This was very helpful. I have this unit and a 1.5KW water cooled motor for my CNC router. Somehow it seem to loose all setting when I moved it. This helped me set it back up. However, I am getting an error E.O.C.A.
EOCA error means the unit is experiencing "over current during ramp up" You can review the variables to create this error here www.cnczone.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=120805&d=1291629472 Thank you, Vince
I like your videos and I just order the G540 diagram and the ground splinter from your ebay store. Do you also sell the Word Document showed in this video? And, do you sell the diagram to control the spindle speed with a relay? Please let me know.
Saul, thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. I do have the spindle wiring diagram for relay integration along with 2 videos on setting it up. Please use the email in the video's description for details. Thank you, Vince
Great video, thank you! I'm wondering if it will have to be reprogramed if power is lost...also, I'm using it in a barn to run a fan in summertime, it will be off all winter. Will the unit be damaged when sitting through winter in cold ambient? Thanks again.
Thank you for your support. This depends on what you mean by "power is lost" If you're discussing a power outage from a storm the unit's settings should be reverified in best practice. If the unit is shutdown properly then the settings won't be lost. There's no way to answer your question about the fan as I have no idea what temperature your barn is in. In best practice all production robots should be operated in a climate controlled environment for longevity, and stability. Thank you, Vince
Thank you for the video!! it got my software working great controlling the spindle. I don’t suppose you could look at the Sunfair E380 from sale CNC and do a video on that could you? Even better if you can do it for the CSMIO/IP-S controller 😊
@corvetteguy50 ok awesome! I have it set to that one. I'm just crossing t's and dotting i's. Sorry after killing the relay in my other machine I'm a bit trigger shy😅
Love your videos, thanks for these, I have a question. I have a 110v HY VFD rated for 13A output and am setting it up now with a G-Penny 1.5Kw, 12A, 24,000rpm, air cooled spindle. When I go to set PD142 it will not let me go above 7, but my spindle is rated as 12. Any idea why it will not let me go above 7? When I try to increase the "tens place" from 0 to 1 it just takes the "ones place" back to 7 and leaves the "tens place" vlaue as 0. I do not have the spindle cable connected while I have been doing this, just power input connected.
Hey John, Thank you for your support. I recommend contacting your vendor first as they should be supporting the components they sell. If you would like to move forward with a paid consultation, I offer them as well. Please let me know if you would like to schedule one. Please understand as a vendor myself of CNC hardware as you purchased that I include support for all my client's purchase's which makes me cost more than overseas vendors on just the hardware price, but when factoring in I can, and do provide support which makes the investment justified to those requiring help in setting their hardware up. Thank you and have a great weekend! Vince
Found your channel and after watching a few others videos, yours is by far the most informative. I have this VFD and wonder if you would be willing to help me with a remote control setup.
Thanks so much for the video. Would this apply to setting up the VFD for a wood turning lathe, .75Kw 415V 3 phase motor with 240V single phase power supply, lathe spindle speeds from 350 rpm to 3500rpm. Cheers
Thank you for your support. The settings provided in this video are for HY VFD's. If yours is a different brand then you'll have to review its users manual, and or contact its vendor for the correct settings. Thank you, Vince
Hello, I bought the same model complete spindlle kit and 2.2kw water cooling inverter. but I'm having problems with loss of torque at low rpm Is there any way to adjust this so as not to lose torque? Thanks
Do you have any wiring configuration videos for 0-10v pwm signal with a pwm to analog control module from a grbl based board for one of these Chinese spindles?
