To the user

To the user
——Notices of Onsite Installation and Operation

Respectful User:
Thanks for your selection of CDI inverter manufactured by Delixi Hangzhou Inverter Co., Ltd.

In order that you can better use the product, please pay attention to the following:

1.After installed and commissioned, fasten the components, especially connecting bolt of the

line, which shall cause fire accident due to heat at the connection if not fastened.

2.Design of installation on the site should be reasonable to maintain excellent ventilation.

3.In and out lines of the inverter should not be connected reversely. Otherwise, it shall lead to

inverter explosion.

4.Starting and stopping the motor directly by power-on and power-off the main circuit of the

inverter shall cause frequent jumping faults to the inverter.

5.When selecting inverter type, configure the inverter as per actual load power (load working

current). When there is heavy load, type selection can be magnified by 1 to 2 shifts. Smaller type

shall cause overcurrent or overload jumping faults to the inverter.

6.Protection level of the inverter is IP20, that is, it can prevent a foreign matter with a diameter

of 12.5mm or greater from completely entering, without waterproof function.

7.Inverter if stored for more than half a year should be powered with a voltage regulator to

increase voltage gradually. Otherwise, there is danger of electric shock and explosion.

8.If line connecting the inverter to the motor exceeds 50m, it is required to add AC output

inductor. Otherwise, the inverter and the motor are in danger of damage.

In order that you can use the product safely for a long time, you need to carefully inspect the
product, regularly power off it to clean and maintain. For any trouble in process of inspection, please
notify us by phone or mail. Our service hotline is 0571-85243785. We shall send professional to your
site as per your trouble to assist you in solving the trouble and ensure the product is operated safely
and reliably.

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Common connection diagrams:

Figure 1: External stop/start, Figure 2: frequency control by

adjusting speed by external up/down terminals

potentiometer

Figure 3: PID control for water Figure 4: PID control for water

supply at permanent pressure supply at permanent pressure

(pressure transmitter) (transmissible pressure gauge)

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Figure 5: Inverter Multi-speed Control Figure 6: Inverter output at 4-20mA

Figure 7: 3-line maintaining control mode

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 Contents
Foreword ................................................................................................................................... VI
Chapter 1 Safety Operation and Notices ...................................................................................... 1
1.1 Examination and Acceptance ................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Precautions for safe operation................................................................................................ 2
Chapter 2 Product Information .................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Nameplate data and naming rule............................................................................................ 4
2.2 Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................ 5
2.3 CDI9200 Inverters ................................................................................................................. 6
2.4 Appearance and installation dimension .................................................................................. 7
2.5 Routine maintenance ........................................................................................................... 10
Chapter 3 Installation and Connection of Inverter ..................................................................... 12
3.1 Installation of front cover and number keyboard ................................................................. 12
3.1.1 Installation of the Front Cover .......................................................................................... 12
3.1.2 Installation of the Digital Operation Keyboard ................................................................. 12
3.2 Selection of Installation Area and Space .............................................................................. 13
3.3 Wiring of Peripherals and Optional Parts ............................................................................. 15
3.4 Wiring of the Main Circuit .................................................................................................. 16
3.4.1 Wiring Diagram of the Main Circuit and Precautions ....................................................... 16
3.4.2 Precautions for Wiring the Input Side of the Main Circuit ................................................ 18
3.4.3 Precautions for Wiring the Output Side of the Main Circuit ............................................. 19
3.4.4 Cables for the 380V-level Main Circuit and Tables for Supporting Peripherals: ............... 21
3.5 Connection of control circuit ............................................................................................... 22
3.5.1 Terminal arrangement and connection diagram of control circuit ..................................... 22
3.5.2 Function of control circuit termina: .................................................................................. 24
3.6 Grounding ........................................................................................................................... 26
Chapter 4 Keyboard Operation and Running ............................................................................. 26
4.1 Selection of operating mode ................................................................................................ 27
4.2 Test run and inspection ........................................................................................................ 27
4.2.1 Precautions and Examination Prior to Trial Operation ...................................................... 27
4.2.2 Trial Operation ................................................................................................................. 27
4.2.3 Operating inspection ......................................................................................................... 27
4.3 Operating method of keyboard ............................................................................................ 28
4.3.1 Keystroke and function ..................................................................................................... 28
4.3.2 Display Mode ................................................................................................................... 30
4.3.3 Method of “check/set parameter” (via number keyboard) ................................................. 31
4.3.4 Frequency setting of keyboard .......................................................................................... 32
Chapter 5 Tables of Function Parameters .................................................................................. 33

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Chapter 6 Function Instructions ................................................................................................. 48
6.1 Sort P00 Basic function parameter....................................................................................... 48
6.2 Sort P01 Secondary function parameter ............................................................................... 58
6.3 Sort P02-Input/output terminal and multi-speed running function ....................................... 66
6.4 Sort P03 ............................................................................................................................... 78
6.5 Sort P04 Other function parameter ...................................................................................... 81
6.6 Sort P05 Display functional parameter ................................................................................ 89
Chapter 7 Removing Faults ....................................................................................................... 90
7.1 Fault Diagnosis and Elimination .......................................................................................... 90
7.2 Motor Faults and their Elimination ...................................................................................... 91
7.3 Motor fault and exclusion measure ...................................................................................... 92
Appendix 1 Regular Maintenance and Inspection Methods ....................................................... 93
Appendix 2 Guides on Selection of Options .............................................................................. 95
A2.1 Alternating Current Reactor ACL ..................................................................................... 95
A2.2 Direct Current Reactor DCL ............................................................................................. 96
A2.3 Radio Noise Filter............................................................................................................. 96
A2.4 Remote Control Keyboard ................................................................................................ 97
A2.5 Regenerative Brake Unit and Regenerative Brake Resistors ............................................. 97
A2.6 Current Leakage Protection Circuit................................................................................... 98
Appendix 3 Instructions for Remaking Injection Machine ........................................................ 99
A3.1 Main circuit terminal connection diagram ........................................................................ 99
A3.2 Connection method of main electric circuit for frequency conversion and energy saving
modification of injection molding machine ............................................................................... 99
A3.3 Instructions for Connection method of transition slab： ................................................. 100
A3.4 Adjustment of main parameter: ....................................................................................... 101

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 Foreword
Foreword
Thank you for choosing CDI9200 Series Frequency Conversion Governor manufactured by
DELIXI (Hangzhou) Inverter Co.,Ltd.
Before using it, please read this manual carefully so as to guarantee correct operation. Erroneous
operation might result in malfunction, faults or shortened life span of the equipment, or even personal
injury. Therefore, users are advised to read carefully this manual and abide by it during operation.
The manual is a standard attached document. Please keep it for maintenance and repair in the future.
Aside from operation instructions, this manual also presents some wiring diagrams for your
reference. If you have any difficulty or special demands for using the inverter, please contact our
offices or distributors. You may also contact the customer service centre of our head office for our
quality service. The manual noted that its content might change without further notice.

Please confirm following content during unpackaging:

1. If the product is damaged during process of transportation, if parts are damaged and
dropped, or if main body is bruised.
2. If rated value marked on nameplate is consistent with your order requirement, or if
there are ordered unit, acceptance certificate, operation manual and guarantee shed in package.
The Company strictly complies with quality system during production and packaging, for any
inspection miss, please contact our Company or supplier for settlement.

People should not reprint,

transmit, and use the
manual or content relating
to it without written
permission of the Company,
who will assume legal
responsibility for damage
caused in violation of the
item.

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Chapter 1 Safety Operation and Notices

Please read the manual carefully before install, operate, maintain or check CDI9200 series
converter.
To protect yourself, the equipment, and the property from any possible harm, please do read this
chapter before using our CDI9200 Series Inverters. Precautions relevant to operation safety are
categorized as “warning ” and “attention”.

: Potentially dangerous condition, which maybe cause severe

body injuries or dead if relevant requirement is ignored.
Warning

: Potentially dangerous condition, which maybe cause middle,

light injuries or device damage if relevant requirement is ignored, it also
applies to unsafe operation.

Attention

1.1 Examination and Acceptance

Items to be examined are as follows:

Items Note

1. Does the model conform to your order? Check the Model indicated on the nameplate on
one side of the inverter.
2. Is there any damage to the components? Survey the external appearance of the inverter and
make sure that no damage has occurred during
transportation
Remove the front cover and examine all visible
3. Are the components properly fastened?
components with appropriate tools.
4. Do you have the user’s manual, the
Check for the user’s manual, the quality certificate
quality certificate and the warranty claims
and the warranty claims form
form?
If any of the above items is problematic, please contact us or our distributors.

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1.2 Precautions for safe operation:
1. Installation and maintenance should be performed by professional only.

2. Vertify that rated voltage of the inverter should conform with voltage level of
AC power supply. Otherwise it shall cause hurt to human body or fire accident.
3. Do not make supply power of AC loop connect with outputting terminal U, V
and W.
The connection will damage converser, thus guarantee card sho8uld be
nonserviceable.
Warning
4. Only connect it to input power supply after the panel is well installed. Do not
remove the external lid when it is powered; otherwise it may cause electric shock.

5. Forbid touching high voltage terminal inside the inverter when it is powered on;
otherwise, there is danger of electric shock.
6. Because there is an amount of capacitance stored electric energy inside the
inverter, maintenance should be implemented at least 10 minutes after the power is
off. At this time, charging indicator should be off thoroughly or positive or
negative bus voltage is confirmed to be below 36V; otherwise there is danger of
electric shock.

7. Do not turn on or off line and connector when the circuit is powered on;
otherwise it can cause hurt to human body.

8. Electric elements can be easily damaged by static electricity. Do not touch

electric elements.
9. This inverter should not undergo voltage withstand test, which might result in
damages to the semiconductor devices in it.
10. Before switching on the power supply, please put the cover board in position.
Otherwise, electric shock or explosion might occur.
Electro Static
Discharge 11. Never confuse the input terminals. Otherwise, explosion or damage to the
(ESD) property might occur.
12. For converter of which storage period exceeds half year, please increase the
input voltage gradually by using regulator, to prevent from electric shock and
explosion.
13. Do not operate the inverter with wet hand; otherwise, there is danger of
electric shock.
14. All parts should be replaced by professional only. It is strictly prohibitive to
remain stub or metal object in machine, to prevent from fire.
15. After replaced control board, please perform relevant parameter setting before
operation to prevent from damage of materials.

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1. If the motor is used for the first time or has been in leisure for a long time,
remember to check its insulation first. It is advisable to use a 500V megger. Make
sure the insulation resistance should not be less than 5MΩ..
2. If you need to operate the inverter at frequencies beyond 50Hz, please consider
the support capability of the mechanical devices.
3. The output at certain frequencies might encounter the resonance points of load
devices. This can be avoided by resetting the jump frequency parameter of the
inverter.
Attention 4. Do not use three-phase inverters as two-phase ones. Otherwise, fault or
damage might occur.
5. In regions at an altitude of more than 1000 meters, the heat dissipation
capability of the inverter might be compromised because of the thin air.
Therefore, de-rated operation will be necessary. In such cases, please contact us
for technical advice.
6. The standard matched motor is a four-pole squirrel-cage asynchronous
machine. In case of discrepancy, please choose appropriate inverters in
accordance with the rated current of the motor.
7. Do not start or stop the inverter with contactors. Otherwise, damage might
occur to the equipment.
8. Do not modify factory parameter of converter without authorization, or
damage might be caused.

