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It doesn't have to be 3 pole works - 2 poles for incoming 220V wire and the third is to cut power supply ground to the Vmotor. A 2 pole with a normally open contact will work as well.

 

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2 minutes ago, PFarm said:

It doesn't have to be 3 pole works - 2 poles for incoming 220V wire and the third is to cut power supply ground to the Vmotor. A 2 pole with a normally open contact will work as well.

Would the item i attached in previous post work ?

 

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Do you have a wiring diagram as such so i can see how this and the other relay work within the wiring please.

I dont have anything like this in my current setup so just trying to visualise how this all talks to each other 

 

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1 minute ago, Stevo said:

I needs to be 24V DC I'll put together a wiring diagram for you and post it in here.

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Here is a wiring diagram for the contactor and SSR. When the e-stop is pushed it opens the negative to the contactor coil the VFD is powered down, and the negative to the Vmotor is opened through the contactor n/o contacts, the signal to the E-min end stop is triggered and does and software e-stop. This requires input from the operator that all is clear to reset the machine. L3-T3 can be used for future disconnection of other devices.

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As for the water pump, it will turn on when the VFD starts to spin the VFD setting for PD050 should be set to 1 by default.

 

Rename estop.g.example to estop.g and enter PD_15 as shown below. Save and M999.

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2 hours ago, PFarm said:

For the VFD there is no specific terminal for neutral.

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I understand but the 240v going into the contactor must have to be a specific way round as it affects how the other items are wired in the circuit ie the water pump to the SSR ?

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As for other devices like SSR, I'd run the live line directly to the water pump and switch the neutral through the SSR. Sorry if I'm not completely up to speed with 240V wiring in the UK.  The contactor is only used to power the VFD two wires to the main power input terminals R and S of the VFD. The other circuit used with the contactor is cutting the negative of the 48V. DC to the Vmotor (stepper motors) Your 24V and 48V power supplies will have assigned line/neutral terminals.

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