Chapter 9 Inverter Functions
9-4-1
9.4 Limiting Frequency Command/RUN Command
9.4.1 Limiting Frequency Command
 How to limit the range of the frequency command?
 How to set a lower limit on the frequency command value to prevent the flow rate from
becoming too low?
 How to control the upper limit of the frequency command value as a system?
 The frequency limit function allows you to place upper and lower limits on the frequency
command.
 This function limits any frequency commands that fall outside the set range of the frequency
limit.
 The frequency limit function is disabled when set to 0 Hz.
 Be sure to set the frequency limit function so that the upper limit does not exceed the maximum
frequency setting. Please note that inconsistent settings may trigger a warning message.
 When configuring the frequency limit function, start by setting the "Upper frequency limit
[A061]
*1
".
Be sure that setting should be that the "Upper frequency limit [A061]
*1
" is greater than the
"Lower frequency limit [A062]
*1
".
 Although "Jogging frequency [A038]" can be set outside the range of the frequency limit
function, the actual output is limited according to the frequency limit function.
 Be sure to set "Output frequency setting or monitor [F001]
*1
" and multi-speed commands 1 to
15 so that they remain within the upper and lower limits.
As shown in the figure to the left, after applying
upper and lower limits, when a frequency
command that is input using an analog voltage
or current signal falls outside the upper and
lower limits, the values become the frequencies
set in [A061] and [A062].