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01
15
16
17
1A
1B
1C
1D
High Speed Limit
Speed Scale
Current Scale
Power Scale
Voltage Scale
Time Scale
Ref From Net
Table 38: Object Content (continued)
Drive Frequency Reference upper limit value is set / read.
*2 *3
Min. :Unit: [r/min/2
SS
] where SS: Speed scale: attribute 16
Data unit coefficient regarding speed is set / read.
Min. Unit: 1 [r/min]×1/2
SS where SS: Speed scale setting value
Data Coefficient regarding current is set / read.
Current Unit: 0.1 [A]×1/2
CS where CS: Current scale setting value
Data Coefficient regarding power is set / read.
Power Unit: 1 [W]×1/2
PS where PS: Power scale setting value
Data unit coefficient regarding voltage is set / read.
Voltage Unit: 1 [V]×1/2
VS where VS: Voltage scale setting value
Data unit coefficient regarding time is set and read.
Time Unit: 1 [ms]×1/2
TS where TS: Time scale setting value
Drive frequency reference input selection status is displayed
*1
00: Frequency Reference input other than
DeviceNet is enabled.
01: Frequency Reference input from DeviceNet is enabled.
0-
100.0%
-15-15
(F1-0F)
-15-15
(F1-0F)
-15-15
(F1-0F)
-15-15
(F1-0F)
-15-15
(F1-0F)
00,01
Notes:
*1 A setting during Drive operation cannot be changed.
0x0708
(1800r/ m)
00
00
00
00
00
00 o o o o o o o
*2 An application of speed command, speed monitor, speed lower limit value, and speed upper limit value must be set as a motor pole value (2~39) to the Drive parameter o1-03 (frequency reference set/display unit selection)
*3 Control mode, speed lower limit, and speed upper limit cannot be set during Drive operation.
SS: Speed Scale (AC/DC Drive Object Attr. 22)
CS: Current Scale (AC/DC Drive Object Attr. 23)
PS: Power Scale (AC/DC Drive Object Attr. 26)
VS: Voltage Scale (AC/DC Drive Object Attr. 27)
TS: Time Scale (AC/DC Drive Object Attr. 28) o o o o o o
Word
Byte
Byte
Byte
Byte
Byte
−
Byte
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Drive Parameters Object Class 100 (64 Hex):
This DeviceNet Object Class can read and write all of the same parameters and monitors available via Drive digital operator keypad. This Object Class is designed specifically for Yaskawa Drives.
A built-in Modbus protocol and addressing scheme is standard in all Yaskawa Drives. The Yaskawa DeviceNet option card converts the DeviceNet message to Modbus for use internally in the Drive.
Yaskawa Drive Parameter Object Class 100 is modeled after the Drive's internal Modbus addressing scheme. The DeviceNet path for each Drive parameter is derived by converting the Drive's Modbus register number to the DeviceNet path, Class /
Instance / Attribute. Reading or writing parameters to the Drive via DeviceNet is simplified because the DeviceNet path closely matches the Drive's Modbus register numbers.
Service Code No. (Hex)
0E
10
Table 39: Supported Service
Service Name
Get_Attribute_Single
Set_Attribute_Single
Description of Service
Designated attribute content is returned.
Designated attribute content is changed.
-
Table 40: Converting the Modbus Register Number to the DeviceNet Path
Modbus Register: 0180 Hex
Example Data
Class
DeviceNet Path: 64 / 01 / 80 Hex
Example Data
64 Hex
Byte 1
Byte 0
01 Hex
80 Hex
→
→
Instance
Attribute
01 Hex
80 Hex
•
The DeviceNet Class for parameter access is always “64”.
•
The DeviceNet Instance is always equal to Modbus register byte 1 or the MSB (most significant byte).
•
The DeviceNet Instance is always equal to Modbus register byte 0 or the LSB (least significant byte).
•
The data size for each Attribute is 2 bytes.
Refer to the Drive User Manual for description on the parameters and Modbus Manual for Modbus registers.
Example 1:
Reading the Reference Source Parameter b1-01 Value by Explicit Messaging
To read parameter b1-01 (Modbus register 0180 Hex) Reference Source, first convert the Modbus register number to DeviceNet
Instance and Attribute.
Modbus register 01 80 hex = Instance 01 hex and Attribute 80 hex
Then, send an explicit message with Service Code 0E Hex (Get Attribute Single) to Class 64 / Instance 1 / Attribute 80 Hex. If the returned value is 0001 Hex, then Reference Source is set to Parameter Setting 1, Terminals.
Note: The same Class / Instance / Attribute paths are used in the EDS file provided by Yaskawa.
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Table of contents
- - Warnings and Cautions
- - Introduction
- - Overview of the DeviceNet Network
- 4 Chapter 1- Installation
- 6 DeviceNet™ Simplified Start-up Procedure
- 8 Unpack and Inspect
- 8 Part Names
- 9 Installation and Wiring
- 9 Verify Drive Operation
- 9 Installation of DeviceNet Option
- 10 Connect The Drive To The DeviceNet Network
- 10 Set Baud Rate and Node Address
- 11 Baud Rate Setting Switch
- 11 MAC ID Setting Switch
- 11 Termination Resistors
- 11 DeviceNet Option Card Indication LEDs
- 12 Verify DeviceNet Option Operation
- 12 Initial Settings
- 12 Run/Stop and Frequency Selection
- 13 DeviceNet Indication LEDs
- 14 Chapter 2- Network Configuration
- 15 DeviceNet Configuration
- 15 EDS Files in General
- 16 Install EDS File
- 18 Set Application Parameters
- 19 Configure the Scanner
- 20 Add Drive to Scanlist and Specify Settings
- 25 Data Storage of DeviceNet Option Card and Drive
- 26 Save Data to EEPROM with the ENTER Command
- 32 Chapter 3- Network Communications
- 33 DeviceNet Polled I/O Messaging Communications
- 34 Basic Speed Control Input Instance 20 (14 Hex)
- 35 Basic Speed Control Output Instance 70 (46 Hex)
- 36 Extended Speed Control Input Instance 21 (15 Hex)
- 37 Extended Speed Control Output Instance 71 (47Hex)
- 38 Drive Modbus I/O Control Input Instance 100 (64 Hex)
- 51 Control Supervisor Object Class (29 Hex)
- 53 AC/DC Drive Object Class (2A Hex)
- 55 Drive Parameters Object Class 100 (64 Hex)
- 57 DeviceNet Fault Diagnostics
- 57 Drive Faults
- 58 Fault Diagnostics
- 59 DeviceNet Communication LED Faults and Operation
- 60 Explicit Message Communication Error
- 60 I/O Message Communication Modbus I/O Instance Errors
- 62 Appendix A- Product Specifications
- 63 DeviceNet Product Specification Table
- 64 Appendix B- Cable Specifications
- 65 DeviceNet Cable Specifications
- 65 DeviceNet Cable Vendor Table
- 66 DeviceNet Network Topology
- 66 DeviceNet Maximum Cable Distance