Wiring for Hitachi VFD

zombieengineer

ZombieEngineer
The following is an educated guess based on available documentation (disclaimer - I don't have a VFD on my system).

Refer to page 208 of the Hitachi (wiring terminals)
FunctionHitachi WJ-200Masso G3 ControllerNotes
+10V ReferenceTerminal HN/AInformation only
0-10V Speed ControlTerminal OSpindle Controller - Terminal 1
Logic Ground ReferenceTerminal LAny Masso GND TerminalUse GND connection from Masso Power Supply
ForwardTerminal 1See Page 4-16 for details
ReverseTerminal 2See Page 4-16 for details

The Forward / Reverse gets a little arbitrary for a number of reasons.
  • Are the inputs configured for current source or sink (see page 4-13, this is configurable)
  • Is forward CW or CCW?

To have the Hitachi driver accept the 0-10V speed signal there are a number of software options that have to be set correctly (see page 3-14):
  • Multi-speed inputs set to OFF
  • Operator control set to OFF
  • Not sure what else is required... (some experimentation required)
 

mr-ben

Mr. Ben
Hi Zombie,

Thanks for your comments. I have set up two VFD drives so I am aware of necessity for configuring the drive.

My last machine had a MASSO G2. I was fishing for one of Peter's neat schematics for this drive and the G3.

Piece of mind thing.

Ben
 

cncnutz

CNCnutz
Staff member
Hi Ben,

I did a search on the forum and found this.



https://www.masso.com.au/forums/topic/masso-spindle-connector-0-10v-dc-output/?part=1



Masso-to-VFD-Hitachi-WJ200.png




Cheers
Peter
 
Top