Vicruns 2S-0.4G-B, User Manual

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Value Function Description
37
Control command
switching terminal 2
Used to switch between terminal control and
communication control.
38 PID integral pause
This terminal is valid, the PID integral adjustment is
suspended, but the PID proportional adjustment and
differential adjustment functions are still valid.
39
Frequency source X and
preset frequency
switching terminal
If this terminal is valid, the frequency source X is
replaced by the preset frequency (P0-11).
40
Frequency source Y and
preset frequency
switching terminal
If this terminal is valid, the frequency source Y will be
replaced by the preset frequency (P0-11).
41
Switch between motor 1
and motor 2
Realize the switching of two sets of motor parameters of
motor 1 and motor 2
42 Reserved reserved
43
PID parameter
switchover
When this terminal is invalid, the first group of PID
parameters is used, and when it is valid, the second
group of PID parameters is used, see the description of
PA group for details.
44
Speed control/torque
control switching
Switches the drive between torque control and speed
control modes. When this terminal is invalid, the inverter
runs in the mode defined by Pd-10 (speed/torque control
mode), and when this terminal is valid, it switches to
another mode.
45 Emergency pull over
When this terminal is valid, the inverter stops at the
fastest speed, and the current is at the set current upper
limit during the stop process. This function is used to
meet the requirement that the inverter needs to stop as
soon as possible when the system is in an emergency
state.
46
External parking terminal
2
In any control mode (panel control, terminal control,
communication control), this terminal can be used to
decelerate the inverter to stop, and the deceleration time
is fixed at deceleration time 2 (P7-04).
47 Deceleration DC braking
When this terminal is valid, the inverter first decelerates
to the starting frequency of DC braking at stop, and then
switches to DC braking state.
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