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Today thelivingchristmascompany.com will guide you to use HMI DOP-107EV to control Delta-MS300 inverter through Modbus RTU. Detla’s devices are cheap, but most are equipped with RS485 Port.
Delta DOP-107EV & MS300 Inverter “Wiring Diagram”
Note: Use a 120Ω Terminal Resistor if the communication distance is long
Delta MS300 Modbus Parameters Setting
In addition to the basic parameters of the motor (Frequency, Voltage, Current …) then we need to install additional communication parameters so that the MS300 Inverter can be controlled by Modbus RTU
- P00.20: 1 (Frequency Control via RS485)
- P00.21: 2 (Motor Control via RS485)
- P09.00: 1 (Address Slave = 1)
- P09.01: 9.6 (Baudrate = 9600bps)
- P09.02: 0
- P09.03: 1.0 (Time Com. Err)
- P09.04: 14 (Modbus-RTU 8/E/1)
Delta MS300 Modbus Registers Address
>>> Motor Control Address = 2000 (hexa)
- Set Word 2000 = 18 (decimal): Forward Run
- Set Word 2000 = 34 (decimal): Reverse Run
- Set Word 2000 = 1 (decimal): Stop
>>> Setting Frequency Address = 2001 (hexa)
+ Output Frequency Address = 2103 (hexa)
+ Output Current Address = 2104 (hexa)
+ Output Voltage Address = 2106 (hexa)
Delta HMI Modbus-RTU Configuration
To be able to connect to the MS300 Inverter using Modbus-RTU, we need to set the communication parameters of the Delta DOP-107EV to be the same as that of the MS300 Inverter
Delta HMI Programming
+ Main Page Interface
+ Frequency Setting
+ Forward Run
+ Reverse Run
+ Motor Stop
+ Frequency Monitoring
+ Current Monitoring
+ Voltage Monitoring
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