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p 1_1 I  • 
_I 
1_ 
(Terminal Selection  arameter) 
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,,_ 
,,_ 
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Input 
terminal 
selections 
CID 
*The 
relationship between the settings of 
IC 
noc:land 
IF 
noc:I 
inc.-
.u1= 
and the valid modes 
is given in the 
following table. 
Valid 
code 
cnoc: 
Fnoc: 
Valid 
mode 
A 
o-
.... 
, 
0  - '-I 
Always valid 
c 
t or 
1...; 
0  -
._t 
Valid when terminal block command input is selected. 
F 
o-
'-I 
t or '-I  Valid when terminal block frequency input is selected. 
p 
o-
.... 
, 
0  -
.... 
, 
Substitute for panel keys 
Note 
Always valid during terminal or panel operation. 
*If 
ST is not selected, the setting will be viewed 
as" 
I 
". 
(Same as 
ST-CC: 
ON state) 
*Up/down 
frequency setting: The rate of change of the frequency command during up/down contact input 
will follow the 
IRC 
[ 
c'l 
ldE 
c 
c'I 
setting values. Therefore, to change the 
setting while 
displaying the output frequency on the LED display, always set 
IF:[ 
c 
ti< 
IRC 
c 
c'I 
and 
lctE 
c 
ti< 
ldE c 
c'I. 
With these 
settings, the frequency command value and the output frequency can be 
matched, and the up/down frequency can be adjusted while viewing the 
LED display. 
*Expansion 
terminal block PCB (optional): The input terminal block normally has 8 contact points, but by 
adding the expansion 
terminal block 
PCB 
(optional) 
an 
additional 
three points can be added, for a total of 
11 
contact points. 
*PUSH-type 
RUN/STOP:  Always use the PUSH-type RUN/STOP (setting 
values= 
3r-; , 
38 
) and 
the forward/reverse run 
selection (setting value =  '-IO  ) as a pair. 
11 
.... 
1r 
Run 
Stop 
Open: 
forward 
run 
L 
Closed: 
reverse 
run 
Terminal 
set 
to 
=: 
r: 
Terminal 
set 
to 
-,,-, 
=•C1 
cc 
Termina
l 
set 
to 
'-ID 
The expansion terminal block PCB 
is 
required for 
PG 
input. 
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