Thank you for your support. GRBL, and Arduino type boards aren't to be used with CNC routers as they are USB, and universal serial bus is unstable for these types of production robotics. I cover this many times in my CNC fail video series. Here's my latest CNC fail video showing what typically happens when using USB th-cam.com/video/U6TOK-s0hNw/w-d-xo.html This video like many others in my fail video series covers an email direct from the largest manufacturer of USB motion controllers CNCdrive out of Hungary. Their lead engineer Balazs covers what issues USB has with grounding, and stability. I highly recommend you proceed with caution with what you see on social media using these types of boards as many content creators simply have no idea what they're doing, and only mimic what others have done in videos. Thank you, Vince
I bought the FC01 VFD and have a bridgeport 2J with a variable speed head, any help with parameters/settings would be greatly appreciated, i just need the vfd to convert 1 to 3 phase and be able to use the original FWD/ REV switch
Hye Neil, thank you for your support. The support you should be seeking is from the vendor that sold the unit to you as they should readily be able to provide it. I only support components I sell. Thank you, Vince
What if the spindle is not 400hz? Do you input 300 in loo of 400? As well as the rpm. My spindle is 18k, not 24k. How does the number in pd144 correlate to rpm speed?
You would input whatever frequency the spindle is rated to located on the units body. You would input 300Hz only if its what's identified on the spindle's body. The calculation for VFD Hz to RPM is RPM= (Frequency * 120) / # of poles in your spindle Thank you, Vince
@corvetteguy50 awesome thanks! I figured, but I don't like to assume, and the manual doesn't say it word for word, or at least it doesn't sound like it does to me.
Hey thanks for the video, I went through and changed all the parameters to the recommended settings in the video and when I run the spindle it starts for a second and then gives me the eoca error any thoughts. Should I reach out to the manufacturer it's brand new or am I missing something here any insight would be great if possible,thank you.
Yes, always reach out the vendor who sold you the unit as you're the only one who can hold them accountable. I suggest referring to the users manual as all the errors are located in it to define your problem. Your error deals with an over current issue. Thank you, Vince
Hey sorry to keep bugging you I got the spindle running but it's maxing out at 12000 Rpms do you know what parameter I would possibly change to get it up to 24000 thanks again. The information online is so vague.
Please review the video in conjunction with your users manual as its covered in it. We can also setup a consultation if you still require assistance. Thank you, Vince
Mr. The frequency in the USA is 60 HZ AND THE FREQUENCY OF MY MOTOR IS 50 HZ. THE PARAMETERS P0.03 60HZ, PO.O4 60HZ, P0.06 60HZ, AND FOR THE MOTOR P2.02 50HZ Is this correct? my gt vfd is 5kw 7.5hp thanks
Thank you for your support. Please contact your vendor for support as they should provide it for free. I offer third party support for a fee. Thank you, Vince
The answer is in the users manual on page 14. The diagram in the video also reflects REV switch on the units digital interface which controls this. Thank you, Vince
That's a good question. Its time to reach out to the vendor you purchased the motor from to get the answer as you should be holding them accountable as they took your money, which means they should be providing you support. I charge for third party support. Thank you, Vince
Thank you for your comment, but your vendor is who you should be asking this question to as its their responsibility to offer you support for your components as they have your money correct? R,S,T,= 3 phase. Thank you, Vince
@@corvetteguy50 I figured that. This is the problem: I have a Huanyang HY01D523B inverter, in the manual it states that it has an input of either single or 3 phase. I have 3 phase, wired it according to instructions to a 24,000 RPM water cooled motor. The inverter powered up ok, set parameters. When I pressed the start button the inverter blew up. Can you help with this, I don't want to blow up another one.
Once again you need to reach out to the vendor that sold you the unit, and explain what you just did to me. When you explain you "set parameters" VFD parameters when set incorrectly will damage the VFD/spindle its running, and considering you said it powered on alright then you now know what blew the VFD. I only support clients that purchase units from me. Thank you, Vince
*Buyers beware!! I just bought one of these VFD and I believe its a knockoff of the Haunyang brand shown in this video. It looks identical from the outside but the wiring is different and its not allowing me to change any of the parameters in the program. For example, it doesn't have a PD141, 142, 143, 070 or many others. I bought it on Amazon as a package kit with 2.2kw spindle and pump. After closer examination when I received I couldn't find a brand or label on it anywhere. And it didn't come with any literature or manual.