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Chapter 2 Product Information

2.1 Nameplate data and naming rule
Nameplate data: for example CDI9200- G1R5T4:

Nameplate data Type description

CDI 9200 G 1R5 T4
Delixi converter

Design number

Series number
G: General type P: Pump type
ZS: Injection Moulding type Voltage class
GS: Isobaric water supply system (rated voltage):
GY: Intelligent machine T2=220V
T4=380V
Power of equipped electromotor (KW)
T6=660V
1R5 = 1.5KW
015 = 15KW

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2.2 Technical Specifications
Control mode Control of space voltage vector

Frequency Resolution Digital: 0.01Hz(below 100Hz), 0.1 Hz(above 100Hz)

Analog: 0.05Hz/50Hz, output frequency range: 0~400Hz

Frequency accuracy Digital: 0.01% of the maximum output frequency

Control Analog: 0.1% of the maximum output frequency
V/F curve Linear, square root, random V/F
1 minute for 150% of the rated current; 0.5 seconds for 200% of
Overload Capability the rated current(characteristics are inversely proportional to
time)
Manual torque compensation(0~30%), automatic torque
Torque ompensation
compensation
Operating mode Keyboard/terminal/RS485 communication

Frequency setting Analog: 0 - 10V/0~5V， 2~10V/-10V~+10V， 4 - 20 mA /0-20 mA

Digital: keyboard/RS485 communication
Starting signal Corotation, reversion
Up to eight speed is allowable (by using multiple function
Multiple stage speed
Input terminal)
signal Acceleration and 0-6000 second, acceleration and deceleration time is switchable
deceleration time Acceleration and deceleration mode: linear, S-type
Emergency stop Interrupt output of converter.
Inching motion Idle operation
Operation Automatic operation Operate automatically according to parameter set (7 stage speed)
Fault reset Reset fault state automatically if protective function is effective
Frequency inspection class, overload alarm, over voltage, under
Running state voltage, overheat, running, stop, constant speed, automatic
program running
Output
Fault output Contact output – AC 250V 1A, DC 30V 1A
signal
Choose from output frequency, output current, and output
Analog output voltage VF1、VF2、︱VF1- VF2︱(output voltage: 0 - 10V，
0~20mA，4~20mA)
DC brake, frequency restriction, frequency jump, slip
Running function compensation, protection against backward rotation, PID Control
and so on
Over current at constant speed, or during acceleration or
deceleration; over voltage at constant speed, or during
Converter protection acceleration or deceleration; protection against module fault;
Protective under voltage; overheat; overload; protection against exterior
function faults; protection against EEPROM fault
Converter alarm Locked protection, overload alarm, temperature sensor fault.

Instantaneous powerdown Lower than 15 msec: Continuous operation

Bigger than 15 msec: Automatic restart is allowable
Set frequency, output current, output voltage, bus voltage, input
signal, feedback value, module temperature, output frequency,
Running informatin
Key synchronous speed of the motor and so on（Can be set up
Display
board P05.00-P05.24）
Running state of fault protection, four fault information are
Error informatin
saved.
Ambient temperature -10 ℃ ～ 40 ℃
Storage temperature -20 ℃ ～ 65 ℃
Environm
ent Ambient humidity 90 % RH in max .(no dewing)
Height/vibration Below 1,000 m, below 5.9m/sec²(=0.6g)
Application position No corrosive gas, inflammable gas, oil mist, dust and others
Cooling mode Air-blast cooling

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2.3 CDI9200 Inverters
400V voltage level
Inverter type (G: load with Rated Rated input
Rated output Matchable
permanent torque P: fan capacity current
current（A） Motor（kW）
motor and pump load) （KVA） （A）
CDI9200-G0R75T4 1.5 3.4 2.3 0.75
CDI9200-G1R5T4 3.0 5.0 3.7 1.5
CDI9200-G2R2T4 4.0 5.8 5.0 2.2
CDI9200-G3R7T4/P5R5T4 5.9/8.5 10.5/15.5 8.8/13 3.7/5.5
CDI9200-P3R7T4 5.9 10.5 8.8 3.7
CDI9200-G5R5T4/P7R5T4 8.5/11 15.5/20.5 13/17 5.5/7.5
CDI9200-G7R5T4/P011T4 11/17 20.5/26 17/25 7.5/11
CDI9200-G011T4/P015T4 17/21 26/35 25/32 11/15
CDI9200-G015T4/P018.5T4 21/24 35/38.5 32/37 15/18.5
CDI9200-G018.5T4/P022T4 24/30 38.5/46.5 37/45 18.5/22
CDI9200-G022T4/P030T4 30/40 46.5/62 45/60 22/30
CDI9200-G030T4/P037T4 40/50 62/76 60/75 30/37
CDI9200-G037T4/P045T4 50/60 76/92 75/90 37/45
CDI9200-G045T4/P055T4 60/72 92/113 90/110 45/55
CDI9200-G055T4 72 113 110 55
CDI9200-P075T4 100 157 152 75
CDI9200-G075T4/P093T4 100/116 157/180 152/176 75/93
CDI9200-G093T4/P110T4 116/138 180/214 176/210 93/110
CDI9200-G110T4/P132T4 138/167 214/256 210/253 110/132
CDI9200-G132T4/P160T4 167/200 256/305 253/300 132/160
CDI9200-G160T4/P185T4 200/224 305/344 300/340 160/185
CDI9200-G185T4/P200T4 224/250 344/383 340/380 182/200
CDI9200-C200T4/P220T4 250/276 383/425 380/420 300/220
CDI9200-G220T4 276 425 420 220
CDI9200-P250T4 316 484 480 250
CDI9200-G250T4/P280T4 316/355 484/543 480/540 250/280
CDI9200-G280T4/P315T4 355/395 543/605 540/600 280/315
CDI9200-G315T4/P355T4 395/467 605/714 600/680 315/355
CDI9200-G355T4/P375T4 447/467 683/714 680/710 355/375
CDI9200-G375T4 467 714 710 375
CDI9200-P400T4 494 753 750 400
CDI9200-G400T4 494 753 750 400
CDI9200-P500T4 612 934 930 500
CDI9200-G500T4 612 934 930 500

Order explanation:
During order, please enter type, specification of the product, and provide parameter, load
type, or other information relating to the motor as much as possible. For any special
requirement, please consult with technology department of the Company.

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2.4 Appearance and installation size

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2.5 Routine maintenance
(1) Routine maintenance
Under influence of temperature, humidity, dust and vibration, internal elements of converter
should be aged, which should cause potential fault, or decrease service life of converter. Therefore, it
is significant to perform routine maintenance and regular inspection with the converter.
Routine maintenance item:
A If running sound of motor is abnormal.
B If vibration is created during operation of motor.
C If installing condition of converter is changed.
D If radiating fan of converter works normally.
E If converter is in state of overheat.
Daily cleanness:
A Keep cleanness of converter.
B Remove dust from surface of converter effectively, to prevent converter from
incursion of dust, or metal dust.
C Remove oil sludge form radiating fan of converter effectively.
(2) Regular inspection
Please inspect corner pockets of converter regularly.
Regular inspection item:
A Inspect air flue, and clean it regularly.
B Inspect if screw is loosened.
C Inspect if converter is corrosive.
D Inspect if there is arc on surface connecting terminal.
E Insulated test of major loop
Note: Please disconnect major loop and converter while testing insulation resistance by using
megohmmeter (500V DC megohmmeter). Do not measure insulation of control loop with
megohmmeter. And high voltage test is needless (finished in ex works).
(3) Replacement of wearing parts
Wearing parts of converter includes cooling fan, filter ELCC, of which service life depend on
operating environment and maintenance condition closely.
User could confirm replacement period according to the operating time.
A Cooling fan
Potential damage reason: Shaft abrasion and vane aging.
Critical standard: If there is crack on vane of fan, or if abnormal sound occurs during starting.
B Filter ELCC
Potential damage reason: Bad input power, higher ambient temperature, frequent load switch, or
aging of electrolyte.
Critical standard: If liquid leaks, if safety valve bulged out, measure of static capacitance, and
measure of insulated resistance.
(4) Storage of converter
After purchased the device, please pay attention to following points while storing it:
A Please store it in original package as much as possible.
B Long term storage should cause aging of ELCC, please electrify it for 5 hours
above twice a year during storing, in mode of raising voltage to rated voltage slowly
via transformer.

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(5) Guarantee of converter
Maintenance free is limited to the converter only.
For fault or damage occurs during normal application of device sold in home (Bar code date):
A And perform guaranteed repair in 18 months after delivery.

For exported device (not included China), the Company should provide guaranteed repair in six
months after delivery at purchase site.

For products manufactured by the Company, we will provide paid service for life anytime, or
anywhere applied it.
All sale, product, and agent units of the Company should provide products with after sale service,
of which service terms include:
A Provide “Class Ⅲ” inspection service at site of the unit. (Include fault
elimination)
B Refer to after sell service contract concluded between the Company and agents.
C Request for compensated after-sell service from agent of the Company (without
reference to guaranteed repair).
Our Company should take responsibility of guaranteed repair, guaranteed exchange, and
guaranteed return for quality and accident responsibility relating to the product, but user could affect
insurance for further responsibility compensation guarantee from insurance agent.

Guarantee term of the product should be effective in 18 months after Bar code date.

For fault caused in following reason, user could obtain compensated maintenance only even
guarantee term is effective:
A Problem caused in incorrect operation (based on user’s manual) or repair,
modification without authorization.
B Problem caused in violation of critical requirement.
C Damage caused in undeserved transportation after purchased.
D Aging or fault caused in bad environment.
E Damage caused in earthquake, fire, disaster, lightning strike, abnormal voltage
or other natural disaster and incidental disaster.
F Damage occurs in transportation. (Note: transportation mode should be
appointed by user of themselves, the Company should assist agent to conduct transfer
of goods).
G Brand, trade mark, SN, nameplate marked by manufacturer is damaged or
unjustifiable.
H Failure to pay off fund according to purchase contract.
I Failure to describe actual conditions relating to installation, distribution,
operation, maintenance, or other condition to the Company.

The Company should carry out responsibility of “Three guarantee” abovementioned only after
received the returned goods, and confirmed responsibility attribution.

Should it involve an unpaid or untimely settlement due to the buyer, the ownership hereof still
belongs to the supplier. In addition, the latter will assume no liability hereinabove, and the buyer shall
have no disagreement.

All relevant service fees shall be calculated in accordance with the identical standards of the
factory. In the event that an agreement or a contract exist, its priority shall be performed.

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Chapter 3 Installation and cConnection of Inverter
3.1 Installation of front cover and number keyboard

3.1.1 Installation of front cover

1.Raise unit body by propping the seat; do not hold front cover and raise the
unit while moving it.
Otherwise main body maybe fall down and cause body injure.
2.Please install converter onto nonflammable materials (for example: Metal).
Violation of the rule maybe causes fire.
3.Please install a fan or other cooling device if installed device in a cabinet,
of which inlet temperature should be lower than 40℃.
Warning Overheat maybe causes fire or damages the device.

This Section describes the necessary construction, setting condition, and space required by
installation of CDI9200 series converter.
It is needless to take down front cover and manipulater for general installation. Please
disassemble manipulater carefully because it connects with internal circuit via cables. Pull out cable
before assemble manipulater and panel, or plug should be damaged.

3.1.2 Installation of number keyboard

1. 0.37～7.5KW, take down and re-install digital operating keyboard as per the following
method:
A Take down digital operating keyboard:
Take down front lid and take out the digital operating keyboard from the clapboard.

B: Re-install the digital operating keyboard:

Press the digital operating keyboard into the clapboard keyboard framework and cover with the
front lid.

2. 11～500KW, take down and re-install digital operating keyboard as per the following
method:
A Take down digital operating keyboard:
Press lock clasp of number keyboard and take out it from front cover.

B Re-install the digital operating keyboard:

Press number keyboard into keyboard frame of panel, the lock clasp should lock number
keyboard automatically.

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3.2 Selection of the Site and Space for Installation
Selection of installing position:

1. Prevent from sunniness; Don’t use in the open air directly.

2. Don’t use in the corrosive gas and liquid environment.

3. Don’t use in the oil fog and splash environment.

4. Don’t use in the salt spray environment.

5. Don’t use in the moist and rain environment.

6. Please equip the unit with filters device if metal dust or fiber wadding
Warning existing in air.

7. Do not use the unit in mechanical shock or vibration condition.

8. It is necessary to adopt cooling measure if ambient temperature is higher than

40℃.
9. It is recommended to use the unit in temperature range of -10℃~+40℃
because fault maybe occur in overcool or overheat condition.
10. Keep the unit away from power supply noise, high-power application, such
as electric welder should impact application of the unit.

11. Emissive material should impact application of the unit.

12. Keep the unit away from combustible material, attenuant and solvent.

For ensuring perfect performance and long-term service life, please comply abovementioned
advices while installing CDI9200 series converter to prevent the unit from damage.

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Selection of the installation space:
for vertical installation of CDI9200 series inverters, adequate cooling room should be left, so as
to ensure effective cooling

Installation space of CDI9200 inverters

1、The spaces to be left above/below and on the two sides of the inverter are
required both for the model with open bracket (IP00) and that with closed
bracket (IP20)
2、Permissible temperature at the air inlet: -10℃ ~ +40℃
3、Adequate cooling spaces should be reserved both above and below the
inverter, so as to facilitate gas admission and emission.
4、Do not drop anything into the air passage during installation. Otherwise
the fan might be damaged.
Attention 5、Mount filtering devices at the air inlet in cases of floating fiber or cotton
or heavy dust.

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3.3 Wiring of the Peripherals and Optional parts
The following is a standard method to connect CDI9200 peripheral equipment and optional
components:

Note: Those labeled with “※” are optional parts

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3.4 Wiring of the main circuit
3.4.1 Wiring diagram for the main circuit and precautions

This section describes connection of main circuit of CDI9200 inverters.

