Fuji Electric FRENIC MEGA G2 Series - Page 323

5.3 Description of Function Codes 5.3.2 E codes (Extension terminal functions)
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FUNCTION CODES
Chap 5
FUNCTION
CODES
F Codes
E Codes
C Codes
P Codes
H Codes
A Codes
b Codes
r Codes
J Codes
d Codes
U Codes
y Codes
K Codes
LED
Defined function
Signal name
Operation
possible
with
M/Shift
key
Related
function code
Active ON
Active OFF
97
-
Forward rotation/reverse rotation
selection
"DIR"
Y
F02
98
-
Run forward (Exclusively assigned
to [FWD] and [REV] terminals by
E98 and E99)
"FWD"
N
F02
99
-
Run reverse (Exclusively assigned
to [FWD] and [REV] terminals by
E98 and E99)
"REV"
N
100
-
No function assigned
"NONE"
Y
U81 to U90
105
1105
Light load automatic double speed
judgment permission
"LAC-ENB"
Y
d170 to d189
110
1110
Servo lock gain selection
"SLG2"
Y
J97, d28
1111
111
Forced stop (terminal block only
enabled)
"STOP-T"
N
116
1116
AVR cancel
"AVR-CCL"
Y
F05, H71
119
1119
Speed regulator P selection
"P-SEL"
Y
121-129
1121-1129
Customizable logic input 1 to 9
"CLI1-9"
Y
U01 to U70
134
1134
Forced operation
"FMS"
Y
H116 to H121
135
1135
Travel/position switching
“INC/ABS”
Y
d201 to d299
136
1136
Orientation command
"ORT"
Y
137
1137
Position control/speed control
switching
“POS/Hz”
Y
138
1138
Homing command
“ORG”
Y
139
1139
+direction overtravel
“+OT”
N
140
1140
-direction overtravel
“-OT”
N
141
1141
Position clear command
“P-CLR”
Y
142
1142
Position preset command
“P-PRESET”
Y
143
1143
Teaching signal
“TEACH”
Y
144
1144
Position change command
“POS-SET”
Y
145
1145
Positioning data selection 1
“POS-SEL1”
Y
146
1146
Positioning data selection 2
“POS-SEL2”
Y
147
1147
Positioning data selection 4
“POS-SEL4”
Y
169
1169
Initial diameter set command
“D-SET”
Y
d158 to d166
170
1170
Winding diameter calculation hold
command
“D-HLD”
Y
171
1171
PID control multistage command 1
“PID-SS1”
Y
J136 to J138
172
1172
PID control multistage command 2
“PID-SS2”
Y
A negative logic (Active OFF) command cannot be assigned to the functions marked with “-” in the “Active
OFF” column.
The “External alarm” (data = 1009) and “Force to stop” (data = 1030) are fail-safe terminal commands.
In the case of “External alarm” when data = 1009, “Active ON” (alarm is triggered when ON); when data
= 9, “Active OFF” (alarm is triggered when OFF).