Thank you for your support. Unfortunately, this is happening more frequently. I would recommend returning it to Amazon as they have an excellent return policy, Thank you, Vince
So, I am following the steps on how to program. My issue is that it won’t let go to PD013 to=8 When I switch it to PD and then set it to 03 hit shift so that I can switch the 0 to a 1 making it 13 my VDF makes it 00 or 09. Any assistance would help!
Thank you for your support. I'm sorry you should contact your vendor first about the issue as I don't have you as a client of mine that purchased a VFD. Thank you, Vince
@@TheStoryist I purchased it on Amazon and happened to comment here as it was the most informative video. Just seeing if he may have clarification although it’s not his product.
Ok, thank you for your support. My channel reflects my CNC automation controller engineering business. I only use your VFD's, and spindles for my clients. Thank you, Vince
This was very helpful. I have this unit and a 1.5KW water cooled motor for my CNC router. Somehow it seem to loose all setting when I moved it. This helped me set it back up. However, I am getting an error E.O.C.A.
EOCA error means the unit is experiencing "over current during ramp up" You can review the variables to create this error here www.cnczone.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=120805&d=1291629472 Thank you,
Vince
Thank you you helped so much
My spindle is now fully operational 🎉
Thank you for your support. I'm glad to hear you got it up and running. Thank you,
Vince
Nice, just ordered one for my milling machine . Very good tutorial.
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. Vince
Thankyou very much for this, I have a BD600 VFD but didnt understand the RST terminals. I do now
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. I'm glad to know the video helped :) Vince
Excellent video!! Still learning and this helped out a ton!
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it! Vince
I like your videos and I just order the G540 diagram and the ground splinter from your ebay store. Do you also sell the Word Document showed in this video? And, do you sell the diagram to control the spindle speed with a relay? Please let me know.
Saul, thank you for your support. I really appreciate it.
I do have the spindle wiring diagram for relay integration along with 2 videos on setting it up. Please use the email in the video's description for details.
Thank you,
Vince
Great video, thank you! I'm wondering if it will have to be reprogramed if power is lost...also, I'm using it in a barn to run a fan in summertime, it will be off all winter. Will the unit be damaged when sitting through winter in cold ambient? Thanks again.
Thank you for your support.
This depends on what you mean by "power is lost" If you're discussing a power outage from a storm the unit's settings should be reverified in best practice. If the unit is shutdown properly then the settings won't be lost.
There's no way to answer your question about the fan as I have no idea what temperature your barn is in. In best practice all production robots should be operated in a climate controlled environment for longevity, and stability. Thank you,
Vince
Thank you for the video!! it got my software working great controlling the spindle. I don’t suppose you could look at the Sunfair E380 from sale CNC and do a video on that could you? Even better if you can do it for the CSMIO/IP-S controller 😊
Are the mach 3 settings in this video valid for the smcu?
No, the Mach3 settings for the VFD are in this video. I cover them all here th-cam.com/video/t0dWXOH96es/w-d-xo.html
Thank you,
Vince
@corvetteguy50 ok awesome! I have it set to that one. I'm just crossing t's and dotting i's. Sorry after killing the relay in my other machine I'm a bit trigger shy😅
Love your videos, thanks for these, I have a question. I have a 110v HY VFD rated for 13A output and am setting it up now with a G-Penny 1.5Kw, 12A, 24,000rpm, air cooled spindle.
When I go to set PD142 it will not let me go above 7, but my spindle is rated as 12. Any idea why it will not let me go above 7? When I try to increase the "tens place" from 0 to 1 it just takes the "ones place" back to 7 and leaves the "tens place" vlaue as 0. I do not have the spindle cable connected while I have been doing this, just power input connected.
Hey John,
Thank you for your support. I recommend contacting your vendor first as they should be supporting the components they sell. If you would like to move forward with a paid consultation, I offer them as well. Please let me know if you would like to schedule one. Please understand as a vendor myself of CNC hardware as you purchased that I include support for all my client's purchase's which makes me cost more than overseas vendors on just the hardware price, but when factoring in I can, and do provide support which makes the investment justified to those requiring help in setting their hardware up. Thank you and have a great weekend!
Vince
Found your channel and after watching a few others videos, yours is by far the most informative. I have this VFD and wonder if you would be willing to help me with a remote control setup.
