X32 Blackbox 0-10v to HY VFD issue

So i'm having a few issues with my X32 Blackbox and the HY VFD, the spindle won't fully stop via the interface or open builds control.

I tried the PD011 down to 0, but that doesn't work.

I did notice that i still get .7v through the blackbox to the VI/ACM at the HY after i have stopped the spindle via the control/interface, not sure why that is coming through from the blackbox, i guess that explains the 2000-2200rpms

Can i put a switch between the jumper of DCM and FOR to stop the spindle.

I don't want to press the stop button on the VFD (as the VFD needs a restart to run again and i'm not going to reset the breaker each time)

I did read HY SERIES VFD AND BLACKBOX SET-UP OPTIONS

I also came across a few posts about this similar issues, but so far i haven't had any luck resolving this issue

 

Thanks for your help Peter,

I'll have another read through the VFD Manual to see if i can work it out which parameter i need to fix the issue.

if anyone else know which parameter i should be looking at, its the 220v 2.2kw 223 model

Ive got a water cooled spindle connected to a CW-5200 Chiller

 

https://bulkman3d.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/HY01D523B-VFD-Manual.pdf


Would PD010 on page 30 be the solution?

it looks like it could work, if i set it to 3v

 

Vendor aren't great when it comes to supporting what they sell.

Im thinking PD028 might work

I do have a question regarding the X32 Blackbox, why does it still sending a continuous .7V after shutting down the spindle, it shouldn't be sending anything, that would solve the issue

 

I'll double check my $33 settings when i head out to the workshop tomorrow, that may well be the issue.

But i do have some concerns, i've read your replies, you say that the blackbox provides 0-10v, but that doesn't seem to be right from a few of the posts to the links i've read on here.

Can you confirm that the blackbox X32 is able to provide 0.0v as stated, as there shouldn't be any need to program the VFD ignore 0-3v

 

Hi Peter,

In regards to my comment about not needing to program the VFD, i was referring to the work around solution you proposed to find a way to get the VFD to ignore the first 3V.

I had an Industrial Electrician come over today to check everything over, he tested the controller output, and confirmed that it is not providing a clean 0.0-10v signal, so is it a faulty controller or it can't provide a true 0-10v signal, he was happy with all the VFD settings.

So i have to ask again.

Does the blackbox able to provide true 0.0v-10v signal? or is there a design issue with the blackbox that requires a VFD or switch workaround.

The reason i need to know as i'd like to know if dealing with a faulty blackbox that needs to be returned, or if a work around such as a switch is the only way to make the blackbox work, together we couldn't work out a HY VFD parameter change to work around to resolve a non 0.0 signal.