Commissioning and Trial Run
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When the output current of the drive is within the zero current range for a duration
longer than that defined by F8‑35 (zero current detection delay), the terminal outputs
an active signal. Zero current detection range: 0 to F8‑34 x F1‑03
35: Module temperature reached
The terminal outputs an active signal when the drive unit heatsink temperature (F7‑
07) reaches the module temperature threshold (F8‑47).
36: Output current limit exceeded
When the output current of the AC drive is higher than F8‑36 (Output current
threshold) for a period longer than F8‑37 (Delay time for output current overlimit
detection), the terminal outputs an active signal.
37: Frequency lower limit reached (output at stop)
The terminal outputs an active signal when the running frequency reaches the
frequency lower limit (F0‑14). The terminal still outputs the active signal when the AC
drive stops.
38: Alarm (all faults)
The terminal outputs an active signal when a fault occurs on the AC drive and the
fault protection action is set to "continue to run". For details about the fault
protection action, see F9‑47 to F9‑50.
39: Motor overtemperature
The terminal outputs an active signal when the motor temperature reaches the value
of F9‑58 (motor overtemperature warning threshold). You can check the motor
temperature using U0‑34.
40: Current running time reached
When the current operating time of the drive exceeds the time defined by F8‑53, the
terminal outputs an active signal.
41: Fault output (excluding undervoltage)
The terminal outputs an active signal when a fault (other than the undervoltage fault)
occurs on the AC drive.
42: STO output
The terminal outputs an active signal when the STO is triggered.
43: Operation restricted
When a minor fault that restricts the running of the AC drive occurs, the operating
panel of the AC drive displays "LXXX.XX" and the terminal outputs an active signal.
44: Stop and brake (wire drawing machine)
When the AC drive stops and the running frequency is lower than the brake frequency
set by A7‑30, the terminal outputs an active signal. After the brake delay time set by
A7‑31 expires, the terminal outputs an inactive signal.
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