Thank you for your support. I offer consulting. Please contact me from the video's description, and we can set one up. Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50not seeing how to contact you in description? Went to About and don't see anything there.
My information is listed under the video's description Storm2313@gmail.com Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50 got it, sorry, sent email.
Amazing video very helpful
Glad you liked it! Thank you for your support Vince!
Thanks so much for the video. Would this apply to setting up the VFD for a wood turning lathe, .75Kw 415V 3 phase motor with 240V single phase power supply, lathe spindle speeds from 350 rpm to 3500rpm. Cheers
Thank you for your support. The settings provided in this video are for HY VFD's. If yours is a different brand then you'll have to review its users manual, and or contact its vendor for the correct settings. Thank you,
Vince
Hello,
I bought the same model complete spindlle kit and 2.2kw water cooling inverter.
but I'm having problems with loss of torque at low rpm
Is there any way to adjust this so as not to lose torque? Thanks
Thank you for your support. The spindle's optimum HP is generated above 12,000 RPM. These aren't designed for low speed operation. Thank you,
Vince
Do you have any wiring configuration videos for 0-10v pwm signal with a pwm to analog control module from a grbl based board for one of these Chinese spindles?
Thank you for your support.
GRBL, and Arduino type boards aren't to be used with CNC routers as they are USB, and universal serial bus is unstable for these types of production robotics. I cover this many times in my CNC fail video series. Here's my latest CNC fail video showing what typically happens when using USB th-cam.com/video/U6TOK-s0hNw/w-d-xo.html
This video like many others in my fail video series covers an email direct from the largest manufacturer of USB motion controllers CNCdrive out of Hungary. Their lead engineer Balazs covers what issues USB has with grounding, and stability.
I highly recommend you proceed with caution with what you see on social media using these types of boards as many content creators simply have no idea what they're doing, and only mimic what others have done in videos.
Thank you,
Vince
I bought the FC01 VFD and have a bridgeport 2J with a variable speed head, any help with parameters/settings would be greatly appreciated, i just need the vfd to convert 1 to 3 phase and be able to use the original FWD/ REV switch
Hye Neil, thank you for your support. The support you should be seeking is from the vendor that sold the unit to you as they should readily be able to provide it. I only support components I sell. Thank you,
Vince
What if the spindle is not 400hz? Do you input 300 in loo of 400? As well as the rpm. My spindle is 18k, not 24k. How does the number in pd144 correlate to rpm speed?
You would input whatever frequency the spindle is rated to located on the units body.
You would input 300Hz only if its what's identified on the spindle's body.
The calculation for VFD Hz to RPM is RPM= (Frequency * 120) / # of poles in your spindle
Thank you,
Vince
@corvetteguy50 awesome thanks! I figured, but I don't like to assume, and the manual doesn't say it word for word, or at least it doesn't sound like it does to me.
I always remember the military's slogan.
Slow is fast, and fast is smooth...:)
Thank you,
Vince
@corvetteguy50 Yes, sir! There is never time to do it right, but there is always time to do it twice!
Hey thanks for the video, I went through and changed all the parameters to the recommended settings in the video and when I run the spindle it starts for a second and then gives me the eoca error any thoughts. Should I reach out to the manufacturer it's brand new or am I missing something here any insight would be great if possible,thank you.
Yes, always reach out the vendor who sold you the unit as you're the only one who can hold them accountable.
I suggest referring to the users manual as all the errors are located in it to define your problem.
Your error deals with an over current issue.
Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50 awesome thanks again hopefully I can get it figured out.
You bet...:) Thank you, Vince
Hey sorry to keep bugging you I got the spindle running but it's maxing out at 12000 Rpms do you know what parameter I would possibly change to get it up to 24000 thanks again. The information online is so vague.
Please review the video in conjunction with your users manual as its covered in it. We can also setup a consultation if you still require assistance. Thank you,
Vince
I am using this vfd for single to 3 phase conversion. 3hp 9amp air compressor, do i need to program the vfd?
