2]
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[1] "Parameter set 1" tab
[2] "Parameter set 2" tab
[3] [Startup set 1]/[Startup set 2] button
3. Select the startup type as follows:

Situation
Type of startup
Initial startup of the motor

Performing extensive modifications [e.g.
motor or encoder replacement)
Complete startup (page 98)
Adapting data [e.g. changing the line or motor

voltage)
Partial startup (page 101)
Optimizing a speed controller that has already

been started up
Optimizing a speed controller (page 101)
4. Click [Next] to continue.

INFORMATION
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10.2.1 Complete startup
Perform a complete startup to make all the necessary settings for operation of the drive.
1. Select a motor configuration:
Stand-alone motor [1]

MOVIPRO controls a single motor. First, select the operating mode "vector-controlled/servo". This is the best setting for operation of SEW motors. If operation of
a non-SEW motor with vector control does not achieve a satisfactory result, you
can select the operating mode "Standard (U/f)".
Several identical motors [2]

MOVIPRO controls several motors of the same power rating. In this case, you
have to specify whether the motor coupling is mechanically rigid or loose/non-existent.
Several different motors [3]

MOVIPRO controls several motors of a different power rating.
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[1] "Stand-alone motor" radio button
[2] "Several identical motors" radio button
[3] "Several different motors" radio button
2. Click [Next] to continue.

3. Check the displayed data of the motor encoder and click [Next].
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4. Select the motor type and click [Next].
Enter the following values according to the motor configuration:
Nominal motor voltage [1]
Nominal motor frequency [2]
Nominal line voltage [3]
Error response [4]
Temperature sensor type [5]
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
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[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
"Rated motor voltage" edit box

"Rated motor frequency" edit box
"Rated line voltage" edit box
"Error response" selection list
"Temperature sensor type" selection
list
5. Choose whether you want to use the encoder and click [Next].
6. Select the operating mode of the drive.
To use the drive as a hoist, select the "Hoist" operating mode. The required parameters are now set automatically.
NOTE: Startup as a hoist is not possible in "CFC" operating mode.
To use an application module, select the "Positioning with IPOS" operating mode.
For more information about application modules, refer to section "Application modules in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio (page 8)".
Click [Next] to continue.
7. Select the control mode of the drive and click [Next].
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8. Enter the values of the speed controller and click [Next].
Enter the download values of the drive parameters. Download values deviating from
the suggested values are highlighted in yellow. To accept all suggested download
values, click on [Apply proposal] [1].
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9. To save the startup parameters, click on [Download 1] or [Next] [2]. The buttons have
the following functions:
Button
Function
[Download]
Downloading the startup parameters to MOVIPRO
[Finish]
Downloading the startup parameters to MOVIPRO and completing startup
[1]
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[1] [Download] button
[2] [Finish] button
INFORMATION
10.2.2 Partial startup
Perform a partial startup to make the following settings:
Rated motor voltage
Rated motor frequency
Rated line voltage
Error response
Temperature sensor type
Download values of the drive parameters
10.2.3 Optimizing a speed controller
Optimize the speed controller by changing the download values of the drive parameters.
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Storing unit data
10.3
Storing unit data

The MOVIPRO unit allows for a quick unit replacement. The MOVIPRO unit is
equipped with a replaceable memory card on which all unit data can be stored.
If a unit has to be replaced, the plant can be started up again quickly by simply re-plugging the memory card.
INFORMATION
Proceed as follows to store the unit data on the memory card:
1. Right-click on the object "PFH-.." in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio and select [Startup]
/ [Data management] from the context menu.
The "Data management" tool opens.
2. Select "Upload" in order to store unit data on the memory card.
3. Activate the "Enabled" checkbox of the unit types PFA-.. (power section) [1] and
PFH-.. (communication and control unit) [2].
4. Activate the "Auto restore" checkbox [4]. This ensures that the data is automatically
restored when unit replacement is detected. If the "Auto restore" checkbox [4] is not
activated during the upload process, the data can only be restored manually via
"Download".
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5. Click the [Start upload] [3] button to start data backup.
[1]
[4]
[2]
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[2]
[3]
[4]
"Enable" checkbox for PFH-.. unit type

"Enable" checkbox for PFA-.. unit type
[Start upload] button
"Auto restore" checkbox
INFORMATION
Note that each time after changing unit parameters using MOVITOOLS MotionStudio, the changed data set must also be copied to the SD card. The data on the SD card
is not automatically updated.
INFORMATION
Performing a reference travel will change several parameters. This is why you should
perform a data backup and store your data on the SD card prior to the reference
travel.
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"PFA-..." power section parameter overview
10.4

The following table shows an overview of all parameters. Factory settings are underlined. Numerical values are displayed with the complete setting range.
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Parameter
Name
0xx
Display values
00x
Process values
000
Speed
001
User display
Display value
002
Frequency
Display value
003
Actual position
Display value
004
Output current
Display value
005
Active current
Display value
006 / 007
Motor utilization 1 / 2
Display value
008
DC link voltage
Display value
009
Output current
Display value
01x
Status displays
010
Inverter status
Display value
011
Operating state
Display value
012
Error status
Display value
013
Current parameter set
Display value
014
Heat sink temperature
Display value
015
Operating hours
Display value
016
Enable hours
Display value
017
Work
Display value
018 / 019
KTY utilization 1 / 2
Display value
02x
Analog setpoints
020
Analog input AI1
03x
Binary inputs of basic unit
030
Binary input DI
Display value
032 035
Binary inputs DI2 DI5
Display value
05x
Binary outputs of basic unit
050
Binary output DB
07x
Unit data
Value
Display value
Display value
Display value
070
Unit type
Display value
071
Rated output current
Display value
072
Encoder slot option/firmware
Display value
076
Basic unit firmware
Display value
078
Technology function
Display value
079
Unit type
Display value
08x
Error memory
080 084
Error t-0 t-4
Display value
094 096
PO1 PO3 setpoint
Display value
097 099
PI1 PI3 actual value
Display value
1xx
Setpoints/ramp generators
13x / 14x
Speed ramps 1 / 2
130 / 140
Ramp t11 / t21up CW
0 2 2000 s
131 / 141
Ramp t11 / t21 down CW
0 2 2000 s
132 / 142
Ramp t11 / t21up CCW
0 2 2000 s
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Parameter
Name
Value
133 / 143
Ramp t11 / t21 down CCW
0 2 2000 s
134 / 144
Ramp t12 / t22 UP = DOWN
0 10 2000 s
135 / 145
S pattern t12 / t22
03
136 / 146
Stop ramp t13/t23
0 2 20 s
137 / 147
Emergency ramp t14 / t24
0 2 20 s
Off
139 / 149
Ramp monitoring 1 / 2
16x / 17x
Fixed setpoints 1 / 2
160 / 170
Internal setpoint n11 / n21
-6000 150 6000 rpm
161 / 171
-6000 750 6000 rpm

-6000 1500 6000 rpm
162 / 172
2xx
Controller parameters
20x
Speed control
200
P gain n-controller
0.01 2 32
201
Time constant n-controller
0 10 3000 ms
202
Gain Acceleration precontrol
0 65
203
Filter acceleration precontrol
0 100 ms
204
Filter actual speed value
0 32 ms
205
Load precontrol CFC
-150 0 150 %
206
Sampling time n-controller
1.0 ms / 0.5 ms
-150 0 150 %
207
Load precontrol VFC
21x
Hold controller
210
P gain hold controller
3xx
Motor parameters
0.1 0.5 32
30x / 31x
Limits 1 / 2
300 / 310
Start/stop speed 1 / 2
0 150 rpm
301 / 311
Minimum speed 1 / 2
0 15. 6100 rpm
302 / 312
Maximum speed 1 / 2
0 1500 6100 rpm
303 / 313
Current limit 1 / 2
0 150 % IN
304
Torque limit
0 150 %
32x / 33x
Motor adjustment 1 / 2
320 / 330
Automatic adjustment 1/2
On
321 / 331
Boost 1/2
0 100 %
322 / 332
IxR compensation 1/2
0 100 %
323 / 333
Premagnetization time 1 / 2
02s
324 / 334
Slip compensation 1 / 2
0 500 rpm
34x
Motor protection
340 / 342
Motor protection 1/2
Off
341 / 343
Type of cooling 1/2
Fan cooled
344
Motor protection interval
0.1 4 20 s
0.1 500 A
345 / 346
IN-UL monitoring 1 / 2
35x
Direction of rotation of the motor
350 / 351
Direction of rotation reversal 1 / 2
5xx
Monitoring functions
50x
Speed monitoring
500 / 502
Speed monitoring 1 / 2
Off
Motor/regenerative
501 / 503
Delay time 1/2
0 1 10 s
504
Encoder monitoring motor
Off
105
10
106
Parameter
Name
Value
505
Synchronous encoder monitoring
Off
52x
Mains OFF monitoring
520
Mains OFF response time
05s
521
Mains OFF response
On
522
Phase failure monitoring
On
53x
Motor temperature protection
530
Sensor type 1
No sensor
531
Sensor type 2
No sensor
54x
Gear unit/motor monitoring
540
Response to vibration/warning
Display error
541
Response to vibration/error
Rapid stop/warning
542
Response to oil aging/warning
Display error
543
Response to oil aging/error
Display error
544
Response to oil aging/overtemperature
Display error
545
Response to oil aging/ready
Display error
549
Response to brake wear
Display error
56x
Ex-e motor current limitation
560
Ex-e motor current limit
Off
561
Frequency A
0 5 60
562
Current limit A
0 50 150 %
563
Frequency B
0 10 104 Hz
564
Current limit B
0 80 200 %
565
Frequency C
0 25 104 Hz
0 100 200 %
566
Current limit C
6xx
Terminal assignment
60x
Binary inputs of basic unit
601
Binary input DI2
No function
602
Binary input DI3
No function
603
Binary input DI4
No function
604
Binary input DI5
No function
7xx
Control functions
70x
Duty types
700 / 701
Operating mode 1 / 2
VFC
702
Motor category
Rotatory
71x
Standstill current
710 / 711
Standstill current 1 / 2
72x
Setpoint stop function
0 50 % IMot
720 / 723
Setpoint stop function 1 / 2
Off
721 / 724
Stop setpoint 1 / 2
0 30 500 rpm
722 / 725
Start offset 1 / 2
0 30 500 rpm
73x
Brake function
730 / 733
Brake function 1 / 2
On
731 / 734
Brake release time 1 / 2
02s
732 / 735
Brake application time 1 / 2
02s
74x
Speed skip function
740 / 742
Skip window center 1 / 2
0 1500 6000 rpm
741 / 743
Skip width 1/2
0 300 rpm
10
Parameter
Name
77x
Energy-saving function
770
Energy-saving function
8xx
Unit functions
80x
Setup
802
Factory setting
No
803
Parameter lock
Off
804
Reset statistics data
No action
82x
Brake operation
820 / 821
4-quadrant operation 1/2
Value
Off
On
83x
Error responses
830
Response to "external error"
Emergency stop/malfunction
832
Response to "motor overload"
834
Response to "lag error"
835
Response to "TF signal"
No response
836
Response to "timeout SBus 1"
838
Response to "SW limit switch"
839
Response to "positioning interruption"
No response
84x
Reset behavior
840
Manual reset
No
841
Auto reset
No
842
Restart time
1 3 30 s
85x
Scaling actual speed value
850
Scaling factor numerator
1 65535
851
Scaling factor denominator
1 65535
852
User-defined unit
rpm
86x
Modulation
860 / 861
PWM frequency 1 / 2
862 / 863
PWM fix 1 / 2
Off
864
PWM frequency CFC
4 / 8 / 16 kHz
4 / 8 / 12 / 16 kHz
87x
Process data description
870
Setpoint description PO1
Control word 1
871
Setpoint speed
872
Ramp
873
Actual value description PI1
Status word 1
874
Actual speed
875
Output current
876
PO data enable
Yes
9xx
IPOS parameters
90x
IPOS reference travel
900
Reference offset
-(231-1) 0 (231-1)
901
Reference speed 1
0 200 6000 rpm
902
Reference speed 2
0 50 6000 rpm
903
Reference travel type
[0] Left zero pulse
904
Reference travel to zero pulse
Yes
905
Hiperface offset (motor)
-(231-1) (231-1)
906
Cam distance
Display value
91x
IPOS travel parameters
107
10
108
Parameter
Name
Value
910
Gain X controller
0.1 0.5 32
911
Positioning ramp 1
0.01 1 20 s
912
Positioning ramp 2
0.01 1 20 s
913
Travel speed CW
0 1500 6000 rpm
914
Travel speed CCW
0 1500 6000 rpm
915
Velocity precontrol
-99.99 0 100 199.99 %
916
Ramp type
Linear
917
Ramp mode
Mode 1
918
Bus setpoint source
0 499 1023
92x
IPOS Monitoring
920
SW limit switch CW
-(231-1) 0 (231-1)
921
SW limit switch CCW
-(231-1) 0 (231-1)
922
Position window
0 50 32767 increments
923
Lag error window
0 5000 (231-1)
924
"Positioning interruption" detection
On
93x
IPOS Special functions
930
Override
933
Jerk time
0.005 2 s
938
IPOS speed task 1
09
939
IPOS speed task 2
09
94x
IPOS encoder
941
Actual position source
Motor encoder
948
Automatic encoder replacement detection
On
Off
96x
IPOS Modulo function
960
Modulo function
Off
961
Modulo numerator
1 (231-1)
962
Modulo denominator
1 231
963
Modulo encoder resolution
1 4096 65535
"PFA-..." power section parameter information
10
10.5

The parameters are explained below. The parameters are divided into 10 groups. The
parameter names correspond to their representation in the parameter tree. The factory
setting is underlined.
10.5.1 Symbols
The following symbols explain the parameters:
1
2 These parameters are switch-selectable and available in parameter sets 1 and

2.
These parameters can only be changed in inverter status "Inhibited" (= output

stage at high resistance).
AUTO
The startup function automatically changes this parameter.
10.5.2 P0xx display values

This parameter group contains the following information:
Process values and states of the basic unit
Process values and states of the installed options
Error memory
Fieldbus parameters
P00x process values

P000 speed
Resolution: 0.2 min-1

In VFC or U/f mode without connected encoder, the speed results from the setpoint
speed and the set slip compensation. The speed is established from the encoder or resolver signals and is displayed when there is an encoder connection.
P001 User display
The user display is defined by the following parameters:
P850 Scaling factor numerator (page 136)
P851 Scaling factor denominator (page 137)
P852 User-defined unit (page 137)
P002 frequency
Output frequency of the inverter.
P003 actual position
Position of the drive as a value in increments observing the signs in the range 0
(2311) increments (with encoder connection). Without encoder connection, the value is
zero.
P004 Output current
Apparent current in the range 0 200% of the rated unit current.
P005 Active current
Active current in the range 0 200 % IN. The display value is positive when torque is in
positive sense of rotation; negative when torque is in negative sense of rotation.
109
10
0
P006 / P007 motor
utilization 1 / 2
The current thermal motor utilization of the connected motor in parameter set 1 / 2 in the
range 0 200% is displayed. It is calculated using the motor temperature emulation in
the inverter. The synchronous motor with KTY and the asynchronous motor is turned off
when 110 % is reached.
P008 DC link voltage
The displayed value is the voltage measured in the DC link circuit.
P009 Output current
Apparent current, displayed in AC A.
P01x Status displays
110
P010 Inverter status
Status of the unit output stage ("inhibited" or "enabled").
P011 Operating
status
The following operating states are possible:
"24 V operation"
"Controller inhibit"
"No enable"
"Standstill current"
"Enable (VFC)"
"Enable (N-control)"
"Torque control"
"Hold control"
"Factory setting"
"Limit switches"
"Technology option"
"Reference mode"
"Flying start in progress"
"Calibrating encoder"
"Error"
"Safe stop"
P012 error status
Error number and error in plain text.
P013 Current
parameter set
Parameter set 1 or 2.
P014 Heat sink

temperature
Heat sink temperature of the inverter in the range 40 125 C.
P015 Operating
hours
Total number of hours for which the inverter has been connected to the mains or an external DC 24 V supply. Storage cycle every 15 min.
P016 Enable hours
Total number of hours for which the inverter was in "Enabled" operating status; storage
cycle every 15 min.
10
0
P017 Work
Total of the active electrical energy the motor has consumed; storage cycle every 15
min.
P018 / P019 KTY

utilization 1 / 2
Display 0 %: Motor is not in operation at max. ambient temperature.

