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Sumitomo SF-320 - Explanation of Functions; Multifunctional Output Terminal Setting; Monitor Signal Selection

Sumitomo SF-320
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and sets the output condition to either A-
contact (NO-normally open) or B-contact (NC-normally
closed).
Run signal
Output when the inverter is operating.
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Explanation of Functions
Explanation of Functions
Common
(Note) When no terminal is assinged, the frequency equivalent to the
current command value plus voltage command value is output.
Reset
This digital input removes the trip condition from the drive
and cancels the fault signal.
(Note) When this function is turned on during operation, the output is cut off.
Multifunctional input terminal contact setting
- Multifunctional input terminal contact setting
The contact condition of each multifunction input
terminal can be independently set to A -contact (NO-
normally open) or B-contact (NC-normally closed).
is only for HF-320.
A-contact (NO): ON (operation)
when short-circuited
B-contact (NC): ON (operation)
when opened
NO NC
·State with input ON
Setting the multifunctional output terminal
, Multifunctional output terminal contact setting
Overload signal level setting
Frequency detect setting during acceleration
Frequency detect setting during deceleration
PID deviation level setting
The functions of output terminals UPF and DRV are
assigned freely by and . The output is an
open collector type.
Output frequency
Time
Run
signal
ON
Frequency match signal and frequency detect signal
These functions for the multifunction output terminals enable
output signals either when output frequency matches
command frequency or when output frequency exceeds
detect frequencies. The detect frequencies are assigned with
and separately for acceleration and
deceleration.
equency
each
ignal
Frequency
reach
signal
C42
C43
ON
Frequency
Frequency
ON
Time
Overload signal
When the output current exceeds the level set by , the
signal is output.
PID deviation signal
A signal is output when the deviation of the target value and
feedback value exceeds the value set by during PID
control.
Alarm signal
When a trip occurs, the multifunctional output terminal (open
collector output) outputs a fault signal.
Selection of the monitor signal
Monitor signal selection
The output monitor from the FRQ terminal is selected.
In the case of a digital output frequency monitor, the
scale is changed by the coefficient set by . (Refer
to and .)
Multifunctional output terminal and alarm terminal contact setting
Multifunctional output terminal contact setting
Alarm terminal contact setting
The operation specification of the multifunctional output
terminals UPF and DRV and alarm terminals AL0-AL2 can be
selected from among A-contact and B-contact.
Input method
Terminal assignment
Assigned
Not assigned
Terminal ON/OFF
ON
OFF
Current (4-20 mA)
Voltage (0-10 V)
Current + Voltage
Multifunctional
input terminal
Setting
code
SF-320
FR FR
RR RR
2DF DFL
3DF DFM
RST DFH
RST
HF-320
Code CodeFunction Function
00 03
04
05
01
02
Run signal
Overload signal
PID deviation signal
Alarm signal
Frequency match signal
Frequency detect signal
Set value
00
01
02
Contents of monitor
Analog output and frequency monitor
Analog output and current monitor
Digital output and frequency monitor
Terminal
A-contact
specification
B-contact
specification
(Initial setting)
L level when ON
H level when OFF
H level when ON
L level when OFF
(Initial setting)
AL0-AL1 open
when normal or
power is cut off
AL0-AL1 closed
when alarm
AL0-AL1 closed
when normal
AL0-AL2 closed
when alarm or
power is cut off
DRV
UPF
OM
Output
(Transistor
output)
AL0
AL1
AL2
Alarm
(Relay
output)

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