Control Techniques Commander SE Advanced User's Manual page 188

Example 2
This set up uses the UP and DOWN buttons on the Universal Keypad to control the speed of the motor: UP to increase the
speed and DOWN to decrease the speed.
The Stop/Start/Forward/Reverse control is from the Universal Keypad Stop/Start/Forward/Reverse buttons and not the drive's
terminals.
Keypad top line display set up
Parameter
99.16
99.17
99.20
99.41
99.42
99.43
Keypad bottom line display set up
Parameter
99.09
99.10
99.13
99.05
Keypad buttons set up
Parameter
99.05
Drive parameters set up
Parameter
00.05
6.41
6.43
Perform a drive save routine: xx.00 = 1000 and press the Stop / Reset button on the drive.
Perform a Universal Keypad save routine: 99.00 = 1000 and press the red Stop / Reset button on the keypad.
Example 3
This set up uses the drive's motor potentiometer function with the Universal Keypads F1 button used to increase the motor
speed and F3 button to decrease the motor speed. The Stop/Start/Forward/Reverse control is from the drive's terminals.
NOTE
The macro buttons F1 and F3 are latching so they need to be pressed twice to clear i.e. pressing F1 starts the
increase in speed, a second press of F1 stops the increase in speed.
Keypad top line display set up
Parameter
99.16 HMI 2 source address
99.17 HMI 2 source parameter
99.20 HMI 2 text
99.41 HMI 2 increment
99.42 HMI 2 upper limit
99.43 HMI 2 lower limit
Keypad bottom line display set up
Parameter
99.09 HMI 1 source address
99.10 HMI 1 source parameter
99.13 HMI 1 text
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Description
HMI 2 source address
HMI 2 source parameter
HMI 2 text
HMI 2 increment
HMI 2 upper limit
HMI 2 lower limit
Description
HMI 1 source address
HMI 1 source parameter
HMI 1 text
Control Keys
Description
Keypad control buttons
Description
Speed reference selector
Control word mask
Control word enable
Description
Description
Value
11
1.21
Speed reference
100
50,000
0
Value
11
4.01
Motor I
Enable
Value
Enable
Value
Pr
11
1
Value
11
1.21
Speed reference
100
50,000
0
Value
11
4.01
Motor I
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