1. ST300 | Whistling Noises from the Motor – What Can I Do?

    Wenn der Motor bei Verwendung eines Frequenzumrichters pfeifende Geräusche von sich gibt oder zu Vibrationen neigt, kann dies mit der Trägerfrequenz des […]

  2. ST300 | External Potentiometer – How to Connect It and Which Type Is Compatible?

    For connection as an external potentiometer to terminals AI1, +10V and GND, all potentiometers with a resistance of 1kΩ to 5kΩ and […]

  3. ST300 | Digital Inputs – How and What Can Be Connected?

    The digital inputs of the ST300 frequency inverter allow control via sensors, switches, PLCs, etc. Terminals S1 to S4 as well as […]

  4. ST300 | Forward, Reverse, Stop via Switches or Pushbuttons

    The ST300 frequency inverters have terminals S1 – S4, HDIA, which allow switching between forward and reverse operation via control signals or […]

  5. ST300 | Multiple Motors on One Frequency Inverter

    The following rules must be observed when operating multiple motors on a single frequency inverter: • The motors must have identical specifications […]

  6. ST300 | Adjusting Acceleration and Deceleration Ramps

    The acceleration and deceleration ramps on the ST300 can be set independently. A longer acceleration time reduces the inrush current and can […]

  7. ST300 | Limiting Inrush Current (e.g. for Fan Motors)

    To keep the inrush current lower for loads that require torque strongly dependent on frequency, various U/f curves are available. The different […]

  8. ST300 | Single-phase Motor

    Frequency inverters are designed for operation with a three-phase motor. These can be asynchronous or synchronous motors. They load the three phases […]

  9. ST300 | Initial commissioning – What do I need to consider (motor data)?

    Before commissioning a frequency inverter, the factory settings must be loaded via the menu. Afterwards, the rated motor data of the connected […]