Display 110 %: Cut-off point of motor.
P02x Analog setpoints

P020 Analog input
AI1
Voltage (10 V +10 V) at analog input AI1 (020).
P03x Binary inputs of basic unit

P030, P032
P035 binary inputs
DI00, DI02 DI05
Displays the current status of the input terminals DI00 and DI02 DI05 and the current
function assignment. For possible terminal assignments, refer to P601 P604 binary inputs DI2 DI5 (page 127).
INFORMATION
The binary input DI00 is always assigned the function controller inhibit.
P05x Binary outputs of basic unit

P050 Binary output
DB00
Displays the current state of the binary output on the basic unit with the current function
assignment.
P07x Unit data

P070 Unit type
Displays the complete designation of the unit, e.g. PFA-MD0040B-5A3.
P071 Rated output current
Displays the r.m.s. value of the rated output current.
P072 Encoder slot

option/firmware
Displays the installed encoder card and its program version.
P076 Basic unit

firmware
Displays the program version of the firmware used in the basic unit.
P078 Technology
function
Displays the currently set technology function.
P079 Unit version
Displays the unit version.
"Standard": Setting for operating the inverter with the standard functions (positioning,
speed control, etc.).
"Technology": Application modules and technology functions are available.

P08x Error memory
P080 P084 error
t-0 t-4
There are 5 error memories (t-0 t-4). The errors are stored in a chronological sequence
with the most recent error event being stored in error memory t-0. If there are more than
5 errors, the error event of longest standing stored in t-4 is deleted.
For a list of possible error responses, refer to P83x error responses (page 134).
111
10
0
The following information is stored at the time of the error and can be displayed in the
event of a error:
Status ("0" or "1") of the binary inputs/outputs
Operating state of the inverter
Inverter status
Heat sink temperature
Speed
Output current
Active current
Unit utilization
DC link voltage
Operating hours
Enable hours
Parameter set
Motor utilization 1 and 2
P09x Bus diagnostics

P094 P096
PO1 PO3 setpoint
P097 P099 PI1

PI3 actual value
Displays the value currently transferred on the process data word in hexadecimal form.
PO setpoint
Description
P094 PO1 setpoint
P870 Setpoint description PO1 (page 137)
P095 PO2 setpoint
P096 PO3 setpoint
Displays the value currently transferred on the process data word in hexadecimal form.
PI setpoint
Description
P097 PI1 actual value
P873 Actual value description PI1 (page 138)
10.5.3 P1xx Setpoints/ramp generators

P13x / P14x Speed ramps 1/2
P130 P133 /
P140 P143 ramp
t11 / t21 up/down
CW/CCW
2
1
112
P130 Ramp t11 up CW / P140 Ramp t21 up CW

P131 Ramp t11 down CW / P141 Ramp t21 down CW
P132 Ramp t11 up CCW / P142 Ramp t21 up CCW
P133 Ramp t11 down CCW / P143 Ramp t21 down CCW
Setting range: 0 2 2000 s
10
0
The ramp times refer to a setpoint step change of n = 3000 rpm. The ramp takes effect
when the speed setpoint is changed and the enable is revoked via the CW/CCW terminal.
CW
Up ramp
CW
Down ramp
CW
CCW
Down ramp
CCW
Up ramp
CCW
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P134 / P144 Ramp

t12 / t22 UP =
DOWN
2
1
P135 / P145 S pattern t12 / t22

2
1

The following applies to this ramp: UP = DOWN and CW = CCW.
Ramps t12/t22 are activated via a binary input, which is set to the function "Ramp switchover". For information about binary input assignment, refer to P601 P604 Binary inputs DI2 DI5 (page 127).
Setting range: 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 (0 = off, 1 = weak, 2 = medium, 3 = strong)
The 2nd ramp (t12/ t22) of parameter sets 1 and 2 can be rounded with 3 pattern grades
to achieve a smoother acceleration of the drive.
UE
Setpoint specification
Without S pattern
With S pattern
t
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A started S pattern is interrupted by the stop ramp t13 / t23 and a changeover to ramp
t11 / t21. Withdrawing the setpoint or a stop using the input terminals causes the started
S curve to be completed. This allows the drive to continue to accelerate despite the fact
that the setpoint has been withdrawn.
P136 / P146 stop
ramp t13 / t23
2
1
P137 / P147 Emergency ramp t14 /
t24
2 AUTO
1
The stop ramp is activated by withdrawing the ENABLE terminal or by an error. For information about possible error responses, refer to P83x Error responses (page 134).
The emergency ramp is activated by an error. For information about possible error responses, refer to P83x error responses (page 134). The system monitors whether the
drive reaches zero speed within the set time. After the set time expires, the output stage
is inhibited and the brake applied even if zero speed has not yet been reached.
113
10
0
P139 / P149 Ramp
monitoring 1 / 2
2
1
Setting range: Yes/No

If you set the deceleration ramps to a value that is a lot shorter than can be physically
accomplished in this system, the turning drive will be stopped after expiration of the
monitoring time. Such a setting will cause an error signal and increase brake wear.
The respective ramp time also has to be increased, if the ramp timeout is definitely triggered by a preset ramp that cannot be traveled.
This parameter is an additional monitoring function for speed monitoring. This parameter only applies to the deceleration ramp. This means the parameter can be used to
monitor the downwards ramp, stop ramp or emergency stop ramp if speed monitoring is
not desired.
P16x / P17x Fixed

setpoints 1 / 2
2
1
Setting range: 6000 +6000 rpm

3 internal setpoints (= fixed setpoints) can be set separately for parameter sets 1 and 2.
The internal setpoints are active when an input terminal programmed to n11 / n21 or
n12 / n22 (P6xx Terminal assignment) has a "1" signal.
Setting range: 0 6000 rpm
Fixed setpoint
Factory setting
P160 / P170 Internal setpoint n11 / n21
n11 / n21 = 150 rpm
n12 / n22 = 750 rpm
n13 / n23 = 1500 rpm
Programming the input terminals:

Response
Terminal
n11/n21
n12/n22
Enable/stop
Parameter set 1/2
"0"
Fixed setpoint not active
"0"
"0"
"1"
"0"
n11 effective
"1"
"0"
"1"
"0"
n12 effective
"0"
"1"
"1"
"0"
n13 effective
"1"
"1"
"1"
"0"
n21 effective
"1"
"0"
"1"
"1"
n22 effective
"0"
"1"
"1"
"1"
n23 effective
"1"
"1"
"1"
"1"
Stop with t13/t23
The fixed setpoints of the currently inactive parameter set come into effect when this terminal is actuated (= "1") if an input terminal is programmed to "Fixed setpoint switchover". This changeover is possible when the unit is inhibited and enabled.
10.5.4 P2xx Controller parameters
P20x Speed control
114
Speed control only in parameter set 1.

The speed controller of the power section is a PI-controller. It is active when the following operating modes are set:
All operating modes with "VFC-n control".
CFC operating modes: The speed controller is only active in "CFC & torque control"
when speed limiting is active ( P70x Operating modes).
Servo operating modes: The speed controller is only active in "Servo & torque control" when speed limiting is active (P70x Operating modes).
10
0
The setting of all parameters important for speed control is supported by the startup
functions of MOVITOOLS MotionStudio. Direct alterations to individual controller parameters are reserved for optimization by specialists.
Filter f. accel. precontrol
P203
Gain f. accel. precontrol

P202
Acceleration
precontrol
X
Speed ramps
P13_
PI controller
P200 / P201
Torque
setpoint
Filter f. actual speed

P204
Actual
speed
Incremental encoder/
resolver
Signal
processing
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P200 P-gain ncontroller
Setting range: 0.01 2 32

Gain factor of the P-component of the speed controller.
AUTO
P201 Time constant n-controller

AUTO
P202 Gain acceleration precontrol

AUTO
P203 Filter acceleration precontrol

AUTO
P204 Filter actual

speed value
Setting range: 0 10 3000 ms (0 = no I-component)

Integration time constant of the speed controller The I-component reacts inversely proportionate to the time constant, i.e. a large numerical value results in a small I-component, although 0 = no I-component.
Setting range: 0 65
Amplification factor of acceleration precontrol. This parameter improves the control response of the speed controller.
Setting range: 0 100 ms
Filter time constant of acceleration precontrol. This constant influences the control response of the speed controller. The differentiator is programmed.
Setting range: 0 32 ms
Filter time constant of the actual speed value filter.
AUTO
115
10
0
P205 Load precontrol CFC
Load precontrol CFC is only effective in CFC and servo operating modes.
Setting range: 150 0 150 %
This parameter determines the initial value of the torque setpoint upon enable. The parameter must be set if increased starting torque is required when the drive is enabled.
For example, a setting greater than 0 % makes it possible to prevent the unwanted sagging of hoists when the brake is released. This function should only be used in hoists
without counterweight.
Recommended setting: Value of the active current (page 109) when n = 0 is specified.
P206 Sampling
time n-controller
The sampling time for n-control is only effective in CFC and servo operating modes.
Setting range: 1 ms / 0.5 ms
Setting the time to 0.5 ms improves speed control for dynamic drives with low moment
of inertia.
P207 Load precontrol VFC
The load precontrol VFC is only effective in operating modes with VFC-n control.
Setting range: 150 off 150 %
This parameter determines the initial value of slip control upon enable. A setting greater
than 0 % causes the slip control to be subject to pre-stressing, which means that the
motor develops higher torque when it is enabled. This setting can, for example, prevent
the unwanted sagging of hoists when the brake is released. This function should only be
used in hoists without counterweight.
Setting values greater than 150 % switches off the function (no pre-stressing).
In "VFC & hoist" mode and with a value greater than 150% set, pre-stressing of 0.5 x sN
is in effect.
Recommended setting: Value of the active current (page 109) at minimal speed.
P21x Hold controller
Hold control only in parameter set 1.
P210 P gain hold

controller
Setting range: 0,1 0,5 32
AUTO
116
The hold control function is used to make sure that the drive does not drift during standstill. It can only be activated for operating modes with speed control (encoder feedback).
Hold control is active when an input terminal programmed to /HOLD CONTROL (P6xx
terminal assignment) has a "0" signal. The unit then performs a stop using the "t11 up"
or "t21 down" ramp. If the drive reaches speed zero, it is held in the position that is valid
at this point. The gain factor setting is supported in the startup function of the speed controller in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio. The 7-segment display shows status "A1.7" when
hold control is active.
The parameter corresponds to the proportional gain of a position controller and is only
effective in conjunction with the activated "Hold control" function.
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0
10.5.5 P3xx Motor parameters
This parameter group is used to adjust the inverter to the motor. The parameters can be
set separately for parameter set 1 and 2. This means two different motors can be operated alternately on the same inverter without requiring a new setting.
P30x/P31x limits 1/2
P300 / P310 Start/
stop speed 1 / 2
2 AUTO
1

During startup in the "VFC & Hoist" operating mode, the rated slip of the connected
motor is set. In all other operating modes, 0.5 the rated slip of the connected motor is
set at startup.
Only effective in the VFC and V/f operating modes. The parameter is not relevant in CFC
and servo operating modes. This entry defines the smallest speed request which the inverter sends to the motor when enabled. The transition to the speed determined in the
setpoint selection is made using the active acceleration ramp.
When a stop command is executed, this setting also determines the lowest speed at
which the motor power is switched off or the post-magnetization triggered and, if applicable, the brake applied.
P301 / P311 Minimum speed 1 / 2

2 AUTO
1
Setting range: 0 15 6100 rpm

Speed value, the lower limit of which must not be exceeded even when zero is selected
as the setpoint. The minimum speed also applies when nmin < nstart/stop was set.
Important:
P302 / P312 Maximum speed 1 / 2

2 AUTO
1
P303 / P313 Current limit 1 / 2
2 AUTO
1
If the hoist function is active, the slowest speed is 15 rpm even if nmin has been set
to a lower value.
To enable the drive to move clear of the limit switches even at low speeds, nmin is not
active for the hardware limit switch with which the drive has come into contact.

The value set here cannot be exceeded by a setpoint selection. If nmin > nmax is set, then
nmax applies. The maximum speed depends on the set operating mode (page 128).
Setting range: 0 150 % IN
The factory setting for the current limitation is set to 150 % IN of the matching motor.
The internal current limitation is based on the apparent current. In the field weakening
range, the current limit is reduced automatically above the frequency of 1.15 x fbase (only
applies to V/f and VFC operating modes without speed control). This provides protection
against the motor deviating from the optimal operating point.
The current limit effective in the field weakening range can be calculated using the following formula:
Current limit = (1.15 fbase / fact) setting value of P303 / P313
fact is the current speed frequency.
117
10
0
P304 Torque limit
2 AUTO
1
Setting range: 0 150 %

The parameter limits the maximum torque of the motor. The entry acts on the setpoint
of the motor torque (kT IN_inverter). This function is only active in the operating modes
"CFC" and "Servo" of parameter P700/P701 Operating mode 1/2 (page 128).
INFORMATION
In the "CFC" and "Servo" operating modes, P303 Current limit 1 must always be set
P304 Torque limit to ensure that speed monitoring is triggered reliably.
P32x/P33x Motor adjustment 1/2
P320/P330 Automatic adjustment
1/2
2
1
Setting range: On/off

Only effective in the "VFC" and "V/f" operating modes. The function is only useful for single motor operation. The inverter sets P322/P332 IxR adjustment 1/2 (page 119) automatically at each enable and stores the value. The inverter determines a basic setting
that is adequate for a great number of drive applications. The connected motor is calibrated during the last 20 ms of the pre-magnetization time. The motor is not calibrated
in the following cases:
P320/P330 Automatic adjustment 1/2 = "off"
P700/P701 Operating mode 1/2 = "VFC & group" or "VFC & flying start" (page 128)
P323/P333 Premagnetization time 1/2 (page 119) has been reduced by more than
30 ms in relation to the proposed value.
Operating mode "VFC-n control" is selected and P730/P733 Brake function 1/2
(page 131) = "off"
In such cases, the set IR value is used for calculating the winding resistance.
P321/P331 Boost
1/2
2
1
On: Automatic adjustment.
Off: No automatic adjustment.

With "VFC & group": Manual setting to increase the starting torque by increasing the output voltage in the range below the base speed.
With "VFC": Manual setting is usually not required. In exceptional cases, manual setting
may be necessary to increase the breakaway torque. In this case, set max. 10 %.
UA
UA
VFC & GROUP
UAmax
VFC
UAmax
100% boost
0% boost
100% boost
0% boost
50V
50V
Setting range
Boost
0
0
nbase
Setting range
Boost
n
nbase/10
nbase
n
9007199532917387
118
10
0
P322 / P332 IxR
adjustment 1/2
2 AUTO
1
P323 / P333 Premagnetization time

1/2
2 AUTO
1
Setting range: 0 2 s
The IR value of the matching motor is set as the factory setting.

In "VFC" operating mode, this parameter acts on the parameters of the calculated motor
model which establish the torque. An automatic setting takes place with P320/P330 Automatic adjustment 1/2 (page 118) = "on". If set to 100 %, the output voltage of the inverter is increased by 50 V when the rated current of the motor flows. Manual alterations
to individual controller parameters are reserved for optimization by specialists.
The premagnetization value of the matching motor is set as the factory setting.
Premagnetization serves to establish a high motor torque and starts when the inverter
is enabled.
Premagnetization is in effect in "VFC" operating mode with encoder feedback if:
P324 / P334 Slip

compensation 1/2
2 AUTO
1
P730/P733 Brake function 1/2 is active (page 131)
P710/P711 Standstill current 1/2 is deactivated (page 129)

The value of the matching motor is set as the factory setting.
Only effective in "VFC", "VFC-n control" and "V/f" operating modes. Slip compensation
increases the speed accuracy of the motor. If values are entered manually, you will have
to enter the rated slip of the connected motor. A setting range of 20 % of the rated slip
is permitted if a value other than the rated slip is entered to compensate for fluctuations
between various motors.
P34x Motor protection

P340/P342 Motor
protection 1/2
2
1
Setting range: OFF / One asynchronous motor / One servomotor

Depending on the motor connected (synchronous or asynchronous motor) this function
can have the following effects.
Off: Function not active
ON asynchronous motor:
When this function is activated, the power section takes over the thermal protection
of the connected motor electronically. In most cases, the motor protection function is
comparable to standard thermal protection (motor protection switch) and, furthermore, it takes account of speed-dependent cooling by the integrated fan. The motor
utilization is calculated on the basis of:
Inverter output current
Type of cooling
Motor speed
Time
The thermal motor model is based on the motor data entered during startup with
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio and when the operating conditions specified for the
motor are observed.
INFORMATION
If the motor also has to be protected against failure of the ventilation, blockage of air
ducts, etc., it is also necessary to employ protection in the form of a TF positive temperature coefficient thermistor or TH bimetallic switch.
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The following signal and display functions are available in conjunction with motor protection:
Parameter
Signal and display function
P006/P007 Motor utilization 1/2

(page 110)
Display of the motor utilization for parameter set 1/2.
P832 Response to "Motor overload"

(page 135)
Error response of the inverter when reaching P006/P007

Motor utilization 1/2 of 110 %.
Factory setting: Emergency stop/malfunction.
Set the following parameters:

Parameter
Setting/meaning
P341 Type of cooling (page 121)
Self-ventilation or forced cooling
Binary output can be programmed to:

/Motor utilization 1/2
Prewarning if motor utilization 1/2 exceeds a value of 100 %.

