[KiwiEngineer]

Yes PD08=240. Sorry i remember having to change a few when i programmed it.

Our mains power is 230v-240v 50hz.

I have attached a picture of the motor. It is a 2 pole motor fyi.

Sorry the imagine is hard to see. I coudlnt get a right angle.

Cheers,

[mactec54]

Yes PD08=240. Sorry i remember having to change a few when i programmed it.

Our mains power is 230v-240v 50hz.

I have attached a picture of the motor. It is a 2 pole motor fyi.

Sorry the imagine is hard to see. I coudlnt get a right angle.

Cheers,

Ok so all the parameters that you have set at 50Hz you can use up to 100Hz 80Hz would be a good starting point and see how the motor runs this will give you double the RPM when using 100Hz, so if the Bearings and the Balance are good you can have more RPM note the torque will be less than the base name plate speed as the RPMs go higher

PD011= 30 these are minimum speed watch for temperature and Amp draw at this speed you may be ok to go as low as 20Hz
PD073= 30

PD041= 6 to 8 Carrier Frequency check Temperature when using higher numbers

PD144= may need to be 3000 to get to the higher RPMs