6-262
J411 to
J418
Motor 1 Mode Selection to Motor 8 Mode Selection
For motor mode selection, select the motor operation subject to pump control. When
specifying "2" with forced drive (forced commercial power drive) ON, the pump commercial
power driving signal can be output regardless of run command. This function code only needs
to be set during cascade operation.
Data for
J411 to J418
Function
0
Disable (off at all times)
1 Enable
2
Forced drive ON (forced commercial power drive)
• Forced drive ON (forced commercial power drive) is a function to turn on the
relay output forcibly to connect the motor to the commercial power supply. Thus,
even if the run command is off, turn on the relay output to drive the motor by
commercial power.
[ 1 ] Pump control drive motor permission commands 1 to 8 of pump control
motor ("MEN1" to "MEN8")
As mode selection of pump control motors, there are pump control drive motor permission
commands 1 to 8 ("MEN1" to "MEN8") by terminal input. A combination of the pump
control drive motor permission command and the motor mode selection enables motor
degradation. Degradation is a state in which the system is under operation continually with
only the corresponding motor stopped.
< Action block diagram of pump control drive motor permission command >
Without
With
Allowed
(=1)
Motor 1 forced ON enable
(Forced commercial power
drive)
Motor 1 mode enable
ON
OFF
Pump control motor 1
drive permission
command (terminal input)
Allowed
(=1)
Prohibited
(=0)
In terminal function configuration, assign pump
control motor 1 drive permission command.
*Note) When two or more motors are assigned, AND action will be
implemented with respect to the permission.
(All assigned terminal inputs are turned ON and permitted.)
J411: Motor 1 mode selection = 1 (Enable)
J411: Motor 1 mode selection = 2 (Forced ON: Forced commercial power drive)
Summary of Contents for FRENIC-AQUA series
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Page 84: ...2 9 External Dimensions 2 49 Chap 2 SPECIFICATIONS Unit mm FRN75 to 90AQ1 4...
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