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06: Multi−step digital voltage terminal T
07: Multi−step digital voltage terminal T
08: Multi−step digital voltage terminal 3
Refer to the parameter descriptions of P4.T5 ~ P4.TT.
09: Multi− step frequency terminal T
T0: Multi− step frequency terminal T
TT: Multi− step frequency terminal 3
TT: Multi− step frequency terminal 4
Refer to the parameter descriptions of P4.TT ~ P4.36.
T3: AccelerationTdeceleration time terminal T
T4: AccelerationTdeceleration time terminal T
Refer to the parameter descriptions of P4.09 ~ P4.T4.
T5: Clear UPTDN regulation value
It is used to clear the change values of the reference frequency regulated by the operation panel
T and terminal UPTDN. And when this terminal function is enabled
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terminal UPTDN are disabled.
T6: Terminal UP (Frequency increase command)
T7: Terminal DN (Frequency decrease command)
The two terminals are used to modify the setup frequency. When the terminal contact is ON, the
frequency will be increasedTdecreased.
T8: Acceleration and deceleration is prohibited
If this terminal function is enabled, the current frequency output will be maintain except stop
command.
T9: External fault input
When this terminal function is enabled, inverter will stop running and display "E.oUt" fault.
T0: Fault reset (RESET)
This terminal is used to fault reset, which can also be done with the STOPTRST key on the operation
panel and the host computer command.
TT: Run pause
In running status, if this terminal function is enabled, run status will be paused and the output
frequency become 0 immediately, the motor will coast to stop. But the inverter is still in running
status and the RUN indicator is ON. The inverter will continue to run from 0Hz after the terminal
change from ON to OFF (falling edge).
TT: Run is prohibited
Once this terminal function is enable, the motor will coast to stop immediately. The inverter is
allowed to start only when this terminal function is disabled.
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, the operation panel T and
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