Toshiba TOSVERT VF-FS1 Series Parts list manual

E6581373
TOSVERT VF-FS1 series
LONWORKS®option unit
Communication Function Manual
NOTICE
1. Make sure that this instruction manual is delivered to the end user of
LONWORKS option unit.
2. Read this manual before installing or operating the LONWORKS option unit.
Keep it in a safe place for reference.
3. All information contained in this manual are subject to change without notice.
Please confirm the latest information on our web site “www.inverter.co.jp”.

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the “LONWORKS option unit” for TOSVERT VF-FS1 series inverter.
Before using LONWORKS option unit, carefully read this function manual in order to completely and correctly
utilize its excellent performance.
After reading this function manual, please keep it handy for future reference.
For details of its general handling, see an instruction manual attached with the option unit.
* Echelon®, LONWORKS®, LONMARK®, LonTalk®, Neuron®, are the registered trademarks or the
trademarks of Echelon Corporation in the USA and other countries.
*L
ONMARK and the LONMARK Logo are managed, granted, and used by LONMARK International under a
license granted by Echelon Corporation.
Handling in general
Danger
Prohibited
Do not connect or disconnect a network cable while the inverter power is on.
It may lead to electric shocks or fire.
Mandatory
See the instruction manual attached with the option unit for cautions the handling.
Otherwise, it may lead to electric shocks, fire, injuries or damage to product.
Network control
Danger
Prohibited
Do not send the value out of the valid range to network variables.
Otherwise, the motor may suddenly start/stop and that may result in injuries.
Mandatory
Use an additional safety device with your system to prevent a serious accident due to the
network malfunctions.
Usage without an additional safety device may cause an accident.
Warning
Mandatory
Set up “Communication error trip function (see below)” to stop the inverter when the option
unit is deactivated by an unusual event such as tripping, an operating error, power outage,
failure, etc.
- Receive heart beat timer
See the “nciRcvHrtBt (Receive Heartbeat Time)” for details.
Deactivated option unit may cause an accident, if the “Communication error trip function” is
not properly set up.
Make sure that the operation signals are STOP before clearing the inverter fault. The motor
may suddenly start and that may result in injuries.
Notes on operation
Notes
When the control power is shut off by the instantaneous power failure, communication will
be unavailable for a while.
The Life of EEPROM is approximately 10000 times. Avoid writing data more than 10000
times to the same parameter of the inverter and configuration properties on LONWORKS
option unit.

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Table of Contents
1. Scope ..................................................................................................................................................4
1.1. Overview ....................................................................................................................................4
1.2. Applicable model ........................................................................................................................4
1.3. System configuration..................................................................................................................4
2. Names and functions of main parts.....................................................................................................5
2.1. Outline view................................................................................................................................5
2.1.1. LIU006Z.............................................................................................................................5
2.1.2. LIU007Z (for VF-FS1)........................................................................................................5
2.2. Diagnostics.................................................................................................................................6
2.2.1. Service LED.......................................................................................................................6
2.2.2. Status LED ........................................................................................................................7
2.2.3. Fault LED...........................................................................................................................7
2.3. RS485 communication port........................................................................................................8
3. Configurations .....................................................................................................................................9
3.1. Neuron ID ...................................................................................................................................9
3.2. Service pin..................................................................................................................................9
3.3. Device interface (XIF) file...........................................................................................................9
3.4. LNS Plug-in ................................................................................................................................9
3.5. Inverter configurations................................................................................................................9
3.6. Command & Setpoint selection (Local/Remote) ......................................................................10
3.7. Reference parameter of the inverter ........................................................................................11
4. Functional profile ...............................................................................................................................12
4.1. Functional profile supported by this option...............................................................................12
4.2. Object id ...................................................................................................................................12
5. Node Object functional block.............................................................................................................13
5.1. Object map...............................................................................................................................13
5.2. Network variables (Node Object) .............................................................................................13
5.2.1. nciLocation (Location Label)............................................................................................14
5.2.2. nviRequest (Object Request) ..........................................................................................14
5.2.3. nvoStatus (Object Status)................................................................................................15
6. ACMotorDrive functional block ..........................................................................................................16
6.1. Object map...............................................................................................................................16
6.2. Network variable list (VSD_6010_11) ......................................................................................17
6.3. Network variable list (the other)................................................................................................18
6.4. Configuration properties ...........................................................................................................19
6.4.1. nciMaxSpeed(Maximum Speed) ...................................................................................19
6.4.2. nciMinSpeed(Minimum Speed)......................................................................................19
6.4.3. nciRcvHrtBt (Receive Heartbeat Time) ...........................................................................20
6.4.4. nciSndHrtBt(Send Heartbeat Time)...............................................................................20
6.4.5. nciMinOutTm(Minimum Send Time)..............................................................................20
6.4.6. nciNmlSpeed(Nominal Motor Speed in min-1) ...............................................................21
6.4.7. nciNmlFreq(Nominal Motor Frequency) ........................................................................21
6.4.8. nciRampUpTm(Ramp Up Time)....................................................................................21
6.4.9. nciRampDownTm(Ramp Down Time)...........................................................................22
6.4.10. nciDrvSpeedScale(Default value for nviDrvSpeedScale) ..............................................22
6.4.11. nciPwUpOutTm (Power up delay time). ..........................................................................22
6.5. Input network variables ............................................................................................................23
6.5.1. nviDrvSpeedStpt(Drive Speed Setpoint)........................................................................23
6.5.2. nviDrvSpeedScale(Drive Speed Setpoint Scaling) ........................................................23
6.5.3. nviResetFault(Fault Reset Command) ..........................................................................23
6.5.4. nviInvSetFreq(Frequency Setpoint) ...............................................................................24
6.5.5. nviRelay1 /nviDigitalOut1,2 (Control of Digital Output)....................................................24
6.5.6. nviDigitalOutput (Control of All Digital Outputs)...............................................................24
6.5.7. nviAnalogOut1,2 (Control of Analog output) ....................................................................25

