PG DRIVES TECHNOLOGY I-DRIVE TECHNICAL MANUAL – INSTALLATION
The parameter can be set to Disabled, Pull Low or Open Circuit.
4.11.4 Inhibit 1 Target
This parameter sets the function(s) which will be affected when the inhibit switch is in the required state. These are as follows.
None No functions will be inhibited.
Forward Drive Forward drive only is inhibited.
Reverse Drive Reverse drive only is inhibited.
Aux 1 Auxiliary 1 Output is inhibited.
Aux 2 Auxiliary 2 Output is inhibited.
Aux 3 Auxiliary 3 Output is inhibited.
Selecting both Forward Drive and Reverse Drive will mean all traction is inhibited.
Setting this parameter to Aux 1 will allow control of the Auxiliary 1 Output. Inhibit 1 input can then
be used to switch Aux 1 Output on and off.
4.11.5 Inhibit 1 Speed
This parameter sets the maximum speed of the machine when the Inhibit 1 input is active and the Target is set as Forward Drive,
Reverse Drive or both. The parameter is adjustable between 0 and 100% in steps of 1%.
When Inhibit Speed = 0 this acts as an inhibit. At this time the controller will refer to the Inhibit
Operation parameter to establish what type of inhibit will be created.
If the Inhibit Speed is greater than 0 then the controller will not enter an inhibit state.
4.11.6 Inhibit 1 Operation
This parameter is only effective if the Inhibit 1 Speed parameter has been set to 0.
The parameter can be set to one of two states:
Latched Means the inhibitor, such as a safety switch, must be deactivated and the controller turned off and
on before the machine can be operated again.
Non-Latched Means the controller can be reset to an operational state by removing the inhibitor.
If set to Latched, then when Inhibit 1 is active the TruCharge display will flash 6 bars and a trip will appear in the diagnostic log.
Example 1 - To provide a speed inhibit function that is active when Inhibit 1 is connected to 0V and is non-latching, program as
follows.
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