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Table 3.3 Icons on the LCD Monitor
Status icons that show the running status, run command sources and various icons
Running status
(rotation direction)
Running forward
Running reverse
Run command
source
Keypad
External terminals
Keypad in local mode
Communications link
Timer operation
Running under timer control
(Timer enabled and run command entered)
• Stopped under timer control
(Timer enabled and run command entered)
• PID control being canceled (during running or stop)
• Pause date (during running or stop)
Timer enabled, real-time clock normal, no run command entered
(except during canceling)
Timer operation specified and real-time clock info lost (running
prohibited)
All of terminals [TM1] to [TM4] are OFF (running prohibited)
PID operation
(Internal PID)
Internal PID configured and PID1 being selected
(This icon appears even a run command is OFF.)
Internal PID configured and PID2 being selected
(This icon appears even a run command is OFF.)
PID operation stopped temporarily, e.g., due to slow flowrate
(Run command being ON)
PID operation canceled (including boost)
Battery state
Battery connected and sufficiently charged.
Battery not connected or low battery charge
Password
protection state
Inverter being locked (Force to stop, Inoperable)
Locked with password 2 (Access to function codes is prohibited.)
Locked with password 1 (Function code data change is
prohibited.)
Lock being released (Password being canceled)
Running status
Running status No run command entered or inverter stopped
Run command entered or during inverter output
HELP that displays help information corresponding to the current screen
Help available
(flashing)
Help being displayed
LCDs have temperature characteristics. The low temperature slows down the LCD response; the
high temperature makes the screen contrast high so that contrast adjustment may be needed.
Icons to be displayed differ depending upon the applied inverter and function code data settings.
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