Electrical Installation
‑136‑
Item
Terminal Code Terminal Name
Description
Digital
output
DO1‑COM
Digital output 1
Dual polarity open collector output with
photocoupler isolation
Output voltage range: 0–24 V
Output current range: 0–50 mA
Relay
output
T/A1‑T/B1
Normally closed
terminal
Contact driving capacity:
250 VAC, 3 A, COSø = 0.4
30 VDC, 1 A
T/A1‑T/C1
Normally open
terminal
T/A2‑T/C2
Normally open
terminal
Auxiliary
ports
J13
Extension card
port
A 28‑conductor terminal, which
interfaces to optional cards (such as bus
cards)
J2
PG card port
Connects resolver and differential
encoders.
J11
Port for external
operating panel
Connects an external operating panel.
Jumper
J1
DI terminal
power mode
selection
Determines the power mode of DI
terminals. The internal 24 V power supply
is used by default.
J4
AO1 output
selection
The options are voltage output (default
output) and current output.
J6
AO2 output
The options are voltage output (default
output) and current output.
J5
AI3 input
selection
The options are voltage input (default
input) and current input.
J7
AI2 input
selection
The options are voltage input (default
input) and current input.
7.4.2 Wiring of Control Circuit Terminals
Wiring for AI
因Weak analog voltage signals are prone to external interference. Therefore, a
shielded cable is typically required, and the wiring distance should be as short as
possible (within 20 m), as shown in "
Figure 7–34 Wiring for AI
"
on page 137
. In
scenarios where analog signals receive severe external interference, install a filter
capacitor or a ferrite core on the analog signal source side, as shown in "
Figure 7–35
Grounding the shield of AI1
"
on page 137
. Connect the lead wire of the shield of the
analog input terminal to the PE terminal of the AC drive.