Commissioning and Trial Run
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13: Wobble frequency limited
In a wobble process, the terminal outputs an active signal when the set frequency
exceeds the upper or lower limit of the frequency and the output frequency reaches
the upper or lower limit of the frequency.
14: Torque limited
The terminal outputs an active signal when the output torque of the AC drive reaches
the toque limit in the speed control mode.
15: Ready for operation
The terminal outputs an active signal if no exception occurs on the AC drive after
power‑on.
16: AI1 > AI2
The terminal outputs an active signal when the value of AI1 is greater than that of AI2.
17: Frequency upper limit reached
The terminal outputs an active signal when the running frequency reaches the upper
limit (F0‑12).
18: Frequency lower limit reached (no output at stop)
When F8‑14 (Running mode when frequency reference < frequency lower limit) is set
to 1 (stop), the terminal outputs an inactive signal no matter whether the operating
frequency reaches the lower limit.
When F8‑14 (Running mode when frequency reference < frequency lower limit) is set
to 0 (run at the frequency lower limit) or 2 (run at zero speed) and the running
frequency reaches the lower limit, the terminal outputs an active signal.
19: Undervoltage status output
The terminal outputs an active signal when undervoltage occurs on the AC drive.
20: Communication setting
The active or inactive state of the terminal is controlled by the setpoint of
communication address 0x2001.
21: Brake output. The terminal outputs an active signal when the AC drive meets the
brake condition. The function is used by the external brake device to perform brake.
22: Reserved
23: Running at zero speed 2 (output at stop)
The terminal outputs an active signal when the AC drive is running and its output
frequency is 0. The signal is still active when the AC drive stops.
24: Cumulative power‑on time reached
The terminal outputs an active signal when the cumulative power‑on time of the AC
drive (F7‑13) exceeds the time defined by F8‑16.
25: Frequency level detection FDT2 output
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