Control Techniques Unidrive M700 User Manual

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Keypad & Display
By default, the keypad display is in “Status Mode” for viewing current
drive conditions, and can be changed to “Parameter Mode” for viewing
and editing drive configuration settings.
Status mode
When in status mode, the drive status message/alarm/trip code is
displayed on the upper left corner of the upper line, i.e., “Ready”,
“Inhibit”, “Trip”. See the “Display Messages” topic for more details.
Parameter mode
When in parameter mode, drive functionality can be viewed or modified
by using the keypad. The parameter number is displayed on the upper line
of the display (ex, 00.010), the parameter description is displayed on the
second line, and the parameter value is displayed on the right-hand side
of the bottom line.
Viewing parameters
The parameter number format is S.MM.PPP, where S = slot number
for option modules and built-in communications, MM = menu number
(menus are groupings of common functions), and PPP = parameter
number (parameters are specific drive functions). For example: Pr. 00.010
is menu 0, parameter 10. Note: Menu 0 contains the most common
parameters used in a typical setup and is programmable.
Upper line
Displays the parameter
number, drive status, or
drive trip code.
Middle line
Displays the parameter
description.
Lower line
Displays the
parameter value
Escape
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Navigation (x4)
Stop/Reset
Start Forward
Start reverse
(Auxiliary)

Control Techniques Unidrive M700 Specifications

General

Brand	Control Techniques
Model	Unidrive M700
Category	Servo Drives
Language	English