5. R un
Local
The 
Local
 m ode allows the 
Command
 and 
Frequ e nc y
 control functions to be carried out via 
the 
EOI
.
To run the motor
 
perform the
 
following:
1. 
 
Press the 
Mode
 key unt il the 
Frequ enc y Co m man d
 screen is 
displayed.
2.
 
 Press the 
Local/Rem ote
 key to 
enter the 
Local
 mod e (g reen LED 
illuminates).
3. 
 
Turn the 
Rotary Encoder
 un til the 
desired 
Frequ e nc y Co mma nd
 
value is displa yed in the 
SET
 field 
on the  
LCD
 screen.
4. 
 
Press the 
Run
 key and  the motor 
will
 
run at the 
Frequ e ncy  Co mma nd
 value.
 
(While running the 
Run
 LED  will illumina te 
red). Pre ss the 
Stop/Reset
 
key
 
to stop
 
the
 
motor.
Remote
The 
Rem ote
 mode allows control of the 
ASD via the 
Command
 mode
 (
F003) and 
the
 
Frequ e nc y
 
mode (F004). 
The 
Terminal Board
 
is used in the 
follow ing  examp le to demonstrate 
Remote
 mode operation:  
To run
 
the motor
 
perform the following
.
1. 
 
Press the 
Mode
 key unt il the 
Program
 screen is displayed. 
2. 
 
Select Progr am 
 Fundamental 
 
Stand ard Mode Selection 
 Command Mode Selection 
 
Terminal  Block .
3. 
 
Select Program 
 Fundamental 
 Standard Mode Selection 
 Frequency Mode 1 
 
RR
. 
4. 
 
Select Progr am
 
 Terminal
 
 
Input  Term inals
 to ver ify t he fo llowing discrete terminal 
assignmen ts
:
F111
 — F (Forward Run)
F112
 — R (Re vers e Run ) 
F113
 —
 
ST (Stan dby )
F114
 — RES (Reset)
5. 
 
Activate the 
ST
 terminal an d provid e an d 
Run
 command.
6. 
 
Apply a positive voltage acro ss 
RR
 and 
CC
.
For complete instructions on the 
Command
 and 
Frequ en cy
 control functions
 
see the 
G9 ASD Installation a nd Ope ration  Manu al
.
Frequ enc y Co m man d Scr ee n
0
100%
SET:
DC Voltage:
Output Current:
0.00%
0.00%
0.00 Hz
OUT1 OUT2 FL
F R RES S1 S2 S3 S4ST
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Ad ditional Information
Factory Default
Param eter
 
settings may be returned to factory default values via the 
Type Reset
 m enu, 
Program
  
Utilities
  
Type Reset
 
 Reset  to Fa ct o ry De f au lt s
. 
Save User Settings
A profile of an existing setup may be saved and re-applied when required by using the  
Save 
User Settings
 feature. This function is carried out via Program 
 Utilitie s 
 Type Reset 
 
Save User Settings
. With the initial setup saved, troubleshooting and diagnostics may be 
performed and the starting setup may be re-applied when finished, via Program 
 Utilities 
 
Type Reset 
 
Restore User Settings
. 
A profile of an existing setup may be saved to the 
EOI
 via
 
Program 
 Utilities 
 Type Reset 
 
Save User Settings
 
to EOI.
 
The initial setup may be resto red from the 
EOI
 via Program 
 
Utilities 
 Type Reset 
 
Restore User Settings from EOI
.
6. Braking
The mo tor m ay continue to rotate and  coast to a stop after being shut of f due to the inertia of 
the load. If an immediate stop is required, one of the following braking systems should be used.
DC Injection Braking
The 
DC Injection Braking
 function may be setup and enabled by providing the proper 
infor mat ion at the paramet ers listed below .
F250
 — Braki ng Start  Freq uency
F251
 — Braki ng C urre nt
F252
 — Braki ng Time
F253
 — Forward/Reverse Braking Priority
F254
 — Motor Shaft Fixing Control
Dynamic Braking
The 
Dynamic Braking
 function may be setup and enabled by connecting a braking resistor 
from terminal 
PA
 to 
PB
 of the ASD an d providing the pr oper infor m ation at th e paramet ers  
listed
 
below.
F304
 —  Braking Enable/ Disa ble
F308
 — Braki ng Re sistance
F309
 — Braki ng C apacit y
F639
 — Braking Resistance Overload Time (10x Rated Torque)
Dynamic Braking uses the transistor 
IGBT7
 to dissipate the bus voltage when required.
IGBT7
 is standard item on the 25 HP and below G9 ASD 230-volt systems and is standard on 
the 400 HP a nd be low  for the 460-volt s ystems. 
IGBT7
 is op tion al for all re maining systems.
Mount the resistor pack above or to the side of the ASD — never below. The DBR generates 
heat  that will af fect the cooling capacity of the heat s ink so  it is important to maintain a 
minimum of six inches between the resistor pack and the ASD.
For light-duty DBRs, use on e wire size  smaller (AWG or kcm il) than the motor leads. For heavy-
duty DBRs, use the same gauge wire as the motor leads  — the total wire length from the ASD 
to the DBR should not exceed 10 feet. Twist
 
the w ire approxim ate ly two times per foot 
throughout the length of the wire
.
For additional information about braking, see the 
G9 ASD Installation and Operation Manual
.
The Customer Support Center is open from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (CST), Monday – Friday. The Center’s toll free number is
 (800) 231-1412. For after-hours support follow the directions in the outgoing message when calling.
Motor Information Outline
Voltage/Frequency:
Current Rating:
RPM :
G9 ASD Simple Start Guide
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