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Goodrive20-EU series VFD
Function
Name
code
Extension
P11.16
function
selection
P13 Group Control parameters of SM
Short circuit
P13.13
brake current
Hold time of
P13.14
short circuit
brake at start
Hold time of
P13.15
short circuit
brake at stop
P14 Group Serial communication
Detailed instruction of parameters
0x000 – 0x111
LED ones: Automatic frequency-drop at voltage
drop
0: Automatic frequency-drop at voltage drop is
invalid
1: Automatic frequency-drop at voltage drop is
valid
LED tens: The second acceleration/deceleration
time selection
0: The second acceleration/deceleration time
detection selection is invalid
1: The second acceleration/deceleration time
detection selection is valid;
when the operation is above P08.36,
acceleration/deceleration time is switched to the
second acceleration/deceleration time
LED hundreds: STO function selection
0: STO alarm locked
Alarm locked means when STO appears, reset is
a must after state recovery.
1: STO alarm unlocked
STO alarm unlocked means when STO appears,
STO alarm will disappeared automatically after
state recovery.
Note: STL1 – STL3 are fault lock and cannot be
reset
After the VFD starts, when P01.00=0, set P13.14
to non-zero value and begin short circuit braking.
After the VFD stops, when the operation
frequency is less than P01.09, set P13.15 to
non-zero value and begin stopping short-circuit
braking and then DC braking.
Setting range of P13.13: 0.0 – 150.0% (VFDs)
Setting range of P13.14: 0.00 – 50.00s
95
Function parameters
Default
Modify
value
0x000
○
○
0.0%
○
0.00s
○
0.00s
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Start stop time
The start-stop time for the INVT Goodrive20-EU VFD Series is not explicitly mentioned in the provided context. However, the "Pre-exciting time" (P03.25) is listed as a parameter that helps improve torque performance during startup, with a setting range of 0.000 to 10.000 seconds. If more specific start-stop time details are needed, they may be found in additional documentation.
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