Pentax DSI-200 Series User Manual page 79

Set
Function
value
Immediate DC
32
braking
External fault
33 normally closed
input
Frequency
34
modification
enabled
PID the direction
35 of action is
reversed
External parking
36
terminal 1
Run command to
37 switch the
terminal 2
PID Points are
38
suspended
Frequency source
39 A and preset
frequency switching
Frequency source
B and preset
40
frequency
switching
Motor selection
41
terminal 1
keep
42
PID Parameter
43
switch
User defined fault
44
1
User defined fault
45
2
When the terminal is valid, the inverter will switch directly to
the DC braking state
When the external fault normally closed signal into the
inverter, the inverter reported failure EF and shutdown.
If the function is set to active, the frequency converter does
not respond to the frequency change when the frequency
changes, until the terminal status is invalid.
When the terminal is active, the direction of PID action is
opposite to that set by PA-03
When the keyboard is in control, the inverter can be used to
stop the inverter, which is equivalent to the STOP key on the
keyboard.
Used for switching between terminal control and
communication control. If the command source is selected for
terminal control,
The system is switched to communication control when the
terminal is valid;
When the terminal is active, the integral adjustment function
of the PID is halted, but the PID proportional and differential
adjustment functions are still active.
When the terminal is active, the frequency source A is
replaced with the preset frequency (P0-08)
When the terminal is active, the frequency source B is replaced
with the preset frequency (P0-08)
The terminal is valid, then switch to the second motor, A2
group motor parameters are valid;
keep
PA-15 ~ PA-07 is used when the PID parameter is used when
the PID parameter is the S terminal (PA-18 = 1) and the
terminal is invalid.
When user fault 1 and 2 are valid, the inverter will alarm FU1
and FU2 respectively. The inverter will select the action mode
selected by P9-49 according to the fault protection action.
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