In this case, the programmed output is set to "0" = 0 V.
INFORMATION
Switching off the inverter (mains and 24 V external) always resets the motor utilization
to zero; any motor heating existing when the motor is switched back on is not taken
into account.
The motor protection function processes the utilization of the connected motors separately for both parameter sets. The motor protection function must not be used if
only one motor is permanently connected to the inverter and the "parameter set
changeover" function is only used for control purposes. Equally, the motor protection
function must not be used with group drives because it is not possible to protect each
individual motor reliably.
ON servomotor:
Motor without KTY temperature sensor: The power section calculates and displays the motor utilization based on the current. The goal is to determine after only
a few cycles or during startup whether the drive is going to switch off due to an
overload with error "A1.F31" (TF trip). This setting is available for parameter set
1 only.
Requirements: Motor utilization is always determined based on the rated motor
current. Enter the duration of the machine cycle to receive an exact statement
concerning the utilization for the motor powering the machine cycle.
The following signal and display functions are available in conjunction with motor
protection:
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Parameter
Signal and display function
P006 Motor utilization 1

(page 110)
Display of the motor utilization for parameter set 1. Valid after

about 10 to 20 cycles or after about 2 s and can be evaluated
by a PLC.
P007 Motor utilization 2

(page 110)
In setting P340 = "One servomotor" without function
P832 Response to "Motor overload" (page 135)
In setting P340 = "One servomotor" without function
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Set the following parameters:
Parameter
Meaning
P344 Motor protection interval

(page 121)
Corresponds to the machine cycle of the application. Range:

0.1 s 20 s.
INFORMATION
Activating the function does not trigger monitoring or protection of the connected motor. Protection must be guaranteed via TF/TH.
Setting a binary output to "Motor utilization_1" or "Motor utilization_2" also has no effect when P340 is set to ON SERVO.
SEW motor with KTY temperature sensor: Motor utilization is calculated using a
motor model stored in the power section (P006 Motor utilization 1 (page 110),
P018 KTY utilization 1 (page 111)). Once the motor dependent switch-off limit is
reached, the inverter will be switched off using the response set in P832 Response to "Motor overload" (page 135). In this case, the settings in P341 Type of
cooling 1 (page 121) and P344 Motor protection interval (page 121) are not relevant.
P341/P343 Type of
cooling 1/2
2
1
Setting range: Self-ventilation / Forced cooling
P344 Motor protection interval

2
1
Setting range: 0.1 4 20 s
You need to know the cooling type of the motor to calculate the thermal load on the
motor as exactly as possible, as described in P340/P342 Motor protection 1/2
(page 119).
P344 is not relevant for asynchronous motors. This parameter corresponds to the cycle
time of the travel and is used for the function P006/P007 Motor utilization 1/2 (page 110).
The setting range is 100 ms 20000 ms.
You should always set the time for roundtrip travel (back and forth).
P345/346 In/UL
monitoring 1/2
2 AUTO
1
Setting range: 0.1 500 A

The function cannot be deactivated. The factory setting is dependent on the rated power
of the power section and is set to the rated current of the SEW motor with the same
power (for units with resolver input: factory setting = 0).
At 150 % rated motor current, the inverter switches off after 5 minutes with "A1.F84".
At 500 % rated motor current, the inverter switches off after 20 seconds with "A1.F84".
P35x Motor direction of rotation
SEW-EURODRIVE specifies the direction of rotation as seen onto the A-side of the motor. Clockwise (positive) is defined as rotation to the right and counterclockwise as rotation to the left. This definition is implemented when the motor is connected according to
the SEW designation.
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P350/P351 Direction of rotation
reversal 1/2
2 AUTO
1

Direction of rotation reversal
Positive setpoint
(positive direction of travel)
Negative setpoint
(negative direction of travel)
Off
Motor turns clockwise
Motor turns counterclockwise
On
Motor turns counterclockwise
Motor turns clockwise
On: Above definition is reversed. The assignment of limit switches is maintained.

When the motor turns in CLOCKWISE direction, the drive will be properly stopped
once it hits the right limit switch. When using this parameter, it is important to carefully
check that the limit switch is connected properly and the reference point and travel
positions are defined correctly.
NOTE: Altering the "Direction of rotation reversal" parameter after the system has
been referenced causes the system to lose its reference point for the absolute position. The result may be undesirable movement of the axis.
Off: The SEW definition applies.
10.5.6 P5xx Monitoring functions

The following monitoring functions have been implemented to monitor what happens to
drive-specific parameters in the specific application and to be able to react in case of
impermissible deviations. Some of the monitoring functions are available separately in
both parameter sets. The response to the control functions can be set with P83x error
responses (page 134).
P50x Speed monitoring
P500/P502 Speed
monitoring 1/2
2
1
Setting range: Off / motor / regenerative / motor/regenerative

The speed required by the setpoint can only be achieved if there is sufficient torque
available to meet the load requirements. Once P303/P313 Current limit 1/2 (page 117)
and the external current limit have been reached, the power section assumes that the
torque has reached its maximum and the desired speed cannot be attained. Speed monitoring is triggered if this situation persists for the duration specified in P501/P503 Delay
time 1/2 (page 122).
Activate the speed monitoring for hoists and set the delay time to a rather small value.
Speed monitoring is not that important for safety since an incorrect movement of the
hoist does not necessarily mean operation in the current limitation.
P501/P503 Delay
time 1/2
2
1
122
The set current limit can be reached briefly during acceleration, deceleration, or load
peaks. You can prevent the speed monitoring from responding too sensitively by setting
the delay time accordingly. The current limit must be reached permanently for the duration of the delay time before monitoring responds.
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P504 Encoder
monitoring motor
No: Wire break between frequency inverter and motor encoder is not detected directly. In case of a defective connection, error "A1.F08" (speed monitoring) will be
issued in enabled state unless it was deactivated.
Yes: Wire break between frequency inverter and motor encoder will be detected directly when using sin/cos encoders and TTL encoders. The error message "A1.F14"
(encoder) will be issued in case of an error. This error will also be generated in inhibited state.
NOTE: Encoder monitoring is not a safety function! If you use a HIPERFACE encoder, encoder monitoring is always active (for the track too) irrespective of the setting in P504.
P504 Synchronous encoder

monitoring
No: An open circuit between frequency inverter and synchronous encoder is not directly detected. In case of a defective connection, error "A1.F08" (speed monitoring)
will be issued in enabled state unless it was deactivated.
Yes: A wire breakage between frequency inverter and synchronous encoder will be
directly detected when using sin/cos encoders and TTL encoders. The error message "A1.F14" (encoder) will be issued in case of an error. This error will also be generated in inhibited state.
P52x mains OFF

monitoring
P520 mains OFF
response time
P521 mains OFF

response
Setting range: Controller inhibit/emergency stop
P522 Phase failure monitoring
If the binary input is programmed to "Power on", the response set here will be triggered
when the binary input receives a "0" signal.
Setting range: Off/on
MOVIPRO monitors the line input phases for failure of a phase. If a phase failure is detected in two phases, then the DC link will be de-energized, which corresponds to a supply system disconnection. Since the line input phases cannot be monitored directly,
monitoring has to be done indirectly via the DC link ripple, which increases drastically in
case of a phase failure.
The DC link voltage is monitored at a time interval t = 1 ms for dropping below a minimum voltage level that depends on the rated supply voltage of the unit.
The result is the following nominal guide value for detecting a phase failure:
50 Hz supply system: Approx. tmax = 3.0 s
60 Hz supply system: Approx. tmax = 2.5 s
Once a phase failure has been detected, the output stage is inhibited and the brake is
applied. The error message "A1.F06" (phase failure) is issued. The error response is
"Immediate switch-off with inhibit". The error can only be remedied by executing a unit
reset.
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P53x Motor temperature protection
P530 Sensor type
1
AUTO
P531 Sensor type

2
Setting range: No sensor / TF/TH / TF/TH DEU / KTY / KTY DEU (KTY only for SEW
synchronous motors)
Selection of the sensor used for motor protection in parameter set 1.
TF/TH: Set the response with P835 Response to "TF signal" (page 135).
KTY: Set P340 Motor protection 1 (page 119) to "ON servo". The motor model is now
activated. Set the response using P832 Response to "motor overload" (page 135).
Setting range: No sensor / TF/TH

Selection of the sensor used for motor protection in parameter set 2.
AUTO
P54x Gear unit/motor monitoring

These parameters are used to set the response to be triggered in the event of a motor
or gear unit problem. The binary inputs have to be set accordingly for this purpose. The
error responses will also be triggered in the "controller inhibit" inverter status.
Response
Description
No response
Neither an error is displayed nor an error response is triggered. The signaled

error is ignored.
Error messages
The error is displayed (in the 7-segment display and in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio). The unit performs no other error responses. The error can be reset (terminal, fieldbus, auto reset).
Immediate stop/error
The inverter switches off immediately and an error is signaled. The output stage
is inhibited and the brake is applied. The ready signal is revoked. A restart is
only possible after an error reset has been performed during which the inverter
is reinitialized.
Emergency stop/error
The drive is braked with the set emergency stop ramp t14/t24 (page 113). Once
the stop speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake is applied.
The error is signaled immediately. The ready signal is revoked. A restart is only
possible after an error reset has been performed during which the inverter is
reinitialized.
Rapid stop/error
The drive is braked with the set stop ramp t13/t23 (page 113). Once the stop
speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake is applied. The
error is signaled immediately. The ready signal is revoked. A restart is only possible after an error reset has been performed during which the inverter is reinitialized.
Immediate stop/warning The inverter switches off immediately and an error is signaled. The output stage
is inhibited and the brake is applied. The ready signal is not revoked. The drive
restarts without a unit re-initialization if the error is rectified by an internal procedure or by an error reset.
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Emergency stop / warning
the stop speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake applied.
The error is signaled immediately. The ready signal is not revoked. The drive
restarts without a unit re-initialization if the error is rectified by an internal procedure or by an error reset.
Rapid stop/warning
speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake applied. The error
is signaled immediately. The ready signal is not revoked. The drive restarts without a unit re-initialization if the error is rectified by an internal procedure or by an
error reset.
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P540 Response to
vibration/warning
Factory setting: Display error

Once the drive vibration sensor signals a warning, the inverter will respond with the set
response.
P541 Response to
vibration/error
Factory setting: Rapid stop/warning
P542 Response to
oil aging/warning
P543 Response to
oil aging/error
P544 Oil aging/

overtemperature
P545 Oil aging/

ready
P549 Response to
brake wear
Once the drive vibration sensor signals an error, the inverter will respond with the set
response.
If the oil aging sensor signals a warning, the inverter will respond with the set response.
If the oil aging sensor signals an error, the inverter will respond with the set response.
If the oil aging sensor signals overtemperature, the inverter will respond with the set response.
If the oil aging sensor signals ready, the inverter will respond with the set response.
If the brake wear sensor trips, the inverter will respond with the set response.
P56x Current limitation Ex-e motor

The parameter group P56x Current limitation Ex-e motor contains display and setting
values that are specific to the "current limitation in the Ex-e motor on the inverter" function. The factory setting is indicated by underline. The factory settings apply for the delivery status.
Frequencies below frequency A are only permitted to a limited extent. Frequencies
higher than the rated motor frequency are permanently illegal. Refer to the "ExplosionProof AC Motors" operating instructions for more information. The following rules always
apply:
Frequency A < frequency B < frequency C < rated motor frequency
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Current limitation A < current limitation B < current limitation C

Current limitation
I1
1.5 IN(motor)
I
I
IN(motor)
I2
A
Depending
on motor
type
Permitted
continuous current range
fA
fB
fC
fbase
f/Hz
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P560 Current limit

Ex-e motor
AUTO
P561 Frequency A
AUTO
P562 Current limit

A
AUTO
P563 Frequency B
AUTO
P564 Current limit

B
AUTO
P565 Frequency C
AUTO
P566 Current limit

C
AUTO
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On: Current limitation for Ex-e motors active.
On startup, the current limitation for Ex-e motors is automatically activated for motors
selected and approved for operation in potentially explosive areas.
Setting range: 0 5 60 Hz
Value for the minimum operating frequency A. The operation time with frequency A is
60 seconds, regardless of the current value. After this time, the inverter switches off and
issues the "A1.F110" ("Ex e protection") error message.
Current limitation that is permitted with operating frequency fA. There is a linear gradient
between current limitation A and current limitation B.
Value for operating frequency fB.
Current limitation that is permitted with operating frequency fB. There is a linear gradient
between current limit B and current limit C.
Value for operating frequency fC.
Current limit that is permitted between operating frequency fC and rated motor frequency. The rated motor frequency is 50 Hz for star connection and 87 Hz for delta connection. After startup with an Ex-e motor, the current limit C is approximately equal to
the rated motor frequency IN.
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10.5.7 P6xx Terminal assignment
P601 P604
Binary inputs
DI2 DI5
The binary inputs can be programmed to the following functions:

Effective with
inverter status
Effect when
Function
"0" signal
No function
Enable/stop
"1" signal
Inhibited
FactoryEnabled set to
Stop on t13/t23
Enable
no
yes
CW/halt
Stop on t11/t21 or t12/

t22
Enable CW
no
yes
CCW/halt
Stop on t11/t21 or t12/

t22
Enable CCW
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
Fixed setpoints of the Fixed setpoints of

Fixed setpoint swiactive parameter set the active parametchover
selected
ter set selected
yes
yes
Parameter set
switchover1)
n11/n21
n13/n23
n12/n22
External setpoints
only
n11/n21
External setpoints
only
n12/n22
Parameter set 2
yes
no
1. Ramp (t11/t21)
active
2. Ramp (t12/t22)
active
yes
yes
/External error
External error
Error reset
Reset on positive edge ("0" to "1")
/Hold control
/Limit switch CW
/Limit switch CCW
Reference cam
Start reference
travel
Mains On detection
no
yes
yes
yes
Hold control active
no
yes
Right limit switch

reached
Not reached
no
yes
Left limit switch

reached
Not reached
no
yes
IPOS input
Activated
no
yes
Start referencing for

the application
module
no
yes
see P521 (page 123)
Ext. signal "Mains

on"
yes
yes
Vibration sensor
does not signal
warning
yes
yes
/Vibration error
Vibration sensor
reports error
Vibration sensor
does not report
error
yes
yes
/Oil aging warning
Oil aging sensor signals warning
Oil aging sensor

does not signal
warning
yes
yes
/Oil aging error
Oil aging sensor signals error
Oil aging sensor

does not signal
error
yes
yes
/Oil aging overtemOil aging sensor

perature
reports overtemperature
Oil aging sensor

does not signals
overtemperature
yes
yes
Oil aging sensor is

not ready for operation
Oil aging sensor is

ready for operation
yes
yes
Brake is worn
Brake is ok
yes
yes
Brake wear monitoring
P13x / P14x
(page 112)
P16x / P17x
(page 114)
P13x / P14x
(page 112)
P210
(page 116)
Function depending on the application module

Not activated
/Vibration warning Vibration sensor signals warning
Oil aging ready

signal
DI2
DI3
DI4
DI5
n13/n23
Parameter set 1
Speed ramp
switchover
see
P52x
(page 123)
1) Important for operating modes with encoder feedback: The parameter set must not be changed more often
than every two seconds.
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10.5.8 P7xx Control functions
All settings with regard to the fundamental control properties of the inverter are defined
within parameter group 7xx. These are all functions that the inverter executes automatically when activated. They affect how the inverter responds in certain operating modes.
INFORMATION
When using incremental encoders (resolver, push-pull TTL, RS422, sin/cos,
HIPERFACE single-turn), changing the parameter set invalidates the positions H510
and H511. If a valid position is to be maintained after the parameter set has been
changed, an absolute encoder (SSI, HIPERFACE multi-turn) must be used.
P70x Operating modes
P700 / P701 Operating mode 1 / 2
2 AUTO
1
This parameter is used to set the basic operating mode of the inverter for parameter sets
1 and 2. This includes in particular the definition of the motor system, encoder feedback
and corresponding control functions. When the inverters are delivered, their parameters
are set to the specific motor which matches the power of the inverter.
All operating modes can be set for parameter set 1. Only operating modes without encoder feedback can be set for parameter set 2 (see group 1). Without new startup, the
operating mode may only be changed within a group.
Group
P702 Motor category
Parameter set 1/2

P700 Operating mode 1
P701 Operating mode 2
"VFC"
"VFC & Group"
"VFC & Hoist"
"VFC & DC braking"
"VFC & flying start function"
"V/f characteristic curve"
"V/f & DC braking"
"VFC n-control"
"VFC-n-control & Group"
"VFC-n-control & Hoist"
"VFC n-control & IPOS"
"CFC"
"CFC & torque control"
"CFC & IPOS"
"Servo"
"Servo & torque control"
"Servo & IPOS"
Unit type and option
Motor
MOVIPRO SDC
DR without encoder
DR with incremental encoder

or HIPERFACE encoder
MOVIPRO SDC
+ encoder option
DR with incremental encoder

or HIPERFACE encoder
CMP with HIPERFACE
encoder or resolver
Setting range: Rotatory/Linear