1. Do not make power supply of AC main loop connect with output terminal
U, V, and W.
2. Please connect unit only after shut down the power supply.
3. Verify if the crating voltage of converter is same as the input voltage of it.
Dangerous 4. Do not perform withstand test with converter.
5. Fasten terminal screw with appointed fasten torque.

1. Please check if grounding terminal is grounded before connect main loop.

(Refer to 3.6)
2. Terminal sequence should base on actual object.
3. Rated input voltage: 220V (AC single phase)/380V (three-phase), frequency:
50/60Hz
Attention 4. Allowable fluctuation voltage: +10%~－15% (fluctuation ±20%) Frequency:
±2%
Connection of main circuit of type 1:

Connection of main circuit of type 2:

Connection of main circuit of type 3:

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Connection of main circuit of type 4-7:

Connection of main circuit of type 8-9:

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3.4.2 Precautions for wiring the input side of the main circuit
1、Installation of the Circuit Breaker (MCCB)
To protect the circuit, a MCCB or fuse should be installed between the power supply of the main
circuit and the input terminals of R, S, or T of CDI9200 series.
2、Residual current circuit breaker
When selecting residual current circuit breakers for connection to input terminals of R, S, or T,
the one that is not affected by high frequency is preferred, in order to avoid any possible misoperation.
For example: NV series (manufactured in 1988 or later on) by Mitsubishi Electric; EG and SG series
(manufactured in 1984 or later on) by Fuji Electric; or CDM1 Series Circuit Breakers made by
DELIXI Group Co.,Ltd.
3、Installation of the electromagnetic contactor (MC)
The inverter may be used even if no electromagnetic contactor is installed on the power supply
side.
Electromagnetic contactor can take the place of MCCB for the sequence break of the main
circuit. However, when the primary side is switched off, the regeneration brake will not function and
the motor will stop running.
When the primary side is closed/open, the electromagnetic contactor can cause loads to start/stop,
but frequent close/open will lead to inverter fault. Therefore, while using the brake resistor unit, you
can always realize sequential control through the trip contact of the overload relay when the
electromagnetic contactor is switched off.
4、Phase sequence connection of the terminals
The phase lines of the input power supply can be connected to any one of the terminals R, S or T
on the terminal board, regardless of phase sequences.
5、AC reactor
When an inverter is connected to a large-capacity power transformer (600KVA or beyond), or
when a phase lead capacitor (power factor compensator) is connected or disconnected, the peak
current through the input power circuit will be so strong that it will damage the rectifier-converter.
Installing a DC reactor (optional) in the inverter or adding an AC reactor (optional) at the input end
can effectively improve the power factors at the power supply side.
6、Surge absorber
If a perceptual load (such as electromagnetic contactor, relay, solenoid valve, electromagnetic
coil, electromagnetic brake and so on) is connected in the adjacent area, a surge suppressor should
also be used while operating the inverter.
7、Setting of a noise filter at the power supply side
Noise filter can be used to reduce the high-frequency noise flowing from the inverter to the
power supply. Wiring example 1: please use noise filters exclusively designed for inverters.
It is set as follows:

Noise filter Inverter Motor

Power supply

Other devices

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3.4.3 Precautions for wiring the output side of the main circuit
1. Connection of the output terminals to the load
Connect the output terminals U, V and W respectively to the leading-out wires U, V and W
of the motor. Use the forward rotation instruction for verification. (CCW: observed from the load
side, the motor runs counterclockwise). If the motor is not running in the right direction, switch
any two of terminals U, V and W.

2. It is absolutely forbidden to connect input power supply to terminals U, V or W!

3. Short circuit or grounding of the output circuit is forbidden. Refrain from directly touching
the output circuit or bringing the output wire in contact with the chassis of the inverter. Otherwise,
electric shock or grounding fault might occur. In addition, always guard the output wire against
short circuit.

4. It is forbidden to connect phase-lead capacitors or LC/RC noise filters

Do not connect phase-lead capacitor or LC/RC noise filters to the output circuit.

5. Refrain from installing magnetic starter

If a magnetic starter or electromagnetic contactor is connected to the output circuit, the
inverter will trigger the operation of over-current protection circuit because of the surge current
resultant from the inverter’s connection to the load. The magnetic contactor should not operate
until the inverter has stopped outputting.

6. Installation of thermal overload relay

The inverter is equipped with an electronic overload protection mechanism. Admittedly, a
thermal over-load relay should be installed when an inverter is used in driving several motors or
when a multi-pole motor is used. In addition, the rated current of the thermal over-load relay
should be the same as the current shown on the nameplate of the motor.

7. Setting of noise filter on the output side

Mounting a special-purpose noise filter on the output side of the inverter can reduce radio
noise and interfering noise. Interfering noise: because of electromagnetic interference, the noise
might affect the signal line and result in the misoperation of the controller. Radio noise: the noise
can be produced from radio transmitters because of high-frequency waves emitted from the
inverter or cables.

8. Countermeasures for interfering noise

Aside from using noise filters, threading all the connecting wires into a ground metal pipe
can also restrain interfering noise generated at the output terminal. If we put signal lines over
30cm away, the effect of interfering noise will be abated.

9. Countermeasures for radio noise

Aside from input and output wires, the inverter itself also emits noise. It will help to handle
the problem if we install noise filters at the input and output sides of the inverter or apply shielded
lines to the iron case of the inverter. It is also very important to make sure that the connecting wire
between the inverter and the motor should be as short as possible.

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10. The wire distance between the inverter and the motor
If the total wire length between the inverter and the motor is too long or the carrier frequency of
the inverter (primary IGBT switch frequency) is rather high, the harmonic leakage current from the
cables will exert negative influence on the inverter and other external devices.
If connection line between the inverter and the motor is too long, carrier frequency of the
inverter can be reduced as below. Carrier frequency is set up by constant P04.01.

Table of wire distance between the inverter and the motor

Wire distance between the Not exceeding Not exceeding
Beyond 100m
inverter and the motor 50m 100m
Carrier frequency
10KHz or lower 5KHz or lower 3KHz or lower
（Set value of parameter P04.01）
Note:
Output reactors should be installed when the wire distance exceeds 100 meters. Otherwise, the
motor may get burnt down. External thermal relays may cause unnecessary operations due to the high
frequency current from the distributed capacitance in the output lines of the inverter. As far as
Low-capacity models of the 400V Series (especially those below 7.5KW) is concerned, the ratio of
their current to the rated current of the inverter will become bigger if their wiring lines are rather long
(over 50m). As a result, external thermal relays may carry out unnecessary operations.

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3.4.4 Wiring and Supporting Peripherals for 380V-level Main Circuits
Terminal Fuse-free air Electromagnetic Adjusted
Matched Wire
gage bolts in breaker contactor overload relay
Specification motor
2 the main (MC) RT value
(kW) (mm ) (MCCB)
circuit A A
A
CDI9200-GR75T4 0.75 2.2
2.5
CDI9200-G1R5T4 1.5 10 10 4
CDI9200-G2R2T4 2.2 6
4
CDI9200-G3R7T4 3.7 M3.5 15 9.5
CDI9200-G5R5T4 5.5 20 12.5
6 30
CDI9200-G7R5T4 7.5 17
CDI9200-G011T4 11 50 24
10 35
CDI9200-G015T4 15 60 32
M5
CDI9200-G018T4 18.5 75 38
16 50
CDI9200-G022T4 22 100 45
M6
CDI9200-G030T4 30 60
25 125 80
CDI9200-G037T4 37 75
CDI9200-G045T4 45 M8 150 100 89
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CDI9200-G055T4 55 175 108
180
CDI9200-G075T4 75 225 144
60
CDI9200-G093T4 93 172
M10 350 250
CDI9200-G110T4 110 202
90
CDI9200-G132T4 132 400 240
400
CDI9200-G160T4 160 120 500 290
CDI9200-G185T4 185 150 600 600 340
M12
CDI9200-G200T4 200 180 362
600
CDI9200-G220T4 220 240 415
600
CDI9200-G250T4 250 470
270 800
CDI9200-G280T4 280 530
CDI9200-G315T4 315 600
350 M16
CDI9200-G400T4 400 780
1000 1000
CDI9200-G450T4 450 900
450
CDI9200-G500T4 500 1000

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3.5 Connection of control circuit
3.5.1 Arrangement and connection of controlling circuit terminals

The following is connection diagram of main circuit and control circuit. When operated with
digital keyboard, the motor can be run only by connecting the main circuit.

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Note:
1、For control terminal, frequency setting and monitor instrument, shielding wire or twisted pair
wire required (wiring in ellipse).
2、Maximal output current of 10V (+10V) control loop terminal is 50mA.
3、Multi-function analog output is used for monitoring instruction。
4、COM and GND are the common terminals for I/O and analog signals respectively. Please do
not connect the common terminals to each other or to earth.
5、For prevent from interfere, please distributing control loop apart from main loop and heavy
current loop (relay contact, 220V program loop).
6、Input switch of external terminal (except relay contact) is passive input signal, power input
maybe damage the converter.
7、Separate the conducting wires of the control circuit from those of the main circuit and other
power cables so as to avoid malfunction caused by noise interference. Shielded Twisted Pair
should be used in wiring the control circuit; the shielding sheath should be connected to terminal
E of the inverter and the wire distance should be less than 50 meters.
8、In diagram of the control panel, JP1, JP2 and JP3 are jumpers, functioning as below:
1 of JP1 controls VF1 channel to select voltage/current signal input. When current input is
selected, switch of JP1 is at I side; when voltage input is selected, at V side.
2 of JP1 controls VF2 channel to select voltage/current signal input. When current input is
selected, switch of JP1 is at I side; when voltage input is selected, at V side.
JP2 controls FM1 channel to select voltage/current signal output. When current output is
selected, switch of JP2 is at I side; when voltage output is selected, at V side.
JP3 controls FM2 channel to select voltage/current signal output. When current output is
selected, switch of JP3 is at I side; when voltage output is selected, at V side.
Connection method of controlling circuit terminal:
Insert the line below terminal rows and use slotted screwdriver to screw tight. Wire sheath
should be skinned off by about 7mm.

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3.5.2 Function of control circuit terminal:
Following sheet summarize function of control circuit terminal, which is connected according to
function respectively.
Sort Terminal Signal function Description Signal level
Forward operation
Run/stop in
FWD when closed
positive direction
Stop when open
Run/stop in Backward
reversal direction operation when
REV
closed
Stop when open
Multi-speed Become effective MF contact
D1
command 1 after closed input, set via
Multi-speed Become effective P02.00～ Photoelectric
D2 coupler
command 2 after closed P02.05
MF insulation
Multi-speed Become effective
input D3 Input:
command 3 after closed
signal ON/OFF
Three-wire running Become effective
D4 Internal
control after closed
24VDC/8mA
Become effective
D5 Free stop
after closed
D6 Fault reset Reset when closed
Encoder pulse
D7
input
Encoder pulse
D8
output
MF common input
COM
terminal
+10V
+10V power supply of analog Maximum
10V +10V power output allowed
command.
current 50mA
Analog
Analog output 0～10V Set up P02.15 0 ~ +10V
input VF1
signal voltage/cunent 0/4～20mA and P02.19 （20KΩ）
Analog output 0～10V 0/ 4~20mA
VF2
voltage/cunent 0/4～20mA （500Ω）
Common ground 0V
GND
of analog signal
Open-set electrode
YO
output Signaling that the
Maximal load
Common points of inverter is in P02.09=14
is 48V 50mA
CME open collector operation
MF output
output Digital power
signal COM
ground
Power supply of Output
digital signal between
External power
P24 COM DC24V,
supply is provided
200mA in
max.

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In operation,
T1A connection
Under-voltage
between terminal
stop
T1B T1A and T1C
(Normal P02.10=0
open/closed breaks off and
connection Contact
T1C contact）
between T1A and capability
T1B closes up.
250VAC，1A or
When at fault,
T2A connection below 30VDC，
between terminal 2A or below
T2B Fault indicator T2A and T2C
P02.11=13
output breaks off and
connection
T2C between T2A and
T2B closes up.
Output
FM1 0~10V/4~20mA
Frequency
meter output Load 2mA or
0~+10V/0~20mA/
Analog FM2 below
4~20mA/
output signal
Common frequency Fmax
GND points of
analog signals
Communication RS-485
Signal positive and
A/B(CN3) negative
communication
signals

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3.6 Grounding
1、Grounding resistance value:
200V level：100Ω or value below it
400V level：10Ω or value below it
660V level： 5Ω or value below it
2、Prevent CDI9200 inverter, welding machine, motor or other huge current electrical equipment
from earthing. Ensure all earthing lines and wires of huge current electrical equipment are separately
laid inside the pipe.
3、Please use approved grounding wire of which length should be as shorter as possible.
4、When several CDI9200 inverters are used in parallel, please ground the device as shown by
Figure (a), instead of Figure (c) which may form a loop.
5、Grounding of CDI9200 inverters and motor can be connected as per Figure (d).

