Power flex 70 ac drive

Dear friends i have to control the speed of 3KW power motor
In forward and reverse direction through PLC.
PLEASE tell me the all the parameter of the drive & thanks in advance and please do not sugguest mannual
ONLY REPLY WITH THE PARAMETERS

You should not need the manual for basic information like that. You can probably find it in the quick start guide.

kuldeepsharma0022 said:

ONLY REPLY WITH THE PARAMETERS

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There you go:

Accel Mask 281
Accel Owner 293
Accel Time X 140, 141
AlarmConfig 1 259
AlarmX@Fault 229, 230
Analog In XHi 322, 325
Analog In X Lo 323, 326
Analog In X Loss 324, 327
Analog In1 Value 16
Analog In2 Value 17
Analog Out1 Hi 343
Analog Out1 Lo 344
Analog Out1 Sel 342
Anlg In Config 320
Anlg In Sqr Root 321
Anlg Out Absolut 341
Anlg Out Config 340
Anlg Out1 Scale 354
Anlg Out1 Setpt 377
Auto Rstrt Delay 175
Auto Rstrt Tries 174
AutoMan Cnfg 192
Autotune 61
Autotune Torque 66
Break Frequency 72
Break Voltage 71
Bus Reg Gain 160
Bus Reg Kd 165
Bus Reg Ki 160
Bus Reg Kp 164
Bus Reg Mode X 161, 162
Commanded Freq 2
Commanded Torque 24
Compensation 56
Control Status 440
Control SWVer 29
Current Lmt Gain 149
Current Lmt Sel 147
Current Lmt Val 148
Current Rate Limit 154
Data In XX 300-307
Data Out XX 310-317
DBResistor Type 163
DB While Stopped 145
DC Brake Level 158
DC Brake Lvl Sel 157
DC Brake Time 159
DC Bus Memory 13
DC Bus Voltage 12
Decel Mask 282
Decel Owner 294
Decel Time X 142, 143
Dig In Status 216
Dig Out Setpt 379
Dig Out Status 217
Dig OutXLevel 381, 385
Dig OutXOffTime 383, 387
Dig OutXOnTime 382, 386
DigIn DataLogic 411
Digital InXSel 361-366
Digital OutXSel 380, 384
Direction Mask 279
Direction Mode 190
Direction Owner 291
DPI Data Rate 270
DPI Port Select 274
DPI Port Value 275
DPI Ref Select 298
Drive AlarmX 211, 212
Drive Checksum 203
Drive Logic Rslt 271
Drive OL Count 219
Drive OL Mode 150
Drive Ramp Rslt 273
Drive Ref Rslt 272
Drive Status X 209, 210
Drive Temp 218
Droop RPM@FLA 152
Dyn UserSet Actv 206
Dyn UsrSet Cnfg 204
Dyn UsrSet Sel 205
Elapsed kWh 14
Elapsed MWh 9
Elapsed Run Time 10
Enc Position Fdbk 414
Encoder PPR 413
Encoder Speed 415
Fault Amps 225
Fault Bus Volts 226
Fault Clear 240
Fault Clear Mode 241
Fault Clr Mask 283
Fault Clr Owner 295
Fault Config 1 238
Fault Frequency 224
Fault XCode 243-249
Fault XTime 244-250
Fdbk Filter Sel 416
Feedback Select 80
Flux Braking 166
Flux Current 5
Flux Current Ref 63
Flux Up Mode 57
Flux Up Time 58
Flying Start En 169
Flying StartGain 170
Gnd Warn Level 177
HighRes Ref 308
Inertia Autotune 67
IR Voltage Drop 62
Ixo Voltage Drop 64
Jog Mask 278
Jog Owner 290
Jog Speed 100
Jog Speed 1 100
Jog Speed 2 108
Kf Speed Loop 447
Ki Speed Loop 445
Kp Speed Loop 446
Language 201
Last Stop Source 215
Load FrmUsr Set 198
Load Loss Level 187
Load Loss Time 188
Logic Mask Act 598
Local Mask 285
Local Owner 297
Logic Mask 276
Man Ref Preload 193
MaximumFreq 55
MaximumSpeed 82
MaximumVoltage 54
MinimumSpeed 81
MOP Frequency 11
MOPMask 284
MOPOwner 296
MOPRate 195
Motor Cntl Sel 53
Motor Fdbk Type 412
Motor NPFLA 42
Motor NPHertz 43
Motor NP Power 45
Motor NPRPM 44
Motor NP Volts 41
Motor OL Count 220
Motor OL Factor 48
Motor OL Hertz 47
Motor Poles 49
Motor Type 40
Mtr NPPwr Units 46
