6-104
Switch to fire mode --
FMS
(Function code data = 134)
Turning the
FMS
this terminal command ON switches to the fire mode to be used in an
emergency, in which the inverter runs the motor at the predetermined speed.
Refer to H116 through H121.
Switch pump control --
PCHG
(Function code data = 149)
Turning the
PCHG
ON enables the pump control switching signal to switch the motor
regularly. This command is available only when J401 (Pump control mode selection) = any of
1 through 3 and 52.
Refer to J401.
Enable master motor drive in mutual operation --
MEN0
(Function code data = 150)
Turning the
MEN0
ON enables the master motor to be driven in mutual operation. Turning it
OFF disables the master motor to stop it. If no
MEN0
is assigned, the master motor is capable
of being driven.
Refer to J401.
Enable pump control motor 1 to 8 to be driven
--
MEN1
to
MEN8
(Function code data = 151 to 158)
Turning the
MEN1
to
MEN8
ON enables the corresponding motors to be driven under pump
control. Turning them OFF prohibits the motors from being driven. If
MEN1
to
MEN8
are
not assigned, those motors are capable of being driven. In mutual operation, slave inverters 1
and 2 correspond to
MEN1
and
MEN2
, respectively.
Refer to J401.
PID multistep command
--
PID-SS1
,
PID-SS2
(Function code data = 171, 172)
Turning the
PID-SS1
and
PID-SS2
ON/OFF selectively switches the PID multistep
commands (preset by J136 through J138) in three steps. This command is available for both
PID control 1 and PID control 2.
Refer to J136 through J138.
External PID multistep command
--
EPID-SS1
,
EPID-SS2
(Function code data = 181, 182)
Turning the
EPID-SS1
and
EPID-SS2
ON/OFF selectively switches the external PID
multistep commands (preset by J551 through J553) in three steps.
Refer to J550 through J553.
Cancel timer --
TMC
(Function code data = 190)
Turning the
TMC
ON cancels timer operation.
Refer to T01 through T19.
Summary of Contents for FRENIC-AQUA series
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