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5. [Fundamental operation] How to use parameters 5-18
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• The overload detection level depends on the output frequency or carrier frequency.
â– Saving an overload integral value at power off : <F632: Electronic thermal
memory target>
Set a target to reset the integral value of overload at power off. It applies to both the motor electronic
thermal and overload detection for inverter protection.
0: No.1 to 4 motor, memory disabled
2: No.1 motor, memory disabled
Reset the integral value. "0" applies to No.1 to 4 motors and "2" to the No.1 motor only.
1: No.1 to 4 motor, memory enabled
3: No.1 motor, memory enabled
For memory enabled, the overload integral values of the motor and inverter are saved at power off.
When power supply is ON again, the calculation process is resumed from the state when it is
powered off.
However, with the RTC enabled (with operation panel), the subtraction process is performed
according to virtual cooling curves, regardless of the setting.
â– Overload pre-alarm output
When the motor overload level reaches the setting value (%) of <F657: Overload alarm level> for
the overload trip "OL2" integral value, "L" appears. Also, an overload pre-alarm signal can be output
from the output terminal. For details, refer to [7. 2. 2].
Title Parameter name Adjustment range Default setting
F632 Electronic thermal
memory target
0: No.1 to 4 motor, memory disabled
1: No.1 to 4 motor, memory enabled
2: No.1 motor, memory disabled
3: No.1 motor, memory enabled
0
Title Parameter name Adjustment range Unit
Default
setting
F657 Overload alarm level 10 - 100 % 50
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