Thank you for your support. Yes, all VFD's require programming to your spindle, or application. Thank you,
Vince
Is this set up the same if using the pwm control for a Longmill?
Please ask them if you're using one of their systems. They should offer you support for setting up a VFD they're a vendor of. Thank you,
Vince
Mr. The frequency in the USA is 60 HZ AND THE FREQUENCY OF MY MOTOR IS 50 HZ. THE PARAMETERS P0.03 60HZ, PO.O4 60HZ, P0.06 60HZ, AND FOR THE MOTOR P2.02 50HZ Is this correct? my gt vfd is 5kw 7.5hp thanks
Thank you for your support. Please contact your vendor for support as they should provide it for free. I offer third party support for a fee. Thank you,
Vince
How to change the spindle turnover, I have LEFT all the time and I want to change it to RIGHT
The answer is in the users manual on page 14. The diagram in the video also reflects REV switch on the units digital interface which controls this. Thank you,
Vince
hmmm........my motor is marked A, B, C and N ...........so which one is ground???
That's a good question. Its time to reach out to the vendor you purchased the motor from to get the answer as you should be holding them accountable as they took your money, which means they should be providing you support. I charge for third party support.
Thank you, Vince
you don't mention any thing about a 220 3 phase input, can you elaborate
Thank you for your comment, but your vendor is who you should be asking this question to as its their responsibility to offer you support for your components as they have your money correct?
R,S,T,= 3 phase.
Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50 I figured that. This is the problem: I have a Huanyang HY01D523B inverter, in the manual it states
that it has an input of either single or 3 phase. I have 3 phase, wired it according to instructions to a 24,000 RPM
water cooled motor. The inverter powered up ok, set parameters. When I pressed the start button the inverter blew up.
Can you help with this, I don't want to blow up another one.
Once again you need to reach out to the vendor that sold you the unit, and explain what you just did to me.
When you explain you "set parameters" VFD parameters when set incorrectly will damage the VFD/spindle its running, and considering you said it powered on alright then you now know what blew the VFD.
I only support clients that purchase units from me.
Thank you,
Vince
*Buyers beware!! I just bought one of these VFD and I believe its a knockoff of the Haunyang brand shown in this video. It looks identical from the outside but the wiring is different and its not allowing me to change any of the parameters in the program. For example, it doesn't have a PD141, 142, 143, 070 or many others. I bought it on Amazon as a package kit with 2.2kw spindle and pump. After closer examination when I received I couldn't find a brand or label on it anywhere. And it didn't come with any literature or manual.
Thank you for your support. Unfortunately, this is happening more frequently. I would recommend returning it to Amazon as they have an excellent return policy, Thank you,
Vince
So, I am following the steps on how to program. My issue is that it won’t let go to PD013 to=8
When I switch it to PD and then set it to 03 hit shift so that I can switch the 0 to a 1 making it 13 my VDF makes it 00 or 09.
Any assistance would help!
Assistance should come from your vendor, and if you bought it from Vince I'm sure he'll get with you.
Thank you for your support. I'm sorry you should contact your vendor first about the issue as I don't have you as a client of mine that purchased a VFD. Thank you,
Vince
@@TheStoryist I purchased it on Amazon and happened to comment here as it was the most informative video. Just seeing if he may have clarification although it’s not his product.
This is not for the faint of heart. Just a little over my head.
Thank you for your support. Just take your time, and break the setup into pieces. Its much easier to digest that way. Thank you,
Vince
jeah bit shocking .....if you do it wrong 😂
Real Flight o7
This guy lost Me
Thank you for your support. I suggest watching the video as many times as needed as its a lot of information to digest. Thank you,
Vince
The video is fantastic. I am the designer of this product. Please contact me. I would like to be friends with you.
Ok, thank you for your support. My channel reflects my CNC automation controller engineering business. I only use your VFD's, and spindles for my clients. Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50 Which country are you from and where did you purchase the Huangyang frequency converter?
I'm from the US, and purchased it there as well.
@@huanyanginverter6516can you run this inverter as 1 phase or 2 phase output? HY04D011B-T?