Chapter 9 Inverter Functions
9-7-4
9.7.4 Starting with Active Frequency Matching
 How to start the inverter so that it quickly follows the command frequency regardless of the
rotation speed frequency when the motor is idling?
 How to have the inverter follow the frequency command quickly during trip retry, free run stop,
reset, and supplying power, etc.?
 The active frequency matching restart function allows the motor to quickly pull from idle motor
rotation speed to a set frequency and restart while suppressing current increase. For more
details on this operation, refer to "(Example 1) Active frequency matching restart ".
 The active frequency matching function can be set for each of the following functions.
- Instantaneous power failure/undervoltage restart ([b001] = 04)
- Overcurrent/overvoltage restart ([b008] = 04)
- Restart after free-run release ([b088] = 02)
- Restart after reset release or powering-on ([C103] = 02)
 When restarting after free-run release or reset release, the inverter restarts once the free-run or
reset is released, and the standby duration set in the "Retry wait time after instantaneous power
failure/undervoltage error [b003]" since the RUN command turns on has elapsed.
 The active frequency matching restart function is only available with induction motor drives.
 When the RUN command input source is set to the RUN key on the keypad, the RUN command
is turned off when "Free run stop [FRS]" or "Reset [RS]" is turned on. If restart after free-run
release or restart after reset release is set, pressing the RUN key on the keypad to start operation
will start the retry operation. In case of an instantaneous power failure, undervoltage,
overvoltage, or overcurrent retry operation, the RUN status from the keypad is maintained.