0.1kW～800.0kW
➢ when power is less than 1kw ,0.75kw set
to 0.8 as per round up principle ,0.55kw
motor set 0.6
➢ when change motor rated power,AC drive
will automatically set other parameter of
motor name plate and motor model
parameter be careful to use
0：no auto tuning
1：Stationary auto tuning of Asynchronous
motor
It is suitable in the cases when the motor can
not de-couple form the load. The auto tuning
for the motor parameter will impact the control
accuracy.
2：dynamic or Rotational auto tuning of
Asynchronous motor
Comprehensive motor parameter autotune
It is recommended to use rotation auto tuning
when high control accuracy is needed.
1: Stationary auto tuning of Asynchronous motor
When do auto tuning ,motor stationary ,it can get parameter P11.11 ～P11.13。
Static self-learning can not learn all the motor parameters, so the control performance is difficult to achieve the
best; if the motor nameplate information is incomplete, or the motor is not a 4-pole 50Hz GB motor, it is
recommended to perform "rotation self-learning".
In the case of limited rotation, such as limited travel, limited load (crane), limited running direction, etc., static
self-learning is used.
2: Rotatoinal auto tuning of Asynchronous motor
When do auto tuning ,motor first stationary and rotary, ,it can get parameter P11.11～P11.18，as to close loop
contro,it can get P10.03 encoder directioin
When rotating self-learning, the motor will rotate forward and the speed can reach 50%~100% of the rated
speed. The lighter the load during self-learning, the better the learning effect.
note:
Notice: it can do motor auto tune when command source is keypad
Please self-learn when the motor is cold. Make sure the motor is at rest before learning!
Please confirm that the motor nameplate parameters have been set before self-learning. For closed-loop
control, you should also set the encoder parameters!
After setting this parameter, press the “RUN” button on the keyboard, the self-learning will start, and the inverter
will stop itself after the self-learning is completed.
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