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FCM 300 PROFIBUS / VLT 2800 PROFIBUS

MG.90.A1.02 – VLT is a registered Danfoss trademark 1

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■ Introduction .............................................................. 3

■ Quick Setup.............................................................. 4

■ The PROFIBUS interface .......................................... 5

■ FCM 300FCM 300FCM 300FCM 300FCM 300 - Physical connection ............................... 7

■ VLVLVLVLVLT 2800T 2800T 2800T 2800T 2800 - Physical connection ............................. 10

■ System layout ......................................................... 13

■ Timing .................................................................... 15

■ DP (Distributed Periphery) ....................................... 16

■ Parameters ............................................................. 28

■ Warning and alarm messages ................................ 33

■ Glossary and parameter list .................................... 34

■ Index ...................................................................... 37

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MG.90.A1.02 – VLT is a registered Danfoss trademark2


When reading through this manual, you will comeacross various symbols that require special attention.

The symbols used are the following:

Indicates a general warning.

Indicates something to be noted bythe reader.

Indicates a high-voltage warning.

PROFIBUS is a registered trademark.



■ About this manualThis manual is intended to be used both as aninstructional and as a reference manual. It only brieflytouches on the basics of the PROFIBUS protocolwhenever it is necessary for gaining an understandingof the PROFIDRIVE implementation of the PROFIBUSProfile for Variable Speed Drives (VDI/VDE 3689) andthe DANFOSS PROFIBUS for the FC motor and theVLT 2800.

The manual is also intended to serve as a guidelinewhen you specify and optimize your communicationsystem.

If you are not completely familiar with PROFIBUS orthe Profile for Variable Speed Drives, it may beadvisable to read some of the material provided onthese subjects, eg DIN 19245 parts 1 and 3 and VDI/VDE 3689.

Even if you are an experienced PROFIBUSprogrammer, we suggest that you read this manual inits entirety before you start programming, sinceimportant information can be found in all chapters.

■ AssumptionsThis manual assumes that you are using a DANFOSSFCM 300 and VLT 2800 with PROFIBUS. It is alsoassumed that you, as a master, are using a PLC orPC that is equipped with a serial communication cardsupporting all the PROFIBUS communication servicesrequired by your application, and that allrequirements stipulated in the PROFIBUS standard aswell as those set up in the PROFIBUS Variable SpeedDrives Profile and its company-specificimplementation PROFIDRIVE, as well as thosepertaining to the VLT Variable Speed Drive are strictlyobserved as well as all limitations therein fullyrespected.

■ What you should already knowThe DANFOSS PROFIBUS is designed tocommunicate with any master abiding by thePROFIBUS DP standard. It is therefore assumed thatyou have full knowledge of the PC or PLC you intendto use as a master in your system. Any questionspertaining to hardware or software produced by anyother manufacturer is beyond the scope of thismanual and is of no concern to DANFOSS.

If you have questions about how to set up master -master communication or communication to a non-Danfoss slave, the appropriate manuals should beconsulted.

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Programming: See the design guide:FC motor (MG.03.Bx.02)VLT 2800 (MG.28.Ex.02)

for descriptions on how to programme the ordinaryFC motor and VLT 2800.

Communication is established by setting theparameters stated below.Setting up the master: See the manual on the masteras well as the chapters of this manual giving detailson the PROFIBUS interface for information on how toset up the master.Q

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■ General informationParameter 918:Set the station address, - one unique address perunit.

In parameters 502-508 it is possible to define how togate the control commands from the PROFIBUS withthe equivalent control commands of the digital inputs.

The FC motor/VLT 2800 adjusts to the baudrate andthe configuration from the master.



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■ Master controlled Variable Speed Drives (VSD)The PROFIBUS Field-bus was designed to give youunprecedented flexibility and command over yourVSD controlled system. The PROFIBUS will performas an integrated part of your VLT VSD, giving youaccess to all parameters relevant to your application.The VSD will always act as a slave, and together witha master it can exchange a multitude of informationand commands. Control signals such as speedreference, start / stop of motor, reverse operation,etc. are transmitted from the master in the form of atelegramme. The VSD acknowledges receipt bytransmitting status signals, such as running, onreference, motor stopped and so on to the master.The VSD may also transmit fault indications, alarmsand warnings to the master, such as Overcurrent orPhaseloss.

The PROFIBUS communicates according to thePROFIBUS Protocol Standard DIN 19245 parts 1 and3. This means that it can communicate with allmasters that comply with this standard, but it doesnot necessarily mean that all services available in thePROFIBUS standard are supported. The VDI / VDE3689 PROFIBUS Profile for Variable Speed Drives is asubset of PROFIBUS which only supports theservices relevant to speed control applications.PROFIDRIVE is an implementation of VDI / VDE 3689profile created by DANFOSS and a number of othercompanies.

Communication partnersIn a control system the VSD will always act as a slave,and as such it may communicate with a single masteror multiple masters depending on the nature of theapplication. A master may be a PLC or a PC that isequipped with a PROFIBUS communication card.

■ Physical layerThe field of application of a field-bus system isprimarily determined by the transmission media andthe physical bus interface selected. The type of buscable required for the application and its installation(physical layer) are particularly important factors, inaddition to the required transmission reliability of thephysical level.

Though a fundamental feature of the PROFIBUS stan-dard is the possibility of specifying several differentphysical interfaces, the standard, at the time ofprinting, has allowed for one universal specificationonly, namely the EIA Standard RS 485-A, which hasfound acceptance both in the field of factory automa-tion and in several areas of the processing industry.

■ Cable lengths/number of nodesThe maximum cable length in one segment isdepending on the transmission speed. The total cablelength includes drop cables if any. A drop cable is theconnection from the main bus cable to each node if aT-connection is used instead of connecting the mainbus cable directly to the nodes, see drop cablelength. The table below shows the maximum allowedcable length and maximum number of nodes/VLT’swith 1, 2, 3 and 4 bus segments.

Note that a repeater is a node in both of the twosegments it connects. The number of VLT is based ona single master system. If there are more masters thenumber of VLT must be reduced correspondingly.

Max. total bus cable lenght1 segment: 2 segments: 3 segments: 4 segments:32 nodes 64 nodes 96 nodes 128 nodes

Transmission (31 VLT) (1 repeater, 61 VLT) (2 repeaters, 91 VLT) (3 repeaters, 121 VLT)speed [m] [m] [m] [m]9.6-187.5 kBaud 1000 2000 3000 4000

500 kBaud 400 800 1200 16001.5 MBaud 200 400 600 800

3 MBaud 100 200 300 400



The total drop cable length for one segment is limitedas stated in the table below.

Drop cable lengthMax. drop cablelength per segment

Transmission speed [m]9.6-93.75 kBaud 96

187.5 kBaud 75500 kBaud 301.5 MBaud 10

3 MBaud none

The length statements in the tables above are validprovided that bus cable with the following propertiesis used:- Impedance: 135 to 165 ohm

at a measuring frequency from 3 to20 MHz

- Resistance: < 110 ohm/km- Capacity: < 30 pF/m

- Damping: max. 9 dB over the whole wirelength

- Cross section: max. 0.34 mm2,corresponding to AWG 22

- Cable type: twisted in pairs,1 x 2, or 2 x 2, or 1 x 4 wires

- Screening: Copper-braided screenor braided screen and foil screen

It is recommended to use the same cable type in theentire network to avoid impedance mismatch.

The numbers on the following drawing indicate themaximum number of stations in each segment. Theyare not the station addresses as each station in thenetwork must have a unique address.

