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User Manual EM303B General Purpose Inverter Editing Parameter  Follow the viewing procedures to enter the function code first, and then edit the parameter as per the procedures shown in Figure 4-5.  No matter it is in function setting status or operation status, after entering parameter editing status, LSB(on the right) flashing refers to that editing the parameter is permitted. If LSB does not flash, it indicates that editing the parameter is prohibited.  Please note that when editing the value of lower bits, if pressing / , the bit will carry automatically after the present selected bit reaches its maximum value.

For the function code as F4-13 which needs to be set by bit, if pressing / , the bit will not carry automatically after the present selected bit reaches its maximum value. RES ESC DATA ENTER RES ESC RES ESC RES ESC Flashing Bit ( Press ) Flashing Bit ( Click ) SHIFT Flashing Bit ( Click ) Flashing Bit ( Press ) Flashing Bit RES ESC RES ESC RES ESC RES ESC Flashing BIt ( Press ) Flashing Bit ( Click ) ... SHIFT Flashing Bit ( Click ) ( Press ) Flashing Bit Flashing Bit RES ESC RES ESC RES ESC RES ESC Flashing Bit ( Press ) ( Press ) ( Click ) Flashing Bit ( Click ) Flashing Bit Flashing BIt Flashing Bit RES ESC Figure 4-5 Procedures of Editing Parameter Remarks:

CLICK in Figure 4-5 refers to press the button once and release it very quickly. PRESS in Figure 4-5 refers to press the button for a long time to edit the parameter. Saving and Resetting parameter  Press RES ESC , and then LSB (on the right) flashes, press DATA ENTER to save the edited parameter.  If there is an unexpected editing, please press RES ESC again to return previous menu, the parameter will reset to previous value and would not be changed. But press DATA ENTER again.  Take F0-09 for instance, its original parameter value is 0, save or reset the parameter as DATA ENTER , the edited parameter will be saved, and return previous menu.

Or editing the parameter as the original value, and then press per the procedures shown in Figure 4-6. 44