144
The output signals of Y1, Y2 or RO1 are directly controlled via the serial port. The output is also affected
by P09.22.
18~33: Reserved
34: Drive FWD/REV indication terminal
Corresponding indication signal will be output according to the actual running direction of the drive.
35: Motor 1 and 2 indication
Corresponding indication signal will be output according to the currently selected motor.
36: Bus card ON/OFF signal
The digital terminal signal adopts the virtual reference of the bus card.
37~42: Reserved
43: PID feedback loss
When the feedback signal is less than the detection value set by P14.26 and its time exceeds the time set
by P14.27, then PID feedback is considered as “loss”.
44: PID feedback exceeding limit
When the feedback signal is greater than the detection value set by P14.28 and its time exceeds the time
set by P14.29, then PID feedback is considered as “exceeding limit”.
Note:
Only the following function No. will be shown in the quick menu: 0, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 15, 16.
Fig.6-26 Output terminal enabled status setting
This function code defines the positive/negative logic of the output terminal.
Positive logic: enabled when the output terminal is connected to the corresponding common end,
disabled when the terminal is disconnected;
Negative logic: disabled when the output terminal is connected to the corresponding common end,
enabled when the terminal is disconnected.
This function code defines the time delay from the state change of relay RO1 to its output change.
This function code is used to detect the deviation between the output frequency and the set frequency. If
the output terminal function is set as “1: Frequency arrival signal”, when the deviation between the output
Reserved
0P09.21
Frequency arrival (FAR) detection width
0.00~3000.00Hz
2.50Hz
P09.24
Relay RO1 output delay
0.1~10.0s
0.1s
P09.23
Output terminal enabled status setting
0~7
0
P09.22
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