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Relevant national and local regulations, forexample regarding protective earthconnection, must be observed.

- Cable routingThe PROFIBUS communication cable must be

kept away from motor and brake resistor cables toavoid coupling of high frequency noise from onecable to the other. Normally a distance of 200 mmis sufficient, but it is generally recommended tokeep the greatest possible distance between thecables, especially where cables are running in

parallel over long distances.

■ Physical connectionThe PROFIBUS is connected to the bus line via X100,terminals 1 and 2.

It is recommended to use a master with a galvanicisolated bus driver and with over voltage protection(e.g. zenerdiode).

EMC precautionsThe following EMC precautions are recommended toobtain interference free operation of the PROFIBUSnetwork. Additional information on EMC can be foundin the design guide on the FC motor (MG.03.Bx.02).Please also consult the manual of the PROFIBUSmaster for further installation guidelines.

FCM 300:FCM 300:FCM 300:FCM 300:FCM 300:

If the PROFIBUS cable has to cross a motor andbrake resistor cable they must cross each other atan angle of 90°.

- Connection of the cable screenThe screen of the PROFIBUS cable must always

be connected to ground at both ends, that meansthe screen must be connected to ground in allstations connected to the PROFIBUS network. Itis very important to have a low impedanceground connection of the screen, also at high

frequencies.This can be obtained by connectingthe surface of the screen to ground, for exampleby means of a cable clamp or a conductive cablegland.

The FC motor Series is provided with differentclamps and brackets to enable a proper ground

connection of the PROFIBUS cable screen. Thescreen connection is shown in the followingdrawing.

- Earth connectionIt is important that all stations connected to the

PROFIBUS network are connected to the sameearth potential. The earth connection must have alow HF (high frequency) impedance. This can beachieved by connecting a large surface area of thecabinet to earth, for example by mounting the FCmotor on a conductive rear plate.

Especially when having long distances betweenthe stations in a PROFIBUS network it can be

necessary to use additional potential equalizingcables, connecting the individual stations to thesame earth potential.

Connecting the bus line

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It is essential that the bus line be terminated properly.A mismatch of impedance may result in reflectionson the line that will corrupt data transmission.

- The PROFIBUS is provided with a suitabletermination which may be activated by theswitches of the RS485 switch block locatedjust to the left of the terminal block X100 (seedrawing below). The switches should be on toterminate the bus.

The switches should never be left in oppositepositions. They should either both be ON orboth be OFF!

- Most masters and repeaters are equipped withtheir own termination.

- If an external termination circuit consisting of threeresistors is connected to the bus line a 5 V d.c.power supply must be used, please note that thismust be galvanically isolated from the a.c. line.




■ LEDsThere are 2 LEDs on the PROFIBUS:LED303: Lights up when the card is initialized

and ready to communicate. It willflash while auto baudrate detection isattempting to detect the actualbaudrate.

LED304: Lights up when the card iscommunicating, depending onbaudrate.

A high baudrate results in dim light in LED304.

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Relevant national and local regulations, forexample regarding protective earthconnection, must be observed.

- Cable routingThe PROFIBUS communication cable must bekept away from motor and brake resistor cables toavoid coupling of high frequency noise from onecable to the other. Normally a distance of 200 mmis sufficient, but it is generally recommended tokeep the greatest possible distance between thecables, especially where cables are running inparallel over long distances.

■ Physical connectionThe PROFIBUS is connected to the bus line via,terminals 68 and 69.

It is recommended to use a master with a galvanicisolated bus driver and with over voltage protection(e.g. zenerdiode).

EMC precautionsThe following EMC precautions are recommended toobtain interference free operation of the PROFIBUSnetwork. Additional information on EMC can be foundin the design guide on the VLT 2800 (MG.28.Ex.02).Please also consult the manual of the PROFIBUSmaster for further installation guidelines.

VLVLVLVLVLT 2800T 2800T 2800T 2800T 2800:::::

If the PROFIBUS cable has to cross a motor andbrake resistor cable they must cross each other atan angle of 90°.

- Connection of the cable screenThe screen of the PROFIBUS cable must alwaysbe connected to ground at both ends, that meansthe screen must be connected to ground in allstations connected to the PROFIBUS network. Itis very important to have a low impedanceground connection of the screen, also at highfrequencies.This can be obtained by connectingthe surface of the screen to ground, for exampleby means of a cable clamp or a conductive cablegland.

The VLT 2800 Series is provided with differentclamps and brackets to enable a proper groundconnection of the PROFIBUS cable screen. Thescreen connection is shown in the followingdrawing.

- Earth connectionIt is important that all stations connected to thePROFIBUS network are connected to the sameearth potential. The earth connection must have alow HF (high frequency) impedance. This can beachieved by connecting a large surface area of thecabinet to earth, for example by mounting the VLT2800 on a conductive rear plate.

Especially when having long distances betweenthe stations in a PROFIBUS network it can benecessary to use additional potential equalizingcables, connecting the individual stations to thesame earth potential.

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It is essential that the bus line be terminated properly.A mismatch of impedance may result in reflections onthe line that will corrupt data transmission.

- The PROFIBUS is provided with a suitabletermination which may be activated by theswitches of the RS485 switch block locatedjust to the left of the terminal block X100 (seedrawing below). The switches should be on toterminate the bus.

The switches should never be left in oppositepositions. They should either both be ON orboth be OFF!

- Most masters and repeaters are equipped withtheir own termination.

- If an external termination circuit consisting of threeresistors is connected to the bus line a 5 V d.c.power supply must be used, please note that thismust be galvanically isolated from the a.c. line.




■ LEDsThere are 2 LEDs on the PROFIBUS:LD851: Lights up when the card is initialized

and ready to communicate. It willflash while auto baudrate detection isattempting to detect the actualbaudrate.

LD852: Lights up when the card iscommunicating, depending onbaudrate.

A high baudrate results in dim light in LD852.


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■ Bus topology

Single master operation with DP

- Single master- PLC communicates with telegrams of constant

length- Fits to time critical requirements- No need for equidistant transmissions of

set points

Cyclical transmission1. Set point transmission2. Actual value feed back3. New setpoints computed4. New setpoint transfer

FeaturFeaturFeaturFeaturFeatures of DPes of DPes of DPes of DPes of DP (Distributed Periphery)- Is used by several PLC manufacturers for remote

peripheral I/O communication.- Supports cyclical communication.- SRD service gives fast cyclical exchange of

process data between master and slaves.- Freeze and synchronize function is supported- Fixed data structure.- Fixed telegramme size.- Occupies I/O memory space in PLC proportional

to the number of slaves employed, which may limitthe number of participants. Additional datarequire additional I/O memory space.

Transferring large amount of data where rapid transferof process data does not have highest priority

DP should be used when fast cyclical process controlis needed. Such a concept would typically call forsingle master operation with a limited number of slavestations. (A high number of slaves will reduce thesystem response).This could also be the case where control loops areclosed over the bus.

As a very fast alternative it is of course possible toclose the control loop outside the bus.



Closing the control loop over the bus Closing the control loop outside the fieldbusfor extremely fast feed-back

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Parameter up-/downloads can be achieved by usingthe so-called Parameter / Process Objects - PPOs -of 12, 20 or 28 bytes length as specified in the VDI/VDE 3689 profile, see drawing page 16.

This procedure, however, occupies 8 bytes additionalI/O memory space in the PLC bytes per slave, andslows down the system (see also “Timing” page 15).

Control of the drives during normal operation is oftenvery time critical, but it involves very few data, suchas control commands and speed reference. DP isoptimized for fast cyclical communication.

