INVT Goodrive 35 Series Operation Manual page 168

Goodrive35 inverters
This parameter is used to set the function corresponds to the digital multi-function terminals.
Note: two different multi-function terminals cannot be set as one function.
Set value
0
1 Forward running (FWD)
2 Reverse running (REV)
3 3-wire running control
4 Forward jogging
5 Reverse jogging
6 Coast to stop
7
8 Operation pause
9 External fault input
10 Frequency setting up (UP) This parameter is used to modify the increasing and
Frequency setting down
12
12 increasing/decreasing
Function
The inverter does not work even there is input signal. It is
No function necessary to set the terminal which cannot be used to
non-function to avoid misacting.
The forward or reverse rotation of the inverter can be
controlled by the external terminals.
The terminal can determine the running mode of the
inverter is 3-wire control mode. Refer to P05.13 for
detailed instruction of 3-wire control mode.
See P08.06, P08.07 and P08.08 for jogging frequency,
jogging ACC/DEC time.
The inverter closes off the output. The motor is not
controlled by the inverter during the stopping. This method
is usually to be used when the load inertia is big and it has
no requirement to the stopping time.
It has the same meaning with the "coast to stop" in P01.08
and usually used in remote control.
External fault reset. It has the same function with the reset
Fault reset function of STOP/RST on the keypad. This function can
realize remote fault reset.
The inverter decelerates to stop. But all running
parameters are in the memory state. For example, PLC
parameters, traverse parameters and PID parameters.
After the signal disappears, the inverter will come back to
the state before stopping.
When the external fault signal is sent to the inverter, the
inverter will report the fault and stop.
decreasing command during the external terminal given
frequency.
(DOWN)
Frequency
setting clear
Frequency increasing/decreasing setting clear terminal
can cancel the assistant channel frequency set by the
Instructions
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Basic operation instruction