This parameter is set automatically during startup. It shows the connected motor type.
AUTO
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P71x Standstill current
P710/P711 Standstill current 1/2
2
1
Setting range: 0 50 % IMot

The standstill current is used for injecting an adjustable current into the motor when the
motor is at a standstill and the brake is applied. The standstill current can be switched
off by "/controller inhibit = 0". This allows the following functions to be carried out:
At low ambient temperatures of the motor, it is possible to prevent the danger of condensation formation and freezing (in particular of the disk brake). Overheating the
motor must be avoided when setting the current. Recommendation: Motor housing
should be hand hot.
It is possible to perform a rapid motor start when standstill current is activated because the motor is kept in an excited state. This means the motor can be started without having to wait for the pre-magnetizing time. Recommendation: Set to 45 50
% for hoists.
The standstill current function is deactivated by P710/P711 = 0. The setting is made in

% of the rated motor current. The standstill current is monitored for P303/P313 Current
limit 1/2 (page 117) in any case.
In the "CFC" operating mode, if no other setting is made, the lowest magnetization
current according to the motor model is always used. If P710/P711 is set to a higher
value, this higher value applies.
This function does not have any effect in "Servo" operating mode. No current is impressed.
The rated magnetizing current will always be set for operating modes "VFC & Hoist",
and "VFC n-control & Hoist" if P710 is active.
Else, a rapid start will only take place if the set standstill current is greater than or
equal to the rated magnetizing current.
During the standstill current phase, the motor resistance is calibrated in the intervals of
the set premagnetization time if the standstill current was constant and greater than or
the same as the rated magnetizing current of the motor during the measurement interval. If a new enable takes place before expiration of the measurement interval, there will
be no calculation of a new resistance value. The existing resistance value will still be
used.
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P72x Setpoint stop
function
The setpoint stop function allows for an enable function created automatically by the inverter depending on the main setpoint. It results in an enable process with all necessary
functions, such as premagnetization, brake control, etc. It always requires an additional
enable via terminals.
"1"
/controller
inhibit
"0"
"1"
CW/stop
"0"
Enable/ "1"
stop
"0"
"1"
/Brake
"0"
nset min-1
120 Start
offset
Integrator
input
60
Stop
setpoint
0
nactual min-1
120
Integrator
output
60
Brake
release time
t11 up CW
Brake appliBrake
cation time release time
t11
Stop
ramp t 13
30
0
t11 down CW
Premagnetization
time
Brake application time
t11
t13
Premagnetization
time
t
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P720/P723 Setpoint stop function

1/2
2
1
P721/P724 Stop
setpoint 1/2
2
1
P722/P725 Start
offset 1/2
2
1
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In the "VFC & Hoist" operating mode, the minimum stop setpoint is internally limited to
16 rpm.
There is no enable for stop setpoint + start offset (start setpoint) > nmax.
Movement with nmin is never possible if the stop setpoint is > nmin.
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P73x Brake function
The power section is capable of controlling a brake installed on the motor. The brake
function acts on the binary output DB, which has the fixed assignment of the /Brake
function (24 V = brake released). In drives with encoder feedback (speed control), it is
possible to select between electrical holding of the load and mechanical application of
the brake in halt condition.
INFORMATION
The brake is always applied when "/Controller inhibit" = 0.
Enable
"1"
"0"
t
Premagnetization time
Brake
release time
n
n set
n start-stop
0
/BRAKE
"1"
"0"
Output stage in"1"

"0"
Rotary field in "1"
"0"
Brake appl.
time
Post-magentization time
t
t
t
t
t
t
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P730/P733 Brake
function 1/2
2
1
P731 / P734 Brake

release time 1 / 2
2 AUTO
1
P732 / P735 Brake

application time 1 /
2
2 AUTO
1
This function determines whether the brake is to be activated when the enable is withdrawn (enable = "0"). The brake is always active in controlled hoist operation.
The brake release time of the matching motor is set as the factory setting.
This parameter determines how long the motor will remain at a standstill after expiration
of the premagnetizing time and how much time the brake has to release.
The brake application time of the matching motor is set as the factory setting.
Serves to set the time required for application of the mechanical brake. This parameter
prevents a sagging of the drive (particularly in hoists).
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P74x Speed skip
The skip window center and skip width are values and automatically have an effect on
positive and negative setpoints when activated. The function is deactivated by setting
the skip width to 0.
Output speed
P741/P743
P740/P742
n setpoint
n setpoint
positive and negative
Ramps
t11/t12
n setpoint
(integrator
input)
n setpoint
(integrator
output)
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The "Speed skip" function makes it possible to prevent the motor speed from remaining
within a certain speed window. This suppresses vibration and noise, in particular in machines with pronounced mechanical resonance.
P740/P742 Skip
window center 1/2
2
1
P741 / P743 Skip

width 1 / 2
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10.5.9 P8xx Unit functions
P80x Setup
P802 Factory setting
Setting range: No / standard / delivery condition

You can use P802 to reset the factory settings stored in the EPROM for almost all parameters.
INFORMATION
The "Standard" setting overwrites almost all parameter values; the setting "Delivery
condition" overwrites all parameter values. Save the set parameter values with
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio before you start resetting the parameters. After resetting,
it is necessary to adapt the altered parameter values and terminal assignments to
meet the requirements.
The following data are not reset when "Standard" is selected:

Application module
P20x Speed control (page 114)
P210 P-gain hold controller (page 116)
P30x/P31x Limits 1/2 (page 117)
P32x/P33x Motor compensation 1/2 (page 118)
P344 Motor protection interval (page 121)
P345/P346 IN-UL monitoring 1/2 (page 121)
P53x Motor temperature protection (page 124)
P70x Operating modes (page 128)
P73x Brake function (page 131)
P905 Hiperface offset (motor) (page 141)
P910 Gain X controller (page 142)
P94x IPOS encoder (page 145)
Error memory
Statistical data
The "Delivery condition" setting also resets the data listed above.
"8.8.8" appears on the 7-segment display during the reset. The previous operating status of the inverter appears on the display after the factory settings have been restored.
P802 automatically reverts to "No".
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P803 Parameter
lock
INFORMATION
Startup is not possible when P803 is set to ON.
By setting P803 to "ON", you can prevent any modification of parameters. The parameter lock does not have any effect on the following parameters:
P803 Parameter lock
P840 Manual reset
P876 PO data enable
This makes sense, for example, after the power section setting has been optimized.
P803 must be set to "OFF" to enable changes to parameters again.
P804 Reset statistics data
Setting range: No / error memory / kWh counter / operating hours

P804 permits reset of the statistics data stored in the EEPROM, namely the error memory, kilowatt-hour meter and operating hours counter. This data is not affected when selecting "Standard" for P802 Factory setting.
P82x Brake operation

P820/P821 4quadrant operation 1/2

This setting is only taken into account in operating modes without encoder feedback
(VFC, V/f); 4-quadrant operation is assumed in all other operating modes. P820/P821
enables 4-quadrant operation to be switched on and off for parameter sets 1/2. 4-quadrant operation is possible if a braking resistor is connected to MOVIPRO (CCW/CW;
motor/regenerative). P820/P821 must be set to "OFF" if there is no braking resistor connected to MOVIPRO, which means regenerative operation is not possible. In these operating modes, MOVIPRO attempts to extend the deceleration ramp so the regenerated power is not too great and the DC link voltage remains below the switch-off threshold.
Despite the fact that the deceleration ramps are automatically extended by MOVIPRO,
it is possible that the regenerated power during braking may be too great, leading to
MOVIPRO switching itself off and issuing error message F07 (DC link overvoltage). In
this case you have to extend the deceleration ramps manually.
P83x error
responses
The following responses can be programmed:

Response
Description
No response
Neither an error is displayed nor an error response is performed. The signaled

error is ignored.
Display error
The error is displayed (on the 7-segment display and in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio). The unit performs no other error responses. The error can be reset (terminal, fieldbus, auto reset).
Immediate stop/malfunc- The inverter switches off immediately and an error is signaled. The output stage
tion
is inhibited and the brake is applied. The ready signal is revoked. A restart is
only possible after an error reset has been performed during which the inverter
is reinitialized.
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the stop speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake is applied.
The error is signaled immediately. The ready signal is revoked. A restart is only
possible after an error reset has been performed during which the inverter is
reinitialized.
Rapid stop/malfunction
speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake is applied. The
error is signaled immediately. The ready signal is revoked. A restart is only possible after an error reset has been performed during which the inverter is reinitialized.
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Response
Description
Immediate stop/warning The inverter switches off immediately and an error is signaled. The output stage
is inhibited and the brake is applied. The ready signal is not revoked. The drive
restarts without unit re-initialization if the error is rectified by an internal procedure or by an error reset.
Emergency stop/warning The drive is braked with the set emergency stop ramp t14/t24 (page 113). Once
the stop speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake applied.
The error is signaled immediately. The ready signal is not revoked. The drive
restarts without unit re-initialization if the error is rectified by an internal procedure or by an error reset.
Rapid stop/warning
P830 Response to
External error
P832 Response to
"Motor overload"
P834 Response to
"Lag error"
speed is reached, the output stage is inhibited and the brake applied. The error
is signaled immediately. The ready signal is not revoked. The drive restarts without unit re-initialization if the error is rectified by an internal procedure or by an
error reset.
Factory setting: Emergency stop/malfunction

The error is only triggered in the ENABLED inverter status. P830 programs the error response that is triggered by an input terminal programmed to "/EXT.ERROR".
P832 programs the error response that is triggered in the event of motor overload. Make
one of the following settings to monitor motor overload:
P340 Motor protection 1 (page 119) to "ON asynchronous motor"
P340 Motor protection 1 (page 119) to "ON servomotor" and P530 Sensor type 1
(page 124) to "KTY"
Lag error response only with application module.

P834 programs the error response which is triggered via the lag error monitoring function of an application module.
P835 Response to
"TF signal"
AUTO
Factory setting: No response

P835 programs the error response which is triggered by the temperature sensor monitoring of the TF or TH which may be incorporated in the motor winding.
P836 Response to
"Timeout SBus 1"
P838 Response to
"SW limit switch"
P839 Response to
"Positioning interruption"
P836 programs the error response that is triggered by system bus timeout monitoring.
P838 programs the error response executed by the inverter if a target position for a referenced drive is outside the software limit switch. The software limit switches are set via
parameters P920/P921 (page 143).
Factory setting: No response
If P924 "Positioning interruption" detection (page 144) is set to "On", the response set
here is triggered when a positioning sequence is interrupted.
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P84x Reset behavior
P840 Manual reset
P841 Auto reset
Yes: The error in the power section is reset. P840 automatically reverts to "No" after
the reset. Activating manual reset does not have any effect if there is no error present.
No: No reset.
DANGER
Risk of crushing if the motor starts up automatically after an auto reset.
Do not use auto reset with drives where an automatic restart represents a danger
to people or units.
Perform a manual reset.
On: The auto reset function is activated. In case of an error, this function automatically resets the unit after P842 Restart time. A maximum of five auto resets is possible during an auto reset phase. If five errors occur that are reset by an auto reset, no
more auto resets are possible until:
a manual reset is performed using the input terminal,
a manual reset is performed using the serial interface (MOVITOOLS MotionStudio, higher-level controller),
there is a transition to 24 V backup mode, or the inverter is switched off.
Five automatic resets are then possible.
P842 Restart time
Off: No auto reset.
P842 is used to set the waiting time between the moment an error occurs and the execution of an automatic reset.
P85x Scaling
actual speed value
Scaling actual speed value defines a user-specific display parameter P001 User display
(page 109). For example, the user display is to be shown in s-1. Such a setting requires
a scaling factor of 1/60. This means the numerator scaling factor has to be set to 1 and
the denominator scaling factor to 60. The scaling unit s-1 is entered in P852 User-defined unit.
Actual
speed
-1
(1500 min )
P850 1
=
P851 60
001
USER
25
[1/s]
P852
279044491
P850 Scaling factor numerator
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Setting range: 1 65535
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P851 Scaling factor denominator
Setting range: 1 65535
P852 User-defined
unit
Factory setting: rpm

Up to eight ASCII characters; is displayed in P001 User display (page 109).
P86x Modulation
P860/P861 PWM
frequency 1/2
1
P862 / P863 PWM

fix 1/2
1
Setting range: 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 kHz

P860/P861 can be used in VFC mode to set the switching frequency at the inverter output for parameter set 1/2. The inverter automatically switches back to lower switching
frequencies when the unit utilization reaches a specific level if the clock frequency for
parameter set 1/2 is not fixed to the set value using P862/P863 PWM fixed 1/2
(page 137). The modulation frequency reduces switching losses in the output stage and,
consequently, unit utilization.
On: Use P862/P863 = "ON" for parameter sets 1/2 to fix the PWM frequency set with
P860/P861 PWM frequency 1/2 when an automatic reduction of the PWM frequency
is undesirable (e.g. when output filters are used).
Off: MOVIPRO automatically reduces the set output frequency (down to a minimum
of 4 kHz) when there is a high level of thermal load on the output stage to avoid a
switch-off with the "Unit utilization" error.
P864 PWM frequency CFC
Setting range: 4 / 8 / 16 kHz

P864 can be used in "CFC" and "Servo" operating mode to set the switching frequency
at the inverter output for parameter set 1. The cycle frequency is set to a fixed value and
is not automatically reduced with high unit utilization.
P87x Process data description

P870/P871/P872
Setpoint description PO1/PO2/PO3
P870/P871/P872 define the content of the process output data words PO1/PO2/PO3.
This is necessary so that the power section can allocate the appropriate setpoints.
Setpoint description
Factory setting
P870 Setpoint description PO1
Control word 1
Setpoint speed
Ramp
The following PO assignments are available:

Assignment
Description
No function
The content of the process output data word is ignored.
Setpoint speed
Setpoint speed in rpm
Set current
Current setpoint selection (for torque control)
Set position low
Setpoint position low word
Set position high
Setpoint position high word
Max. speed
Maximum system speed (P302 / P312)
Max. current
Current limitation in % of IN of the inverter (P303/P313)
Slip speed
Slip compensation (P324/P334)
Ramp
Ramp time for setpoint selection
Control word 1
Control signals for start/stop, etc.
Control word 2
Control signals for start/stop, etc.
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Assignment
Description
Setpoint speed
[%]
Selection of a speed setpoint in % of nmax
IPOS PO data
Specification of a 16-bit coded value for IPOSplus (application module only)
See the "Fieldbus unit profile with parameter list" manual for detailed explanations.
P873/P874/P875
Actual value
description PI1/
PI2/PI3
P873/P874/P875 define the content of the process input data words PI1/PI2/PI3. This is
necessary so MOVIPRO can allocate the appropriate actual values.
Actual value description
Factory setting
P873 Actual value description PI1
Status word 1
Actual speed
Output current
The following PI assignments are available:

Assignment
Description
No function
The content of the process input data word is 0000hex
Actual speed
Current speed actual value of the drive in min-1
Output current
Present output current of the system in % of IN.
Active current
Present active current of the system in % of IN:

Positive sign = positive torque
Negative sign = negative torque
Actual position low1)
Current actual position low word
Actual pos. high1)
Present actual position high word
Status word 1
Status information of the inverter
Status word 2
Actual speed [%]
Current actual speed value in % of nmax
IPOS PI-DATA
Feedback of a 16-bit coded value for IPOSplus (application modules only).
Status word 3
The actual position is read from P941

Actual position source (page 145).
1) Both assignments must always be set.
See the "Fieldbus unit profile with parameter list" manual for a detailed explanation.
P876 PO data
enable
On: The process output data that was last sent from the fieldbus controller becomes
effective.
Off: The last valid process output data remain in effect.

NOTE: If the process data assignment is changed, P876 is automatically set to "Off".
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10.5.10 P9xx IPOS parameters
The IPOSplus parameters can only be used in connection with an application module.
DANGER
Risk of crushing if the motor starts up unintentionally.
P90x IPOS reference travel
Ensure that the motor cannot start unintentionally.

