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EFC5610 Inverter USB not working

EFC5610 Inverter USB not working

GB_
Established Member

Good morning everyone,
I have a problem with an EFC5610 inverter. It does not read the USB for parameterisation via IndraWorks.

Do you know what can it be? The usb is not being read from my pc at all.

I have now programmed them via Ethernet but as I had to set them in EtherCat communication now I can't get in. So do you know how inverters can be accessed in Ethercat via Indraworks? Maybe via EoE? If so how?

My problem more than anything else would be that having 4 of them when I switch the last one off and on again it doesn't go into op immediately like the others but stops in Pre-OP with error "0x00FE unknown" and I have to run it manually.

I think it's simply a setting error because the other 3 work fine. Do you know if there is a specific parameter to check, I could also do it from the keypad but I'd like to enter with indraWorks. I am connected to these via a Ctrl CORE.
Thank you all very much!

 

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CodeShepherd
Community Moderator
Community Moderator

The USB port can get broken mechanically but it would be strange for all of this inverters.

The USB connection and other serial interfaces are not part of the ctrlX DRIVE engineering but only in IndraWorksDs:

IndraWorksDs serial connectionIndraWorksDs serial connection

You can connect via EoE like you also do it in ctrlX DRIVE or Indradrive by switching the setting on in the expert settings of the master and the slave:

ctrx IO Engineering master EoE settingsctrx IO Engineering master EoE settings

ctrx IO Engineering slave EoE settingsctrx IO Engineering slave EoE settings

GB_
Established Member

Thank you very much,

from Indraworks what should I do? Because I can't find them, should I connect the cable directly to the inverter or do I go through Ctrl CORE as I do for the drives?

Thank you very much

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CodeShepherd
Community Moderator
Community Moderator

Like mentioned above in IndraWorksDs you can connect the USB kabel directly and connect via the "serial" tab.

In ctrlX DRIVE Engineering you can use EoE and find it in the "IP address search". Please do not forget to activate the IP forwarding to the Ethernet port you are using:

ctrlX CORE IP forwarding settingctrlX CORE IP forwarding setting

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