Description
of
Function
Codes
VDF650
User
Manual
-
216
-
Function
Code
Parameter
Name
Setting
Range
Default
PC
-
16
Simple
PLC
running
mode
0
:
Stop
after
the
AC
drive
runs
one
cycle
1
:
Keep
fnal
values
after
the
AC
drive
runs
one
cycle
2
:
Repeat
after
the
AC
drive
runs
one
cycle
0
•
0
:
Stop
after
the
AC
drive
runs
one
cycle
The
AC
drive
stops
after
running
one
cycle
,
and
will
not
start
up
until
receiving
another
command
.
•
1
:
Keep
fnal
values
after
the
AC
drive
runs
one
cycle
The
AC
drive
keeps
the
fnal
running
frequency
and
direction
after
running
one
cycle
.
•
2
:
Repeat
after
the
AC
drive
runs
one
cycle
The AC drive automatically starts another cycle after running one
cycle
,
and will not
stop
until
receiving
the
stop
command
.
Simple
PLC
can
be
either
the
frequency
source
or
V
/
F
separated
voltage
source
.
When
simple
PLC
is
used
as
the
frequency
source
,
whether
parameter
values
of
PC
-
00
to
PC
-
15
are
positive
or
negative
determines
the
running
direction
.
If
the
parameter
values
are
negative
,
it
indicates
that
the
AC
drive
runs
in
reverse
direction
.
Figure
6
-
32
Simple
PLC
when
used
as
frequency
source
Running
direction
DO
or relay
output
250 ms
pulses
Time
(
t
)
PC
-
18
PC
-
20
PC
-
23
PC
-
01
PC
-
00
PC
-
21
PC
-
02
PC
-
14
PC
-
15
PC
-
19
Summary of Contents for VDF650 Series
Page 1: ...VDF650 Series High Performance AC Drive...
Page 9: ......
Page 10: ...1 Safety Information and Precautions...
Page 17: ...Safety Information and Precautions VDF650 User Manual 16...
Page 18: ...2 Product Information...
Page 29: ...Product Information VDF650 User Manual 28...
Page 30: ...3 Mechanical and Electrical Installation...
Page 46: ...4 Operation Display and Application Examples...
Page 79: ...Operation Display and Application Examples VDF650 User Manual 78...
Page 80: ...5 Function Code Table...
Page 136: ...6 Description of Function Codes...
Page 248: ...7 EMC...
Page 260: ...8 Selection and Dimensions...
Page 285: ...Selection and Dimensions VDF650 User Manual 284...
Page 286: ...9 Maintenance and Troubleshooting...