(a) Correct （b）Incorrect （c）Non-recommended

（d）Correct （e）Non-recommended

6、Connection inspection:
Please perform following items if installation and connection are completed.
A If connection is correct.
B If stub or screw remains in device.
C If screws are fastened firmly.
D If bare conductor on terminal contacts with other terminals.

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Chapter 4 Keyboard Operation and Running
4.1 Selection of operating mode
CDI9200 inverters provide 3 control modes, including keyboard operation, terminal operation
and RS-485 operation. The user can select relative control mode as per onsite circumstances and
working requirements. See description of Parameter 00.00 for pecific selection.
4.2 Test run and inspection
4.2.1 Precautions and inspection before test run
1. Input power can be connected only after front lid is installed. Do not remove
external lid when powered, otherwise it may lead to electric shock.
2. Do not get close to the inverter or the load when selecting re-try because it
may suddenly restart after being stopped just a moment ago. (Even though the
inverter can restart, its mechanical system can safeguard individual safety)
Dangerous otherwise it may cause hurt to human body.
3. Because function setting can defunction the stop button, it is required to install
an independent emergency button; otherwise it may cause hurt to human body.
1. Do not touch the radiator or resistor beause its temperature is very high;
otherwise it may lead to burn.
2. Because low speed can be easily changed to high speed, it is required to
confirm safe working scope of the motor and mechanical equipment before
operation; otherwise it may cause hurt to human body and damage to equipment.
3. If necessary, separately install a contracting brake; otherwise it may cause hurt
Attention to human body.
4. Do not change connection during operation; otherwise the equipment or
inverter may be damaged.
For ensuring operation safety, please relieve mechanical connector before first operation to
separate motor from mechanical equipment and prevent from dangerous. Please perform following
inspection before test run:
A If connection between lead and terminal is correct.
B If lead thrum cause short circuit.
C If screw terminal is fastened firmly.
D If motor is installed firmly.

4.2.2 Test run

After preparation, connect to power supply and inspect if frequency converter works normally.
After connected to power supply, indicator of number keyboard is luminous.
Please cut off power supply immediately if any problem abovementioned occurs.

4.2.3 Operating inspection

Please verify following items during operation:
A If motor rotates smoothly.
B If rotation direction of motor is correct.
C If abnormal vibration or noise occurs accompanying with operation of motor.
D If acceleration and deceleration are smooth.
E If current match with load value.
F If LED state indicator and number keyboard displays correctly.

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4.3 Operating method of keyboard.
4.3.1 (1) 0.75-7.5KW Keys on keyboard and their functions

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（2）11-500KW Keys on keyboard and their functions

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4.3.2 Keyboard display mode
1、Operate data monitoring mode
It is possible to check current state information of converter by press >> if monitor mode is run.

2、Fault/alarm monitor mode

A In state of running monitor, the unit should display information relating to fault
and warning if fault and alarm occurs.
B Reset fault by press STOP/RESET if fault disappears.
C Please cut off power supply and reset the unit if serious fault occurs.
D Keyboard should display fault code continuously until fault is eliminated (refer
to Section Seven).

3、Parameter setting method

Converter parameter and inspection on running state of converter are settable.
Please adjust parameter value properly to obtain perfect running state.

4、Function of combination key

Parameter P00.00=0, it means the converter is controlled by the keyboard, ENTER, △ and ▽
on the keyboard can be used to realize switching function of forward run and reverse run on the
monitoring mode.
ENTER+△ Switch to forward run.
ENTER+▽ Switch to reverse run.

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4.3.3 Parameter check and set methods (using digital keyboard)

Note: And it is impossible to modify data under following conditions.

1. It is impossible to adjust parameter during operation of converter. (Refer
to function sheet)
2、Start parameter protection in P04.42 (parameter write-in protection)

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4.3.4 Frequency setting of keyboard
It is possible to set frequency via mode of number keyboard and keyboard POT, which should be
selected by modifying parameter P00.01.

1、Set frequency via number keyboard directly

A Set value of parameter P00.01 as 1.

B While the inverter is running, press △ or ▽to enter frequency-setting mode.
C Press △ or ▽ again to adjust the frequency to the intended value, like 48.00Hz.
D After adjustment, the set frequency should be saved into parameter P00.02 automatically.
E Press MODE to return to parameter setting, and press MODE again to return running
monitor mode.
F It is possible to modify frequency setting value during operation only.

2、Set frequency via keyboard POT

Firstly, set value of P00.01as 0, and adjust frequency to required value by rotating POT knob on
keyboard rightwards or leftwards, of which setting value should not be saved to P00.02 automatically.

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Chapter 5 Tables of Function Parameters
Description
1、Function parameters of CDI9200 inverters are divided into 5 groups as per the functions. Each
group includes several function codes, which can be set with different values. When operated with the
keyboard, parameter groups corresponds to first level menus, function codes to second level menus
and set values of function codes to third level menus.
2 、P××.×× in function sheet or other section of the manual denotes “××” function code of sort
“××”; For example, “P00.01” denotes 01 function code of sort P00.
3、Content explanation of function sheet:
Column 1 “function code”: serial number of function code parameter; column 2 “name”: full
name of function parameter; column 3 “set scope”: scope of valid set value of function parameters;
column 4 “min. unit”: minimum unit of set value of function parameters; column 5 “factory setting”:
original set value of function parameters when delivered out of the factory; column 6 “change limit”:
change property of function parameters (that is, whether change and changing conditions are allowed);
column 7 “reference page”: page referred to of function parameters.
Modification limit of parameter is explained as following:
“○” denotes setting value of the parameter is modifiable in state of stop or running;
“×” denotes setting value of the parameter is nonmodifiable (set in factory) in running state.

Explanation:
1. Please read the manual carefully while modifying parameter of converter. And contact
our Company for any problem occurs during operation. No data submits to customer
modification, violation of it maybe causes serious fault, or significant property loss, of which
consequences should be born by User!
2. It denotes user’s operation is error if “d.Err” displayed on LED.

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Basic Function Parameters—P00 Group
Functi Name Setting range Min. Factory Modific Refer
on unit setting ation ence
code limit page
P00.00 Selection of 0 Keyboard 1 0 O
operation control 1 Terminal
mode 2 RS-485
3 Selection by multi-functional
terminal
P00.01 Setting mode 0 Keyboard POT 1 0 O
selection of 1 Digital keyboard setting
operation 2 Terminal VF1
frequency 3 Terminal VF2
4 Number keyboard+ analog
terminal
48
5 VF1+VF2
6 Min{VF1, VF2}
7 Max{VF1, VF2}
8 Up/down terminal control mode 1
9 Up/down terminal control mode 2
10 Terminal impulse control mode 1
11 Terminal impulse control mode 2
12 RS-485 reference
13 Switch frequency setting
14 Selection by multi-functional
terminal
P00.02 Keyboard 0.00 ～ maximum frequency 0.01Hz 50.00H O
frequency z
setting
P00.03 Running 0 Forward rotation 1 0 O
direction 1 Reverse rotation
controlled via
panel 52
P00.04 Maximum 50.00~400.0Hz 0.01Hz 50.00H O
frequency z
P00.05 V/F curve 0 Linear 1 0 X
mode 1 Square 1
2 Square 2
3 Fold lind mode
P00.06 Torque 0~30% 1% As per O
compensating machin 53
voltage e type
P00.07 Intermediate 0~100% 1% 50% O
voltage
54
P00.08 Intermediate 0~ Motor rated frequency 0.01Hz 25.00H O
frequency z

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P00.09 Accelerating/decele 0 Straight line 1 S curve 1 0 O

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rating mode
P00.10 Accelerating time 1 0. 1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
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P00.11 Decelerating time 1 0. 1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P00.12 Upper frequency Lower frequency~highest frequency 0.01Hz 50.00Hz O
P00.13 Lower frequency 0.00~ Upper frequency 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O

P00.14 Lower frequency 0 Stop 1 1 O 56

operation mode 1 Run
P00.15 Type selection 0 G (with permanent torque load) 1 0 ×
1 P (fan or pump type load)
P00.16 Motor rated power 0.4~999.9KW 0.1 Machine type ×
P00.17 Motor rated 10.00~Highest frequency 0.01Hz 50.00Hz ×
frequency
P00.18 Motor rated voltage 100~450V 1V 380V ×
P00.19 Motor rated current 0.1~999.9A 0.1 Machine type O
P00.20 Motor no-load 0.1~999.9A 0.1 Machine type O
current
P00.21 Motor pole-pairs 1~4 1 2 O 57
P00.22 Motor rated speed 1~20000 rounds 1 1476 O
P00.23 Overload protection 0 None 1 1 O
modes 1 Common motor
2 Varible frequency motor
P00.24 Motor overload 20~130% 1% 100% O
protection ratio
setting
P00.25 Motor pre-overload 0~100% (Overload accumulated 1 50% O
58
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Auxiliary Function Parameters—P01 Group
Function Name Setting range Min. Factory Modification
Reference
code unit limit
setting page
P01.00 Start mode 0 Start frequency 1 0 O
1 Brake before start 58
2 Rotation tracking
P01.01 Start DC brake 0~15% 1% 1% O
voltage
59
P01.02 Start DC brake 0.0~20.0S 0.1S 0.0S O
time
P01.03 Stop mode 0 Deceleration stop 1 0 O
1 Free stop
P01.04 Original 0.00~10.00Hz 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O 60
frequency of DC
powerdown
P01.05 DC brake 0~15% 1% 0% O
voltage of
powerdown
P01.06 DC brake time 0.0~20.0S 0.1S 0.0S O
of powerdown
P01.07 Dead zone time 0.0~20.0S 0.1 S 0.0S O
P01.08 Stopping mode 1 1 O 61
0 Free stop
selection of 1 Stop by way of
ambient fault shutdown
P01.09 Overload stop 0 Free stop 1 1 O
1 Stop by way of
shutdown
P01.10 Function of 0 No action 1 1 O
power on 1 Act
P01.11 Waiting time of 2~20.0S 0.1S 5.0S O
power on
P01.12 Waiting time of 2~60S 1S 5S O 64
fault recovery
P01.13 Times to try to 0 Not start auto restore 1 0 O
restore the fault 1~9 times
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P01.14 Slip frequency 0.00~10.00 0.01 0.00 O
62
compensation
P01.15 Impulse frequency reference 0.01~2.50 0.01 0.10 O
P01.16 Starting frequency 0.00~10.00Hz 0.01Hz 1.0Hz O
P01.17 Starting frequency hold-on 0.0~10.0S 0.1S 0.0S O
time 63
P01.18 Inching frequency 0.1~20.00Hz 0.01Hz 2.00Hz O
P01.19 inching accelerating time 0.1~60.0S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.20 Inching decelerating time 0.1~60.0S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.21 Accelerating time 2 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.22 Decelerating time 2 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.23 Accelerating time 3 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.24 Decelerating time 3 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.25 Accelerating time 4 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.26 Decelerating time 4 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.27 Hopping frequency 1 Hopping frequency 0.01Hz 0.0Hz O 64
2~upper frequency
P01.28 Hopping frequency 2 Hopping frequency 3~ 0.01Hz 0.0Hz O
hopping frequency 1
P01.29 Hopping frequency 3 Lower frequency ~ 0.01Hz 0.0Hz O
hopping frequency 2
P01.30 Scope of hopping frequency 0.00~10.00HZ 0.01Hz 0.0Hz O
P01.31 External frequency full 1.0kHz ~ 50.0kHz 0.1kHz 20.0kHz O
scale setting
P01.32 UP/DOWN set speed 0.1 ~ 99.9 Hz/S 0.1Hz/S 1.0Hz/S O
P01.33 restart after power off 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
65
P01.34 AVR funtion 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
P01.35 No-tripping control 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
P01.36 Keyboard setting frequency 0 OFF 1 ON 1 0 O
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Input/Output Terrminals—P02 Group
Function Name Setting range Min. Factory Modifi Refer
code unit setting cation ence
limit page
P02.00 D1 terminal 0 Unused 1
function 1 Multiplex frequency terminal 1
2 Multiplex frequency terminal 2
3 Multiplex frequency terminal 3
4 Forward rotation inching control
P02.01 D2 terminal 2
5 Reverse rotation inching control
function
6 Three-wire running control
7 Acceleration time /deceleration time
terminal 1
P02.02 D3 terminal 8 Acceleration/deceleration time terminal 3
function 2
9 Free parking input
10 External reset input
P02.03 D4 terminal 11 Frequency up(UP) 6
function 12 Frequency down (Down)
13 DC brake control
14 NORM OPEN input of external fault
15 NORM CLOSR input of external fault
P02.04 D5 terminal 9
16 PLC running pause instruction
function 1 O 66
17 Frequency source selection 1
18 Frequency source selection 2
19 Frequency source selection 3
P02.05 D6 terminal 20 Frequency source 4 10
function 21 PID control cancel
22 Timer input
23 Wobbulating switch
24 PLC operation invalid
25 Reset PLC stop state
26 Operation command source 1
27 Operation command source 2
28 Counter input
29 Counter clear
30 Length clear input
31 Length count input (only for D6)
P02.06 D7 terminal 33
32 Impulse frequency input (only for D6)
function
33 Encoder impulse A input (only for D7,
P02.07 D8 terminal D8) 34
function 34 Encoder impulse B input (only for D7,
D8)

