6.2 Analog Output (AA)
P655: Select the output parameter number (such as r004 output current, r218 frequency actual value)
P656: Gain (voltage value at 100% corresponding to 10V)
P657: Offset
Calculation example: 0-10V corresponds to 32-160A (rated current 40A).
Reference quantity 4 × P102=160A. According to the formula P656.2=12.5V, P657.2=-2.5V.

Interpretation of Control Words and Status Words
7.1 Control Word 1 (r550)
Key position:
Bit 0: ON/OFF 1 (rising edge start)
Position 1: OFF2 (pulse lock, free parking)
Position 2: OFF3 (Quick Stop)
Position 3: Inverter Enable
Bit 7: Fault reset (edge triggered)
Position 11/12: Forward and Reverse
Position 13/14: Electric potentiometer up/down
All command sources can be freely connected through parameters (such as P554 selecting ON/OFF 1 source, default PMU button).
7.2 Status Word 1 (r552)
Important information:
Position 0: Ready to power on
Position 1: Ready
Position 2: Running
Bit 3: Fault (Low level output indicates' faulty ')
Position 12: The main contactor has been engaged
Position 13: Slope generator activation
The status bit can be assigned to digital output (such as P603.1=1002 outputting "fault" to BA2).
Common alarm codes and their handling
Alarm meaning countermeasures
A020 overcurrent check load, reduce ramp time
A022 Inverter Overheating Inspection: Fan, Environmental Temperature, and Heat Dissipation
A025 I ² t frequency converter reduces load or increases pulse frequency
A029 I ² t motor inspection motor cooling, increase P363
A033 overspeed increases P452/P453 or reduces regeneration load
A034 set/actual deviation too large check torque limit, increase P517
A041 Vdmax controller prohibits checking input voltage and P071
A078 Static measurement to be executed with ON command given within 20 seconds
Maintenance and fault records
The frequency converter has built-in fault records (r947, r949), which can store up to 8 trip times (r748) and fault values. It is recommended that engineering personnel regularly export and fill in the logbook provided with the equipment. When replacing the CU board, it is necessary to initialize with P052=2 and input the correct MLFB (P070), otherwise the power unit cannot be matched.