■ Features and services supported by FC motor and the VLT 2800Features available as described by the unitclassification

The unit classification as layed out in the PROFIBUSProfile for VSDs describes the functionality of the unit.There are 4 classes where class 1 signifies the lowestperformance class, and class 4 the highest.

The FC motor / VLT 2800 is a class 3 unit except forthe following features:- Fault buffer- Change access rights for parameter write- Change access rights for process control- Time difference- Hardware configuration ident.

The FC motor / VLT 2800 complies with the followingclass 4 features:- Baudrate > 500 kBaud- Programmable content of PCD 3 through 6 (10) of

the PPO’s- PPO type 5



■■■■■ FC motor / VLT 2800 response timeThe update time via the PROFIBUS connection canbe divided in two parts:1) The communication time, which is the time it takesto transmit data from the master to the slave (FCmotor / VLT 2800 with PROFIBUS), and 2) theinternal update time, which is the time it takes totransmit data between the FC motor / VLT 2800control card and the PROFIBUS.

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■■■■■ System update timeThe system update time is the time it takes toupdate all the slaves in the network when usingcyclical communication. The drawing below showsthe value which is obtainable in theory at 2 inputand 2 output bytes.

Communication time (tcom) depends on the actualtransmission speed (baudrate) and the type of masterin use. The minimum obtainable communication timewith the FC motor / VLT 2800 with PROFIBUS isapprox. 100 µsec per slave, when using DPcommunication with 4 bytes of data (PPO type 3) at 3Mbaud. More data or lower transmission speed willincrease the communication time.

The internal update time (tint) depends on the type ofdata in question as there are different channels for thedata transfer where time critical data e.g. controlword has highest priority. The internal update time forthe different types of data are stated below.

UpdateData time, tint

Control word/Main reference(part of PPO) 42 msec

Status word/Actual output frequency(part of PPO) 40 msec

Parameter read (PCD 1-8) 40 msec

Parameter write (PCD 1-2) 160 msec



Parameter read (PCV) 41 msec

Parameter write (PCV) 40 msec



PPO. Parameter-Process Data ObjectBy DP one of the following shown PPO’s must be used:

PCD: Process DataPCV: Parameter-Characteristics-ValuePCA: Parameter-Characteristics (Bytes 1, 2)

PCA handling belowIND: Subindex (Byte 3), (Byte 4 is not used)PVA: Parameter value (Bytes 5 to 8)CTW: Control word

see page 22STW: Status wordMRV: Main reference valueMAV: Main actual value (Actual output frequency)

■ DP communication relationsCommunication according to PROFIBUS DP, i.e. DIN19245 part 1 & 3, is supported. Consequently amaster that supports PROFIBUS DP must be used.

■ PPO descriptionA special feature of the PROFIBUS Profile for VSD’s isthe communication object called a PPO, meaningParameter-Process Data Object.

The PPO is well suited for fast cyclical data transfer,and may, as the name implies, carry both processdata and parameters.

The selection of PPO type is made according to themaster request.

A PPO may consist of a parameter part and processdata part. The parameter part can be used forreading and/or updating the parameters one by one.

DP

The process data part consists of a fixed part (4bytes) and a parametrable part (8 or 16 bytes). In thefixed part control word and speed reference aretransfered to the VLT while status word and actualoutput frequency feedback are transfered from theVLT. In the parametrable part the user chooses whichparameters have to be transfered to (parameter 915)and which from (parameter 916) the VLT.

Type 1, 2 and 5 consist of the parameter part and 4,12 and 20 byte process data, respectively.

Type 3 and 4 consist of 4 and 12 byte process data,respectively.

By DP communication one of the parameter-processdata objects (PPO’s) described below must be used.



DP■ PCA handling

The PCA portion of the PPO types 1, 2 and 5 willhandle a number of tasks. The master may controland supervise parameters and request a responsefrom the slave, while the slave, apart from respondingto a request from the master may transmit aspontaneous message.

Requests and responses is a handshake procedureand cannot be batched, meaning that if the mastersends out a Read/write request, it has to wait for theresponse, before it sends a new request. The requestor response data value will be limited to max. 4 bytes,which implies that text strings are not transferable.

PCA - Parameter Characteristics

RC content

Request Function0 No request

1 Request parameter value

2 Change parameter value (word)

3 Change parameter value (long word)

4 Request description element

5 Change description element

6 Request parameter value (array)

7 Change parameter value (array word)

8 Change parameter value (array long word)

9 Request number of array elements

10-15 Not used

Request/response handlingThe RC portion of the PCA word defines the requeststhat may be issued from the master to the slave aswell as what other portions of the PCV (IND and PVA)are involved.

The PVA portion will transmit word-size parametervalues in bytes 7 and 8, while long word size valuesrequire bytes 5 to 8 (32 bits).

If the Response / Request contains array elements,the IND will carry the Array Subindex. If parameterdescriptions are involved, the IND will hold the RecordSubindex of the Parameter description.

Response Function

0 No response

1 Transfer parameter value (word)

2 Transfer parameter value (long word)

3 Transfer description element

4 Transfer parameter value (array word)

5 Transfer parameter value (array long word)

6 Transfer number of array elements

7 Request rejected (incl. fault #, see below)

8 Not seviceable by PCV interface

9 Spontaneous message (word)

10 Spontaneous message (long word)

11 Spontaneous message (array word)

12 Spontaneous message (array long word)

13-15 Not used

If the slave rejects a request from the master, the RC word inthe PPO-read will indicate this by assuming the value 7.The fault # will be carried by bytes 7 and 8 in the PVA element.

Fault # Interpretation

0 Illegal PNU

1 Parameter value cannot be changed

2 Upper or lower limit exceeded

3 Subindex corrupted

4 No array

5 Data type false

6 Cannot be set by user (reset only)

7 Description element cannot be changed

8 IR required PPO-write not available

9 Description data not available

10 Access group

11 No parameter write access

12 Key word missing

13 Text in cyclical transmission not readable

14 Name in cyclical transmission not readable

15 Text array not available

16 PPO-write missing

17 Request temporarily rejected

18 Other fault

19 Date in cyclical transmission not readable

130 There is no bus access to the parametercalled

131 Data change is not possible becausefactory Setup has been selected

RC: Request/respons Characteristics (Range: 0..15)

SPM: Toggle-Bit for Spontaneous Messages

PNU: Parameter # (Range: 1..1999)

15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

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DP ■ Parameter and data type structure description

Parameter description:DP has a number of describing attributes (see rigth).

Read/write on parameter description is made by thePCV part using the RC commands 4/5 and subindexof the desired description element.

Size attributeThe size index and the conversion index for eachparameter can be taken from the parameter list onpage 36.

