TECHTOP TD350 - Page 52

TD350 Series VFD Basic operation instructions
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Fwd
Local Ready
AddReturn
Select
P01.00：StartRun Mode
P01.01：DirectStart Freq
P01.02：StartFreq HoldTime
P01.03：Prestart BrakeCur
P01.04：Prestart BrakeTime
P01.05：Acc/Dec Mode
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HomepageReturn
Confirm
Confirm to add to user defined pram?
Fwd
Local Ready
Fig 5.14 Add parameter diagram 2
Add key to enter addition interface, and press key, key or key to confirm
the addition operation. If this parameter is not included in the original user defined parameter list, the
newly-added parameter will be at the end of the list; if this parameter is already in the user defined
parameter list, the addition operation will be invalid. If key or key is pressed without any
selection, it will return to the previous menu.
All the function code groups under parameter setting sub-menu can be added to the user defined
parameter list. Up to 64 function codes can be added to the user defined parameter list.
5.4.5 Editing user defined parameters
After accessing a specific function code under the User defined parameters menu, press key,
key or key to enter parameter selection edit interface. After entering edit interface, the
present value will be highlighted. Press key and key to edit current parameter value, and
the corresponding parameter item of thevalue will be highlighted automatically. After parameter
selection is done, press key or key to save the selected parameter and return to the
previous menu. In parameter selection edit interface, press key to maintain the parameter
value and return to the previous menu.
Present：0
Auth：√
HomepageReturn
Confirm
0：SVC 0
1：SVC 1 (recommended SVC mode)
2：V/F (SVPWM)
3：VC
Present：1
Auth：√
HomepageReturn
Confirm
1：SVC 1 (recommended SVC mode)
2：V/F (SVPWM)
3：VC
Default：2
Default：2
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Fwd
Local Ready
EditReturn
Select
P00.00：Speed Ctrl
P00.01：RunCmd Channel
P00.02：Comm Cmd Channel
P00.03：Max Output Freq
P00.04：RunFreq Up limit
P00.05：RunFreq Low limit
Note: If 0/1/3 is selected, it is required to set motor
nameplate prm first and perform motor parameter
autotuning
Note: If 0/1/3 is selected, it is required to set motor
nameplate prm first and perform motor parameter
autotuning
Fig 5.15 Parameter selection edit interface
In parameter selection edit interface, the "Auth" on the top right indicates whether this parameter is
editable or not.
"√" indicates the set value of this parameter can be modified under current state.
"×" indicates the set value of this parameter cannot be modified under current state.
"Present" indicates the value of current option.
"Default " indicates the default value of this parameter.