abb acs180 parameter list
The ABB ACS180 is a reliable and compact machinery drive designed for essential control applications. Whether you are setting up a conveyor, pump, or fan, configuring the correct parameters is crucial for optimal performance and motor protection. In this post, we provide a complete parameter list and a guide to basic setup.
Essential Parameter Groups
The parameters in the ABB ACS180 are divided into logical groups. Here are the most critical ones for initial commissioning:
- Group 99: Motor data (critical for first-time setup, matching drive to the motor).
- Group 20: Start/stop/direction configuration.
- Group 22: Speed reference selection.
- Group 28: Frequency reference chain.
- Group 30: Limits (Minimum/Maximum Speed, Current, Frequency).
ABB ACS180 Parameter Table
Below is the detailed parameter list. You can use this as a quick reference when programming your VFD.
| Par. No. | Parameter Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 99.03 | Motor type | Selects the motor type (Asynchronous, Permanent Magnet, etc.) | 0 (AM) |
| 99.04 | Motor control mode | Selects the motor control mode (Vector, Scalar) | 1 (Scalar) |
| 99.06 | Motor nominal current | Defines the nominal motor current (from motor nameplate) | Depends on drive |
| 99.07 | Motor nominal voltage | Defines the nominal motor voltage | 230V / 400V |
| 99.08 | Motor nominal frequency | Defines the nominal motor frequency | 50.0 Hz |
| 99.09 | Motor nominal speed | Defines the nominal motor speed | Depends on motor |
| 99.10 | Motor nominal power | Defines the nominal motor power | Depends on drive |
| 20.01 | Ext1 commands | Selects the source for start, stop and direction commands for external control location 1 | 2 (In1 Start; In2 Dir) |
| 20.21 | Direction | Reference direction lock. Defines the direction of the motor. | 0 (Request) |
How to Program the ACS180
To edit these parameters via the integrated basic control panel:
- Press the Menu button on the home view.
- Navigate to Parameters and press the Enter button.
- Select the Complete list to see all parameter groups.
- Scroll to the desired Group (e.g., 99) and press Enter.
- Find the specific parameter, press Edit, use the arrow keys to change the value, and press Save.
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