Physical unit Size index Measuring unit Designation Conversion index Conversion factor

0 No dimension 0 1second s 0 1

-1 0.1-2 0.01

Time 4 millisecond ms -3 0.001minute min 70 60hour h 74 3600day d 77 86400

watthour Wh 0 1Energy 8 kilowatthour kWh 3 1000

megawatthour MWh 6 106

milliwatt mW -3 0.001watt W 0 1

Power 9kilowatt kW 3 1000megawatt MW 6 106

Rotation 11 rotation per minute RPM 0 1

Torque 16newtonmeter Nm 0 1kilonewtonmeter kNm 3 1000

Temperature 17 degree Celsius °C 0 1

millivolt mV -3 0.001Voltage 21 volt V 0 1

kilovolt kV 3 1000

milliampere mA -3 0.001Current 22 ampere A 0 1

kiloampere kA 3 1000

milliohm mOhm -3 0.001Resistance 23 ohm Ohm 0 1

kiloohm kOhm 3 1000

Ratio 24 per cent % 0 1

Relative change 27 per cent % 0 1

hertz Hz 0 1

Frequency 28kilohertz kHz 3 1000megahertz MHz 6 106

gigahertz GHz 9 109

PNUCharacteristics

Subindex 1

Size of elementsSubindex 2

Size attributesSubindex 4

Lower limitSubindex 7

Upper limitSubindex 8

Extended characteristicsSubindex 10



■ Object and data types supported by FC motorand VLT 2800

Data types supported by FC motor and VLT 2800

Data Object Short Descriptiontype Code name

3 5 12 Integer 16

5 5 Unsigned 8

6 5 O2 Unsigned 16

7 5 O4 Unsigned 32

10 5 Byte string

13 5 Time difference1)

33 5 N2 Standardized value (16 bit) 1)

35 5 V2 Bit sequence 1)

1) See elaboration below

Time differenceThe data type time difference is a time indication inmilliseconds.

Notation: Time differenceValue range: 0 ≤ i ≤ (232 -1) millisecondsCoding: The time is presented as a binary

value of 32 bits (4 bytes). The firstfour (MSB) bits are always zero.Time difference is thus a byte stringof 4 bytes.

Data coding of the data type time difference

Bit Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4

8 0 ms 223 ms 215 ms 27 ms MSB

7 0 ms 222 ms 214 ms 26 ms MSB

6 0 ms 221 ms 213 ms 25 ms MSB

5 0 ms 220 ms 212 ms 24 ms MSB

4 227 ms 219 ms 211 ms 23 ms

3 226 ms 218 ms 210 ms 22 ms

2 225 ms 217 ms 29 ms 21 ms

1 224 ms 216 ms 28 ms 20 ms

Standardized valueA liniary value.0% = 0 (0h), 100% is 214 (4000h)

Data type N 2Range -200% ... 200% – 2 –14

Resolution 2 –14 = 0.0061%Length 2 bytesNotation: 2’s complement notation.

MSB is 1st bit after sign bit in 1st byte.Sign bit = 0 = positive numberSign bit = 1 = negative number

Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1Byte 1 SIGN 20 2–1 2–2 2–3 2–4 2–5 2–6

Byte 2 2–7 2–8 2–9 2–10 2–11 2–12 2–13 2–14

Bit sequence16 boolean values for control and presentation of userfunctions. Notation is binary.

Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1Byte 1 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8Byte 2 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

■ Spontaneous messagesThe Spontaneous message is activated by the activeparameters i.e. 538, 540, or 953 and will be carriedwith the PCV response, stating PNU and PVA of thechanged active parameter that triggered themessage.

Spontaneous messages are generated when thevalue is changed in one of the abovementionedparameters. It means that a message will be sentwhen a warning comes, and when a warningdisappears.

Simultaneously the VLT will toggle the SPM bit (11) ofPCA word (see “PCA handling” page 17).

The Spontaneous messages will be transmitted untilthe master has acknowledged reception of themessage by changing the SPM bit.

Spontaneous messages are only active whenparameter 917 is “ON”!

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DP Example of SPM execution

In the VLT the SPMs are temporarily stored in a FIFObuffer. This means that up to 16 consecutive SPMscan be retained. If only one SPM has entered theFIFO, the VLT will resume normal communication assoon as the SPM has been acknowledged by themaster (and the condition causing the SPM beenrectified). If more SPMs are in the FIFO, these will betransmitted consecutively upon acknowledgement. Ifmore SPMs are triggered when the FIFO is full, thesewill be ignored.

■ Synchronize and freezeThe control commands SYNC/UNSYNC andFREEZE/UNFREEZE are broadcast functions. SYNC/UNSYNC is used to send syncronized controlcommands and/or speed reference to all theconnected slaves (FC motor Series/VLT 2800 Series).FREEZE/UNFREEZE is used to freeze the statusfeedback in the slaves to get syncronized feedbackfrom all connected slaves.

The synchronize and freeze commands only affectProcess Data (the PCD part of the PPO).

SYNC/UNSYNCSYNC/UNSYNC can be used to obtain simultaneousreactions in several slaves, for example synchronisedstart, stop or speed change. A SYNC command willfreeze the actual control word and speed reference,incoming Process Data will be stored but not useduntil a new SYNC command or a UNSYNC commandis received.

See the example below where the left column holdsthe speed reference send out by the master and thethree right columns hold the actual speed referenceused in each of the three slaves.

Actual slave speed referenceVLT VLT VLT

From DP master to address: Address 3 Address 4 Address 51. Speed reference = 50 % to address 3 ⇒ 50 % 0 % 0 %2. Speed reference = 50 % to address 4 50 % ⇒ 50 % 0 %3. Speed reference = 50 % to address 5 50 % 50 % ⇒ 50 %4. SYNC command to all addresses ⇒ 50 % ⇒ 50 % ⇒ 50 %5. Speed reference = 75 % to address 3 ⇒ 50 % 50 % 50 %6. Speed reference = 75 % to address 4 50 % ⇒ 50 % 50 %7. Speed reference = 75 % to address 5 50 % 50 % ⇒ 50 %8. SYNC command to all addresses ⇒ 75 % ⇒ 75 % ⇒ 75 %9. Speed reference = 100 % to address 3 ⇒ 75 % 75 % 75 %

10. Speed reference = 50 % to address 4 75 % ⇒ 75 % 75 %11. Speed reference = 25 % to address 5 75 % 75 % ⇒ 75 %12. UNSYNC command to all addresses ⇒ 100 % ⇒ 50 % ⇒ 25 %13. Speed reference = 0 % to address 3 ⇒ 0 % 50 % 25 %14. Speed reference = 0 % to address 4 0 % ⇒ 0 % 25 %15. Speed reference = 0 % to address 5 0 % 0 % ⇒ 0 %

MASTER

SPM 2 NOT ACK.

REQ 1

REQ 2

SPM 1 ACK.

REQ 2

SPM 2 ACK.

SLAVE

RES. 1

SPM 1

SPM 2

SPM 2

RES. 2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

PCASPM BIT



DPFREEZE/UNFREEZE

FREEZE/UNFREEZE can be used to get simultaneousreading of Process Data for example output currentfrom several slaves. A FREEZE command will freezethe current actual values and on request the slave willsend back the value that was present when theFREEZE command was received. The actual valueswill be updated when a new FREEZE or UNFREEZEcommand is received.

See the example below where the left column holdsthe current values read by the master and the threeright columns hold the actual output current of thethree slaves.

Actual slave output currentVLT VLT VLT

DP master reads address: Address 3 Address 4 Address 51. Address 3 output current = 2 A ⇐ 2 A 3 A 4 A2. Address 4 output current = 5 A 2 A ⇐ 5 A 2 A3. Address 5 output current = 3 A 3 A 2 A ⇐ 3 A4. FREEZE command to all addresses ⇒ 1 A ⇒ 3 A ⇒ 3 A5. Address 3 output current = 1 A ⇐ 4 A 2 A 5 A6. Address 4 output current = 3 A 2 A ⇐ 2 A 2 A7. Address 5 output current = 3 A 3 A 1 A ⇐ 2 A8. UNFREEZE command to all adresses ⇒ 2 A ⇒ 3 A ⇒ 4 AReading as by 1, 2 and 3



Control wordThe control words are used to send controlcommands to the frequency converter when thetelegram is sent from the master.