Note that modifying these parameters without knowledge of the IPOSplus program, which may be active, can cause unexpected movements and place unwanted loads on the mechanical driveline. It is essential that you are familiar with
the IPOSplus manual to make the setting for these parameters.
The purpose of reference travel is to establish a machine zero to which all absolute positioning commands refer. It is possible to select from various reference travel strategies
in P903 Reference travel type (page 140). These strategies define appropriate travel
modes, for example to search for a reference cam. Using the reference point determined
by reference travel, the machine zero point can be changed using P900 Reference offset (page 139) according to the following equation:
Machine zero = reference point + reference offset
The speeds of the travel movements required on the basis of the reference travel type
are set using P901 Reference speed 1 (page 139) and P902 Reference speed 2
(page 139).
P900 Reference
offset
Setting range: (2311) 0 (2311)

Reference offset (zero offset) is used to determine the machine zero. The following applies:
The reference offset always refers to the encoder set via P941 Source actual position
(page 145).
This encoder can be a motor encoder, an external encoder or a DIP encoder. The corresponding actual positions are indicated by IPOSplus variables.
H510 Actual position external encoder
H511 Actual position motor encoder
The reference offset is activated again after reference travel has been completed successfully.
INFORMATION
In case of reference travel of a drive system with HIPERFACE encoder, the value of
P905 is recalculated and overwritten by the reference travel.
P901 Reference
speed 1
P902 Reference
speed 2

Reference speed 1 determines the travel speed for the first part of the reference travel.
Speed change always takes place via stop ramp t13 (page 113). The search directions
during reference travel are determined by the respective reference travel type. The
speed is in effect until the reference cam has been reached.
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Reference speed 2 determines the travel speed for the second part of the reference
travel. Speed change always takes place via stop ramp t13 (page 113). The search directions during reference travel are determined by the respective reference travel type.
The speed is used from the time the drive moves away from the reference cam to when
it reaches the first zero pulse.
P903 Reference
travel type
Setting range: 0 8
The reference travel type specifies the reference travel strategy that is used to establish
the machine zero of a machine.
This setting also defines the search direction for the reference cam in the individual referencing phases.
Use parameter P904 Referencing to zero pulse (page 141) to determine if the reference
travel takes place to the edge change of the reference cam or the next zero pulse of the
encoder.
Prerequisite for execution of reference travel is a drive that is ready and enabled with
the exception of reference travel type 8.
There are also types available that can function without a reference cam.
Type 0: Left zero pulse

First search direction is CCW.
Reference position = Left zero pulse from current position
Type 1: CW end of the reference cam

Reference position = First zero pulse or falling edge to the left of the reference
cam
Type 2: CW end of the reference cam

First search direction is CW.
Reference position = First zero pulse or falling edge to the right of the reference
cam
Type 3: Limit switch right

Reference position = First zero pulse or falling edge to the left of the right limit
switch.
Reference travel should take place to zero pulse.
Type 4: Limit switch left

Reference position = First zero pulse or falling edge to the right of the left limit
switch.
Reference travel should take place to zero pulse.
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Type 5: No reference travel

Reference position = current position
Machine zero = reference offset
Type 6: Reference cam flush with right limit switch

Reference position = First zero pulse or falling edge to the left of the reference
cam
INFORMATION: Reference cam and limit switches must be flush.
Type 7: Reference cam flush with left limit switch

Reference position = First zero pulse or falling edge to the right of the reference
cam
INFORMATION: Reference cam and limit switches must be flush.
Type 8: Resetting of encoder position for drive not ready for operation
Reference travel can take place when the drive is not enabled.
Reference position = current position
Machine zero = reference offset
P904 Reference
travel to zero pulse
P905 Hiperface
offset (motor)
Yes: Reference travel takes place to the zero pulse of the selected IPOSplus encoder.
No: Reference travel takes place to the falling edge of the reference cam.

This parameter is used to specify the zero point of the motor encoder display.
Use this parameter to define the machine zero without reference travel. It adds or subtracts the offset from the encoder value. P905 has an effect on the actual position of the
motor encoder H511:
H511 = Encoder value P905
The actual position is determined directly after the values have been entered. A
HIPERFACE multi-turn encoder must be referenced once, a HIPERFACE single-turn
encoder must always be referenced.
INFORMATION
In case of reference travel of a drive system with HIPERFACE encoder, the value of
P905 is recalculated and overwritten by the reference travel.
The following applies:
P905 = Encoder value P900
P906 Cam distance
The parameter contains the number of increments from the reference cam to the zero
pulse of the motor encoder. The cam distance is displayed after a successful reference
travel. Ideally, it is half of the encoder resolution after 4-fold evaluation. Relocate the
cam if necessary.
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P91x IPOS travel parameters
P910 Gain X controller
P911/912 Positioning ramp 1/2
P913/P914 Travel
speed CW/CCW
Setting range: 0.1 0,5 32

Setting value for the P controller of the position control loop in IPOSplus. The value from
P210 P gain hold controller (page 116) is adopted here in the default setting.
Setting range: 0.01 1 20 s
Value set for the ramp used during the positioning operation. The same ramp (positioning ramp 1) is always used for acceleration and deceleration when P916 Ramp type
(page 142) is set to "Sine" or "Squared". For a "linear" ramp type, deceleration will be
set depending on P917 Ramp mode (page 143):
P917 = Mode 1: Deceleration for travel to target position (spot braking) only takes
place with positioning ramp 2. Positioning ramp 1 is used for all other positioning operations.
P917 = Mode 2: Positioning ramp 2 is always used for deceleration if the travel speed
is changed during travel. Positioning ramp 1 is used for acceleration.

Specifies the speed used for positioning. The setting must be adjusted to the maximum
motor speed.
INFORMATION
P302/P312 Maximum speed 1/2 (page 117) limits P913/P914; always set P302/P312
to a value greater (about 10 %) than P913/P914 to prevent lag errors.
P915 Velocity precontrol
Setting range: 199.99 0 100 199.99%

When the setting is 100 %, the drive moves at an optimum speed with a linear speed
profile. If a value less than 100% is specified, a larger gap between position setpoint and
actual position occurs (lag distance) during a positioning operation. This results in a
"soft" run-in to the target position for the acceleration procedure.
INFORMATION
Parameter P915 is only in effect with the "linear" and "jerk limited" ramp types. The
function has no effect for the ramp types "Sine" and "Squared".
P916 Ramp type
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This parameter specifies the type of positioning ramp. This influences the speed or acceleration characteristics during positioning.
Ramp type
Positioning characteristics
Linear
Optimum time, however block-shaped acceleration characteristic
Square
Softer acceleration and higher torque demand than "linear".
Sine
Very soft acceleration profile, required torque higher than with "Squared"
acceleration profile.
Bus ramp
Setting for operation of drive inverter with master controller. This controller
generates a cyclical position setpoint that is written directly to the position controller. The ramp generator is deactivated. The position specifications sent
cyclically by the external controller are interpolated linearly. For configuration,
one process output data word must be set to "position high" and another one
to "position low".
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P917 Ramp mode
Ramp type
Positioning characteristics
Jerk limitation
Jerk limitation is based on the principle of the linear ramp. For jerk limitation,
the torque and, therefore, the acceleration is trapezoidal. Over time, jerk limitation builds up the torque in linear form during acceleration until the maximum
value is reached. In the same way, the torque is reduced again over time in linear form to zero. This means that system vibrations can be virtually avoided.
You can set a value between 0.005 s and 2 s underP933 Jerk time (page 144).
The positioning time in comparison to the linear ramp is extended by the set
jerk time. The acceleration and torque do not increase in comparison with the
linear ramp.
Setting range: Mode 1/mode 2

This parameter determines the use of P912 Positioning ramp 2 (page 142) with ramp
type set to "linear".
P918 Bus setpoint

source
P917 = Mode 1: Deceleration for travel to target position (spot braking) takes place
with Positioning ramp 2. Positioning ramp 1 is used for all other positioning operations. If position interpolation 12 bit or 16 bit is active, it runs in mode 1 without dead
time compensation.
P917 = Mode 2: Positioning ramp 2 is always used for deceleration if the travel speed
is changed during travel. Positioning ramp 1 is used for acceleration. If position interpolation 12 bit or 16 bit is active, it runs in mode 1 without dead time compensation.
Setting range: 0 499 1023

In conjunction with EtherCAT, parameter P918 can be used to set the source for the setpoint in IPOSplus.
P92x IPOS monitoring

P920/P921 SW
limit switch CW/
CCW

The software limit switches let the user limit the range in which travel commands are accepted. This is implemented via software. The limits of the movement range are specified using these two parameters. If P941 Source actual position (page 145) is set to "motor encoder" or "external encoder", then these do not take effect until after performance
of a reference travel. If the software limit switches are in effect, the system checks
whether the target position H492 of the current travel command is beyond the software
limit switches. If the target position is beyond the range limited by the limit switches, the
travel command will not be executed. The drive responds according to the error response set in P838 error response to SW limit switch (page 135). If P838 is set to "../
warning" or ".../error", then error message "A1.F78" (IPOS SW limit switch) is generated.
The software limit switches are only monitored in the "...& IPOS" operating modes.
If P838 is set to ".../error", then the drive with incremental encoder is no longer referenced after an error reset whereas a drive with absolute encoder is still referenced.
If the drive is not referenced, the software limit switches have no effect. They are only
activated again after the drive has been referenced.
If P838 is set to ".../warning", the drive will remain referenced after the reset. The drive
can move past the target specified due to the mass moment of inertia of the machine or
if the parameter settings are set incorrectly in the controller. Software limit switches cannot prevent this from happening.
Deactivation: Set both parameter values to 0 for endless travel so that the software limit
switch function is deactivated.
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P922 Position window
P923 Lag error

window
Setting range: 0 50 32 767 incr.

The parameter defines a distance range (position window) around the target position of
a travel or stop command. The "Axis in position = Yes" condition applies if a drive is inside the position window around the current target position (H492). The "Axis in position"
information is used as a final condition for waiting positioning commands.
Setting range: 0 5000 231 1 incr.
The lag error window defines a permitted difference between the setpoint and actual position value. If the permitted value is exceeded, a lag error response will be triggered.
You can set the responses with P834 Response to lag error (page 135).
Deactivation: Set value = 0 deactivates lag error monitoring
P924 Positioning
interruption detection

This parameter determines whether the positioning process is monitored for interruptions (enable signal revoked). The response is set in P839 Response to "Positioning interruption" (page 135).
P93x IPOS special functions

P930 Override

The override function makes it possible to change the travel speed for positioning operations which is programmed in the IPOSplus program. The speed can be altered within
the range from 0 to 150 % of the specifically programmed speed. This requires an analog input, with 0 to 150 % corresponding to 0 10 V at the analog input. The maximum
speed value is limited by P302/P312 Maximum speed 1/2 (page 117).
P933 Jerk time
Setting range: 0,005 2 s

The jerk time indicates the duration of the torque formation. The positioning time in comparison to the linear ramp is extended by the set jerk time. Make sure that P911/P912
Positioning ramp 1/2 (page 142) is of a greater or equal value:
P933 P911
P933 P912
If this is not true, torque formation still has a trapezoidal shape with the set jerk time not
being the time for the torque formation.
P938 IPOS speed

task 1
Setting range: 0 9 additional assembler commands/ms

The standard setting for task 1 is "1". The speed can be increased by up to 9 additional
assembler commands per millisecond with P938. P938 and P939 IPOS speed task 2
(page 145) share the resources for the speed increase; that is, task 1 and task 2 together can be assigned a total of 9 additional assembler commands per millisecond. Example:
Task 1 + 2 additional assembler commands/ms = 3 assembler commands/ms
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P938 IPOS speed
task 2
Setting range: 0 9 additional assembler commands/ms

The standard setting for task 2 is "2". The speed can be increased by up to 9 additional
assembler commands per millisecond with P939. P939 and P938 IPOS speed task 1
(page 144) share the resources for the speed increase; that is, task 1 and task 2 together can be assigned a total of 9 additional assembler commands per millisecond. Example:
P94x IPOS encoder

P941 Source of
actual position
P948 Automatic
encoder replacement detection
Setting range: Motor encoder / Ext. Encoder

Defines the encoder to which the application module positions.
This parameter is only effective with HIPERFACE encoders.
On: A replaced HIPERFACE encoder is detected. Reference travel is required before the "IPOS referenced" bit is set.
Off: The HIPERFACE encoder is always referenced. The "IPOS referenced" bit is
set.
NOTE: If P948 is switched off and on again, the "IPOS referenced" bit is set to "0"
once you have restarted the MOVIPRO. Reference travel is necessary to rest the
"IPOS referenced" bit to "1".
P96x IPOS modulo

function
The IPOSplus modulo function is used for endless positioning, for example with circular
indexing tables or chain conveyors.
P960 Modulo function
Setting range: Off / Short / CW / CCW
P961 Modulo
numerator
Off: The modulo function is deactivated.
In short: The "short travel" modulo function is active. The drive moves from the actual
position to the target position taking the shortest possible route. Both directions of rotation are possible.
Right: The "CW" modulo function is active. The drives moves from its actual position
to the target position with a "CW" direction of rotation, even if this means moving a
longer distance. The "CCW" direction of rotation is not possible.
CCW: The "CCW" modulo function is active. The drives moves from its actual position to the target position with a "CCW" direction of rotation, even if this means moving a longer distance. The "CW" direction of rotation is not possible.
Setting range: 1 (2311)

Simulation of the gear unit by entering the number of teeth of the gear unit and the additional gear.
Modulo numerator = Numerator gear unit i numerator additional gear i
P962 Modulo
denominator
Setting range: 1 (2311)

Simulation of the gear unit by entering the number of teeth of the gear unit and the additional gear.
Modulo denominator = Denominator gear unit i denominator additional gear i
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P963 Modulo
encoder resolution
Setting range: 1 4096 65535

Resolution of the selected IPOSplus encoder system in increments.
The IPOSplus encoder resolution for positioning to the motor encoder is set to 4096 increments (prerequisite is an encoder resolution of 512 to 2048).
10.6

The encoder option is parameterized during startup (see section "Encoder configuration" (page 83)). You have to specify the encoder connected to MOVIPRO and the corresponding resolution.
In addition you can make adjustments in the parameter tree, e.g. the counting direction
or the clock rate.
3030061067
Parameter
Description
Encoder type
The encoder set via the startup of the MOVIPRO is displayed
Encoder scaling
numerator
The numerator of the encoder scaling set via the startup of the MOVIPRO is displayed
Encoder scaling
denominator
The denominator of the encoder scaling set via the startup of the MOVIPRO is displayed
Counting direction
Defines the counting direction of the connected encoder. Make the settings so that the
encoder counts in positive direction when the motor shaft turns clockwise.
Position mode
With overflow counter:

Encoder overflows are counted and an internal 32-bit position is generated in the
inverter
Single-turn absolute position:
Only via single-turn absolute encoder. The position is displayed according to the
encoder information. Encoder overflows are not counted
Linear operation:
The position is displayed according to the encoder information. Encoder overflows
are not counted
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Parameter
Description
Encoder monitoring motor
NO:
Wire break between frequency inverter and motor encoder is not detected directly.
In case of a defective connection, error F08 speed monitoring will be issued in
enabled state unless it was deactivated.
YES:
Wire break between frequency inverter and motor encoder will be detected directly
when using sin/cos encoders and TTL encoders. The error message "F14
Encoder error" will be issued in case of an error. This error will also be generated
in inhibited state.
NOTE Encoder monitoring is not a safety-relevant function. If you use a HIPERFACE
encoder, encoder monitoring is always active (for the track too) irrespective of the setting in P504 .
Position offset
Setting range: (-231 ... 0 ... 231-1)

The position offset only has to be set on incremental encoders. For other encoders, its
should be set to "0".
NOTE The position value will be recalculated and overwritten automatically after successful completion of the reference travel.
SSI clock rate
Setting range: 125, 250, 500, 1000, 2000 kHz

This parameter defines the cycle frequency at which absolute encoder information is
transmitted from the encoder to the inverter.
EnDAT clock rate
Setting range: 125, 250, 500, 1000, 2000 kHz

This parameter defines the cycle frequency at which absolute encoder information is
transmitted from the encoder to the inverter.
CANopen baud
rate
Setting range: 125, 250, 500 kBaud, 1 MBaud

This parameter determines the transmission speed of the CAN bus.
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Service
Unit replacement
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11
Service
11.1
Unit replacement
11.1.1 Notes on replacing units

The MOVIPRO unit allows for a quick unit replacement. The MOVIPRO unit is
equipped with a replaceable memory card on which all unit data can be stored.
If a unit has to be replaced, the plant can be started up again quickly by simply re-plugging the memory card.
After the startup procedure, you have to download the unit data to the memory card.
INFORMATION
Observe the following notes when replacing a unit:
Only insert the memory card when the MOVIPRO unit is switched off.
After the replacement, the parameters last saved on the SD card are used.
If an absolute encoder is used as motor encoder or synchronous encoder, you
have to perform a reference travel during initial startup or after a unit or encoder
replacement.
If you an encoder with HIPERFACE interface, a unit or encoder replacement is
detected automatically and the "IPOS reference" is reset.
If you use an encoder with SSI interface, you have to adapt the encoder position to
the mechanical plant conditions via a reference travel.
11.1.2 Replacing units

Proceed as follows to replace the MOVIPRO:
1. Perform a data backup now if you are not certain whether the current unit parameterization is stored on the SD card.
2. Disconnect the MOVIPRO unit from the power supply and remove it from the system.
3. Remove the memory card of the unit via the service cover plate on the MOVIPRO
housing cover.
4. Insert the memory card into a new MOVIPRO unit via the service cover plate.
5. Install the new MOVIPRO unit in the system and connect it to the power supply.
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Service
Unit replacement
11
6. Switch on the new MOVIPRO unit.
7-segment display:
Status LED S2: Flashes green/orange
Restoring the data backup of the communication and control unit.