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P02.08 Operation 0 Two-wire system control mode 1 1 0 O

control modes 1 Two-wire system control mode 2
for the 2 3-line control mode 1 70
external 3 3-line control mode 2
terminals
P02.09 Functions for 0 Signaling inverter in operation 1 14 O
output 1 Signaling frequency arrival
terminal YO 2 Frequency level inspection signal (above)
of the open 3 Frequency level inspection signal (equal to)
collector poles 4 Frequency level inspection signal (less than)
5 Overload alarm signal
P02.10 Programmable 6 External fault shutdown 0
relay T1A, 7 Undervolatge shutdown
T1B, T1C 8 Output frequency to upper limit
output 9 Output frequency to lower limit
10 PLC phase operation completed
11 PLC circulation cycle completed
12 Inverter operated at zero speed
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13 Fault indication
14 Timer output
15 VF1 (VF2) signal lost
16 inverter prepared
17 Set length arriving indication
18 Set counting value arriving
19 Cycle counting value arriving
P02.11 Programmable 20 Overload pre-alarm signal 13
relay T2A,
T2B, T2C
output

P02.12 Detected 0.00~10.00HZ 0.01 2.00 O

frequency Hz Hz
width upon
arrival
P02.13 Frequency-lev 0.00~maximum frequency 0.01 10.00 O
72
el signal Hz Hz
detection
P02.14 Frequency 0.00~50.00HZ 0.01 5.00 O
inspection Hz Hz
scope

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P02.15 Analog quantity imput 0 0~10V /0~20mA 1 0 O
terminal VF1 1 10~0V/20~0mA
2 0~5V /0~10mA
3 5~0V/10~0mA
4 2~10V/4~20mA
5 10~2V/20~4mA
P02.16 Analog quantity imput VF1 0.01~20.00S 0.01 0.10S O
filtering time

P02.17 VF1 frequency offset -50.0~+50.0Hz 0.1Hz 0.0Hz O

P02.18 VF1 frequency gain set 1~200% 1% 100% O 73
P02.19 Analog quantity imput 0 0~10V/0~20mA 1 0 O
terminal VF2 1 10~0V/20~0mA
2 0~5V/0~10mA
3 5~0V/10~20mA
4 2~10V/4~20mA
5 10~2V/20~4mA
P02.20 Analog quantity imput VF2 0.01~20.00S 0.01 0.10S O
filtering time
P02.21 VF2 frequency offset -50.0~+50.0Hz 0.1Hz 0.0Hz O
P02.22 VF2 frequency gain set 1~200% 1% 100% O
P02.23 Auxiliary adjusting quantity -100.0%~+200.0% 0.1% 100.0% O
set
75
P02.24 uxiliary quantity reference 0 VF1 1 VF2 1 0 O
channel

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P02.25 Analog quantity input 0 Alarm and shut down 1 2 O

thread break detection 1 Operate at lower frequency and
output indication signal
2 Not conduct thread break detection
P02.26 Analog output 1 0 0~10V/0~20mA 1 0 O
cotnrol 1 2~10V/4~20mA
P02.27 Analog output 1 setting 0 Output frequency 1 0 O
1 Output voltage
2 Output current
3 VF1
4 VF2
5 |VF1-VF2|
P02.28 Analog output 1 zero 0~4000 1 360 O
point 75
P02.29 Analog output 1 full 4000~8000 1 7550 O
scale point
P02.30 Analog output 2 0 0~10V/0~20mA 1 0 O
control 1 2~10V/4~20mA
P02.31 Analog output 2 setting 0 Output frequency 1 0 O
1 Output voltage
2 Output current
3 VF1
4 VF2
5 |VF1-VF2|
P02.32 Analog output 2 zero 0~4000 1 360 O
point
P02.33 Analog output 2 full 4000~8000 1 7550 O
scale point
P02.34 Cycle counting value 0~9999 1 0 O
76
P02.35 Setting counting value 0 Cycle counting value 1 0 O

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Multi-step Speed Function Parameters—P03 Group
Function Name Setting range Min. Factory Modificati
code unit setting on limit
P03.00 Setting of 0 None 1 0 O
programmable 2 Constant circulation
multi-speed operation 1 Single circulation
3 Maintain final value
P03.01 Options to break off 0 Restart from first phase 1 0 O
78
and restart PLC 1 Restart from phase frequency
when it breaks off
P03.02 Phase 1 frequency 0 Decided by phase 1 running 1 0 O
source frequency
1 Decided by P0.01
P03.03 Phase 1 running Lower frequency ~ upper 0.00Hz 5.00Hz O
frequency frequency
P03.04 Phase 1 rotating 0 forward rotation 1 reverse 1 0 O
direction rotation 2 terminal control
P03.05 Phase 1 running time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.06 Phase 1 running time 1~4 1 1 O
P03.07 Phase 2 frequency 0 Decided by phase 2 running 1 0 O
source frequency
1 Decided by P0.01
P03.08 Phase 2 running Lower frequency ~ upper 0.00Hz 10.00Hz O
frequency frequency
P03.09 Phase 2 rotating 0 Forward rotation 1 0 O
direction 1 Reverse rotation
2 Terminal control
P03.10 Phase 2 running time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.11 1~4 1 0 O
Phase 2 accelerating
/decelerating time
P03.12 Phase 3 frequency 0 Decided by phase 3 running 1 0 O
79
source frequency
1 Decided by P0.01
P03.13 Phase 3 running Lower frequency ~ upper 0.00Hz 15.00Hz O
frequency frequency
P03.14 Destroy Phase 3 0 Forward rotation 1 0 O
running direction 1 Reverse rotation
2 Terminal control
P03.15 Phase 3 running time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.16 Phase 3 1~4 1 1 O
accelerating/decelerat
ing time
P03.17 phase 4 frequency 0 Decided by phase 4 running 1 0 O
source frequency
1 Decided by P0.01
P03.18 Phase 4 running Lower frequency ~ upper 0.00Hz 20.00Hz O
frequency frequency
P03.19 Phase 4 rotating 0 Forward rotation 1 0 O
direction 1 Reverse rotation
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P03.20 Phase 4 running time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.21 Phase 4 1~4 1 1 O
accelerating/decelerating
time
P03.22 Phase 5 frequency source 0 Decided by phase 5 1 0 O
running frequency
1 Decided by P0.01
P03.23 Phase 5 running frequency Lower frequency ~ 0.00Hz 30.00Hz O
upper frequency
P03.24 Phase 5 rotating direction 0 Forward rotation 1 0 O
1 Reverse rotation
2 Terminal control
P03.25 Phase 5 running time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.26 Phase 5 accelerating/ 1~4 1 1 O
decelerating time
P03.27 Phase 6 frequency source 0 Decided by phase 6 1 0 O
running frequency
1 Decided by P0.01
P03.28 Phase 6 running frequency Lower frequency ~ 0.00Hz 40.00Hz O
upper frequency 79
P03.29 Phase 6 rotating direction 0 Forward rotation 1 0 O
1 Reverse rotation
2 Terminal control
P03.30 Phase 6 running time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.31 Phase 6 1~4 1 1 O
accelerating/decelerating
time
P03.32 Phase 7 frequency source 0 Decided by phase 7 1 0 O
running frequency
1 Decided by P0.01
P03.33 Phase 7 running frequency Lower frequency ~ 0.00Hz 50.00Hz O
upper frequency
P03.34 Phase 7 rotating direction 0 Forward rotation 1 0 O
1 Reverse rotation
2 Terminal control
P03.35 Phase 7 running time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.36 Phase 7 1~4 1 1 O
accelerating/decelerating
time
P03.37 Wobbulating mode 0 Terminal control 1 0 O
1 Valid always
P03.38 Wobbulating range 0.10~50.00Hz 0.01Hz 5.00Hz O
P03.39 Wobbulating running 0.00~5.00Hz 0.01Hz 1.00Hz O
difference
80
P03.40 Wobbulating ascending time 0.1~3600s 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.41 Wobbulating descending 0.1~3600s 0.1S 20.0S O
time
P03.42 Close-up time 0.1~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.43 Break-off time 0.1~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.44 Fixed length switch 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
P03.45 Set length 0.000~60.000Km 0.001 0.000 O
P03.46 Actual length 0.000~60.000Km 0.001 0.000 O
P03.47 Length multiplying factor 0.001~30.000 0.001 1.000 O 4381
P03.48 Length correction ratio 0.001~1.000 0.001 1.000 O
P03.49 Measure axle perimeter 0.01~100.00cm 0.01 10.00cm O
P03.50 Axle impulse for each cycle 1~9999 1 1 O
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Other function parameters—P04 Group
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Chang Referen
code unit setting e limit ce page
P04.00 Auto 0 None 1 0 O
energy-saving 1 Action
running
P04.01 Carrier frequency 1~10 kHz 1kH Machine X
adjusting z type 81
P04.02 Overvoltage 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
stalling switch
P04.03 Stalling 120~150% 1% 140% O
overvoltage point
P04.04 Stalling 0 None 1 Action 1 0 O
overcurrent switch
P04.05 Stalling 120~200% 1% 160% O
overcurrent point
82
P04.06 Stalling 0.00~99.99Hz/s 0.01 10.00 O
overcurrent
frequency
decreasing rate
P04.07 Auto torque lifting 0 None 1 Action 1 0 O
P04.08 Reverse rotation 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
prevention
83
P04.09 Fan controls 0 No control 1 1 O
1 As per whether running
2 As per temperature
P04.10 PID controls 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
Positive action
P04.11 PID reference 0 Digital setting 1 0 O
options 1 VF1
84
2 VF2
3 RS485 reference
P04.12 PID digital set 0.0%~100.0% 0.1 50.0% O
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P04.13 Feedback input 0 Analog input channel VF1 1 0 O
channels 1 Analog input channel VF2
2 VF1+VF2
3 VF1-VF2
4 Min{VF1, VF2} 84
5 Max{VF1, VF2}
6 Impulse feedback channel
P04.14 Proportional gain 0.0% ~ 999.9% 0.1% 10.0% O
P04.15 Integration time 0.0(no integration)，0.01~99.99S 0.01S 10.0S O
P04.16 Derivation time 0.0(no integration)，0.01~99.99S 0.01S 0.0S O
P04.17 Sampling cycle 0.0(No choosing sampling cycle) 0.01S 0.05S O
0.01~99.99S
P04.18 Deviation limit 0.0~20.0% 0.1% 0.0% O
P04.19 Preset frequency 0.00~Highest frequency 0.01 0.00 O
of closed loop
P04.20 Preset frequency 0.0~999.9S 0.1 0.0 O
holding time
85
P04.21 Loop min. 0.00~P04.22 0.01 0.00 O
running frequency
P04.22 Loop max. P04.21~Highest frequency 0.01 50.00 O
running frequency
P04.23 Impulse of 1~9999 1 1024 O
photoencoder
during each cycle
P04.24 Range of 0.01~20Mpa 0.01 1Mpa O
transmissible
pressure gauge
P04.25 Wakening 0.01~Sleep threshold 0.01 0.01M O
threshold pa
P04.26 Sleep threshold Wakening threshold~ range of 0.01 1Mpa O
pressure gauge
P04.27 Sleep waiting 0~999.9S 0.01 0S O
time
86
P04.28 Baud rate 0 1200bps 1 2 O
1 2400bps
2 4800bps
3 9600bps
4 19200bps
5 38400bps
P04.29 Data format 0 N 8 1(None) 1 0 O
1 E 8 1 (Even)
2 O 8 1 (Odd)

