User Manual of EM760 High-Performance Inverter Fig. 6-23 Schematic Diagram of Positive and Negative Logic Output of Digital Output Terminal The multi-function digital output terminal has two output logics according to the design: 0: Positive logic. When the function is enabled, the multi-function output terminal will output the active level; otherwise, the multi-function output terminal will output the inactive level. 1: Negative logic. When the function is enabled, the multi-function output terminal will output the inactive level; otherwise, the multi-function output terminal will output the active level. This function code is subject tobit operation.
For specific settings, refer to the description ofthe function code F02.15 under 6.5.1. * This function is for logic matching with other external devices. Active level: Y1, low level by default; R1, high level by default. It is usually not necessary for DO to output certain statuses during jog running. The corresponding output can be shielded by setting the corresponding bit of this function code to 1. If F03.08=xxx1x is set and the FAR output is valid, the actually selected output terminal will not output the active level. This function code is subject tobit operation. For specific settings, refer to the description ofthe function code F02.15 under 6.5.1.
134 Function code Function codename Parameter description Unit Default setting Attribute F03.06 Positive/negative logic of digital output D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 00*0000 〇 * R4 R3 * R2 R1 Y2 Y1 0: positive logic is valid in the closed state/invalid in the open state 1: negative logic is valid in the closed state/invalid in the open state Function code Function codename Parameter description Unit Default setting Attribute F03.08 Output status control in jog D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 00000 〇 * * * REV FDT2 FDT1 FAR RUN 0: valid in jogging 1: invalid in jogging