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Table of Contents
| PREFACE & GENERAL SAFETY | 9 |
| i.1 Preface | 10 |
| Applicable Documentation. | 10 |
| Symbols | 10 |
| Terms and Abbreviations. | 11 |
| i.2 General Safety | 12 |
| Supplemental Safety Information | 12 |
| Safety Messages | 14 |
| Drive Label Warnings. | 17 |
| Warranty Information. | 17 |
| PARAMETER DETAILS. | 19 |
| 1.1 A: Initialization | 20 |
| A1: Initialization. | 20 |
| A2: Preferred Parameters. | 34 |
| 1.2 b: Setup. | 36 |
| b1: Mode of Operation | 36 |
| b2: DC Injection Braking | 50 |
| b3: Speed Search | 52 |
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| b4: Delay Timers | 62 |
| b5: PID Control. | 63 |
| b6: Dwell Function | 75 |
| b8: Energy Saving | 75 |
| 1.3 C: Tuning | 78 |
| C1: Acceleration and Deceleration Times. | 78 |
| C2: S-Curve Characteristics | 81 |
| C3: Slip Compensation | 83 |
| C4: Torque Compensation. | 85 |
| C5: ASR | 86 |
| C6: Carrier Frequency | 88 |
| 1.4 d: Reference Settings. | 93 |
| d1: Frequency Reference. | 94 |
| d2: Frequency Upper/Lower Limits. | 98 |
| d3: Jump Frequency. | 100 |
| d4: Frequency Reference Hold | 101 |
| d7: Offset Frequencies | 106 |
| 1.5 E: Motor Parameters. | 108 |
| E1: V/f Characteristics | 108 |
| E2: Motor Parameters | 115 |
| E3: V/f Characteristics for Motor 2. | 118 |
| E4: Motor 2 Parameters. | 120 |
| E5: PM Motor Settings | 124 |
| 1.6 F: Option Settings | 127 |
| F1: Settings for Simple PG with V/f Control | 127 |
| F6 and F7: Serial Communications Option Card Settings | 128 |
| 1.7 H: Terminal Functions. | 136 |
| H1: Multi-Function Contact Inputs. | 136 |
| H2: Multi-Function Outputs | 160 |
| H3: Multi-Function Analog Input Terminals | 176 |
| H4: Multi-Function Analog Output Terminals. | 184 |
| H5: MEMOBUS/Modbus Serial Communication | 185 |
| H6: Pulse Train Input/Output. | 188 |
| 1.8 L: Protection Functions | 191 |
| L1: Motor Protection Functions | 191 |
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| L2: Momentary Power Loss Ridethru | 198 |
| L3: Stall Prevention. | 201 |
| L4: Frequency Detection. | 211 |
| L5: Fault Restart | 213 |
| L6: Torque Detection | 214 |
| L7: Torque Limit | 217 |
| L8: Hardware Protection. | 218 |
| 1.9 n: Special Adjustments | 221 |
| n1: Hunting Prevention. | 221 |
| n2: AFR Tuning | 222 |
| n3: High Slip Braking | 222 |
| n6: Line-to-Line Motor Resistance Online Tuning. | 225 |
| n8: PM Motor Control | 225 |
| 1.10 o: Operator Related Settings | 228 |
| o1: Display Settings and Selections | 228 |
| o2: Operator Key Selections. | 230 |
| o4: Maintenance Period. | 234 |
| q: DriveWorksEZ Parameters. | 237 |
| r: DriveWorksEZ Connection Parameters | 237 |
| 1.11 Auto-Tuning. | 238 |
| Types of Auto-Tuning | 238 |
| Auto-Tuning Selection | 239 |
| Before Auto-Tuning the Drive. | 240 |
| Auto-Tuning Fault Codes | 241 |
| Performing Auto-Tuning. | 241 |
| Motor Data for Auto-Tuning. | 244 |
| Precision Settings for Auto-Tuning. | 245 |
| No-Load Operation. | 245 |
| Operating with the Load Connected | 247 |
| 1.12 U: Monitor Parameters | 248 |
| U1: Status Monitors | 248 |
| U2: Fault Trace | 251 |
| U3: Fault History | 252 |
| U4: Maintenance Monitors | 254 |
| U5: Application Monitors. | 256 |
| U6: Control Monitors | 257 |
| U8: DriveWorksEZ Monitors | 258 |
| MEMOBUS/MODBUS COMMUNICATIONS | 259 |
| 2.1 MEMOBUS/Modbus Configuration | 260 |
| 2.2 Communication Specifications. | 261 |
| 2.3 Communication Terminal Resistance | 262 |
| 2.4 Connecting a PLC | 263 |
| 2.5 MEMOBUS/Modbus Parameters. | 264 |
| MEMOBUS/Modbus Parameters | 264 |
| 2.6 Related Parameters | 268 |
| 2.7 Message Format. | 269 |
| Slave Address. | 269 |
| Function Code. | 269 |
| Data. | 270 |
| Error Check | 270 |
| 2.8 Command/Response Message Format | 271 |
| Reading Drive Memory Register Contents | 271 |
| Loop Back Test | 272 |
| Writing to Multiple Registers | 272 |
| 2.9 MEMOBUS/Modbus Data Table. | 274 |
| Command Data | 274 |
| Monitor Data | 275 |
| Broadcast Messages | 279 |
| 2.10 Enter Command. | 280 |
| ENTER Command Settings when Upgrading the Drive | 280 |
| 2.11 Error Codes | 282 |
| 2.12 Slave Not Responding | 283 |
| Application Notes | 283 |
| 2.13 Self-Diagnostics. | 284 |
| PARAMETER LIST. | 285 |
| 3.1 Parameter Groups. | 286 |
| 3.2 Parameter Table. | 287 |
| A: Initialization Parameters | 287 |
| b: Application. | 288 |
| C: Tuning | 295 |
| d: References. | 300 |
| E: Motor Parameters | 305 |
| F: Options | 311 |
| H Parameters: Multi-Function Terminals | 315 |
| L: Protection Function | 327 |
| n: Advanced Performance Set-Up. | 340 |
| o: Operator Related Parameters | 344 |
| r: DWEZ Parameters | 347 |
| T: Motor Tuning | 349 |
| U: Monitors | 350 |
| Control Mode Dependent Parameter Default Values | 361 |
| V/f Pattern Default Values | 363 |
| Default Settings Determined by Drive Capacity (o2-04) and ND/HD | |
| Selection (C6-01). | 364 |
| Parameters that Change with the Motor Code Selection | 373 |
| INDEX | 379 |
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