This can take several minutes.
Do not switch off the MOVIPRO unit during this time.
7-segment display:
Status LED S2: Flashes green

Status LED S3: Lights up green
The data of the communication and control unit has been restored. Perform a DC 24 V reset
by switching the MOVIPRO off and then back on again.
7-segment display:
Boot sequence in progress.
7-segment display:

Restoring the data backup of the power section.
7-segment display:
3 seconds

The data backup has been completely restored.

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7. Now the parameters stored on the card are available. If you want the new
MOVIPRO unit to have a different parameter set, change the parameter set now,
and save the changes on the memory card after startup.
8. For applications with motor encoder or synchronous encoder, you have to perform a
reference travel.
149
Service
Encoder exchange
11
11.2
Encoder exchange
11.2.1 Replacing incremental encoders

Incremental encoders for positioning always require a reference travel after startup. This
is why there are no special measures required in the event of a unit or encoder (motor)
replacement.
11.2.2 Replacing absolute encoders.
MOVIPRO stores the position of absolute encoders with 32 bit. This allows for representing a larger absolute area than with an encoder with typical 12 bits in the single-turn
range and 12 bits in the multi-turn range. However, this also means that you must reference the encoder in case of a unit or encoder (motor) replacement.
11.2.3 Replacing linear encoder systems
If you replace an absolute linear encoder system without encoder overflow in such a way
that the encoder system provides the same values as before the replacement, a reference travel is not required.
11.2.4 Replacing HIPERFACE encoders
With HIPERFACE encoders, you can use parameter P948 to specify whether or not a
reference travel is required after an encoder replacement.
11.3
Service unit
The service unit is used for startup, diagnostics, and maintenance of the MOVIPRO
unit. It is equipped with a status display and a service interface
The following figure shows the service unit:
[2]
[3]
[4]
[1]
[1] Service unit

[2] Status indication
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[3] Ethernet service interface (Ethernet RJ45)
[4] Status LED
Service
MOVIPRO SDC error list
11
Status display and LED

The status display and the LED show status or error messages and allow for a quick
evaluation of the current status of MOVIPRO.
For configuration and maintenance purposes, the unit is equipped with an Ethernet service interface that connects MOVIPRO to an engineering PC.
11.4
Standard IP address
Subnetwork mask
192.168.10.4
255.255.255.0

The factory set error response is listed in the "Response (P)" column. "(P)" means that
the response can be set with parameter P83_error response.
Error
Code Designation
00
Suberror
Response (P) Code
Possible cause
1
Overcurrent
Immediate disconnection
Output stage
VCE monitoring or
undervoltage monitor-
ing of the unit driver

Inverter remains in
hardware current limit
03
Ground fault
DC link voltage too

high in 4Q operation
Brake chopper
1
06
Line phase
failure
Immediate dis0
connection
0
07
DC link overvoltage
Short circuit at output

Motor too large
Faulty output stage
Ramp limit is deactivated
and set ramp time is too
short
Braking resistance value
too low
Short circuit in the braking
resistor circuit
Too much regenerative

power
Braking resistor circuit
interrupted
Short circuit in the braking
resistor circuit
Brake resistance too high
Brake chopper defective
Rectify the short circuit

Connect a smaller motor
Consult SEW Service if the
output stage is defective.
Extend the ramp time
Check technical data of
braking resistor
Check the supply cable of
the braking resistor
Immediate dis0
connection
0
04
Measure
No error
0
01
Designation
1
Extend deceleration ramps

Check supply cable to
braking resistor
braking resistor
Replace MOVIPRO if the
brake chopper is defective
DC link voltage periodi- Phase failure

cally too low
Check the line cable
DC link voltage too

high in 2Q operation
DC link voltage too high
Extend deceleration ramps

Check supply cable to the
braking resistor
braking resistor
151
Service
11
Error
Code Designation
Suberror
Response (P) Code
0
3
08
Speed monitoring
Immediate disconnection (P)
0
09
Startup
Immediate dis- 1
connection
2
Designation
Possible cause
Inverter in current limit

or in slip limit
"Actual speed" system
limit exceeded.
Speed difference
between ramp setpoint and actual value
for 2 ramp time

higher than expected
slip
Maximum rotating field

speed exceeded
Maximum rotating field
frequency (with VFC

max 150 Hz and V/f
max 600 Hz) exceeded
11
152
IPOS-ILLOP
Emergency
stop
Reduce load
Increase delay time setting
(P501 or P503).
Check encoder connection, swap A/A and B/B
pairs if necessary
Check encoder voltage
supply
Check current limitation
Extend ramps if necessary
Check motor cable and
motor
Check line phases
Perform the startup for the

The inverter has not been
respective operating mode or
Wrong operating mode started up for the selected
operating mode or the encoder start up the encoder.
selected
data has not been loaded yet.
Wrong encoder type or
defective encoder card
Incorrect command
detected during execution
of the IPOSplus program
Incorrect conditions during
command execution
Heat sink temperature Thermal overload of inverter

too high or defective
temperature sensor
Overtemperature
switched-mode power
supply
Overtempera- Emergency
ture
stop (P)
Measure
Startup missing
Invalid IPOSplus com-

mand
10
Speed/current controller (in

VFC operating mode without encoder) operating at
setting limit due to mechanical overload or phase failure in the power system or
motor.
Encoder not connected correctly or incorrect direction
of rotation
nmax is exceeded during
torque control.
In operating mode VFC:
Output frequency > 150 Hz
In operating mode V/f: Output frequency > 600 Hz
Check the content of the

program memory and, if
necessary, correct.
Load the correct program
into the program memory
Reload the application
module
Reduce load and/or ensure

adequate cooling
Service
Error
Code Designation
14
Encoder
Suberror
Response (P) Code
Designation
Possible cause
Encoder not connected, defective

encoder, defective
encoder cable
25
Motor encoder error

Speed range exceeded
Encoder exceeds 6542
rpm
26
Motor encoder error

Card is defective.
Error in the quadrant
evaluation.
27
Encoder error
encoder connection or
encoder is defective
28
Encoder error Communication error

RS485 channel.
29
External encoder error

Communication error
RS485 channel
30
Measure
Encoder cable or shield not Check encoder cable and

shield for correct connection,
connected correctly
short circuit and broken wire.
Short circuit/broken
encoder wire
Encoder defective
Unknown encoder type

on the external
encoder/motor
encoder
31
Plausibility error of
HIPERFACE on the
external encoder/motor
encoder
Increments have been
lost.
32
HIPERFACE motor
encoder error
HIPERFACE encoder
on motor encoder
reports an error
33
HIPERFACE external encoder error

HIPERFACE encoder
on external encoder
reports an error
34
Revolver motor
encoder error
Encoder connection or
encoder is defective.
17
0
0
"Stack overflow" error Inverter electronics disrupted,

"Stack underflow" error possibly due to effect of EMC
18
19
"External NMI" error
20
"Undefined opcode"
error
22
Immediate dis- 0
connection
0
23
"Illegal instruction
access" error
24
"Illegal external bus

access" error
21
System malfunction
11
Check grounding and

shielding and improve, if
necessary
Consult SEW service if the
error occurs again
"Protection fault" error

"Illegal word operand
access" error
153
Service
11
Error
Code Designation
25
26
EEPROM
Suberror
Response (P) Code
Rapid stop
External termi- Emergency

nal
stop (P)
No limit
switches
Emergency
stop
11
NV memory read error

Internal NVRAM
13
NV memory chip card

System module defective
14
NV memory chip card

Memory card defective
16
NV memory initialization error
29
Limit switch
contacted
Emergency
stop
30
Emergency
stop
Timeout
Immediate dis0
connection
TF/TH sensor No response

tripped
(P)
External terminal
Read external error signal via

programmable input
A limit switch has been reached

in IPOSplus mode (only with
application module).
Check travel range

Correct operator program
Emergency stop ramp

time exceeded
Drive overloaded
Emergency stop ramp too
short
Thermal motor protec-

tion error
Motor too hot, TF/TH has

triggered
TF/TH of the motor not con-
nected or connected incorrectly
MOVIDRIVE connection
and TF/TH connection on
motor interrupted
32
IPOS index
overflow
Emergency
stop
34
Ramp
Timeout
Immediate dis0
connection
35
Operating
mode
Eliminate respective cause;

reprogram terminal if necessary
Check wiring of limit
switches
Swap limit switch connections
Reprogram terminals
Both limit switches are

active simultaneously
Hardware limit switch
approached
IPOSplus program is
faulty
Programming principles violated leading to system-internal stack overflow
Operating mode not

available
Wrong assignment
operating mode - hardware
Check configuration
Extend emergency stop
ramp
Let motor cool off and reset
error
Check connections/link
between MOVIDRIVE and
TF/TH.
Set P835 to "No response"
Reload the application module
Rapid stop ramp time- Downward ramps timeout, e.g.

out
due to overload.
Restore factory settings,

perform reset and reset
parameters.
error reoccurs
Open circuit/both limit

switches missing
Limit switches are swapped
over in relation to direction
of rotation of motor
Both limit switches
missing or open circuit

Limit switch reversed
Extend the downwards

ramps
Eliminate overload
Operating mode not defined or Use P700/P701 to set correct

defined incorrectly
operating mode
37
System watch- Immediate dis0

dog
connection
"System watchdog
overflow" error
Error while executing system

software
Consult SEW Service
38
System software
"System software"
error
System malfunction
Consult SEW Service
"Reference travel"
error
39
154
Measure
31
Possible cause
Read or write error on Error while accessing

EEPROM power sec- EEPROM
tion
0
27
Designation
Reference
travel
Immediate dis0
connection
Immediate dis0
connection (P)
The reference cam is miss-
ing or does not switch

Limit switches are con
nected incorrectly
Reference travel type was
changed during reference
travel
Check reference cam

Check limit switch connection
Check reference travel type
setting and required parameters.
Service
Error
Code Designation
Suberror
Response (P) Code
40
Boot synchro- Immediate dis0

nization
connection
41
Watchdog
option
Immediate dis0
connection
Designation
Possible cause
Timeout during boot

synchronization
Error during boot synchroniza- Consult SEW service if the

tion between inverter and
error reoccurs
option.
Consult SEW Service
Positioning lag error
Lag error
Immediate dis0
connection (P)
0
44
Unit utilization
8
Measure
Error Watchdog timer Error in communication

from/to option.
between system software and
option software
42
Unit utilization error

UL monitoring error
Encoder connected incorrectly

Acceleration ramps too
short
P component of positioning controller too small
Incorrect speed controller
parameters
Value of lag error tolerance
too small
Unit utilization (IxT value)

> 125%
45
47
57
Initialization
System bus 1
timeout
TTL encoder
11
General error during

initialization
Data bus error during

RAM check
6
7
Immediate
stop
Decrease power output

Extend ramps
If suggested actions are not
possible, use a larger
inverter
Reduce load
Restore factory settings (P802).

error cannot be reset.
CPU clock error

Error in the current
evaluation
10
Error when setting

flash protection
11
Data bus error during

RAM check
Rapid stop (P) 0
No parameters set for

EEPROM in power section, or
parameters set incorrectly
Check encoder connection

Extend ramps
Set P component to higher
value
Reset speed controller
parameters
Increase lag error tolerance
Check wiring of encoder,
motor and line phase.
Check whether mechanical
system components can
move freely or if they are
blocked
Timeout system bus

CAN1
TTL encoder: Broken

wire
512
TTL encoder: Error in

amplitude control
541
TTL encoder: Incorrectly set numerator/

denominator values
16385
TTL synchronous
encoder: Broken wire
Error during communication via Check system bus connection

system bus 1.
Set the correct system numerator/denominator values.
TTL synchronous
16896 encoder: Error in
amplitude control
16898
TTL synchronous
encoder: Incorrectly
set numerator/denominator values
155
Service
11
Error
Code Designation
58
Sin/cos
encoder
Suberror
Response (P) Code
Immediate
stop
Designation
Sin/cos encoder: Broken wire
512
Sin/cos encoder: Error

in amplitude control
514
Sin/cos encoder: Track

signal error
515
Sin/cos encoder: Incorrectly set numerator/

denominator values
16385
Sin/cos synchronous
encoder: Broken wire
Possible cause
Measure
Sin/cos synchronous
16896 encoder: Error in
amplitude control
Sin/cos synchronous
16898 encoder: Track signal
error
16899
Sin/cos synchronous
encoder: Incorrectly
set numerator/denominator values
HIPERFACE
encoder: Track signal
error
HIPERFACE
encoder: Calibration
error
16
64
128
Incorrect calibration of encoder
Restore factory settings

(P802)
Repeat encoder startup
MOVIPRO and HIPERFACE Check wiring

HIPERFACE
encoder: Communica- encoder connection interrupted
tion error
192
256
320
384
59
Encoder comRapid stop

munication
448
512
576
1024
1088
Check wiring
EnDat encoder: Com- MOVIPRO and EnDat
encoder connection interrupted
munication error
1152
1216
1280
1388
HIPERFACE syn16385 chronous encoder:
Track signal error
Incorrect calibration of encoder
156
Restore factory settings

(P802)
Repeat encoder startup
Service
Error
Code Designation
11
Suberror
Response (P) Code
Designation
16400 HIPERFACE syn16448 chronous encoder:

Communication error
16512
Possible cause
Measure

synchronous encoder connection interrupted
16576
16640
16704
59
Encoder comRapid stop

munication
16768
16832
17408 EnDat synchronous
MOVIPRO and EnDat syn17472 encoder: Communica- chronous encoder connection
interrupted
tion error
17536
Check wiring
17600
17664
17772
77
IPOS control
word
Invalid control word

IPOSplus
Only in IPOSplus mode:

An attempt was made to
set an invalid automatic

mode (via external control
ler).
"P916 = Bus ramp" is set.
Check serial connection to

external controller
Check write values of
external controller
Set correct value for P916
Software limit switch

reached

Programmed target position is
outside travel range delimited
by software limit switches.
Check the user program

Check position of software
limit switches
"RAM test" error
Internal unit error, RAM defec- Consult SEW Service

tive.
Start condition error

with "VFC & hoist"
Immediate dis0
connection
Only in "VFC & hoist" mode:

The motor could not be supplied with the correct amount of
current during the pre-magne-
tizing time:
Rated motor power too

small in relation to rated
inverter power
Motor cable cross section
too small
Check startup data and

perform new startup, if necessary.
Check connection between
inverter and motor
Check cross section of
motor cable and increase if
necessary
Immediate dis0
connection
Output open with "VFC Only in "VFC & hoist" mode:

& hoist"
2 or all output phases inter
rupted
Rated motor power too
small in relation to rated
inverter power
Check connection between

inverter and motor
Check startup data and
perform new startup, if necessary.
"Motor temperature
emulation" error
Short circuit or open

circuit in the temperature sensor
No thermal motor
model available
Reduce load
Extend ramps
Observe longer pause
times
Check P345/P346
Select a larger motor
UL monitoring error
11
Temperature sensor
short circuit
No response
(P)
78
IPOS SW limit No response

switch
(P)
80
RAM test
81
82
84
Start condition
Open output
Motor protection
Immediate dis0
connection
Emergency
stop (P)
Motor utilization too high.

