WEG CFW100 - IOADR Quick guide

Infrared Remote Control and
I/O Expansion Module
Módulo de Expansión de I/O
y Control Remoto Infrarrojo
Módulo de Expansão de
I/O e Controle Remoto
Infravermelho
CFW100 - IOADR
Installation, Configuration and Operation Guide
Guía de Instalación, Configuración y Operación
Guia de Instalação, Configuração e Operação
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SUMMARY
1 SAFETY INFORMATION...............................5
1.1 SAFETY WARNINGS ....................................5
1.2 PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS.......5
2 GENERAL INFORMATION...........................5
3 CONTENT OF THE PACKAGE ....................5
4 INSTALLATION OF THE ACCESSORY.......6
5 CONFIGURATIONS ......................................6
6 USE OF THE ACCESSORY ........................10
APPENDIX A – FIGURES...............................29
ÍNDICE
1 INFORMACIONES DE SEGURIDAD .........13
1.1 AVISOS DE SEGURIDAD............................13
1.2 RECOMENDACIONES PRELIMINARES...13
2 INFORMACIONES GENERALES...............13
3 CONTENIDO DEL EMBALAJE ..................13
4 INSTALACIÓN DEL ACCESORIO..............14
5 CONFIGURACIONES .................................14
6 UTILIZACIÓN DEL ACCESORIO ..............18
ANEXO A – FIGURAS.....................................29
ÍNDICE
1 INFORMAÇÕES DE SEGURANÇA............21
1.1 AVISOS DE SEGURANÇA ..........................21
1.2 RECOMENDAÇÕES PRELIMINARES.......21
2 INFORMAÇÕES GERAIS ...........................21
3 CONTEÚDO DA EMBALAGEM..................21
4 INSTALAÇÃO DO ACESSÓRIO .................22
5 CONFIGURAÇÕES .....................................22
6 UTILIZAÇÃO DO ACESSÓRIO ..................26
ANEXO A – FIGURAS.....................................29

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1 SAFETY INFORMATION
1.1 SAFETY WARNINGS
NOTE!
Only use the I/O expansion module and
infrared remote control (IOADR) on WEG
CFW100 series inverters with firmware
from version V2.10 up (see P023).
It is recommended to read the CFW100
user manual before installing or operating
this accessory.
This guide contains important information
for the correct understanding and proper
operation of this module.
1.2 PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS
ATTENTION!
Always disconnect the general power
supply before connecting or disconnecting
the accessories of the CFW100 frequency
inverter.
Wait for at least ten minutes for the full
discharge of the inverter.
2 GENERAL INFORMATION
This guide provides directions for the installation,
configuration and operation of the remote control and
I/O expansion module (CFW100-IOADR).
3 CONTENT OF THE PACKAGE
Upon receiving the product, check if the package
contains:
Accessory in anti-static package.
NTC Sensor with 1-meter cable.
Infrared (IR) remote control.
1.5-meter infrared receiver cable.

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Installation, configuration and operation guide.
4 INSTALLATION OF THE ACCESSORY
The CFW100-IOADR is easily connected to the CFW100
frequency inverter by means of the plug-and-play
concept. The procedures below must be observed for
the proper installation and start-up:
1. With the inverter powered down, remove the front
cover from the inverter (Figure A1 on page 29).
2. Fit the accessory to be installed as shown in Figure
A1 on page 29.
3. Fit the cable with the IR receiver in “P1” on the
accessory as shown in Figure A1 on page 29.
4. Power up the inverter.
5 CONFIGURATIONS
The CFW100-IOADR connections must be done to the
I/O expansion connector as per Table 1 on page 7.
The pins of the accessory connector are shown in Figure
A3 on page 30.

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Table 1: Signals of the I/O expansion connector
Connector Description Specifications
6NTC NTC
Sensor
Input.
NTC 10 K B3435 K.
7GND Reference
0 V.
Not interconnected to PE.
8AI1 Analog
Input 1
(voltage).
Isolated voltage input, level:
0 to 10 Vdc.
Resolution: 10 bits.
Impedance: 100 kΩ.
Programmable functions.
Maximum voltage
accepted: 30 Vdc.
9AI1 Analog
Input 1
(current).
Isolated current input, level
(0 to 20) mA or (4 to 20) mA.
Resolution: 10 bits.
Impedance: 500 Ω.
Programmable functions.
Maximum voltage
accepted: 30 Vdc.
10 + 10 V Reference
+ 10 V for
potentio-
meter.
Power supply: + 10 Vdc.
Maximum capacity: 50 mA.
Tolerance: ±5 %.
11 DO1-RL-C Digital
Output 1
(Common
point of
relay 1).
1 relay with NO contact.
Maximum voltage: 240 Vac.
Maximum current: 0.5 A.
Minimum current: > 1 uA
Programmable functions.
12 DO1-RL-NO Digital
Output 1
(NO point
of relay 1).
13 DO2-RL-C Digital
Output 2
(Common
point of
relay 2).
14 DO2-RL-NO Digital
Output 2
(NO point
of relay 2).
15 DO3-RL-C Digital
Output 3
(Common
point of
relay 3).
16 DO3-RL-NO Digital
Output 3
(NO point
of relay 3).
Counter-
clockwise
≥5 k
Clockwise

