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The first thing is to do a Factory reset and then enter all the motor details
Firstly make sure that the drive is in REMOTE Configuration i.e. the three LED’s on the left of
the display are not flashing in sequence. If they are press the MODE button for 3 seconds
then continue with the instructions below.
Then with the Drive powered up and the display showing: Rdy
Press the MODE button and the display changes to: rEF-
Press the MODE button again and this time the display shows: Non
For the third time press the MODE button and the display shows: COnF
LI1 and LI2 high LI3 and LI4 low gives second speed (set in SP2)
LI1 and LI3 high LI2 and LI4 low gives third speed (set in SP3)
LI1, LI2 and LI3 high LI4 low gives fourth speed (set in SP4)
LI1 and LI4 high LI2 and LI3 low gives fifth speed (set in SP5)
LI1, LI2 and LI4 high and LI3 low gives sixth speed (set in SP6)
LI1, LI3 and LI4 high and LI2 low gives seventh speed (set in SP7)
LI1, LI2, LI3 and LI4 high would give eighth speed (set in SP8)
The above assumes that none of the digital inputs are use for any other operation. If any of
the inputs are used for other operations the number of preset speeds available will be
reduced. The preset speeds can be set between the values in LSP and HSP as long as it is
not higher than the value of tFr
The maximum frequency output available for these drives is 400Hz but should only be used
on motors which are designed to run at 400Hz.
A standard motor for 50Hz operation can be run at slightly higher frequency to get a little
more speed but this has a down side as the motor torque is reduced. Once you go above
87Hz the torque drops off drastically and the motor can be stalled with only a small load