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P04.30 Code of the machine 1~31 1 1 O 86

P04.31 Time to detect transmission 0~100.0S（0 indicates no 0.1 0S O
broken off detection）
P04.32 Transmission error handling 0 Alarm 1 0 O
1 Alarm and shut down
P04.33 Display ratio setting 0.01~200.00 0.01 1.00 O 87
P04.34 LED shutdown monitor 0~24 1 1 O
content 1
P04.35 LED shutdown monitor 0~24 1 4 O
content 2
P04.36 Shutdown monitor 1 show 0 no switch 1~100S 1 0 O
time
P04.37 Shutdown monitor 2 show 0 no switch 1~100S 1 0 O
time
P04.38 LED running monitoring 1 0~24 1 0 O
P04.39 LED running monitoring 2 0~24 1 2 O
P04.40 Monitor 1 show time 0 no switch 1~100S 1 0 O
P04.41 Monitor 2 show time 0 no switch 1~100S 1 0 O
P04.42 Parameter write-in 0 All data rewriting allowed 1 0 O
protection 1 Only P0.02 and this function
allows rewriting
2 Only this function allows
rewriting
P04.43 Initialize parameters 0 No action 1 0 O
1 Delete memory information
11 Reset value set at factory
P04.44 Input factory code **** 1 O 88

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Display function parameters--P05 Group
Function Name Setting Min Factory Change Reference
code scope unit setting limit page
P05.00 Output frequency
P05.01 Set frequency
P05.02 Output current
P05.03 Output voltage
P05.04 Bus voltage
P05.05 Input signal
P05.06 Given value of closed loop
P05.07 Feedback value of closed loop
P05.08 Module temperature
P05.09 Motor synchronous speed
P05.10 Motor actual speed
P05.11 Counter value
P05.12 Actual length
P05.13 Set length
P05.14 Total oveload
P05.15 Running phase display
P05.16 Running time of this phase 89
P05.17 Remaining time of this phase
P05.18 Total working time
P05.19 Total output power (high)
P05.20 Total output power (low)
P05.21 VF1 input
P05.22 VF2 input
P05.23 VF1 input (after change)
P05.24 VF2 input (after change)
P05.25 First fault
P05.26 Second fault
P05.27 Third fault
P05.28 Fourth fault
P05.29 OPvercurrent
P05.30 Overvoltage
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Chapter 6 Functional Parameters
6.1 Basic functional parameter group P00
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
0 Keyboard operating
Running
P00.00 1 Terminal operating
control 1 0 O
2 RS-485 operating
methods
3 Selection by multifunctional terminal
Please refer to section 3.5 and relative instructions on function codes P02.00～P02.07 in
parameter group P02 for connection mode of control through external terminal running command.
Selection by multifunctional terminal: whey terminal P02.00～P02.07 are set to 26 and 27,
running command is decided by the state determined by the terminal.
For example：P02.00=26 P02.01=27
D2 D1 Control methods
0 0 Keyboard operating
0 1 Terminal operating
1 0 RS-485 operating
1 1 RS-485 operating

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 Keyboard potentiometer
1 Digital keyboard setting
2 Terminal VF1
3 Terminal VF2
4 Digital keyboard +analog terminal
5 VF1+VF2
Running
6 Min{VF1, VF2}
P00.01 frequency
7 Max{VF1, VF2} 1 0 O
setting
8 Up/down terminal control mode 1
modes
9 Up/down terminal control mode 2
10 Terminal impulse control mode 1
11 Terminal impulse control mode 2
12 RS-485 reference
13 Switch frequency setting
14 Selection by multi-functional terminal
Select running frequency setting modes of the inverter. CDI9200 general inverters have 15
frequency
setting modes. Current setting frequency of the inverter can be set up when the inverter is shut
down or running.
0: When the inverter is running or shut down, set its running frequency through the
potentiometer on the operation panel.
1: When the inverter is running, change its set frequency directly through △ and ▽ keys on the
panel and store the value changed automatically into P00.02 to update current set frequency of the
inverter (unavailable during shutdown). During running or shutdown, if value of P00.02 is changed,
update current set frequency of the inverter.
2: Control by terminal VF1
VF1 is a voltage/current signal input channel with six kinds of analog signal input ranges for
option, determining mutual relationship between VF1 input voltage range and set frequency by
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independent frequency reference
3: Control by terminal VF2
VF2 is a voltage/current signal input channel with six signal input ranges for option,
determining mutual relationship between VF2 input voltage range and set frequency by changing
value of parameter P02.19.
In this frequency reference mode, VF2 can be used as independent frequency reference.
Notes:
Analog reference has two mutually independent physical channels: VF1 and VF2.
Both analog signal input terminals can be selected as main reference and auxiliary reference.
When analog setting mode is selected, specific application data can be defined in parameters
P02.15 and P02.19.
Please refer to instructions on P02.15 and P02.19 in parameter group P2 for I/O performance
curve of analog input signal and set frequency.
4: Control by digital keyboard +analog terminal
Digital set value of function code P00.02 is main setting, and set value of an analog signal input
in both analog signal channels is auxiliary setting. Sum up both values to be current set frequency of
the inverter.
When this setting mode is selected, both set value can be summed up instead of subtraction.
In this setting mode, the part of current set frequency set by P00.02 (that is, digital set value of
current set frequency) can be modified through keys △ and ▽ on keyboard panel. Press down
ENTER to confirm and store the value changed into P00.02.
If value of P00.02 is changed during running or shutdown, update digital set value of current set
frequency at the same time.
In this setting mode, for the part of current set frequency set by the analog signal, set values of
parameters P02.15～P02.24 as per the actual situation.
Analog signal as auxiliary setting can be set as auxiliary set value through multiplying frequency
value of relative parameter P02.15 or P02.19 with value of parameter P02.23.
5: VF1+VF2 control
This setting mode sets up set frequency of current inverter by input of both analog signal
channels by setting one of both analog signal channels as main set value through value of parameter
P02.24 and the other as auxiliary set value. Sum up both values to be current set frequency of the
inverter.
When this setting mode is selected, both set value can be summed up instead of subtraction.
Frequency value of analog signal as main set to relative parameter P02.15 or P02.19.
Analog signal as auxiliary setting can be set as auxiliary set value through multiplying frequency
value of relative parameter P02.15 or P02.19 with value of parameter P02.23.
Notes:
In frequency reference mode of digital keyboard + analog terminal and VF1+ VF2:
1. VF1 and VF2 select voltage/current signal input through JP1 position on the control panel.
When current input is selected, switch of JP1 is at I side. Input resistance of the channel at this time is
500Ω.
2. In VF1+VF2 mode, one of both analog channels is used as main setting and the other as
auxiliary setting. But one of the two channels can have not analog signal input and the other set to set
frequency as per value of parameter P02.24 (set as auxiliary set or main set).
3. If auxiliary reference channel is selected, auxiliary reference in form of auxiliary adjusting
frequency shall add up to set frequency of main reference to form set frequency, which is limited by
upper frequency and lower frequency.
4. In VF1+VF2 mode, auxiliary reference signal is input by selected auxiliary reference channel
(VF1) to produce bipolar auxiliary reference adjusting quantity (defined as percentage of maximum
set frequency), which shall produce relative auxiliary reference frequency adjusting quantity to adjust
set frequency of main reference.
5：Min{VF1,VF2}：Minimum value in the frequencies determined after the channel is changed.
6：Max{VF1,VF2}：Maximum value in the frequencies determined after the channel is changed.
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7：Up/down terminal control mode 1
In this mode, set up current set frequency of the inverter through setting funtions of external
control terminal。
When this setting mode is selected, preset the following parameters: define functions of two
external control terminals as 11 and 12 respectively among parameters P02.00～P02.07.
Select and define two 11 Frequency increasing command Hereafter UP terminal
terminals among D1～ UP
D8 12 DOWN Hereafter DOWN terminal
Frequency decreasing command
Down
When mode 8 or 9 is selected, connection is shown by the diagram below:

Figure 6.1.1 Connection method of frequency reference mode 8 or 9

Relationship between status setting of both external switches and current set frequency of the
inverter is shown by the table below:
Switch of UP terminal Break off Close up
Switch of DOWN terminal Break off Close up Break off Close up
Current set frequency of Remain Decreasing constantly (till Increasing constantly (till Remain
the inverter lower frequency) upper frequency)
In this frequency setting mode: each time when charging the inverter, current set frequency is set
to 0 automatically. After receiving STOP command and completing shutdown process, the inverter
shall set current set frequency to 0 automatically. During shutdown and implementation of shutting
down, both external control terminals are invalid.
9. Up/down terminal control mode 2
Basically similar to “up/down terminal control mode 1”, the differences are:
When starting to shut down after receiving STOP command, current set frequency of the inverter
is remembered automatically to be used as initial set frequency for next operation.
During shutdown, UP and DOWN terminals are valid.
10: Terminal impulse control mode 1
Basically similar to “up/down terminal control mode 1”, the differences are:
When mode 10 or 11 is selected, connection is shown by the diagram below:

Figure 6.1.2 Connection method of frequency reference mode 10 or 11

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In this mode, frequency of parameter P01.15 is value added to or decreased from each impulse
of UP/DOWN terminal.
Terminal Impulse signal Current set frequency of the inverter
UP terminal Each impulse signal adds frequency of P01.15
(till upper frequency)
DOWN terminal Each impulse signal decreases frequency of
P01.15 (till lower frequency)
In this frequency setting mode: each time when charging the inverter, current set frequency is set
to 0 automatically. After receiving STOP command and completing shutdown process, the inverter
shall set current set frequency to 0 automatically. During shutdown and implementation of shutting
down, both external control terminals are invalid.
11: Terminal impulse control mode 2
Basically similar to “up/down terminal control mode 1”, the differences are:
When starting to shut down after receiving STOP command, current set frequency of the inverter
is remembered automatically to be used as initial set frequency for next operation. (During shutdown,
UP and DOWN terminals are valid.)
12: RS485 reference
Running frequency is determined by communication of the upper computer.
13: Switch frequency setting
In this function, output frequency is determined by impulse frequency F of D6 terminal input.
Output frequency=F/external frequency full scale setting*highest frequency
14: Selection by multi-functional terminal
When D1~D8 is set as 17~20 frequency sources, state of the terminal determines frequency
source.
D4 D3 D2 D1 Control method
0 0 0 0 Keyboard potentiometer
0 0 0 1 Digital keyboard setting
0 0 1 0 Terminal VF1
0 0 1 1 Terminal VF2
0 1 0 0 Digital keyboard +analog terminal
0 1 0 1 VF1+ VF2
0 1 1 0 Min{VF1，VF2}
0 1 1 1 Max{VF1，VF2}
1 0 0 0 Up/down terminal control mode 1
1 0 0 1 Up/down terminal control mode 2
1 0 1 0 Terminal impulse control mode 1
1 0 1 1 Terminal impulse control mode 2
1 1 0 0 RS485 reference
1 1 0 1 RS485 reference
1 1 1 0 RS485 reference
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Notes:
1. When the inverter is in the above working modes, running frequency has no relation with set
frequency value of the above 15 frequency set modes: inching running frequency, terminal
multi-section running frequency, programmable multi-speed running frequency.
2. In addition to the above 15 frequency setting modes, other special frequency setting modes
are:
Parameters P03.00 ～ P03.36 in parameter group P03 can be set as frequency, time,
accelerating/decelerating time and direction of each phases during programmable multi-speed
running; see instructions on terminal functions 1, 2 and 3 of P02.00～P02.07 for frequency setting as
multispeed running of external terminal.

function name setting scope min. unit factory setting change limit
code
P00.02 keyboard 0.00~highest
0.01Hz 50Hz O
frequency setting frequency

Frequency digital setting parameter P00.02 is valid when P00.01=1 is selected.

