Toshiba TOSVERT VF-AS3, Instruction Manual

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7. Operating using external signals
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In case of the terminals [R1A]-[R1C], when you set <F139> = "0" or "2", signals are output
when the functions set for <F133: Terminal R1 function 1> and <F138: Terminal R1 function 2>
are simultaneously turned ON.
2) Logical sum (OR): Signals are output when either of two functions is turned ON.
In case of the terminal [FP], when you set <F139: Terminal FP, R1 logic select> = "2" or "3",
signals are output when either of the functions set for <F130: Terminal FP function 1> and
<F137: Terminal FP function 2> is turned ON.
In case of the terminals [R1A]-[R1C], when you set <F139> = "1" or "3", signals are output
when either of the functions set for <F133: Terminal R1 function 1> and <F138: Terminal R1
function 2> is turned ON.
■ Holding the signal output ON state (output hold function)
You can set the terminals [FP], [R1A]-[R1C], and [R2A]-[R2C] so that the ON state is held even after
the condition is changed when a signal is once turned ON.
When a corresponding output terminal is turned ON while the input terminal where the output hold
function is assigned is ON, the ON state is held.
Assign the following function numbers to any open input terminals.
For holding the output of the terminal [FP]: "80: Terminal FP output hold"
For holding the output of the terminal [R1A]: "82: Terminal R1 output hold"
For holding the output of the terminal [R2A]: "84: Terminal R2 output hold"
■ Usage example 1: Outputting running signals
The following shows examples for outputting running signals.
Running signals can be output from the terminals [R1A]-[R1C] as default setting.
• <F133: Terminal R1 function 1> = "4: Low-speed signal" (default setting)
• <F100: Low-speed signal output frequency> = "0.0" (Hz) (default setting)
For the output terminal function of "4: Low-speed signal", signals are output when the output
frequency becomes the frequency set for <F100: Low-speed signal output frequency> or more. In
case of <F100> = "0.0" (Hz), the signal is turned ON when the frequency is output. Therefore, you
can use it as a running signal.
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Terminal [FP]
OFF
<F137>
<F130>
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Terminal [FP]
OFF
<F137>
<F130>