User Manual of EM730/EM730E Series Inverter meaning. 100.00% is the percentage to the set value of F00.16 (maximum frequency). F00.05=5: High-frequency pulse input (X5) The auxiliary frequency B is determined by HDI (percentage) * F00.16. For the details of AI1-AI2 and X5, refer to the F00.04 description. They have the same meaning. 100.00% is the percentage to the set value of F00.16 (maximum frequency). F00.05=6 or 7: auxiliary frequency communication setting The auxiliary frequency B depends on the communication and others.
If the master-slave communication (F10.05=1) is enabled and the inverter works as the slave (F10.06=0), the auxiliary frequency B is set to “700FH (master-slave communication setting) * F00.16 (maximum frequency) * F10.08 (slave receiving proportional coefficient)”, and the 700FH data range is -100.00% to 100.00%, as For general communication (F10.05=0): detailed in Table 12-31 . a. F00.05=6 , the auxiliary frequency B is set to “7002H (communication setting of the auxiliary channel frequency B) * F00.16 (maximum frequency)”; b. F00.05=7 , the auxiliary frequency B is set to “7016H (communication setting of the auxiliary channel frequency B)”.
The 7002H data range is -100.00% to 100.00%, and the 7002H data range is 0.00 to F00.16 (maximum frequency), as detailed in Table 12-31. F00.05=8: digital potentiometer setting In the speed mode, the auxiliary frequency B is set directly by the digital potentiometer. See the F00.04 description for details. F00.05=10: process PID The auxiliary frequency B depends on the process PID function output, as detailed in 7.10. This is usually applied in on-site closed-loop process control, such as the constant-pressure closed-loop control and constant-tension closed-loop control. F00.05=11:
Simple PLC The auxiliary frequency B depends on the simple PLC function output, as detailed in the multi-segment group (F08) and simple PLC parameter group . 1. The same physical channel (AI1 or AI2) cannot be selected for the main frequency source A and auxiliary frequency source B; 136