Connecting a terminal strip on an SMV vector drive

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Can someone help me connect the terminal strip on an Lenze smv vector drive (ESV402N02TXB) to my CENTROID DC3IOB? I purchased a used cnc mill with the centroid controller installed but for whatever reason lacked the vfd to drive the spindle motor. I have identified 8 wires that I believe attach to the terminal strip but I don't know for sure where each one of them connect or the proper parameters to set to work with my controller. the wires I have identified are as follows:
FR- LT GREEN
FC- BROWN
MA- ORANGE
MC- YELLOW
S1- WHITE
S2- BLACK
S4- GREEN
SC- RED

I believe the LT green and Brown wires are the 0 to 10v and common for speed control and I have them hooked to terminals 2 and 5
beyond that I am at a loss. I have contacted Lenze customer service but I couldn't answer his technical questions confidently so that he could direct me on how to connect and program the parameters. If anyone has experience with these terminal strip connections and parameters I would appreciate some help. The drive is currently connected to power and the spindle operates fwd and reverse along with speed changes via the keypad on the drive but I need to interface it to the cnc control. Thank you in advance for any help....Scott

[cncsnw]

Can you locate a manual for your Lenze spindle drive?

Can you locate where the wires you listed are connected to your DC3IOB unit?

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DC3BMAN.pdf

smvector-operating-instructions-manual.pdf

These are the 2 manuals I'm using the connections are as follows:
FR and FC are on the upper right hand side of the board lower section on the upper plug
S1, S2, S4, SC are on the left hand side of the board upper section, upper plug, middle to lower sections of the plug
MA and MC are on the left hand side of the board lower section, upper plug

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smvector-operating-instructions-manual.pdf

here is the 2nd manual

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[cncsnw]

Here are likely connections:

"FR"- LT GREEN -> 5 Analog input
"FC"- BROWN -> 2 Analog common
"MA"- ORANGE -> 17 relay common
"MC"- YELLOW -> 16 relay N.O.
"S1"- WHITE -> 13A
"S2"- BLACK -> 13B
"S4"- GREEN -> 13C
"SC:- RED -> 4 digital common

It appears that your drive does not, by default, have an output configured to report a fault. It appears that you could use either its digital output on terminal 14, or its relay output on terminals 16 and 17 (as shown above). Assuming you use the relay, then you will want to set P140 to 4, or maybe 3 depending on what your Centroid PLC program expects.

You will want to use the third diagram in the note at the top of page 31 of your Lenze manual: maintained run-forward and run-reverse signals on the 13A and 13B inputs. For that you will apparently need a jumper from terminal 4 to terminal 1, and will need to set P121=13, P122=14.

To make the 13C input terminal act as a drive fault reset, you will need to set P123=20.

There is a chance that your analog wires (FC and FR are backwards, since it is most common to use the brown strand as the 0-10V signal, and a violet (purple) strand as the analog common. You will have to look at which wire is in which position on the DC3IOB plug. The bottom position is the analog common. The second position from the bottom is the 0-10V analog signal.

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Hey thank you for the info! I'll give it all a try tomorrow and let you know what happens....again thanks I appreciate it.

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I finally got a chance to hook it up this morning as shown in the picture. I previously made a mistake saying the white and black wires were S1 and S2 when indeed they are the opposite. The other end of them are labeled cw (white) and (ccw) black so I connected them accordingly. I also set all the parameters as suggested in the previous post with the addition of changing P100 from a 0 to a 1 (terminal strip). When I go to run a cnc program the spindle will not turn so I tried to set P140 from a 4 to a 3. As soon as I did that I immediately got a fault error on the CNC monitor and nothing would work until I changed P140 back to a 3. For whatever reason the spindle refuses to run unless I switch P100 back to a 0 then I have spindle rotation thru the vfd keypad again. Anything I'm missing?