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The power of the VFD has to be greater than the spindle power?

I do have a question tho, Ive had the 220v version of this vfd. However I just purchased another 120v and not sure how to connect the input power. Can you tell me where the L1 goes and where the neutral wire goes between the RST terminals ?

I wonder if you couold run an output signal from your cnc controller to trigger rev on your spindle?

Mr Stewart thank you very much I have the same setup and I did as explain it works perfectly as does your video I have to admit I was a little intimidated at first but was able to follow your instructions and video thank you very much

JASON, thanks for putting together these videos. Any recommendations on a spindle motor.? I was going to install a 1.5kw spindle thanks again

This is exactly what i am looking for. I want to hook an iot relay to my vfd to power a dust collector when my cnc spindle is running, but I also want to be able to manually turn on the dust collection with a switch to vacuum out the enclosure. Would it be safe to also wire in a jumper switch between the 24v vfd terminal and the + terminal on the iot?

I still need to know how to connect it to the board still can’t find any info about pls help if you can , thank you very much even if you can’t

I just wanted to confirm it's okay amps-wise to have a vacuum and the VFD running through the relay like you're setting up? Relay is for 15amps, VFD is rated for 13amps, but I'm not sure what is used/left over while running a 1.5kw spindle.

Hi Jason I really appreciate your help I have a question if you can give me the link to the aviation connector you use thank you

I watched many videos and still couldn't get a complete understanding until I wash yours thank you one question though Jason can you share a link where you got your cable

Thanks for your help in this matter simple yet important it appears that you're using a 4-wire from spindle to vfd what wire is that

Great video!! Thanks for doin this, greatly appreciate! Nick Nofsinger turned me on to ya. That dudes awesome as well!

Can we supply to above terminals instead of 24 volt , use 240 volt with 1A current for water pump (according to the given info on drawing 3A/250VAC) it’s confusing

Speaking of being a beginner. I know of a guy who electrocuted himself by doing what you're doing. He was explaining the workings of an RF amplifier. Granted it had voltages in the 3KV range. He was pointing things out with his pencil like you are, and the lead /graphite in the pencil was a perfect conductor of that 3KV right you his hand. Enough to kill him. Just saying.

HI Jason, great content for sure. I have two questions. One I wanted to clarify something about the ground for the spindle (for the touch probe to work without the magnet lead). This is a separate ground wire and NOT the other end of the cable shielding correct? I assume that as I know from my communications days that you cannot ground both ends of a shield on a RS485 cable or you will create a ground loop but I was not sure if there was a 4th wire (ground wire) running in that cable from the VFD to the spindle. Do you also need to run a ground wire between the pin 4 on the spindle to the spindle case? I think that is what you were saying but I am not 100% sure. 2.) Do you know where I can find information on the "sizing of the spindle" in terms of KWs? Say I was using 200V and not limited by amperage, is there any advantage to going to something greater than a 1.5Kw? Does it strictly relate to the material you are cutting or are there practical structural limits to the Onefinity even with a Z20 and a "Stiffy" component? Trying to wrap my head around this before I purchase a spindle. Cheers John

Thanks Jason! I have been having fits getting my 220 v spindle going. Lots of great info whether you bvb are using the 110 or 220 version. I found your tutorial on the touch probe especially helpful.

Jason, Thank you for the video, helped me a lot, I was told by an electrician that I should put my VFD in a cabinet that is ventilated along with conditioner to reduce electrical noise, What is your opinion. Steve

any reason why you pulled it apart before removing the motor?

I am new to this can someone tell me why the pwn is so expensive when it look just like this one?

i also have a 220v spindle.

How would I hook up a flow switch with a relay to trigger an alarm if the flow stops?

What type of wire should I use to go between the vfd to the breakout board ? Thank you

Hi just wiring up my onefinity journeyman with a spindle love the idea of the dust collector turning on automatically with the spindle .You don't mention whether this is a 110 or 220 vfd .I have a 220v vfd are the connection terminals the same ?Thank you in advance

Could I use this connection for the water pump instead the dust collector? Thanks in advance!!!

What is the cost of a rebuild??

Hi ! Where did u get this IOT ? Thanks

Jason you seem to be the guy when it comes to setting up the VFD for the Onefinity. Well I installed my Huanyang 110v 2.2kw water cooled spindle this weekend. Having an issue with an error on the VFD and can't seem to find any information regarding what this error is and how to trouble shoot it. The error is EoA.A. Can you point me towards a fix for this? The spindle turns on using the Onefinity control with MDI but only spins slowly for a short time then the VFD errors.

Well, you asked, sooo. ALWAYS include ALL hardware necessary to make your product work. No amount of "savings" can buy back the good will lost from a customer totally frustrated because they can't use what they bought just for the lack of a screw. It looks like you have a well designed product. I suspect it's worth more than what you are charging. I also suspect that if you _raised_ the price five dollars and put in an extra screw you wouldn't lose a single sale/customer. 😔 Keep on keeping on!