When P00.01=1, set value of P00.02 is set as current set frequency of the inverter directly each
time the inverter is charged, or when frequency setting mode 4 (digital keyboard+ analog terminal) is
selected, current set frequency of the inverter is its set value.
When the inverter is running or shut down, if set value of P00.02 is changed, update current set
frequency of the inverter or digital set value part of current set frequency.
If upper and lower frequencies are changed, set value of P00.02 shall be automatically limited to
new ranged set.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Running direction of panel 0 Forward rotation
P00.03 1 0 O
control 1 Reverse rotation
P00.04 Highest frequency 50.00~400.0Hz 0.01Hz 50.00Hz O
Highest frequency is allowed to output by the inverter, as shown by Fmax in Figure 6.1.9. Rated
input voltage of the motor correspondes with voltage when the motor runs at rated frequency.
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory setting Change
code unit limit
0 Linear
2 Square 2
P00.05 V/F curve mode 1 0 X
1 Square 1
3 Fold line
In Figure 6.1.3, 6.1.4, 6.1.5 and 6.1.6, curve 1 is V/F curve after adding torque compensating
voltage under mode of V/F curve and curve 2 is V/F curve without adding torque compensating
voltage under mode of V/F curve.
0: Linear mode

Figure 6.1.3 Permanent torque V/F curve

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1: Square 1 mode

Figure 6.1.4 Decreasing torque mode 1

2: Square 2 mode

Figure 6.1.5 Decreasing torque mode 2

3: Fold line mode
Thorugh setting of parameters P00.07 and P00.08, the user can define V/F curve mode as
required.

Figure 6.1.6 Fold line V/F curve

Notes:
Generally common load can select curve 0 while fan, pump etc. square torque load can select
curve 1.

Function Name Setting Min. Factory setting Change

code scope unit limit
P00.06 Torque compensating oltage 0~30% 1% As per machine type O

To compensate low frequency torque, compensate the low frequency working area by lifting the
output voltage, as per Vb in Figure 6.1.3, 6.1.4, 6.1.5 and 6.1.6.
Notes:
Value set when delivered out of factory: 0.75～1.5KW 3%;2.2KW 4%;3.7KW 3%;5.5～11KW
2%; 1% above 15KW. Usually, factory default value can meet the requirements. If overcurrent fault
occurs when started, please increase set value of the parameter slowly from 0 till meeting the
requirements to start. Do not increase lifting value too quick; otherwise, the equipment may be
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Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change
code setting limit
Intermediate 0~100%
P00.07 1% 50% O
voltage
Intermediate Motor rated
P00.08 0.01Hz 25.00Hz O
frequency frequency
Set up intermediate voltage and frequency of any V/F curve required by the user. Parameter
P00.05=3, set to fold line mode.
Intermediate voltage is percentage of motor rated voltage, Vm in Figure 6.1.6.
Intermediate frequency is a frequency above or equal to lower frequency but less or equal to
motor rated frequency, Fm in Figure 6.1.6.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 Straight line
P00.09 Accelerating/decelerating mode 1 0 O
1 S curve
0: Straight line
During the accelerating/decelerating process, output frequency and accelerating/decelerating
time of the inverter are in a linear relationship, increasing or decreasing as per permanent slope as
shown by Figure 6.1.7.

Figure 6.1.7 Straight line acceleration/deceleration

1: S curve
During the accelerating/decelerating process, relationship between output frequency and
accelerating/decelerating time of the inverter are in curve S relation, increasing or decreasing as per
permanent slope as shown by Figure 6.1.8.

Figure 6.1.8 Curve S Acceleration/deceleration

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory setting Change
code unit limit
P00.10 Accelerating time 1 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P00.11 Decelerating time 1 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
Accelerating time 1 refers to the time the inverter requires to increase from forbidding to highest
frequency, as T1 in Figure 6.1.9.
Decelerating time 2 refers to the time the inverter output requires to decrease from max. output
frequency to forbidding, as T2 in Figure 6.1.9.

Figure 6.1.9 Definitions of Decelerating and Accelerating Time

The diagram below shows the process both accelerating and decelerating time are switched.

Figure 6.1.10 Switch between both accelerating and decelerating time

Switch of accelerating and decelerating time
CDI9200 inverters have 4 groups of parameters of accelerating and decelerating time. Other
accelerating and decelerating time (2, 3, 4) are defined in parameters 01.21～P01.26.
Default accelerating and decelerating time of the inverter is accelerating and decelerating time 1
(P00.10, P00.11).
If other accelerating and decelerating time group is selected, it is required to selec by groups
through control terminal (please refer to P02.00～P02.07 terminal function 7 and 8 of parameter
group P02).
During programmable multi-speed running, selection of accelerating and decelerating time
group, set up in function codes (please refer to P03.00～P03.36 of parameter group P03).
Accelerating time and decelerating time during JOG running are separately set up in P01.19 and
P01.20.
Notes:
1. Accelerating time is only valid in normal accelerating process, excluding starting DC brake
time and starting frequency remaining time.
2. Decelerating time is only valid in normal decelerating process, excluding shutdown DC brake
time.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change
code setting limit
Lower frequency~highest
P00.12 Upper frequency 0.01Hz 50.00Hz O
frequency
P00.13 Lower frequency 0.00~Upper frequency 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O
Upper frequency is highest frequency set by the user to allow running, as shown by UF in Figure
6.1.11.
Lower frequency is minimum frequency set by the user to allow running, as shown by LF in
Figure 6.1.11.

Figure 6.1.11 Defining parameters of frequency limits

Notes:
1. Highest frequency (HF), upper frequency (UF) and lower frequency (LF) should be set up
carefully as per actual nameplate parameters and requirements by operation conditions of the motor
controlled.
2. Limit of UF and LF is invalid to JOG running.
3. In order to limits by UF and LF, output frequency of the inverter during running is also
limited by set values of parameters such as starting frequency, shutdown DC brake starting frequency
and jumping frequency.
4. When set frequency is less than LF, output frequency of the inverter shall be at LF; when set
frequency is more than UF, the inverter shall run at UF.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Lower frequency operation 0 Stop
P00.14 1 1 O
mode 1 Run
0 Stop
1 Run

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Type 0 G (with permanent torque load)
P00.15 1 0 O
selection 1 P (fan or pump type load)
0 G (with permanent torque load)
1 P (fan or pump type load)
After this parameter is changed, relative inverter can automatically adjust initial parameters
P00.16~P00.22 of the motor as per the machine type.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
0.4～999.9KW Machine
P00.16 Motor rated power 0.1 O
type
motor rated 10.00～highest frequency
P00.17 0.1HZ 50HZ O
frequency
P00.18 Motor rated voltage 100～450V 1V 380V O
0.1～999.9A Machine
P00.19 Motor rated current 0.1
type
Motor no-load 0.1～999.9A Machine
P00.20 0.1
current type
P00.21 Motor pole-pairs 1～4 1 2 O
P00.22 Motor rated speed 1~20000 rounds 1 1476
Set parameters of the motor controlled. To ensure the control performance, please make sure
values of P00.16～P00.22 are correctly set up as per nameplate parameters of the motor.
Motor and inverter power grade should match. Usually allows to be less than the inverter by 2
grades or larger by 1 grade. Beyond this scope, the control performance can not be ensured.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 No action
P00.23 Overload protection modes 1 Common motor 1 1 O
2 Varible frequency motor
0: No action
Without motor overload protection (adopted when the motor is at short time overload condition
or external heat relay is selected); in this mode, the inverter has not overload protection for the motor.
1: Common motor (with low speed compensation)
Because heat radiation effect of the common motor becomes worse when running at low speed,
relative electronic thermal protection value should be adjusted properly; low speed compensating
performance of motor protection mode is to lower protection threshold of motor overload when
running frequency is less than 30Hz.
2: Varible frequency motor (without low speed compensation)
Varible frequency motor uses forced air cooling, so that radiating effect is not affected by the
rotating speed. Hence, it is not required to lower protection threshold when running at low speed.

Function Name Setting Min. Factory Change

code scope unit setting limit
P00.24 Motor overload protection ratio setting 20~130% 1% 100% O
Set value of overload protection ratio is set to 100% when motor rated current is correctly set.
When the motor load is too heavy and overload occurs frequently, this value can be increased
properly. But the user should ensure that working circumstance of the motor will not burn the motor.
When rated current driving multiple motors is not correctly set, it cannot protect the motor. At
this time configure heat protective relay for each motor.
Overload protection inverse time curve is shown by Figure 6.1.12.
Overload of this series of inverters is: 1 minute at 150% rated current and running 1 hour
constantly at 110% rated current.

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Figure 6.1.12 Overload protection inverse time performance curve

Function Name Setting scope Min Factory Change

code .unit setting limit
Motor pre-overload alarm 0~100%(Overload accumulated
P00.25 1 50%
level percentage)

According to overload ratio set for P00.24, when total overload exceeds this value, the terminal
outputs display signal.

6.2 The parameter of auxiliary fuction P01 group

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 Start from starting freqeuncy
P01.00 Starting modes 1 First brake and then start 1 0 O
2 Rotating speed traceing to start
Starting mode function is valid when the inverter reenters running state from shutdown state.
That is if reentering running state when the inverter is first charged, power supply restores after
instant power off, reset after fault occurs, after it stops freely and after it shuts down normally, the
inverter shall be started in the starting mode selected.
0: Starting from starting freqeuncy
When the inverter is put into operation, first set parameters of function codes P01.16 and P01.17
to start from starting frequency and run time (P01.17) set at this frequency; then enter normal
accelerating phase to accelerate to set frequency as per parameters of accelerating time, accelerating
and decelerating modes set up.
Starting from starting frequency is shown in Figure 6.2.1. The difference is to eliminate brake
part of the above starting.
1: First brake and then start from starting frequency
When the inverter is put into operation, first conduct DC brake before starting as per DC brake
voltage and DC brake time set for function codes P01.01 and P01.02; then start from this frequency
and run for time (P01.17) set as per function codes P01.16 and P01.17; then enter normal accelerating
phase to accelerate to set frequency as per parameters of accelerating time, accelerating and
decelerating modes set up.
Process that first brakes and then start from starting frequency is shown in Figure 6.2.1.

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Figure 6.2.1 Diagram of starting mode 1 (forward rotation, reverse rotation and shutdown)
2: Rotating speed traceing to start
When the inverter is put into operation, first inspect rotating speed of the motor and then directly
trace current rotating speed of the motor as per inspection result to smoothly start rotating motor
without impact.
When this starting mode is selected, rotating inertia of the system should be considered to
properly increase set value of accelerating and decelerating time.
When rotating speed tracing to start function is set up, the general power off and restarting
process is shown in Figure 6.2.2.

Figure 6.2.2 Diagram of rotating speed tracing power off to start

Notes:
1. Starting mode 0: Proper for occasion where static friction torque is large and load inertia is
small, or when the user uses to match external mechanical brake equipment. That is, before the motor
restarts after shutdown, the motor axle can remain static.
2. Starting mode 1: Proper for the occasion where load has forward rotation and reverse rotation
during shutdown.
3. Starting mode 1: especially fit for restarting after failure reset, restarting after instant power
off at various working status.
4. During switch between forward rotation and reverse rotation when the inverter runs normally
and during change of set frequency to accelerate, acceleration mode is selected as per starting mode
0.

Function Name Setting Min. Factory Change

code scope unit setting limit
P01.01 Starting DC brake voltage 0~15% 1% 1% O
P01.02 Starting DC brake time 0.0~20.0S 0.1S 0.0S O

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Starting DC brake voltage: percentage of brake voltage when the inverter is started in DC brake
mode.
Starting DC brake time: continual time of output DC brake voltage when the inverter is started.
Start DC brake process as per the front part of entering starting frequency operation in Figure
6.2.1.
Notes:
For high speed load with huge inertia, it is improper to adopt the mode of restarting after long
time huge current DC brake. It is recommended starting in mode of restarting after rotating speed
tracing; when starting DC brake time is set to 0.0S, or DC brake voltage is set to 0%, DC brake
function is invalid; both function codes should be valid when P01.00=1.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 Reducing speed to shut down
P01.03 Shutdown mode 1 0 O
1 Shut down freely
0: Reducing speed to shut down
After the inverter receives shutdown command, reduce output frequency to reduce speed and
shut down as per decelerating time and accelerating/decelerating mode set up.
During the process of reducing speed to shut down, when set frequency is less than shutdown
DC brake starting frequency (please refer to P01.04), output frequency of the inverter jumps to 0; at
this time, if the inverter selects shutdown DC brake function, perform DC brake and stop after
completion; otherwise, the inverter shall stop work directly.
When this shutdown mode is selected, for inverter (7.5kW and below) with built-in brake unit,
brake resistor (optional) can be externally connected. When DC bus voltage exceeds the threshold
value, add in energy consumption brake automatically; inverter (11kW and above) without built-in
brake unit can be configured with an externally connected brake unit and brake resistor (optional),
used for energy consumption brake.
This mode is mainly used for normal reducing speed to shut down and occasion of quick brake
to shut down (required to externally connect a brake resistor or brake unit).
1: Free shutdown mode (stopping free running)
After the inverter receives shutdown command, stop output immediately; the motor should
freely slip to stop as per the inertia.
When this mode is selected, usually match external mechanical contracting brake.