■ Control word / status wordThe bits of the “Control word” tell the VLT how toreact, while the “Status word” bit status will tell themaster the condition of the VLT.

Control wordAccording to PROFIDRIVE control word (para. 512=0) According to VLT standard (para. 512=1)

Bit Bit = 0 Bit = 1 Bit = 0 Bit = 100 (LSB) OFF 1 ON 1 Preset reference01 OFF 2 ON 202 OFF 3 ON 3 DC brake Ramp03 Motor coasting Enable Coasting Enable04 Quick-stop Ramp Quick-stop Ramp05 Freeze output frequency Ramp enable Freeze output Ramp enable06 Ramp stop Start Ramp stop Start07 No function Reset No function Reset08 Jog 1 OFF ON No function Jog09 Jog 2 OFF ON10 Data not valid Valid Data not valid Valid11 No function Slow down No function12 No function Catch-up No function13 Setup select Setup select1415 (MSB) No function Reversing No function Reversing

The FC motor Series Design Guide (MG.03.BX.02) and the VLT 2800 Series Design Guide (MG.28.EX.02) holds adetailed description of the control word.

DP

Status wordWhen the frequency converter returns the frame tothe master, the same two bytes operate as statusfrom the frequency converter with the followingfunctions:

Status wordAccording to PROFIDRIVE control word (para. 512=0) According to VLT standard (para. 512=1)

Bit Bit = 0 Bit = 1 Bit = 0 Bit = 100 (LSB) Control not ready Ready01 VLT not ready Ready VLT not ready Ready02 Motor coasting Enable Coasting Enable03 No fault Trip No fault Trip04 ON 2 OFF 2 R e s e r v e d05 ON 3 OFF 3 R e s e r v e d06 Start enable Start disable R e s e r v e d07 No warning Warning No warning Warning08 Speed ≠ ref. Speed = ref. Speed ≠ ref. Speed = ref.0910 Out of range Frequency OK Out of range Frequency OK11 Not running Running Not running Running1213 Voltage OK Limit Voltage OK Above limit14 Torque OK Limit Current OK Above limit15 (MSB) No thermal warning Thermal warning No thermal warning Thermal warning

The FC motor Series Design Guide (MG.03.BX.02) and the VLT 2800 Series Design Guide (MG.28.EX.02 ) holds adetailed description of the status word.



PVA: Parameter value (Bytes 5 to 8)CTW: Control word

see page 22STW: Status wordMRV: Main reference valueMAV: Main actual value

PPO. Parameter-Process Data Object

■ ExampleThis example shows how PPO type 1 is used forchanging the ramp-up time (parameter 207) to10 seconds and for commanding a start and speedreference of 50%.

PCD: Process DataPCV: Parameter-Characteristics-ValuePCA: Parameter-Characteristics (Bytes 1, 2)

PCA handling belowIND: Subindex (Byte 3), (Byte 4 is not used)

PCVPCVPCVPCVPCV

PCA - Parameter Characteristics

RC: Request/respons Characteristics (Range: 0..15)SPM: Toggle-Bit for Spontaneous MessagesPNU: Parameter # (Range: 1..1999)

PCA part (byte 1-2)The RC part tells what the PCV part must be used for.The functions available appear from the table, page17.

When a parameter is to be changed, choose value 2or 3, in this example 3 is chosen, because parameter207 covers a long word (32 bits).

SPM bit:The function is explained on page 19, in the examplethe function Spontaneous Messages is not applied(parameter 917 = OFF), therefore SPM is set for 0.PNU = Parameter number:Parameter number is set for: 207 = CF Hex.This means that the value of the PCA part is 30CFHex.

IND (bytes 3-4):Used when reading/changing parameters withsubindex, for example parameter 915. In the examplebytes 3 and 4 are set for 00 Hex.

PVA (bytes 5-8):The data value of parameter 207 must be changed to10.00 seconds. The value transmitted must be 1000,because the conversion index for parameter 207 is-2, this means that the value received by VLT isdivided by 100, making VLT perceive 1000 as 10.00.Bytes 5-8 = 1000 = 03E8 Hex.

DP

15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

RC SMP PNU



DP PCDPCDPCDPCDPCD

CTW according to Profidrive profile:Control words consisting of 16 bits, the meaning ofthe various bits appears from the table, page 22.The following bit pattern sets all necessary startcommands: 0000 0100 0111 1111 = 047F Hex.*

0000 0100 0111 1110 = 047E Hex.*0000 0100 0111 1111 = 047F Hex.

Quickstop: 0000 0100 0110 1111 = 046F Hex.Stop: 0000 0100 0011 1111 = 043F Hex.* Only necessary at power up.

MRV:Speed reference, the data format is "Standardizedvalue", see page 19. 0 Hex = 0% and 4000 Hex =100%.

In the example 2000 Hex is used corresponding to50% of maximum frequency (parameter 202).

The whole PPO therefore gets the following value inHex:

Byte Value

PCA 1 30

PCA 2 CF

IND 3 00

PCV IND 4 00

PVA 5 00

PVA 6 00

PVA 7 03

PVA 8 E8

CTW 9 04

PCD CTW 10 7F

MRV 11 20

MRV 12 00

The Process data within the PCD part is acting on theVLT immediately, and can be updated from themaster as quickly as possible.

The PCV part is a “hand shake” procedure whichmeans that the VLT has to acknowledge thecommand, before a new one can be written.

- A positive response of the above example maylook like this:

Byte Value

PCA 1 20

PCA 2 CF

IND 3 00

PCV IND 4 00

PVA 5 00

PVA 6 00

PVA 7 03

PVA 8 E8

STW 9 0F

PCD STW 10 07

MAV 11 20

MAV 12 00

The PCD part responds according to the state andparametration of the VLT.

The PCV part responds as:PCA: As the request telegram, but here the RC part istaken from the response table on page 16. In thisexample RC is 2Hex, which is a confirmation that aparameter value of the type long word (32 bit) hasbeen transferred.

IND is not used in this example.

PVA: 03E8Hex in the PVA part tells that the value ofthe parameter in question (207) is 1000 whichcorresponds to 10.00.

STW: 0F07 Hex means that the motor is running andthere are no warnings or faults (for details see Statusword table on page 22).

MAV: 2000 Hex tells that the output frequency is 50%of max. frequency.



DP- A negative response may look like this:

Byte Value

PCA 1 70

PCA 2 00

IND 3 00

PCV IND 4 00

PVA 5 00

PVA 6 00

PVA 7 00

PVA 8 02

STW 9 0F

PCD STW 10 07

MAV 11 20

MAV 12 00

RC is 7 Hex which means that the request has beenrejected, and the fault number can be found in thePVA part. In this case the fault number is 2 whichmeans that the upper or lower limit of the parameteris exceeded. See fault number table on page 17.



■■■■■ GSD-fileThe GSD-file is a DP “standard” text file containingthe necessary data for configuring DP slaves within astandard DP master.