Hi Jason. Where would I go to pick one up ? Thanks

I couldn't find the same IOT for 220v, I think I need to make it myself

About to wire up y 220v Huanyang VFD and spindle. Bought the cable, recommended by you from Automation Direct. Question, on the crimp spade connectors, what gauge did you use for connecting in the VFD, thanks?

That's pretty awesome

My grasp on circuits and electric current is very basic so forgive the rookie questions: Looks like you only have 2 inputs coming from the wall outlet (R and S) an outlet has 3 terminals, pos, gnd, neutral. Which two are you hooking up to R and S? Don't you need to have something running from the ground prong in the wall outlet to a vfd terminal? Are you using a different cable from wall to vfd than from vfd to spindle? (that would explain only having the two wires R/S) could you just walk me through terminal assignment from left to right? I know these questions are ridiculous just trying to get a better grasp on everything

Thanks for the info

Jason, Great job on the video, it was very helpful. I used both of your suggestion thanks you.

Jason - it's me again! I have reset the HuanYang VFD to factory settings. I have gone through and set up the parameters for my 1F controller, I have set the incoming power parameters and the parameters for my HY spindle. I have done continuity checks on all the pins and my wiring; wrung it out to ensure that wires are on the right pins. Shielded cable is also grounded to the VFD. Here's what I'm running: VFD - HY02D211B (110v, 2.2KW) Spindle - GDZ-80-2.2C(4) 80x238, 110v-400Hz, 2.2Kw, 24000 RPM (water-cooled) Input voltage is 120v on a dedicated 12/2 from a 20A breaker (home-run) When I power up everything and do a, "M3 S12000" or any RPM, the spindle starts turning and runs up to around 900 or so RPM (I used a laser tach to verify) then it stops. I get a A.o.A error on the VFD. I can stop it, do it again and get the same results. Full disclosure: I haven't hooked up the water yet as I wanted to at least get the thing turning briefly before I ran all the coolant lines. It has never spun up over 1000 RPM's. I realize you don't like giving out params for folks as every situation is different. That's not on you. I went through this video several times and still can't figure out what's up. Could use your thoughts, when you have time to think. I can message you on FB in the 1F group if you want me to run through my params?

Very Cool Video, Thank You for the time you took to publish this information. Can you tell me the what the connector type is that you used to connect the VFD to the IOT?

Hi Jason and much thanks for the information you provide in your channel. I noticed in your earlier (from may) you had the VFD connected to FC vs FA. What is the difference? Regards!!

Thanks for posting this. This is very helpful. I’m not electrical savvy. Your explanations are are well said and easy to follow. Thanks again.

Thank you for the video and the explanation! I will set mine up to tomorrow!

Sent you this on Facebook but I suppose it works here. Not sure how often you're in FB. I've been watching your videos and have been configuring a stinkin' Huanyang VFD. I'm a geek woodworker and have done my fair share of soldering and micro-miniature repair (Navy Vet - I was a twidget meaning I was in a tech field instead of Engineering). Looking at all the info I can find, seems that Pd144 on the VFD should be set to 3600 to achieve 24000 on the spindle. 3000 is the setting at 50Hz and 3600 at 60Hz. Or is going to matter that much? Thanks for your time and attention. Thanks for your videos too! They've cost me $$$. Yeah...I bought the Fanttik stuff and a couple of the little voltage modules. I'm running a 1F and am fitting it with the Huanyang 80mm, 110v 400Hz spindle. Had to swap out the crappy pot metal aviation plug for a better plug.

Wow, awesome video. I'm still in the setup mode for my Onefinity. I'm going to be running a 220v 2.2kw HY VFD with a 1.5kw spindle. I laid everything out and scratched my head, this video cleared up a lot -- THANK YOU!

Awesome. I'm not Grant Davis but I really appreciate it. Thanks!

How can I contact you about making a shield cable for me .. love your videos.

Jason - I have watched a couple of your videos and THIS ONE.. I have to say you really helped me out. That dang VFD has 185 setting you can configure (don't need all of them but they are there) and your video helped me get most all the ones I needed for my spindle. Just want you to know I would probably still be scratching my head if it were not for this video. Thanks man.

Is there a reason you did not ground your 220 mains in?

I have been setting up my vfd and I would like to just turn spindle on and off from my X-controller that is all I want it to do. I would adjust single speed if needed at the vfd. Do you offer your services? Thanks for your consideration!

What rebuild kits did you use and from where?

are you willing to share the directions on how you wired up the IOT relay?

Really useful video. Good job! Thanks for sharing. Please keep up with the great work! New subscriber here!