DC charger power input is AC, output is DC, commonly known as "fast charging", Normally DC charger only need 0.5-2 hours. AC charger output is AC power, output connect to on-board charger of EV, so the charing speed is lower than DC charger, AC charger need 4-8hours.
AC charger interface adopt CE standard: IEC 62196-3, support CCS2 and CHAdeMO interface as the photo,include power cable and control cables.


AC charger interface adopt CE standard: IEC 62196-2 AC Type2 as the photo,include L1/L2/L3/N/PE power cable and CC/CP control cable.

1. Hold DOWN and Shift key and power on for a few seconds to enter the KEYPAD FUNCTION MENU, including: Hardware test, Flash data program, Language select, Keypad sw ver, Converter Type Sel.
2, Hardware test: can test whether the button failure and backlight
3, Language selection: you can switch display language
4. Software version: displays the current software version
5, Converter Type Sel.: can select the converter type which the keypad used for
You can have a test run the system in open loop:
1, P00.00=1 (open loop vector)
2, P20.07=4 (Enable the encoder pulse counting function)
3, Monitor P17.18 (encoder pulse: Hz)
4, And compare P17.18 with running frequency (Press "shift" 6 times, it will show running frequency)
If P17.18 is not the same as running frequency, it means the PG card, or encoder itself has problem. Please try to exchange them to locate the problem.
Encoder faults include: ENC1O,ENC1D,ENC1Z,ENC1U
ENC1O: Encoder disconnection fault, wrong encoder type and pulse number settings, or incorrect wiring. Solution: Set the parameters according to the encoder nameplate, and connect the wires correctly in combination with the GD300L encoder line sequence;
ENC1D: Encoder AB reverse fault, GD300L detects the AB phase signal is opposite, solution: change the AB phase direction setting parameter P20.02, or change the AB phase encoder wiring;
ENC1Z: Encoder Z pulse disconnection fault, GD300L does not detect Z pulse signal, solution: check Z pulse wiring;
ENC1U: Encoder U-phase disconnection fault, GD300L does not detect UVW signal, solution: check UVW signal line, remove the interference source;
Cause analysis:
dEu is a speed deviation fault. When the speed deviation exceeds the set value of P11.13 and the maintenance time exceeds the set value of P11.14, GD300L will trip at dEu and stop running.
Solutions:
1. Check whether the brake is opened
2. Check whether the motor is bocked, and whether the auto-tune of synchronous motor is accurate
3. Check whether the load is too heavy
4. Increase acceleration speed or increase detection time P11.14
5. If dEu happened during open loop control, set P11.14 to disable this function.
6. Inaccurate magnetic pole angle will also cause dEu fault, re-perform motor autotune.
This running mode indicates that the speed command is provided by analog input, the inverter passively runs based on the analog signal as provided, the lift running curve is determined by the analog change curve generated by the external controller, and the inverter is responsible for driving the motor to run. The analog tracking running input channel must be provided by AI1 (P00.03=5).
Note:
• During analog tracking running, the inverter internal S curve does not work, the S curve of lift running is generated by the lift controller. Adjusting P05.17 or P05.22 impacts the sensitivity of analog input.
• Great analog change ratio will cause inverter running frequency transient, which may result in inverter overcurrent or overvoltage.
1. After receiving the FWD and MS1–MS3 commands from the controller, the inverter sends thecontactor close command and outputs the running signal.
2. With the delay of T2 after receiving the running command, the inverter starts to accelerate tothe start frequency set in P01.01.
3. After accelerating from the start frequency to the braking frequency (P08.14), the inverter sends the brake open signal with the delay of T3 (P08.05, brake open delay).
4. After the brake is open, the inverter accelerates to the reference speed.
5. After the controller switches off the speed command (MS1–MS3), the inverter decelerates to stop according to the S curve. When the frequency reaches P08.14 (stop braking frequency), the inverter outputs the brake close command with the delay of T4 (P08.04, brake close delay), requiring the controller to remove the running command.
6. After receiving the stop command sent by the controller, the inverter stops output with the delay of T5 (P08.15), and the running signals are cancelled. After the delay of T6 (P08.28), the contactor is opened, and the running process ends.

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