Pro-face AGP3000 User manual

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Pro-face AGP/AST3000 to Yaskawa J7
Drive via Modbus RTU
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AGP3000 Operator Interfaces
HMI Motion Quick Start Guides
Pro-face HMI motion control quick start guides make it easy to integrate variable speed
drives directly to your operator interface and control system. With minimal knowledge
a user can quickly set up a variable speed drive operator interface without requiring a
separate programmable controller and drive interface wiring.
Differentiating Value:
• Simple, fast installation, 3 step guide with a sample project you can use
• No PLC required, logic controller is built-in
• Reduce system cost, no need for analog interfaces, eliminate pilot
lights and push buttons
• Precision high resolution digital control
Applications:
• Conveyors
• Pumps and fans
• Packaging equipment
• Discrete manufacturing
These instructions along with the downloadable sample project facilitate quickly
connecting and establishing communications between a Pro-face AGP using GP-Pro EX
and a Yaskawa J7 Drive. For a full explanation of this project refer to Pro-face America
Application Note 1157.
Materials:
1. Pro-face GP-Pro EX Screen and Logic Editing software v2.1 or higher
2. Pro-face AGP3000 or AST3000 Series HMI
3. Yaskawa J7 Drive
4. Yaskawa SI-485/J7 Modbus RS485 Adapter
5. Pro-face CA4-ADPONL-01 COM2 Port Adapter
6. Pro-face CA3-ADPTRM-01 Termination Adapter
7. 5-Wire Shielded Cable
8. The Pro-face sample project “APNT1157.zip”
available at: https://www.hmisource.com/otasuke/files/appnotes/
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15"
12.1"
10.4"
7.5"
5.7"
3.8"
Pro-face AGP3300-T1
Modbus
Serial Cable
Yaskawa
J7 Drive

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Easy Configuration
STEP 1 - Connecting to the Drive
The Yaskawa J7 Drive communicates using Modbus RTU via the S+\S-\R+\R- connections on the
optional Yaskawa SI-485/J7 adapter attached to the front of the Yaskawa J7 Drive.
1. Once the adapter is installed, enable termination, as shown in the instruction manual, for 1:1
connection between the AGP and the Yaskawa Drive since the drive will be the last device on
the Modbus network.
2. To make this cable connection quickly, use the following Pro-face cable adapters:
a. CA3-ADPTRM-01 Breakout Adapter
b. CA3-ADPCOM-01 Port Adapter for COM1 (*AGP3302B COM2) or CA4-ADPONL-01 Port
Adapter for COM2 (*Not for use with AGP3202B)
3. In the sample project, COM2 is connected on the AGP3300T to the Yaskawa J7 Drive via
RS422\485 4 wire communication. For this reason, the following cable diagram (fig 2a)
indicates to use the CA4-ADPONL-01 adapter. If COM1 will be used in your project, simply
substitute the CA3-ADPCOM-01 for the CA4-ADPONL-01 adapter. These port adapters are
not simply gender changers.
Quick Start Guide: Pro-face AGP/AST3000
to Yaskawa J7 Drive via Modbus RTU
CA4-ADPONL-01
CA3-ADPCOM-01
CA3-ADPTRM-01
STEP 1 - Cable Adapters:
2
Drive
Terminals
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2a - Cable Diagram
Display
CA3-ADPTRM-01
CA3-ADPTRM-01
CA3-ADPONL-01
Display
Signal name
SDB
RDA
RDB
SDA
TRMRX
SG
FG
Shield
Signal name
S+
Yaskawa
Connection
S-
R+
R-
SG
2b - Cable Diagram to build the cable without using the Pro-face adapters
Display
D-sub 9 pin (plug)
Display
Signal name
SDB
RDA
RDB
SDA
TRMRX
SG
FG
Shield
Signal name
S+
Yaskawa
Connection
S-
R+
R-
SG
Display
(Connection Port)
AGP*¹ (COM2)
3
2
7
5
8
9
Shell
Pin
*¹ All AGP Models except AGP-3200 series and AGP-3302B

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Quick Start Guide: Pro-face AGP/AST3000
to Yaskawa J7 Drive via Modbus RTU
STEP 2 - Configure the Drive
1. Set up the following drive parameters as shown section 5-14 of the Yaskawa J7 Manual for
use with the enclosed sample project.
n02 – Operation Method Selection – 02 [Run\Stop Command via Serial]
n03 – Reference Selection – 06 [Frequency Reference via Modbus]
n36-39 – Serial vs. External Terminal Input (default settings, see manual for details)
n69 – Frequency Resolution (default, see manual for details)
n70 – Modbus Slave Address – 01
n71 – Baud Rate – 03 [19,200]
n72 – Parity – 02 [None]
n68 – Modbus Timeout Detection – 04 [Disabled]
2. Power cycle the Yaskawa Drive to ensure the new settings take effect.
STEP 3 - Configure the Operator Interface
The sample project is already configured for an AGP3300. Simply download the project
to the operator interface. When the download is complete press “Operator Panel” to
view drive status and operate the drive.
Using a Different Model AGP/AST/LT3xxx:
The following models of the Pro-face 3000 series can be used with this sample project:
The sample project is configured for an AGP3300T. To use the project with a different
model AGP and screen size, follow these steps:
1. Open the enclosed GP-Pro EX project, click “Project (F)“ then
“System Settings (C)”.
2. Click on “Display“ in the System Settings menu then “Change Display Unit“.
3. Select the series line and model of the your AGP. If the “Convert Resolution” prompt
appears, check the box to automatically resize all screen objects in the application.
4. Click “OK“ to the reminder to check the screen objects before downloading to an AGP.
5. Click “YES“ to acknowledge that AGP models have hardware capabilities.
6. Save the project to a new file.
Note: *1To use the sample project with a LT33xx: Open the project in GP-Pro EX. Open another instance of
GP-Pro EX and select the LT33xx model you are using. Copy the desired screens from the first instance to
the second.
Download the Project:
The sample project includes a screen “Operator Panel” (B20). It includes common operator
interface controls on a single screen for your convenience. All other screens in this project
can be deleted.
Project Screen:
Panel Size Series Class/Type
Standard Control Multimedia Hand-held
All AGP3xxx 99 9 9
All AST3xxx 9888
All LT33xx 89*1 88
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