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6.5.8. nviEmergOverride(Emergency stop) .............................................................................25
6.5.9. nviParamCmd (Parameter access) .................................................................................26
6.6. Output network variables..........................................................................................................27
6.6.1. Output network variable update.......................................................................................27
6.6.2. nvoDrvCurnt(Drive Output Current) ...............................................................................27
6.6.3. nvoDrvSpeed(Drive Speed Feedback) ..........................................................................27
6.6.4. nvoDrvRunHours (Drive Total Running Hours) ...............................................................27
6.6.5. nvoInvOutFreq (Frequency Feedback)............................................................................27
6.6.6. nvoDrvFeedback (Velocity Feedback).............................................................................28
6.6.7. nvoStatusWord (Inverter Status) .....................................................................................28
6.6.8. nvoDrvAlarm (Alarm) .......................................................................................................28
6.6.9. nvoAlarmWord (Alarm Status) ........................................................................................29
6.6.10. nvoDrvThermal (Drive Thermal State) ............................................................................29
6.6.11. nvoMotorThermal (Motor Thermal State) ........................................................................29
6.6.12. nvoTorque (Motor Torque Monitor) .................................................................................29
6.6.13. nvoDrvEnergy (Cumulative Input Energy) .......................................................................30
6.6.14. nvoDigitalInput (All Digital Inputs Monitor).......................................................................30
6.6.15. nvoDigitalIn1 to 8 (Digital Input Monitor)..........................................................................30
6.6.16. nvoAnalogIn1 to 3 (Analog Input Monitor) .......................................................................31
6.6.17. nvoEmergStatus (Emergency Status) .............................................................................31
6.6.18. nvoParamResp (Parameter Access Response) .............................................................32
6.6.19. nvoTypeVer(Identification).............................................................................................32
7. Example usage..................................................................................................................................33
7.1. Procedure.................................................................................................................................33
7.2. Binding .....................................................................................................................................33
7.3. Option unit reset method..........................................................................................................33
7.4. Communication health management .......................................................................................34
7.5. Parameter access method .......................................................................................................35
8. Specifications ....................................................................................................................................37

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1. Scope
1.1. Overview
LONWORKS technology is a network control system concept developed by Echelon Corporation,
LONWORKS network provides Local Operating Network that is superior in the distributed control. it is
featured by peer to peer communication between the LONWORKS nodes. This LONWORKS option is
equipped with the LONWORKS Smart Transceiver (Neuron Chip) and LonTalk protocol in its firmware.
This network has following features.
1. Features the merit of distributed control. It enables to configure the network without Host computer.
2. The free topology wiring supported by the TP/FT-10 channel type accommodates bus, star, loop, or
several combinations of these topologies.
3. Network construction tools are commercially available, and desirable network environment can be
designed.
4. Products of the other manufacturer can also be laid out by open and non-exclusive network.
1.2. Applicable model
Applicable models are shown in the table below.
Part number of LONWORKS option unit Applicable inverter model
LIU006Z Under development
LIU007Z VF-FS1 series
1.3. System configuration
Number of connected units to the router: 63 nodes at maximum
LIU007Z
VF-FS1
Free topology: 63 units connected at maximum
Host computer
Router
LIU007Z
- The free topology wiring example.
means a node
Termination
resistor
VF-FS1
- Network configuration example
Complex topology can be configured
Router Router

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2. Names and functions of main parts
2.1. Outline view
The drawings below show names of main parts. Refer to each instruction manual for installing and
wiring.
2.1.1. LIU006Z
2.1.2. LIU007Z (for VF-FS1)
*1: Refer to following section.
*2: Refer to LIU007Z instruction manual (E6581371) for details.
Service LED *1
Status LED *1
Fault LED *1
LONWORKS network detachable terminal
(NETA, SHLD, NETB)
Input Selection switch *2
Service LED *1
RS485 communication port *1
Control terminals *2
Control terminals *2
Service switch *2
LONWORKS network detachable
terminal (NETA, SHIELD, NETB)
Under Development