Neg Torque Limit 437
Notch Filter K 420
Notch FilterFreq 419
Output Current 3
Output Freq 1
Output Power 7
Output Powr Fctr 8
Output Voltage 6
Overspeed Limit 83
ParamAccess Lvl 196
PI BWFilter 139
PI Configuration 124
PI Control 125
PI Deriv Time 459
PI Error Meter 137
PI Fdback Meter 136
PI Feedback Hi 462
PI Feedback Lo 463
PI Feedback Sel 128
PI Integral Time 129
PI Lower Limit 131
PI Output Meter 138
PI Preload 133
PI Prop Gain 130
PI Reference Hi 460
PI Reference Lo 461
PI Reference Sel 126
PI Ref Meter 135
PI Setpoint 127
PI Status 134
PI Upper Limit 132
Pos Torque Limit 436
Port Mask Act 595
Power Loss Mode 184
Power Loss Time 185
Power Up Marker 242
Powerup Delay 167
Preset Speed X 101-107
PWMFrequency 151
Ramped Speed 22
Rated Amps 28
Rated kW 26
Rated Volts 27
Reference Mask 280
Reference Owner 292
Regen Power Lim 153
Reset Meters 200
Reset To Defalts 197
Rev Speed Limit 454
Run Boost 70
SCurve % 146
Save HIMRef 192
Save MOP Ref 194
Save To User Set 199
Shear Pin Time 189
Skip Freq Band 87
Skip Frequency X 84-86
Sleep Level 182
Sleep Time 183
Sleep Wake Mode 178
Sleep Wake Ref 179
Slip Comp Gain 122
Slip RPM@FLA 121
Slip RPMMeter 123
Speed Desired BW 449
Speed Feedback 25
Speed Loop Meter 451
Speed Mode 80
Speed Ref XHi 91, 94
Speed Ref X Lo 92, 95
Speed Ref XSel 90, 93
Speed Reference 23
Speed Ref Source 213
Speed/Torque Mod 88
Start At PowerUp 168
Start Inhibits 214
Start Mask 277
Start Owner 289
StAcc Boost 69
Status X@Fault 227, 228
Stop/Brk Mode X 155, 156
Stop Owner 288
SV Boost Filter 59
TBMan Ref Hi 97
TBMan Ref Lo 98
TBMan Ref Sel 96
Testpoint XData 235, 237
Testpoint XSel 234, 236
Torq Current Ref 441
Torque Current 4
Torque Perf Mode 53
Torque Ref AHi 428
Torque Ref A Lo 429
Torque Ref ASel 427
Torque Setpoint1 435
Total Inertia 450
Trim%Setpoint 116
TrimHi 119
TrimIn Select 117
TrimLo 120
TrimOut Select 118
Voltage Class 202
Wake Level 180
Wake Time 181
Write Mask Act 597
Write Mask Cfg 596

My guess is that you want to be told exactly which parameters need to be adjusted for your particular application, rather than simply a list of the parameters in the drive.

You have provided very little information about the application, other than the size of the motor, that it is bi-directional, and that there is a PLC controlling the drive.

If you can provide more information about the type of PLC and the type of connection (hardwired ? Analog ? Ethernet ?) and exactly which parameters you are having difficulty understanding, other users may be able to help you.

You will also find that the PowerFlex 70 has a "startup wizard" feature that can help you narrow down the parameters that are related to your application. Both the software configuration inside Studio 5000 Logix Designer and the keypad-driven HIM module have a version of the startup wizard.

Because I think it's relevant to the format of this question, I'll post a link to this classic article about the etiquette and practical parameters of seeking assistance, information, or support in online forums:

http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

This is not an insult or criticism. It's important and helpful to everyone when people read and are reminded of the best techniques for combining their own senses, knowledge, and communications with those of others.