DP

GSD-file: DA010403.GSDGSD-file for Danfoss FCM 300 Series withPROFIBUS

#Profibus_DPVendor_Name = "DANFOSS DRIVES A/S";Model_name = "VLT SERIES FCM 300 PROFIBUS“;Revision = "00";Ident_Number = 0x0403;Protocol_Ident = 0;Station_type = 0;FMS_supp = 0;Hardware_Release = "2.0";Software_Release = "1.10";9.6_supp = 1;19.2_supp = 1;93.75_supp = 1;187.5_supp = 1;500_supp = 1;1.5M_supp = 1;3M_supp = 1;6M_supp = 0;12M_supp = 0;MaxTsdr_9.6 = 60;MaxTsdr_19.2 = 60;MaxTsdr_93.75 = 60;MaxTsdr_187.5 = 60;MaxTsdr_500 = 100;MaxTsdr_1.5M = 150;MaxTsdr_3M = 250;Redundancy = 0;Repeater_Ctr_Sig = 0;

24V_Pins = 0;Freeze_Mode_supp = 1;Sync_Mode_supp = 1;Auto_Baud_supp = 1;Set_Slave_add_supp = 1;Usr_Prm_Data_Len = 0;Min_Slave_intervall = 40;Modular_Station = 1;Max_Module = 2;Max_Input_Len = 28;Max_Output_Len = 28;Max_Data_Len = 56;Module = "PPO Typ 1 Module consistent PCD" 0xF3,0xF1; EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 1 Word consistent PCD" 0xF3,0x71; EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 2 Module consistent PCD" 0xF3,0xF5; EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 2 Word consistent PCD" 0xF3,0x75; EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 3 Module consistent PCD" 0xF1;EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 3 Word consistent PCD" 0x71;EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 4 Module consistent PCD" 0xF5;EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 4 Word consistent PCD" 0x75;EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 5 Module consistent PCD" 0xF3,0xF9; EndModule;Module = "PPO Typ 5 Word consistent PCD" 0xF3,0x79; EndModule;

The VLT can also accept word concistency inthe PCD modules, whereas the PCV portionmust be module consistent.




VLVLVLVLVLT 2800T 2800T 2800T 2800T 2800:::::■■■■■ GSD-file

The GSD-file is a DP “standard” text file containingthe necessary data for configuring DP slaves within astandard DP master.

The VLT can also accept word concistency inthe PCD modules, whereas the PCV portionmust be module consistent.

DP

#Profibus_DPVendor_Name = „DANFOSS DRIVES A/S“;Model_name = „VLT® SERIES 2800“;Revision = „00“;Ident_Number = 0x0404;Protocol_Ident = 0;Station_type = 0;FMS_supp = 0;Hardware_Release = „2.0“;Software_Release = „1.00“;9.6_supp = 1;19.2_supp = 1;93.75_supp = 1;187.5_supp = 1;500_supp = 1;1.5M_supp = 1;3M_supp = 1;6M_supp = 0;12M_supp = 0;MaxTsdr_9.6 = 60;MaxTsdr_19.2 = 60;MaxTsdr_93.75 = 60;MaxTsdr_187.5 = 60;MaxTsdr_500 = 100;MaxTsdr_1.5M = 150;MaxTsdr_3M = 250;Redundancy = 0;Repeater_Ctr_Sig =0;24V_Pins = 0;Freeze_Mode_supp = 1;Sync_Mode_supp = 1;

Auto_Baud_supp = 1;Set_Slave_add_supp = 1;Usr_Prm_Data_Len = 0;Min_Slave_Intervall = 10;Modular_Station = 1;Max_Module = 2;Max_Input_Len = 28;Max_Output_Len = 28;Max_Data_Len = 56;Max_Diag_Data_Len = 6;Module = „PPO Typ 1 Module consistent PCD“ 0xF3,0xF1;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 1 Word consistent PCD „ 0xF3,0x71;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 2 Module consistent PCD“ 0xF3,0xF5;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 2 Word consistent PCD „ 0xF3,0x75;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 3 Module consistent PCD“ 0xF1;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 3 Word consistent PCD „ 0x71;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 4 Module consistent PCD“ 0xF5;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 4 Word consistent PCD „ 0x75;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 5 Module consistent PCD“ 0xF3,0xF9;EndModule;Module = „PPO Typ 5 Word consistent PCD „ 0xF3,0x79;EndModule;

GSD-file: DA010404.GSDGSD-file for Danfoss VLT® 2800 Serieswith PROFIBUS



Par

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ers ■ FC motor and VLT 2800 parameters

Only the PROFIBUS specific parameters (800 - 805and 904 . . ) are described in this manual. All otherparameters and their functions are unaffected by thePROFIBUS option. We refer to the parameterdescription in the design guide on the FC motorSeries (MG.03.Bx.02) and the design guide on theVLT 2800 Series (MG.28.Ex.02).

Special attention must be given to the followingparameters that are not described in this manual:- 502 - 508: Selection of how to gate PROFIBUS

control commands with controlcommands on the digital inputs of theFC motor / VLT2800.

- 512: Control word profile, selects a controlword according to PROFIDRIVE or aDanfoss specified control word.

- 515 - 543: Data readout parameters that can beused to read various actual data fromthe VLT, as for example actual statuson the analog and digital inputs of theFC motor / VLT 2800 thus using theseas inputs to the master.

■ PROFIBUS specific parameters

✭ Factory setting

800 Protocol select (PROTOCOL SELECT)

✭ DP [1]

Function:Selection of the PROFIBUS protocol supported by themaster.

Description of selections:- DP: Communication according to DIN 19245 part

3.

Updating parameter 800, even with anunchanged data value, will initialise the

PROFIBUS option, meaning that allcommunication parameters such as slave addresses,PPO type etc. will be updated.

803 Bus time out (BUS TIME OUT)Selection:

✭ 1 - 99 sec 1 sec

804 Bus time out function (TIME OUT FUNCT.)Selection:

✭ Off (OFF) [0]Freeze output frequency (FREEZE OUTPUT) [1]Stop with auto restart (STOP) [2]Output frequency = JOG freq. (JOGGING) [3]Output freq. = Max. freq. (MAX SPEED) [4]Stop with trip (STOP AND TRIP) [5]Select Setup 2 [8]

Function:The time out counter is triggered at the first receptionof a valid control word i.e. bit 10 = ok, when DP isused.The time out function can be activated in two differentways:1. CTW is not updated within the time specified in

parameter 803.2. Time out is triggered if the CTW is not valid, see

parameter 805.The FC motor / VLT 2800 remains in time out stateuntil one of the following conditions is true:1. Valid control word (Bit 10 = ok) is received. If Stop

with trip is selected, reset must also be activated.If Select setup 2 is selected, the FC motor / VLT2800 will remain in Setup 2 until parameter 4 ischanged.

2. Parameter 804 = Off ⇒ control via PROFIBUS isresumed and the most recent control word isused.

Description of selections:- Freeze output frequency: Freeze output frequency

until communication is resumed.- Stop with auto restart: Stop with auto restart

when communication is resumed.- Output frequency = JOG freq.: Motor will run at

JOG frequency until communication isresumed.

- Output frequency = Max. freq.: Motor will run atmax. frequency until communication is resumed.

- Stop with trip: Motor is stopped, reset needed forrestart, see explanation above.

- Select setup 2.



Param

eters

805 Function of control word bit 10(Bit 10 function)Selection:

No function (NO FUNCTION) [0]✭ Bit 10 = 1 ⇒ CTW active

(BIT 10 = 1 ⇒ CTW ACTIVE) [1]Bit 10 = 0 ⇒ CTW active(BIT 10 = 0 ⇒ CTW ACTIVE) [2]Bit 10 = 0 ⇒ time out(BIT 10 = 0 ⇒ TIME OUT) [3]

Function:According to the PROFIDRIVE profile, control wordand speed reference will be ignored if bit 10 of thecontrol word is 0, but parameter 805 lets the userchange the function of bit 10. This is some timesnecessary as some masters are setting all bits to 0 invarious fault situations. In these cases it makes senseto change the function of bit 10 so that the FC motor/VLT 2800 is commanded to stop (coast) when all bitsare 0.