IN-UL monitoring 1 triggered
P530 set later to "KTY"
157
kVA
11
Service
P Hz
Error
Code Designation
88
Flying start
Suberror
Response (P) Code
97
98
158
EEPROM
checksum
Copy error
CRC error
Possible cause
"Flying start" error
Enable not unless current

Only in "VFC n control"
speed 6000 rpm
mode:
Actual speed > 6000 rpm when
inverter enabled
Immediate dis0
connection
0
94
Designation
Immediate dis- 5
connection
6
Power section parame- Inverter electronics disrupted,

ters
possibly due to effect of EMC
or a defect.
Control unit data
Invalid version of the
configuration data set
Parameter set upload

is/was faulty
Immediate dis1
connection
Parameter set download to unit cancelled
Not possible to adopt

parameters
99
IPOS ramp
calculation
100
Vibration warn- Display error

ing
(P)
101
Vibration error Rapid stop (P) 0
102
Oil aging warn- Display error

ing
(P)
103
Oil aging error
Display error
(P)
104
Oil aging over- Display error

temperature
(P)
105
Oil aging ready Display error

signal
(P)
106
Brake wear
Display error
(P)
110
"Ex-e protection" error
Emergency
stop
116
"Timeout" error
Rapid stop/
warning
Error during data transmis-
sion
Memory can neither be
written nor read
Repeat copying process

Restore default setting
(P802) and repeat copying
process
"CRC via internal

flash" error
Internal unit error

Flash memory defective
Send unit in for repair
"Ramp calculation"
error

Positioning ramp is sinusoidal
or square and an attempt is
made to change ramp times
and traveling velocities with
enabled inverter.
Rewrite the IPOSplus program

so that ramp times and traveling velocities can only be
altered when the inverter is
inhibited.
Immediate dis0
connection
Send unit in for repair.
Power section data
Immediate dis0
connection
Measure
Vibrations diagnostics Vibration sensor warning (see

warning
"DUV10A" operating instructions)
Vibration diagnostics
error
Vibration sensor signals error
SEW-EURODRIVE recommends that you remedy the

cause of the vibrations immediately
Oil aging warning
Error message from the oil

aging sensor
Schedule oil change
Oil aging error
Error message from the oil

aging sensor
SEW-EURODRIVE recommends that you change the

gear unit oil immediately.
Oil aging overtempera- Overtemperature signal from

ture
the oil aging sensor
Determine cause of vibrations

Continue operation until
F101 occurs
Let oil cool down

Check if the gear unit cools
properly
Oil aging ready signal
Oil aging sensor is not ready for

operation
Check voltage supply of oil

aging sensor
Check and, if necessary,
replace the oil aging sensor
Brake wear error
Brake lining worn
Replace brake lining (see

"Motors" operating instructions)
Duration of operation
below 5 Hz exceeded
Duration of operation below 5

Hz exceeded
Check configuration
Shorten duration of operation below 5 Hz
Check startup
Check wiring
Internal communication timeout
Service
Error
Code Designation
11
Suberror
Response (P) Code
1
Designation
HIPERFACE
encoder: Unknown
encoder type
HIPERFACE
encoder: Corrupt
encoder nameplate
data
32
HIPERFACE
encoder: Internal
encoder error
33
HIPERFACE
encoder: Analog voltages not within tolerance
34
35
36
Possible cause
Plausibility check
Measure
Check the cables of the sine
tracks or replace the encoder
Replace the encoder
HIPERFACE
encoder: Internal
encoder error
Replace the encoder
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
122
Absolute
encoder
Immediate
stop

HIPERFACE
encoder: Communica- encoder connection interrupted
tion error
44
45
46
47
48
HIPERFACE
encoder: Internal
encoder error
Replace the encoder
49
50
60
HIPERFACE
encoder: Analog voltages not within tolerance
61
HIPERFACE
encoder: Critical trans-

mitter current
62
HIPERFACE
encoder: Critical
encoder temperature
63
Speed too high, position cannot set slower speed

HIPERFACE
encoder: Position error be created
64
65
66
Dirt
Transmitter broken
Replace the encoder
Replace the encoder
HIPERFACE
encoder: Internal
encoder error
Replace the encoder
67
256
SSI encoder: Voltage

dip
257
SSI encoder: Clocking

or data line interrupted
258
SSI encoder: Change

of position
12 V voltage supply broken in
Check SSI encoder voltage

supply
Check connection to SSI
encoder
159
Service
11
Error
Code Designation
Suberror
Response (P) Code
Designation
Possible cause
Measure
259
SSI encoder: Insufficient clock frequency
Set a higher cycle frequency
260
SSI encoder: Encoder

signals programmable
error
Check encoder parameterization
261
SSI encoder: No high

level present
513
EnDat encoder: Plausibility check
514
Replace the encoder

Consult SEW Service
EnDat encoder: Internal encoder error
Replace the encoder
576
EnDat encoder: Internal encoder warning
768
CANopen encoder:
PDO timeout
769
CANopen encoder:
Encoder signals programmable error
770
CANopen encoder:
Change of position
771
CANopen encoder:
Emergency signal
Check encoder
CANopen encoder:
Internal encoder error
Replace the encoder
515
516
544
772
773
122
Absolute
encoder
Immediate
stop
No PDO data from CANopen

encoder
Check interface
Check the configuration
774
Plausibility check
Unknown encoder type
HIPERFACE synchronous encoder:
16387
Corrupt encoder
nameplate data
HIPERFACE synchronous encoder:
16417
Analog voltages not
within tolerance
Internal encoder error
16420
Replace the encoder
16421
16422
16423
16424
Communication error
16427

encoder connection interrupted
16428
16429
160
Service
Error
Code Designation
kVA
i
11
P Hz
Suberror
Response (P) Code
Designation
Possible cause
16430 HIPERFACE sync.

16431 enc.: Internal encoder
error
16432
Measure
Replace the encoder
16433
16434
HIPERFACE sync.
16444 enc.: Analog voltages
not within tolerance
HIPERFACE sync.
16445 enc.: Critical transmit-
ter current
Dirt
Transmitter broken
HIPERFACE sync.
16446 enc.: Critical encoder
temperature
16447
HIPERFACE sync.
enc.: Position error
Replace the encoder
Replace the encoder
Speed too high, position cannot set slower speed

be created
16448 HIPERFACE sync.

16449 enc.: Internal encoder
error
16450
Replace the encoder
16451
16640
SSI synchronous
encoder: Voltage dip
12 V voltage supply broken in
SSI synchronous
16641 encoder: Clocking or
data line interrupted
Check SSI encoder voltage

supply
Check connection to SSI
encoder
SSI synchronous
16642 encoder: Change of
position
122
Absolute
encoder
Immediate
stop
SSI synchronous
16643 encoder: Insufficient
clock frequency
16644
SSI synchronous
encoder: Encoder signals programmable
error
SSI synchronous
16645 encoder: No high level
present
Set a higher cycle frequency
Replace the encoder

Consult SEW Service
EnDat synchronous
16897 encoder: Plausibility
check
16898 EnDat synchronous
16899 encoder: Internal
encoder error
16900
Replace the encoder
16928
EnDat synchronous
encoder warning
17152
CANopen synchronous No PDO data from CANopen

encoder: PDO timeout synchronous encoder
CANopen synchronous
encoder: Encoder sig17153
nals programmable
error

Check interface or configuration
CANopen synchronous
17154 encoder: Change of
position
CANopen synchronous
17155 encoder: Emergency
signal
Check encoder
17156 CANopen synchronous

encoder error
17158
Replace the encoder
161
Additional Documentation
12
12
Additional Documentation
For additional information, refer to the following documentation:
Documentation
"MOVITOOLS MotionStudio" manual
MOVITOOLS online help
"MOVIDRIVE MD_60A Bus Positioning Application Module" manual
"MOVIDRIVE MDX61B Extended Bus Positioning Application Module" manual
"MOVIDRIVE MDX60B/61B Modulo Positioning Application" manual
"MOVIDRIVE MDX61B Sensor-Based Positioning Via Bus Application" manual
"MOVIDRIVE MDX61B Table Positioning Application" manual
"MOVIPRO SDC" operating instructions
162
Index
Index
A
Active current .......................................................109
Process data ......................................................67
Actual position......................................................109
Actual speed
Process data ......................................................67
Actual value description PI1.................................138
Additional documentation.........................................6
Addressing connected inverters.............................46
Addressing in PROFINET ......................................46
Analog input AI1...................................................111
Analog setpoints ..................................................111
Application module
Process data ..............................67, 68, 69, 70, 71
Application modules
Automotive AMA0801 ........................................13
Available ..............................................................9
Bus positioning.....................................................9
Bus positioning, extended..................................10
Modulo positioning .............................................11
Overview ..............................................................8
Sensor-based positioning ..................................12
Table positioning................................................11
Task .....................................................................8
Auto reset.............................................................136
Auto-crossing .........................................................18
Automatic adjustment 1 .......................................118
Automatic adjustment 2 .......................................118
Automatic encoder replacement detection...........145
Automotive AMA0801 (application module) ...........13
Auto-negotiation .....................................................18
B
Basic unit firmware...............................................111
Behavior when master is switched off....................59
Binary input DI01 .................................................127
Binary input DI02 .................................................127
Binary input DI03 .................................................127
Binary input DI04 .................................................127
Binary input DI05 .................................................127
Binary input DI06 .................................................127
Binary input DI07 .................................................127
Binary inputs of basic unit ............................111, 127
Binary outputs of basic unit ..................................111
Boost 1................................................................. 118

Boost 2................................................................. 118
Brake application time 1 ...................................... 131
Brake application time 2 ...................................... 131
Brake function...................................................... 131
Brake function 1................................................... 131
Brake function 2................................................... 131
Brake operation ................................................... 134
Brake release time 1............................................ 131
Brake release time 2............................................ 131
Bus cable shielding ................................................22
Bus diagnostics.................................................... 112
Bus positioning
Process data......................................................67
Bus positioning (application module) .......................9
Bus positioning, extended
Process data......................................................68
Bus positioning, extended (application module) ....10
Bus setpoint source ............................................. 142
Bus setpoint, source ............................................ 142
C
Cam distance....................................................... 141
Changing the IP address parameters after initial
startup................................................................21
Characteristics of the PROFINET units .................41
Communication channel
Configuration .....................................................78
Communication connections
Configuring the communication channel............78
Communication setting ..........................................15
Communication type
Components
Service unit ...................................................... 150
Configuration
Communication channel ....................................78
PROFINET interface..........................................29
PROFINET IO controller ....................................27
PROFINET topology ..........................................33
Reading/writing the parameterization via
dataset 47 ..........................................................55
Connection
Connection with unit not possible ......................14
PC, laptop ..........................................................77
Control functions..................................................128
163
Index
Control programs, see application modules.............8

Control word 1
Prioritization .......................................................65
Process data ......................................................64
Controller parameters ..........................................114
Controller, processing sequence............................45
Cooling type 1 ......................................................121
Cooling type 2 ......................................................121
Copyright..................................................................7
Current limit A ......................................................126
Current limit B ......................................................126
Current limit C ......................................................126
Current limit Ex-e motor .......................................126
Current limit 1/2....................................................117
Current limitation Ex-e motor ...............................125
Current parameter set ..........................................110
D
Data storage
Storing unit data...............................................102
Dataset 47, parameterization .................................40
DC link voltage .....................................................110
Delay time 1/2 ......................................................122
Designated use ......................................................72
Diagnostic alarms...................................................38
Diagnostics
PROFINET.........................................................38
Diagnostics information..........................................61
Diagnostics procedures..........................................58
Digital inputs
Process data ......................................................62
Digital outputs
Process data ......................................................62
Direction of rotation reversal 1 .............................122
Direction of rotation reversal 2 .............................122
Display values ......................................................109
Documentation .....................................................162
For startup..........................................................14
Documentation, additional .......................................6
Documentation, applicable...................................162
Drive inverter, see inverter .....................................63
E
Embedded safety notes ...........................................5
Emergency ramp t14............................................113
Emergency ramp t24............................................113
164
Enable hours........................................................110
Encoder monitoring motor ................................... 123
Encoder parameterization......................................84
Encoder slot option ..............................................111
Engineering computer
IP address..........................................................77
Error codes .......................................................... 151
Error codes of the PROFINET services .................57
Error diagnostics, procedures ................................58
Error memory....................................................... 111
Error messages ...............................................23, 25
Error responses .....................................59, 134, 151
Error status (parameters).....................................110
Error, determining the cause .................................38
Establishing communication with other units .........72
Ethernet interface ................................................ 150
Ethernet switch
Auto-crossing.....................................................18
Auto-negotiation.................................................18
Integrated...........................................................18
Exclusion of liability..................................................6
Executing functions with the units....................72, 81
F
Factory setting .....................................................133
Filter acceleration precontrol ............................... 115
Filter actual speed value...................................... 115
Fixed setpoints 1 / 2............................................. 114
Frequency A ........................................................126
Frequency B ........................................................126
Frequency C ........................................................126
Frequency of the inverter .....................................109
G
Gain acceleration precontrol................................ 115
Gain X controller ..................................................141
GSDML file ............................................................27
H
Heat sink temperature ......................................... 110
Hoist applications.....................................................7
Hold controller...................................................... 116
I
Inputs
Process data......................................................62
Installation..............................................................16
Index
Installation notes
Bus cable routing ...............................................22
MOVIPRO Ethernet connection ....................17
Shielding the bus cables ....................................22
Interface
Ethernet ...........................................................150
PROFINET.........................................................29
Service .............................................................150
Internal setpoint n11 / n12 / n13 / n21 / n22 /
n23 ...................................................................114
Inverter
Process data ......................................................63
Inverter status ........................................................24
Parameters ......................................................110
Inverter statuses ....................................................25
IP address ........................................................19, 21
Engineering computer........................................77
MOVIPRO ........................................................77
IPOS encoder ......................................................145
IPOS modulo function ..........................................145
IPOS monitoring...................................................143
IPOS parameters .................................................138
IPOS reference travel ..........................................138
IPOS special functions .........................................143
IPOS travel parameters........................................141
IxR adjustment 1 ..................................................118
IxR adjustment 2 ..................................................118
J
Jerk time ..............................................................143
L
Lag error window .................................................143
Laptop
Connection.........................................................77
Limits 1.................................................................117
Limits 2.................................................................117
Load precontrol CFC............................................116
Load precontrol VFC ............................................116
M
MAC ID ..................................................................18
Mains off monitoring.............................................123
mains OFF response............................................123
mains OFF response time....................................123
Manual reset ........................................................136
Maximum speed 1/2.............................................117
Memory card
Replacing units ................................................ 148
Minimum speed 1/2 ............................................. 117
Modulation ...........................................................137
Modules, SIMATIC.................................................29
Modulo denominator ............................................ 145
Modulo encoder resolution ..................................146
Modulo function ................................................... 145
Modulo numerator................................................ 145
Modulo positioning
Process data......................................................69
Modulo positioning (application module) ...............11
Monitoring functions............................................. 122
MotionStudio, see MOVITOOLS MotionStudio....15
Motor category.....................................................128
Motor compensation (asynchronous) 1 / 2 .......... 118
Motor direction of rotation .................................... 121
Motor parameters ................................................ 117
Motor protection................................................... 119
Motor protection interval ...................................... 121
Motor protection 1................................................ 119
Motor protection 2................................................ 119
Motor temperature protection ..............................124
Motor temperature 1 / 2 ....................................... 111
Motor utilization, thermal...................................... 110
MOVIDRIVE
Process data......................................................63
MOVILINK parameter requests ...........................46
Reading a parameter .........................................47
Return codes .....................................................50
Writing a parameter ...........................................48
MOVIPRO
Control word ......................................................60
IP address..........................................................77
Status word........................................................61
Subnet mask......................................................77
MOVIPRO Ethernet connection........................17
MOVITOOLS MotionStudio
Communication setting ......................................15
N
Network classes.....................................................19
Notes
Designation in the documentation .......................5
O
Oil aging/overtemperature ................................... 125
165
Index
Oil aging/ready .....................................................125

Operating hours ...................................................110
Operating mode 1 ................................................128
Operating mode 2 ................................................128
Operating modes .................................................128
Operating status (parameters) .............................110
Optimizing a speed controller
Download values..............................................100
Procedure ........................................................101
Other applicable documentation ..............................6
Output current ..............................................109, 110
Outputs
Process data ......................................................62
Override ...............................................................143
P
P gain hold controller ...........................................116
Parameter channel, structure.................................42
Parameter description
Overview of parameters in table form ......104, 146
P2xx Controller parameters .............................114
P3xx Motor parameters....................................117
P5xx Monitoring functions................................122
P6xx Terminal assignment...............................127
P7xx Control functions .....................................128
P8xx Unit functions ..........................................133
P9xx IPOS parameters ....................................138
Parameter lock .....................................................134
Parameterization procedure via dataset 47 ...........44
Parameterization via PROFIdrive Dataset 47 ........40
Parameterization via PROFIdrive dataset 47
Characteristics of the PROFINET units .............41
PROFINET datasets, introduction......................40
dataset 47 ..........................................................55
Structure of the parameter channel ...................42
Parameters
For SMLP...........................................................80
Parameterizing units in the parameter tree........81
Reading via MOVILINK ....................................47
Reading via PROFIdrive ....................................51
Reading/changing unit parameters ....................81
Writing via MOVILINK ......................................48
Writing via PROFIdrive ......................................52
Partial startup
Procedure ........................................................101
Settings ..............................................................99
166
PC
Connection.........................................................77
P-gain n-controller ...............................................115
Phase failure monitoring ...................................... 123
PI 1/2/3 actual value ............................................ 112
PI, see process input data .....................................60
PO data enable.................................................... 138
PO 1/2/3 setpoint .................................................112
Port statistics
Position window ................................................... 143
Positioning interruption detection......................... 143
Positioning ramp 1 ...............................................141
Positioning ramp 2 ...............................................141
PO, see process output data .................................60
Premagnetization time 1 / 2 .................................119
Prioritization
Control word 1 ...................................................65
Procedure
Startup ...............................................................14
Process data
Active current.....................................................67
Actual speed ......................................................67
Control word ......................................................60
Control word 1 ...................................................64
Description.........................................................60
Inputs .................................................................62
Inverter...............................................................63
Outputs ..............................................................62
Ramp .................................................................66
Setpoint speed...................................................66
Speed-controlled drive.......................................63
Status word........................................................61
Status word 1.....................................................66
"Bus positioning" application module.................67
"Extended bus positioning" application
module ...............................................................68
"Modulo positioning" application module ...........69
"Sensor-based positioning" application
module .........................................................70, 71
"Table positioning" application module ..............70
Process data description .....................................137
Process data exchange
Diagnostics information .....................................61
Process data overview...........................................60
Process input data (PI) ..........................................60
Process output data (PO) ......................................60
Process values .................................................... 109
Processing sequence for the controller .................45
Index
PROFIdrive dataset 47, parameterization..............40