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2.2. Diagnostics
2.2.1. Service LED
Service LED indicates the node condition.
1
2
3
4
5
6
1 3452
LED OFFLED ON
Power
ON
Time (second)
Continues to be OFF
Continues to be ON
Momentarily OFF then continues to be ON
Repeats ON and OFF
Repeats ON and OFF
Continues to be OFF
No Phenomenon Problem & Solutions
1Although the inverter is turned
on, LED remains OFF.
2LED continues to be ON after
the inverter is turned on.
Check the connection between the inverter and the
LONWORKS option unit. If abnormality is not found after
checking, it needs to be repaired.
3
LED is ON then OFF when
the inverter is turned on, and
it continues to be ON.
4 LED flashes every 0.5 second.
Internal application program is abnormal.
If the same indication appears after resetting the power, it
needs to be repaired.
5 LED flashes every 1 second.
This is a normal action of the "Unconfigured" device. If the
device is not "Unconfigured", Internal application program
is broken. It needs to be repaired.
6LED momentarily turns ON
then continues to be OFF.
When the program is in the condition of "Configures"
status, LED momentarily turns ON when the inverter is
turned on. Then the LED continues to be OFF for some
seconds. The node indicates "Configured" status that
means the normal condition.
-Flicker of LED
(Approximately 10Hz to 30Hz) CPU is abnormal. It needs to be repaired.
-LED turns ON while holding
down service switch. This is normal action while holding down service switch.
The phone numbers for a service call are listed on the back cover of the inverter instruction manual or
on its catalog.

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2.2.2. Status LED
It displays node status with green color. LIU007Z does not have this LED.
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
LED OFFLED ON
Power
ON
Time (second)
Continues to be OFF
Continues to be ON
Repeats ON and OFF
Repeats ON and OFF
Repeats ON and OFF
Repeats ON and OFF
No LED state Description
1Although the inverter is turned
on, LED remains OFF. No power
2LED continues to be ON after
the inverter is turned on. The LONWORKS option unit is running in normal mode
3 LED flashes every 1 second. There is no connection to the LONWORKS network
4 LED flashes every 0.25 second. The LONWORKS option unit has received a Wink command. It
continues for 30 second.
5Repeats 3 flashing and OFF for
1 second.
6Repeats 2 flashing and OFF for
1 second.
These phenomenon occurs when the fault LED turning ON.
CPU or Internal application program is abnormal. If the same
indication appears after resetting the power, it needs to be
repaired.
The phone numbers for a service call are listed on the back cover of the inverter instruction manual or on
its catalog.
2.2.3. Fault LED
It displays fault with red color. LIU007Z does not have this LED.
LED state Description
OFF LONWORKS option unit has no fault.
ON Hardware or software fault of the LONWORKS option unit
Flashing
The LONWORKS option unit does not communicate with the inverter.
If the same indication appears after resetting the power, it needs to be
repaired.

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2.3. RS485 communication port
RS485 port is useful for RS485 serial communication option (USB001Z) or Remote Keypad (RKP002Z).
Refer to the inverter instruction manual for details.
N.B.: Caution for LIU007Z
When a RS485 port of LIU007Z is used for RS485 serial communication option, the
communication option interrupts and disables the communication line between LONWORKS option
unit and the inverter. At that time LONWORKS option unit propagates the abnormality as
“Communiaction error (bit6)” in “nvoAlarmWord” and “nvoDrvAlarm” to the network. However,
“Fault (bit0)” in “nvoStatusWord” is not set at that time. this is because identify difference between
this alarm and Communication error trip (err5). This abnormality will automatically cancel itself
if the RS485 serial communication option is disconnected.

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3. Configurations
3.1. Neuron ID
LONWORKS device has the individual Neuron ID. The ID is indicated on the option unit as the barcode
(EAN128). Products have 3 sticker labels where the Neuron ID is indicated.
3.2. Service pin
Service pin function causes the node to propagate the service message over the network so that the
network controller finds the node. There is Service pin as a mechanical switch on the LONWORKS option
unit (refer to an attached instruction manual in detail).
3.3. Device interface (XIF) file
Device interface (XIF) files are the files that define the network-visible interface for one or more
LONWORKS devices. The device interface is the interface to a device that is exposed over a LONWORKS
network. The device interface includes the device’s self-documentation information, the number of
address table entries, the number of message tags, and the number, types, and directions of network
variables.
XIF files are distributed on our web site “www.inverter.co.jp”.
3.4. LNS Plug-in
LNS Plug-in provides one or more means to monitor or alter configuration properties or network
variables. It may be used for device-specific configuration or monitoring.
The device plug-ins are also distributed on our web site “www.inverter.co.jp”.
3.5. Inverter configurations
Set the inverter parameters according to the instruction manual attached with the product.
However, LONWORKS option unit will edit some of the inverter parameters (fh, ul, ll, acc, dec,
vl) so that they should not be edited.
Configuration by PC commissioning software (PCM001Z) is also available by using serial
communication option (USB001Z) through RS485 port.
N.B.: Refer to Section 2.3 for RS485 port specification in detail.