Using The Read-Key To Change The Main Monitor - Mitsubishi Electric FR-PU07 Instruction Manual

2.1.4 Using the READ-key to change the main monitor

Press the READ-key to display the monitoring list while the main monitor is displayed. Select a monitor from the monitoring list to
change the main monitor.
Example: Select the output current peak value monitor.
Description
Press the MON-key.
The parameter unit is placed in the
monitoring mode.
Press the READ-key.
The monitoring list appears.
Press the Cursor-keys ▲/▼ to move
the cursor to "Peak I".
Hold down the SHIFT-key and press
the Cursor-keys to shift the screen one
page.
Press the READ-key.
The output current peak is displayed.
Press the WRITE-key.
The screen in step is set as the first
priority screen.
Display
READ: List
0.00
A
--- STOP PU
‘
1 Frequency
2 Current
3 Voltage
REMARKS
4 Alarm His
‘
9 Br.Duty %
10 Therm O/L
11 Peak I
12 DC Peak V
READ:
List
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A
--- STOP PU
Subsequently press the
SHIFT-key to call another
monitor screen.
The selective monitor screen is not yet the first priority monitor only
when the READ-key was pressed. Hence, the selected item is
erased from memory as soon as the power is switched off or
another operation mode is selected. In this case, the item must be
selected again. When you press the WRITE-key to select the first
priority screen, the selected item is stored in memory.
When the WRITE-key was pressed, the "output current peak"
selected here is first displayed with priority when the other operation
mode is switched to the monitoring mode. To give first priority to
another monitor screen, press the WRITE-key with that monitor
screen being displayed. (Refer to page 14).
The setting can be also made from the function menu. For details re-
fer to page 41.
When "Current monitor" or "Power monitor" is selected note that any
current or power not more than 5 % of the rated inverter current can-
not be detected and displayed.
Example: When a small motor is used with a large-capacity inverter
(a 0.4 kW motor is used with a 55 kW inverter), power
monitor is inoperative.
FUNCTIONS
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