Description of selections:- Bit 10 = 1 ⇒ CTW active: Control word and speed

reference is ignored if bit 10 = 0.- Bit 10 = 0 ⇒ CTW active: Control word and speed

reference is ignored if bit 10 = 1. If all bits of thecontrol word are 0 the FC motor / VLT 2800reaction will be coasting.

- Bit 10 = 0 ⇒ time out: The time out functionselected in parameter 804 is activated when bit 10is 0.

- No function: Bit 10 is ignored, i.e. control wordand speed reference is always valid.

✭ Factory setting

904 PPO type select for DP (PPO TYPE SELECT)Selections:

✭ PPO type 1 (PPO TYPE 1) [900]PPO type 2 (PPO TYPE 2) [901]PPO type 3 (PPO TYPE 3) [902]PPO type 4 (PPO TYPE 4) [903]PPO type 5 (PPO TYPE 5) [905]

Function:The selection is valid for read and write, i.e. the samePPO type must be used for read and write.

Description of selections:- PPO type 1: 12 byte PPO with parameter channel

for read and write of parameters and 4 bytes ofprocess data (control/status word and reference/actual output frequency).

- PPO type 2: 20 byte PPO as PPO type 1 with 8additional bytes of selectable process data.

- PPO type 3: 4 byte process data (control/statusword and reference/actual output frequency).

- PPO type 4: 12 byte process data, as processdata part of PPO type 2.

- PPO type 5: 28 byte as PPO type 2 with 8additional bytes of selectable process data.

A detailed description of the PPO types can be foundon page 23.

Change of parameter 904 is executed whenparameter 800 is updated or at next power up.



Par

amet

ers Description of selections:

The order of the subindexes corresponds to the orderof the PCD’s in the PPO, i.e. subindex 1 ≈ PCD 1,subindex 2 ≈ PCD 2 and so on. Each subindex canhold the number of any of the FC motor / VLT 2800parameters, but it is only possible to read 2 bytevalues (least significant bytes) from parameters with 4byte data values as 1 PCD consists of only 2 bytes.

917 Activate spontaneous messages(SPONT. MES)Selections:

✭ Off (OFF) [0]

On (ON) [1]

Function:The spontaneous messages function can be switchedon if it is desired to make the FC motor / VLT 2800 issuea message when a warning or an alarm comes up.

Unread spontaneous messages will be storedin a 16 elements FIFO buffer.

Description of selections:- OFF: The FC motor / VLT 2800 will not issue

spontaneous messages or event notification incase of a warning or an alarm.

- ON: The FC motor / VLT 2800 will issue aspontaneous message when warnings or alarmsare coming up.

918 Station address (STATION ADDR)Selections:

1-126✭ 0

Function:All stations connected to the same bus must have aunique address. The station address can be set in

parameter 918.

Change parameter 918 is executed at nextpower up and if parameter 800 is updated.

✭ Factory setting

915 PCD config. write (PCD IN WR-)Selections:

Sub index 1 (PCD1) Parameter #Sub index 2 Parameter #Sub index 3 Parameter #Sub index 4 Parameter #Sub index 5 Parameter #Sub index 6 Parameter #Sub index 7 Parameter #Sub index 8 Parameter #

Function:Different parameters can be assigned to PCD 1-8 ofthe PPO’s (the number of PCD’s depends on the PPOtype). The values in PCD 1-8 will be written to theselected parameters as data values.

Write access via PROFIBUS or standard RS 485.

Description of selections:The order of the subindexes corresponds to the orderof the PCD’s in the PPO, i.e. subindex 1 ≈ PCD 1,subindex 2 ≈ PCD 2 and so on. Each subindex canhold the number of the FC motor / VLT 2800parameters with write access, but it is only possibleto write 2 byte values (least significant bytes) toparameters with 4 byte data values because 1 PCDconsists of only 2 bytes.

916 PCD config. read (PCD IN RD-)Selections:

Sub index 1 (PCD 1) Parameter #Sub index 2 Parameter #Sub index 3 Parameter #Sub index 4 Parameter #Sub index 5 Parameter #Sub index 6 Parameter #Sub index 7 Parameter #Sub index 8 Parameter #

Function:Different parameters can be assigned to PCD 1-8 ofthe PPO’s (the number of PCD’s depends on the PPOtype). PCD 1-8 will hold the actual data value of theselected parameters.

Write access via Profibus or standard RS 485.



Param

eters

953 Warning parameter 1 (WARN. PARA)Selections:

Read only

Function:A 16 bit bitstring where each bit is associated with aspecific warning according to the list below.

Bit Bit = “1” when:

0 LSB Connection with DP-master is not ok

1 Not used

2 FDL (Field-bus Data link Layer) is not ok

3 Clear data command received

4 Actual value is not updated

5 Spontaneous message FIFO overflow

6 PROFIBUS ASIC is not transmitting

7 Initialising of PROFIBUS option is not ok

8 Not used

9 Not used

10 Not used

11 Not used

12 Fatal DPR-handling error/Error codeduring init.: Bit 0



15 MSB Fatal DPR-handling error/Error codeduring init.: Bit 3

Explanation of errExplanation of errExplanation of errExplanation of errExplanation of error codes:or codes:or codes:or codes:or codes:

If init. went wrong (bit 7 asserted) following codes aredefined:

Code0 OK1 Init. channel not empty2 No resp. on command „Init SPC3 controller“3 No resp. on command „No action“4 No resp. on writing init.-data5 No valid resp. on writing init.-data6 No positive resp. on writing init.-data

If errors occur during DPR-handling (bit 7 notasserted)

Code0 OK1 Fatal error in warning channel2 Fatal error in spontaneous channel3 Fatal error in channel for input of process data4 Fatal error in channel for output of process data5 Fatal error in parameter channel 16 Fatal error in parameter channel 27 Fatal error in parameter channel 315 Fatal error in DPR form SPC3

967 Control wordSelections:

16 bits binary codeSee page 22.

968 Status wordSelections:

Read onlySee page 22.



✭ Factory setting

Par

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ers 980-982 Defined parameters (DEFINED PNU'S)

Selections:

Read only

Function:The three parameters hold a list of all the parametersthat are defined in the FC motor / VLT 2800. It ispossible to read single elements of the list by DP byusing the corresponding subindex. The subindexesstart at 1 and follow the order of the parameternumbers.

Each parameter holds up to 116 elements (parameternumbers).

When a 0 is returned as parameter number the listends.

990-992 Modified parameters(MODIFIED PNU'S)Selections:

Read only

Function:The three parameters hold a list of all the FC motor /VLT 2800 parameters that have been changed fromfactory setting. It is possible to read single elementsof the list by DP by using the corresponding subindex.The subindexes start at 1 and follow the order of theparameter numbers. Each parameter holds up to 116elements (parameter numbers). The number ofparameters (990, 991 and 992) in use depends onhow many parameters have been changed fromfactory setting.

Read only parameters, as for example data read outparameters, will not be registered as modifiedeventhough they are changing.

When a 0 is returned as parameter number the listends.

970 Edit set up selection (EDIT SETUP SELECT)Selections:

Factory setup (FACTORY SETUP) [0]Setup 1 (SETUP 1) [1]Setup 2 (SETUP 2) [2]

✭ Active setup (ACTIVE SETUP) [5]

Function:As parameter 005, described in the FCM 300 designguide (MG.03.Bx.02) and the VLT 2800 design guide(MG.28.Ex.02).