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ATTENTION!
For the proper operation of the CFW100
inverter with the CFW100-IOADR module, the
parameters P308, P310, P311 and P312 must
be programmed with the factory settings.
For further details, refer to the programming
manual of the CFW100 V2.0X or up.
In order to use the analog input with voltage signal,
pin 8 of the I/O expansion connector must be used.
For current signal, pin 9 of the same connector must is
available. Related parameters must also be set as per
Table 2 on page 8.
Table 2: Configurations of connectors to select the type of
analog input signal on the CFW100-IOADR
Input Signal Connector Signal
Range
Parameter
Setting
AI1
Voltage 8 0 ... 10 V P233 = 0 or 2
Current 90 ... 20 mA P233 = 0 or 2
4 ... 20 mA P233 = 1 or 3
NOTA!
The firmware version of the CFW100-IOADR
accessory can be viewed in parameter P024
of the CFW100 inverter.
Information about parameter configuration of the
CFW100 inverter related to the CFW100-IOADR
accessory is presented in Table 3 on page 9.

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Table 3: List of parameters related to the accessory
CFW100-IOADR
Param. Description Adjustable Range Factory
Setting Proper.
P013
(*)
DO3 to
DO1 Status
0 to 7 (hexa)
Bit 0 = DO1
Bit 1 = DO2
Bit 2 = DO3
ro
P027 Accessory
Config.
0 = No Accessories
1 = Reserved
2 = CFW100-IOAR
3 = CFW100-CCAN
4 = CFW100-CBLT
5 = Reserved
6 = CFW100-IOADR
ro
P275
(*)
DO1
Output
Function
0 = Not Used
1 = F* ≥ Fx
2 = F ≥ Fx
3 = F ≤ Fx
4 = F = F*
5 = Not Used
6 = Is > Ix
7 = Is < Ix
8 and 9 = Not Used
10 = Remote
11 = Run
12 = Ready
13 = Without Fault
14 = Without F070
15 = Not Used
16 = Without F021/F022
17 = Not Used
18 = Without F072
19 = 4-20 mA OK
20 = Not Used
21 = Clockwise
22 to 23 = Not used
24 = Ride-Through
25 = Pre-Charge OK
26 = With Fault
27 = Not Used
28 = SoftPLC
29 to 34 = Not Used
35 = Without Alarm
36 = Without Fault/Alarm
37 = Function 1 Application
38 = Function 2 Application
39 = Function 3 Application
40 = Function 4 Application
41 = Function 5 Application
42 = Function 6 Application
43 = Function 7 Application
44 = Function 8 Application
13 cfg
P276
(*)
DO2 Output
Function
See options of P275 0 cfg
P277
(*)
DO3 Output
Function
See options of P275 0 cfg

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Param. Description Adjustable Range Factory
Setting Proper.
P375
(*)
NTC
Temperature
0 to 100 °C ro
P840
(*)
Control
Key Status
2 or 802 = On/Off
6 or 806 = Arrow down
8 or 808 = Arrow up
9 or 809 = Forward/Reverse
B or 80B = Programmer
F or 80F = Special
Function 01
10 or 810 = Special
Function 02
11 or 811 = Special
Function 03
ro
P842
(*)
Quick
view 1 IR
0 to 999 2
P843
(*)
Quick
view 2 IR
0 to 999 375
NOTE!
(*) Parameters available only when the
accessory is connected.
6 USE OF THE ACCESSORY
For the proper operation of the CFW100 frequency
inverter with the CFW100-IOADR accessory, some
procedures must be observed:
1. The remote control must be directed to the cable end
(IR receiver), as shown in Figure A2 on page 30.
2. The maximum distance between the remote control
and IR receiver is eight meters.
NOTE!
Before using the infrared remote control,
remove the battery protection in the lower
part of the control.
Periodically check the need to replace the
remote control battery.
The functionalities of the remote control keys can be
seen in Table 4 on page 11. The remote control can
be seen in Figure 1 on page 11.