PROFIdrive parameter requests ............................51
PROFIdrive return codes ...................................54
Reading a parameter .........................................51
Writing a parameter ...........................................52
PROFIdrive return codes .......................................54
PROFINET
Device name ......................................................28
Topology detection.............................................32
PROFINET interface
Configuration......................................................29
PROFINET IO
Error codes of the PROFINET services .............57
Project planning .................................................27
Structure of the parameter channel ...................42
Technical data....................................................56
PROFINET IO controller
Configuration......................................................27
Project planning
PROFINET IO ....................................................27
PWM fix 1.............................................................137
PWM fix 2.............................................................137
PWM frequency CFC ...........................................137
PWM frequency 1 ................................................137
PWM frequency 2 ................................................137
P000 speed ..........................................................109
P001 User display ................................................109
P002 frequency ....................................................109
P003 actual position.............................................109
P004 Output current.............................................109
P005 Active current..............................................109
P008 DC link voltage ...........................................110
P009 Output current.............................................110
P010 Inverter status .............................................110
P011 Operating status .........................................110
P012 error status .................................................110
P013 Current parameter set.................................110
P014 Heat sink temperature ................................110
P015 Operating hours ..........................................110
P016 Enable hours ..............................................110
P017 Work ...........................................................111
P02x Analog setpoints .........................................111
P03x Binary inputs of basic unit ...........................111
P05x Binary outputs of basic unit.........................111
P07x Unit data .....................................................111
P070 Unit type .....................................................111
P071 Rated output current ...................................111
P072 Encoder slot option .....................................111
P076 Basic unit firmware .....................................111
P078 Technology function ................................... 111

P079 Unit version ................................................ 111
P08x Error memory..............................................111
P09x Bus diagnostics .......................................... 112
P1xx setpoints/ramp generators .......................... 112
P13x Speed ramps 1 ...........................................112
P134 Ramp t12 UP=DOWN ................................ 113
P136/146 stop ramp t13 / t23 ..............................113
P137 Emergency ramp t14 ..................................113
P139 Ramp monitoring 1 .....................................113
P14x Speed ramps 2 ...........................................112
P144 Ramp t22 UP=DOWN ................................ 113
P147 Emergency ramp t24 ..................................113
P149 Ramp monitoring 2 .....................................113
P2xx Controller parameters .................................114
P20x Speed control ............................................. 114
P200 P-gain n-controller ...................................... 115
P201 Time constant n-controller .......................... 115
P202 Gain acceleration precontrol ...................... 115
P203 Filter acceleration precontrol ...................... 115
P204 Filter actual speed value ............................ 115
P205 Load precontrol CFC ..................................116
P206 Sampling time n-controller.......................... 116
P207 Load precontrol VFC ..................................116
P21x Hold controller ............................................ 116
P210 P gain hold controller..................................116
P3xx Motor parameters ....................................... 117
P30x Limits 1 ....................................................... 117
P304 Torque limit.................................................118
P31x Limits 2 ....................................................... 117
P32x/33x Motor compensation
(asynchronous) 1/2 .......................................... 118
P320 Automatic adjustment 1 ..............................118
P321 Boost 1 ....................................................... 118
P322 IxR adjustment 1 ........................................118
P323/333 Premagnetization time 1/2................... 119
P324/334 Slip compensation 1/2 ......................... 119
P330 Automatic adjustment 2 ..............................118
P331 Boost 2 ....................................................... 118
P332 IxR adjustment 2 ........................................118
P34x Motor protection.......................................... 119
P340 Motor protection 1 ...................................... 119
P341 Type of cooling 1 ........................................121
P342 Motor protection 2 ...................................... 119
P343 Type of cooling 2 ........................................121
P344 Motor protection interval............................. 121
P35x Motor direction of rotation ...........................121
P350 Direction of rotation reversal 1 ................... 122
P351 Direction of rotation reversal 2 ................... 122
167
Index
P5xx Monitoring functions ....................................122

P50x Speed monitoring........................................122
P500 Speed monitoring 1 ....................................122
P501 Delay time 1................................................122
P502 Speed monitoring 2 ....................................122
P503 Delay time 2................................................122
P504 Encoder monitoring motor ..........................123
P504 Synchronous encoder monitoring ...............123
P52x mains OFF monitoring ................................123
P520 mains OFF response time ..........................123
P521 mains OFF response ..................................123
P522 Phase failure monitoring .............................123
P53x Motor temperature protection......................124
P530 Sensor type 1 .............................................124
P531 Sensor type 2 .............................................124
P54x Gear unit/motor monitoring .........................124
P540 Response to vibration/warning ...................125
P541 Response to vibration/error ........................125
P542 Response to oil aging/warning....................125
P543 Response to oil aging/error.........................125
P544 Oil aging/overtemperature ..........................125
P545 Oil aging/ready ...........................................125
P549 Response to brake wear.............................125
P56x Current limitation Ex-e motor ......................125
P560 Current limit Ex-e motor..............................126
P561 Frequency A ...............................................126
P562 Current limit A .............................................126
P563 Frequency B ...............................................126
P564 Current limit B .............................................126
P565 Frequency C ...............................................126
P566 Current limit C.............................................126
P6xx Terminal assignment...................................127
P60x Binary inputs of basic unit ...........................127
P600 Binary input DI01 ........................................127
P601 Binary input DI02 ........................................127
P602 Binary input DI03 ........................................127
P603 Binary input DI04 ........................................127
P604 Binary input DI05 ........................................127
P605 Binary input DI06 ........................................127
P606 Binary input DI07 ........................................127
P7xx Control functions .........................................128
P70x Operating modes ........................................128
P700 Operating mode 1 .......................................128
P701 Operating mode 2 .......................................128
P702 Motor category............................................128
P71x Standstill current .........................................129
P72x Setpoint stop function .................................130
P721 Stop setpoint 1............................................130
P723 Setpoint stop function 2 ..............................130
168
P724 Stop setpoint 2 ...........................................130

P725 Start offset 2 ...............................................130
P73x Brake function............................................. 131
P730 Brake function 1 ......................................... 131
P731 Brake release time 1 ..................................131
P732 Brake application time 1 ............................. 131
P733 Brake function 2 ......................................... 131
P734 Brake release time 2 ..................................131
P735 Brake application time 2 ............................. 131
P74x Speed skip ..................................................132
P742 Skip window center 2 .................................132
P743 Skip width 2 ................................................ 132
P8xx Unit functions ..............................................133
P80x Setup .......................................................... 133
P802 Factory setting............................................ 133
P803 Parameter lock ...........................................134
P804 Reset statistics data ................................... 134
P82x Brake operation .......................................... 134
P820 4-quadrant operation 1 ............................... 134
P821 4-quadrant operation 2 ............................... 134
P83x error responses .......................................... 134
P830 Response EXT. ERROR ............................ 135
P832 Response to "Motor overload"....................135
P834 Response to "Lag error" ............................. 135
P835 Response to "TF signal" ............................. 135
P836 Response to "Timeout SBus 1" ..................135
P837 Response to "Timeout SBus 2" ..................135
P838 Response to "SW limit switch" ................... 135
P839 Response to "Positioning interruption" ....... 135
P84x Reset behavior ...........................................136
P840 Manual reset...............................................136
P841 Auto reset ................................................... 136
P842 Restart time ................................................ 136
P85x Scaling actual speed value......................... 136
P850 Scaling factor numerator ............................ 136
P851 Scaling factor denominator......................... 136
P852 User-defined unit ........................................137
P86x Modulation ..................................................137
P860 PWM frequency 1 ....................................... 137
P861 PWM frequency 2 ....................................... 137
P862 PWM fix 1 ................................................... 137
P863 PWM fix 2 ................................................... 137
P864 PWM frequency CFC .................................137
P87x Process data description ............................ 137
P870 Setpoint description PO1............................ 137
P873 Actual value description PI1 ....................... 138
P874 Actual value description PI2 ....................... 138
Index
P875 Actual value description PI3 .......................138

P876 PO data enable...........................................138
P9xx IPOS parameters ........................................138
P90x IPOS reference travel .................................138
P900 Reference offset .........................................139
P901 Reference speed 1 .....................................139
P902 Reference speed 2 .....................................139
P903 Reference travel type .................................139
P904 Reference travel to zero pulse....................141
P905 Hiperface offset ..........................................141
P906 Cam distance..............................................141
P91x IPOS travel parameters ..............................141
P910 Gain X controller .........................................141
P911 Positioning ramp 1 ......................................141
P912 Positioning ramp 2 ......................................141
P913/P914 Travel speed CW/CCW .....................142
P915 Velocity precontrol ......................................142
P916 Ramp type ..................................................142
P917 Ramp mode ................................................142
P918 Bus setpoint source ....................................142
P92x IPOS monitoring .........................................143
P920 SW limit switch CW.....................................143
P921 SW limit switch CCW ..................................143
P922 Position window ..........................................143
P923 Lag error window ........................................143
P924 Positioning interruption detection................143
P93x IPOS special functions................................143
P930 Override ......................................................143
P933 Jerk time .....................................................143
P938 speed task 1 ...............................................144
P94x IPOS encoder .............................................145
P941 Source of actual position ............................145
P948 Automatic encoder replacement detection .145
P96x IPOS modulo function .................................145
P960 Modulo function ..........................................145
P961 Modulo numerator ......................................145
P962 Modulo denominator ...................................145
P963 Modulo encoder resolution .........................146
R
Ramp
Process data ......................................................66
Ramp generators .................................................112
Ramp mode .........................................................142
Ramp monitoring..................................................113
Ramp monitoring 1...............................................113
Ramp monitoring 2...............................................113
Ramp type............................................................142
Ramp t11/t21 up/down CCW/CW ........................112

Ramp t12 UP=DOWN.......................................... 113
Ramp t22 UP=DOWN.......................................... 113
Rated output current ............................................ 111
Reading a parameter
Via PROFIdrive..................................................51
dataset 47 ..........................................................55
Reference offset ..................................................139
Reference speed 1 ..............................................139
Reference speed 1/2 ...........................................139
Reference speed 2 ..............................................139
Reference travel to zero pulse ............................. 141
Reference travel type...........................................139
Repair ....................................................................23
Reset behavior.....................................................136
Reset statistics data............................................. 134
Response EXT. ERROR...................................... 135
Response to brake wear...................................... 125
Response to oil aging/error..................................125
Response to oil aging/warning............................. 125
Response to vibration/error .................................125
Response to vibration/warning ............................ 125
Response to "Lag error" ...................................... 135
Response to "Motor overload" ............................. 135
Response to "Positioning interruption" ................ 135
Response to "SW limit switch" ............................. 135
Response to "TF signal" ...................................... 135
Response to "Timeout SBus 1" ...........................135
Response to "Timeout SBus 2" ...........................135
Restart time ......................................................... 136
Rights to claim under limited warranty .....................6
Routing the bus cables ..........................................22
S
S pattern t12 / t22 ................................................ 113
Safety functions .......................................................6
Safety notes
Designation in the documentation .......................5
General safety notes for bus systems .................6
Structure of the embedded safety notes..............5
Structure of the section-related safety notes .......5
Sample program
SIMATIC S7.......................................................55
Sample rate n-controller ...................................... 116
Sampling time, see sample rate .......................... 116
Scaling actual speed value ..................................136
Scaling factor denominator ..................................136
Scaling factor numerator...................................... 136
169
Index
SD card
Replacing units ................................................148
Section-related safety notes ....................................5
Sensor type 1 .......................................................124
Sensor type 2 .......................................................124
Sensor-based positioning
Process data ................................................70, 71
Service
Inverter status ....................................................24
Inverter statuses ................................................25
Replacing units ................................................148
Unit replacement..............................................148
Unit status ..............................................23, 25, 26
Service interface ..................................................150
Service unit ..........................................................150
Setpoint description PO1 .....................................137
Setpoint speed
Process data ......................................................66
Setpoint stop function ..........................................130
Setpoints ..............................................................112
Setpoints/ramp generators...................................112
After initial startup ..............................................21
SEW Address Editor ..........................................22
Setup....................................................................133
SEW Address Editor ..............................................22
Shielding and routing the bus cables .....................22
Signal words in the safety notes ..............................5
SIMATIC S7
Sample program ................................................55
Skip width 1 / 2.....................................................132
Skip window center 1/2 ........................................132
Slip compensation 1/2..........................................119
Source of actual position......................................145
Speed control .......................................................114
Speed monitoring .................................................122
Speed monitoring 1 ..............................................122
Speed monitoring 2 ..............................................122
Speed ramps 1.....................................................112
Speed ramps 2.....................................................112
Speed skip ...........................................................132
Speed task 1 ........................................................144
Speed-controlled drive
Process data ......................................................63
Speed, display .....................................................109
Standard gateway ..................................................20
170
Standstill current ..................................................129

Standstill current 1/2 ............................................ 129
Start offset 1/2 .....................................................130
Startup
Applicable documentation..................................14
Procedure ..........................................................14
Starting up the unit.............................................82
Start/stop speed 1/2............................................. 117
Status display
Component description.................................... 150
Status displays
Parameters ...................................................... 110
Status LED.............................................................25
Status messages .............................................23, 25
Status word 1
Process data......................................................66
Stop ramp t13 / t23 ..............................................113
Structure of the parameter channel .......................42
Addressing connected inverters ........................46
MOVILINK parameter requests .......................46
Parameterization procedure via dataset 47 .......44
Processing sequence for the controller .............45
PROFIdrive parameter requests........................51
Subnet mask..........................................................20
MOVIPRO ........................................................77
SW limit switch CCW ...........................................143
SW limit switch CW..............................................143
Synchronous angle ................................................13
Synchronous encoder monitoring ........................123
T
Table positioning
Process data......................................................70
Table positioning (application module) ..................11
TCP/IP addressing and subnets
Network classes.................................................19
Subnet mask......................................................20
IP address..........................................................19
MAC ID ..............................................................18
Standard gateway..............................................20
Technical data
PROFINET IO for MOVIPRO-SDC....................56
Technology function............................................. 111
Terminal assignment ...........................................127
Time constant n-controller ................................... 115
Topology detection
PROFINET.........................................................32
Torque limit .......................................................... 118
Index
Travel speed CW/CCW........................................142
V
Velocity precontrol ...............................................142
U
Unit
Error codes ......................................................151
Unit data
Unit functions .......................................................133
Unit not in the network ...........................................14
Unit replacement ..........................................102, 148
Unit status ..................................................23, 25, 26
Unit type ...............................................................111
Unit version ..........................................................111
User display .........................................................109
User-defined unit..................................................137
W
Work .................................................................... 111
Writing a parameter
Via MOVILINK .................................................48
Via PROFIdrive..................................................52
X
X4232 ....................................................................16
X4233 ....................................................................17
0 ... 9
4-quadrant operation 1 ........................................134
4-quadrant operation 2 ........................................134
7-segment display..........................................23, 150
171
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General Information ............................................................................................ 5

How to use this documentation ................................................................... 5

Structure of the safety notes ....................................................................... 5

Rights to claim under limited warranty ........................................................ 6

Other applicable documentation ................................................................. 6

General safety notes for bus systems......................................................... 6

Safety functions .......................................................................................... 6

Application Modules in MOVITOOLS MotionStudio ..................................... 8

Startup procedure ..................................................................................... 14

Check list for startup ................................................................................. 14

Installation Notes .............................................................................................. 16

Application modules for MOVIPRO SDC .................................................. 8

Fieldbus connection .................................................................................. 16

The integrated Ethernet switch ................................................................. 18

TCP/IP addressing and subnetworks........................................................ 18

Setting the IP address parameters ........................................................... 21

Shielding and routing the bus cables ........................................................ 22

Status and error messages ....................................................................... 23

PROFINET IO Project Planning..................................................................... 27

Configuration of PROFINET IO controller ................................................. 27

Configuration of a PROFINET interface for a MOVIPRO unit ................ 29

PROFINET configuration with topology detection..................................... 32

PROFINET diagnostic alarms ................................................................... 38

Parameterization via PROFIdrive Dataset 47.................................................. 40

PROFINET datasets introduction........................................................... 40

Characteristics of the SEW-EURODRIVE PROFINET units..................... 41

Structure of the PROFINET parameter channel ....................................... 42

Reading/writing the parameterization via dataset 47 ................................ 55

Error Diagnostics on PROFINET ..................................................................... 58

Diagnostic procedure ................................................................................ 58

Fieldbus timeout ....................................................................................... 59

Process Data Description................................................................................. 60

Overview of process data ......................................................................... 60

MOVIPRO control word .......................................................................... 60

MOVIPRO status word............................................................................ 61

Digital inputs and outputs.......................................................................... 62

Process data of power section .................................................................. 63

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MOVITOOLS MotionStudio Operation........................................................ 72

About MOVITOOLS MotionStudio .......................................................... 72

First steps ................................................................................................. 73

Communication via Ethernet..................................................................... 77

Executing functions with the units ............................................................. 81

MOVIPRO Parameterization ........................................................................ 83

Service ............................................................................................................. 148

Additional Documentation ............................................................................. 162

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