971 Store data values (STORE DATA VALUE)Selections:

✭ No action (NO ACTION) [0]Store active setup (STORE ACTIVE SETUP) [1]Store edit setup (STORE EDIT SETUP) [2]Store all setups (STORE ALL SETUPS) [3]

Function:Parameter values changed via PROFIBUS is onlystored in RAM meaning that the changes are lost atpower down. This parameter is used to activate afunction that stores all parameter values in theEEPROM thus retaining changed parameter values atpower down.

Description of selections:No action: The store function is inactive.Store active setup: All parameter values in the activesetup will be stored in the EEPROM. The valuereturns to No action when all parameter values havebeen stored.Store edit setup: All parameter values in the setupyou are editing will be stored in the EEPROM. Thevalue returns to No action when all parameter valueshave been stored.Store all setups: All parameter values in both setupswill be stored in the EEPROM. The value returns toNo action when all parameter values have beenstored.



■ Warning and alarm messagesThere is a clear distinction between alarms andwarnings. In the case of an alarm, the FC motor / VLT2800 will enter a fault condition. After the cause forthe alarm has been cleared, the master will have toacknowledge the alarm message for the FC motor /VLT 2800 to start operating again. A warning, on theother hand may come when a warning conditionappears, and disappear when conditions return tonormal without interfering with the process.

WarningsAny warning within the FC motor / VLT 2800 isrepresented by a single bit within a warning word. Awarning word is always an active parameter. Bitstatus FALSE [0] means no warning, while bit statusTRUE [1] means warning.

Any bit change in the warning word will result in aSpontaneous message being issued.

In addition to the warning word message the masterwill also be notified through a change of bit 7 in theStatus Word.

AlarmsFollowing an Alarm message the FC motor / VLT2800 will enter Fault condition. Only after the fault hasbeen alleviated and the master has acknowledged thealarm message by setting bit 7 in the Control word,can the FC motor /VLT 2800 resume operation.

Any alarm within the FC motor / VLT 2800 isrepresented by a single bit within an alarm word. Analarm word is always an action parameter. Bit statusFALSE [0] means no fault, while bit status TRUE [1]means fault.

Any bit change in the alarm word will result in aSpontaneous message being issued.

■ Spontaneous messagesIf a fault or warning condition should occur, the FCmotor / VLT 2800 will, if the proper communicativerelationship has been established, issue aSpontaneous message to communication partners.Instead of responding to the master’s request, the FCmotor / VLT 2800 will exchange the requestedresponse with the alarm or the warning message.

Warnings and alarms will trigger a Spontaneousmessage. The same is true with any change to anactive parameter.

Warning

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■ Abbreviations

English German ElaborationACI - Acyclical Control IntervalALI - Aplication Layer InterfaceATTR - AttributeBRCT - BroadcastCCI - Cyclical Control IntervalCR KR Communication ReferenceCRL KBL Communication Reference ListCSRD - Cyclical Send and Request DataCT Typ Connection TypeCTW STW Control WordDA - Destination AddressDP - Distributed PeripheryEIA - Electronic Industries Association: Specifiers of the EIA Standard RS 485-AEMC EMV Electromagnetic CompatibilityEN - Event NotificationFIFO - First In First OutHSA - Highest Station AddressHd - Hamming distanceHPFB - High Performance Field BusIND - SubindexI/O E/A Input/OutputISO - International Standards OrganizationIR - Information ReportLSAP - Local Service Access PointLSB - Least Significant BitMSB - Most Significant BitMAP - Manufacturing Automation ProtocolMAV HIW Main Actual ValueMMS - Manufacturing Message SpecificationMRV HSW Main Reference ValueMSAC MZAC Master-Slave connection for acyclical transmissionMSAC_SI MZAC_SI Master-Slave connection for acyclical transmission with slave initiativeMSCY MSZY Master-Slave connection for cyclical transmissionMSCY_SI MSZY_SI Master-Slave connection for cyclical transmission with slave initiativeMULT - MulticastOD OV Object DirectoryPC - Personal ComputerPCA PKE Parameter CharacteristicsPCD PZD Process DataPCV PKW Parameter-Characteristics-ValuePDU - Protocol Data UnitPLC SPS Programmable Logic ControlPNU - Parameter NumberPPO - Parameter-Process Data ObjectPVA PWE Parameter ValueRAC - Receive Acknowledged request CounterRADR - Remote AddressRC AK Request/Response CharacteristicsRCC - Receive Confirmed request CounterRSAP - Remote Service Access Point

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English German ElaborationSAC - Send Acknowledged request CounterSAP - Service Access PointSCC - Send Confirmed request CounterSPM - Spontaneous NotificationSTW ZSW Status WordTRT - Target Rotation TimeVDE - Association of German Electrical TechniciansVDI - Association of German Electrical EngineersVSD FU Variable Speed Drive

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1) See table on page 18

Conversion index:This number refers to a conversionfigure to be used when writing orreading by means of a VLT frequencyconverter.

2) See table on page 19



Index

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Abbreviations ..................................................... 34About this manual ................................................ 3Assumptions ........................................................ 3

BBBBB

Bus topology ...................................................... 13Single master operation with DP ..................... 13

CCCCC

Cable lengths ....................................................... 5Control word ...................................................... 22Cyclical transmission .......................................... 14

DDDDD

DP communication relations ............................... 16

EEEEE

EMC precautions ........................................... 7, 10

FFFFF

FC motor / VLT 2800 parameters ....................... 28Features and services ......................................... 14Features of DP ................................................... 13

Closing the control loop outside the fieldbus ... 14Closing the control loop over the bus .............. 14

GGGGG

General information .............................................. 4GSD-file ...................................................... 26, 27

LLLLL

LED ............................................................... 9, 12

MMMMM

Master controlled Variable Speed Drives ............... 5Communication partners ................................... 5

NNNNN

number of nodes .................................................. 5

OOOOO

Object and data types ........................................ 19Bit sequence .................................................. 19Data coding .................................................... 19Standardized value ......................................... 19Time difference ............................................... 19

PPPPP

Parameter and data type structure description .... 18Size attribute ................................................... 18

Parameter list ..................................................... 36PCA - Parameter Characteristics ........................ 23PCA handling ..................................................... 17PCD ................................................................... 24PCV ................................................................... 23Physical connection ....................................... 7, 10

bus termination .......................................... 8, 11Cable routing ............................................. 7, 10Connecting the bus line ............................. 7, 10Earth connection........................................ 7, 10

PPO description ................................................. 16PROFIBUS specific parameters .......................... 28

Activate spontaneous messages ..................... 30Bus time out ................................................... 28Bus time out function ...................................... 28Control word ................................................... 31Defined parameters ........................................ 32Edit set up selection ........................................ 32Function of control word bit 10 ....................... 29Modified parameters ....................................... 32PCD config. read ............................................ 30PCD config. write ............................................ 30PPO type select for DP ................................... 29Protocol select ................................................ 28Station address............................................... 30Status word .................................................... 31Store data values ............................................ 32Warning parameter 1 ...................................... 31

error codes ................................................. 31

QQQQQ

Quick Setup ......................................................... 4

RRRRR

response time .................................................... 15

SSSSS

SPM execution ................................................... 20Spontaneous messages .............................. 19, 33status word ........................................................ 22Synchronize and freeze....................................... 20

FREEZE/UNFREEZE ....................................... 21System update time ........................................... 15

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unit classification ................................................ 14

WWWWW

Warning and alarm messages ............................. 33Alarms ............................................................ 33Warnings ........................................................ 33

What you should already know ............................. 3

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