Functio Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

n code unit setting limit
P01.04 Shutdown DC brake starting frequency 0.00~10.00Hz 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O

Shutdown DC brake starting frequency: refers to frequency of switching point when output
frequency suddenly drops to 0 along the speed reducing curve during the process of speed reduction
and shutdown, like Fd as shown in Figure 6.2.1.
During inverter speed reducing and shutdown process, when set frequency is less than shutdown
DC brake starting frequency, output frequency jumps to zero, even though DC brake function set by
the inverter is invalid.
Shutdown DC brake starting frequency is similarly valid during speed reduction when switching
between forward rotation and reverse rotation.
If DC brake function is selected, this frequency is also starting frequency of DC brake at the
same time during shutdown.
If running has not strict requirements for shutdown brake, shutdown DC brake starting
frequency should be set as small as possible.

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Function Name Setting Min. Factory Change
code scope unit setting limit
P01.05 Shutdown DC brake voltage 0~15% 1% 0% O
P01.06 Shutdown DC brake time 0.0~20.0S 0.1S 0.0S O
Shutdown DC brake time: continual time of output DC brake voltage when the inverter is at
shutdown.
As shown by Vd and Td in Figure 6.2.1.
Notes:
If shutdown DC brake function is valid when external terminal is selected, shutdown DC brake
time is invalid.
When shutdown DC brake time is set to 0.0s or shutdown DC brake voltage is set to 0%, DC
brake is invalid.

Function Name Setting Min. Factory Change

code scope unit setting limit
Dead area time between forward rotation
P01.07 0.0~20.0S 0.0S 2.0S O
and reverse rotation
Dead area time between forward rotation and reverse rotation: refers to waiting and remaining
time after output frequency of the inverter reduces to zero when the inverter transmits from current
rotation direction to opposition direction after receiving reverse running command during operation,
as shown by T0 in Figure 6.2.3.

Figure 6.2.3 Dead area time of foreword/reverser rotation

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 Free stop
P01.08 Stopping due to external faults 1 1 O
1 Stop by way of shutdown
0 Free stop
P01.09 Stopping due to overload 1 1 O
1 Stop by way of shutdown
Notes:
1．Stop by way of shutdown is to shut down as per mode set in parameter P01.03.
2．Free stop is to stop output and the motor as per free running of inertia afte the inverter
receives shutdown command.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
0 No action
P01.10 Starting throw-in of power supply 1 1 O
1 Action
0 No action;
Forbid restarting the motor when power supply is restored after the inverter is powered off
instantly or loses power.
1: Action
Allow the motor that is running before power supply of the inverter is restored after the inverter
is powered off instantly or loses power to automatically implement restarting by throw-in of power
supply.
Notes:
When this parameter P01.10=1:
When external terminal runs to control, power supply of the inverter is restored after the inverter
is powered off instantly or loses power. If current combination state of external running control
terminal FWD/REV is invalid, power supply throw-in starting function is invlaid. Power supply
throw-in starting function can be valid only after the inverter detects that running command of
external operation control terminal is valid.

Function Name Setting Min. Factory Change

code scope unit setting limit
Waiting time of power supply throw-in
P01.11 2~20.0S 0.1S 5.0S O
starting
Because the inverter implements waiting time before power supply throw-in starting function
when the motor is re-powered after instant power off or power down during operation, once the
process has running command, the motor shall be started.
This time setting principle is mainly based upon factors such as work restoring time of the
equipment related to the inverter after power supply is restored.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Waiting time to try
P01.12 2~60S 1S 5S O
restoring the fault
0 Not start auto restore
Times to try to restore
P01.13 1~9 times 1 0 O
the fault
10 No limit
After fault occurs during operation, the inverter stops output; after reset interval time set in
P01.12, the inverter shall reset the fault automatically to continue running.
Times of fault automatic reset is set by P01.13, referring to automatic reset times during
operation of the inverter charged or before manual reset. Each time it automatically resets, the
parameter reduces by 1. when it is reduced to 0, no auto reset function. Only manual reset or reset
signal of external terminal can reset.
When set to 10, it can reset without limit. The parameter restores the originally
set value after reset through manual reset or external terminal.
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
P01.14 Slip frequency compensation 0.00~10.00 0.01 0.00 O
When the inverter drives asynchronous motor, load increases and slip frequency rises. The
parameter can set up compensating frequency and reduce slippage so that the motor runs at rated
current at a speed closer to synchronous speed. The user can add slip frequency compensation as per
the load.
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Notice that once slip frequency compensation is too large, it shall run exceeding synchronous
speed. At this time, UF=output frequency+slip frequency×K; k is related to the load current, less than
or equal to 1.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
P01.15 Impulse frequency reference 0.01~2.50 0.01 0.10 O
The parameter should be valid in frequency given modes 10 and 11,that is, valid in terminal
impulse control mode 1 and terminal impulse control mode 2
Each impulse at UP/DOWN terminal can increase or decrease the frequency.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
P01.16 Starting frequency 0.00~10.00Hz 0.01Hz 1.00Hz O
P01.17 Starting frequency hold-on time 0.0~10.0S 0.1S 0.0S O
starting frequency: refers to the initial frequency that the inverter starts from zero frequency, as
shown by Fs in Figure 6.2.1. If set value of starting frequency is too large, tripping will occur. As the
inverter accelerates and starts, when set frequency is less than the starting frequency, output
frequency of the inverter shall be zero.
Starting frequency hold-on time: refers to the time that the inverter runs at starting frequency
when started, shown by Ts in Figure 6.2.1.
The starting frequency and starting frequency hold-on time are valide in starting and switching
between forward rotation and reverse rotation.

Function Name Setting Min. Factory Change

code scope unit setting limit
P01.18 Inching frequency 0.1~20.00Hz 0.01Hz 2.00Hz O
P01.19 Inching accelerating time 0.1~60.0S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.20 Inching decelerating time 0.1~60.0S 0.1S Machine type O

Factory setting of inching accelerating time and decelerating time are: by default, 5s for below
75KW (including 75KW), 10s for above 75KW.
P01.18～P01.20 defines parameter of inching operation, as shown by Figure 6.2.4.
In the diagram, ft is inching running frequency, t1 is inching accelerating time, t3 is inching
decelerating time, and t2 is inching running time, which is the time that inching running command of
the panel or external terminal takes from valid to invalid subtracting inching accelerating time.
Inching running command can be controlled through the operation panel and control terminal.

Figure 6.2.4 Parameters of inching running

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Function code Name Setting Min. Factory setting Change
scope unit limit
P01.21 Accelerating time 2 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.22 Decelerating time 2 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.23 Accelerating time 3 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.24 Decelerating time 3 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.25 Accelerating time 4 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
P01.26 Decelerating time 4 0.1~6000S 0.1S Machine type O
Accelerating and decelerating time 1, 2, 3, 4 (accelerating and decelerating time 1 are defined in
P00.10 and P00.11) can be selected by the control terminal as accelerating and decelerating time as
the inverter is running. Then can be defined as accelerating and decelerating time when running
frequency of each phase switches during simple PLC running. Please see instructions on function
code P03.06, P03.11, P03.16, P03.21, P03.26, P03.31, and P03.36 in parameter group P03.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
P01.27 Hopping frequency 1 Hopping frequency 2 ~ UF 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O
Hopping frequency 2 Hopping frequency 3~ hopping
P01.28 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O
frequency 1
Hopping frequency 3 Lower frequency ~ hopping
P01.29 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O
frequency 2
Scope of hopping
P01.30 0.00~10.00Hz 0.01Hz 0.00Hz O
frequency
Hopping frequency is set so that running frequency of the inverter can avoid mechanical
resonance point of the driving system.
In hopping frequency, at most 3 mechanical resonance belts of the driving system can be
configured with center frequency, as shown by Figure 6.2.5.

Figure 6.2.5 Hopping frequency and its scope

In P01.30, the widest of the 3 mechanical resonance belts can be set with a frequency scope.
After the hopping frequency is set, output frequency of the inverter can be automatically adjusted to
outside the mechanical resonance belt to avoid running at resonance frequency even though set
frequency of the inverter is within the mechanical resonance frequency belt of the driving system.
Notes:
The 3 hopping frequency scope cannot be set overlapping or nesting.
During the accelerating and decelerating processes, output frequency of the inverter can
normally go through the hopping frequency area.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
External frequency full scale
P01.31 1.0kHz ~ 50.0kHz 0.1kHz 20.0kHz O
setting
External frequency full scale setting:
Factory set is 20.0kHz. When function code P00.01 is set to 13, frequency set mode is external
switch frequency setting mode. The frequency signal should be input from terminal D8; if function
code P01.31 is defined as the set frequency, it corresponds to highest input frequency of D8.

Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change

code setting limit
P01.32 UP/DOWN set speed 0.1 ~ 99.9 Hz/S 0.1kHz 1.0Hz/S O
UP/DOWN set speed:
Factory set is 1.0Hz/S, refers to frequency increasing speed when UP/DOWN set is used.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Restart after power off 0 No action
P01.33 1 0 O
1 Action
Restart after power off
Factory set is 0. The motor can run freely after instant power down occurs. After the power is
restored, select whether to restart.

Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change

code setting limit
0 No action
P01.34 AVR function 1 0 O
1 Action
Automatic voltage regulation (AVR):
Factory value is 0, Automatic voltage regulation (AVR) is Not valid.
When AVR is valid, the output voltage can be basically maintained at the set value so that the
motor
works in original state even the input voltage fluctuates.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 No action
P01.35 No-tripping control 1 0 O
1 Action
No-tripping control:
Factory set is 0; the function is not started.
When an inverter with great power runs at 50Hz to drive several motors with small power, if the
motor needs to cut in, the inverter shall automatically regulate inside to properly reduce impact
current of the motor so that the inverter will not have overcurrent.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 OFF
P01.36 Keyboard setting frequency compensation 1 0 O
1 ON
When external operated keyboard line is used, line voltage drop will be huge if keyboard line is
too long so that when set scope of the panel potentiometer fails to reach 0~50Hz, starting this
parameter can compensate this voltage drop.

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6.3 The function of I/O Terminals and Multi-speed running P02 group
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Function of 0 No None
P02.00 1
terminal D1 1 Multi-speed terminal 1
Function of 2 Multi-speed terminal 2
P02.01 3 Multi-speed terminal 3 2
terminal D2
4 Positing rotation inching control
Function of
P02.02 5 Reverse rotation inching control 3
terminal D3
6 3-line rotation control
Function of 7 Accelerating/decelerating time terminal 1
P02.03 6
terminal D4 8 Accelerating/decelerating time terminal 2
Function of 9 Free stop input
P02.04 9
terminal D5 10 External reset input
11 Frequency Up Command (up)
12 Frequency Down Command（down）
13 DC brake control
Function of 14 External fault often On input
P02.05 10
terminal D6 15 External fault often Off input
16 PLC running temporary stop command
1 O
17 Frequency source 1
18 Frequency source 2
19 Frequency source 3
20 Frequency source 4
21 PID control cancelled
Function of
P02.06 22 Timer input 33
terminal D7
23 Wobbulating switch
24 PLC operation invalid
25 Reset PLC stop state
26 Operation command source 1
27 Operation command source 2
28 Counter input
29 Counter clear
Function of 30 Length clear input
P02.07 31 Length count input 34
terminal D8 32 Impulse frequency input
33 Encoder impulse A input
34 Encoder impulse B input

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Terminals D1~~D6 Scope: 【0，1～32】
Terminals D7~~D8 Scope: 【0，1～34】
Control terminals D1～D8 are programmable switching value input terminals. Functions of
D1～D8 can be defined respectively by setting P02.00～P02.07.
For example, if P02.01=9, D2 is defined as “Free stop input command”; in operation, when D2
is ON, free stop of the motor can be realized.
Notes:
1. Encoder signal input can be input only from D7 and D8.
2. When one of the terminals selects a function, the other terminals cannot select this function.
Programmable switching value input terminals can reselect None (that is, they can be set to 0 at the
same time).

When the user selects multi-section frequency in running, 3 switching value input terminals can
be defined as multi-section frequency running control terminals; combination state ON/OFF of the 3
terminals select mutli-section frequency already set in parameters P03.03, P03.08, P03.13, P03.18,
P03.23, P03.28, P03.33, with precedence over frequency set in P00.01 by frequency given mode.
Phase frequency selected for multi-speed running terminal is current set frequency of the inverter. See
instructions on these parameters.
P02.00=1, P02.01=2, P02.02=3, that is, multi-speed control can be realized through external
switch,
as shown by Figure 6.2.6.

Figure 6.2.6 Connection of Multi-speed running

By combining K1, K2 and K3, mutli-speed running frequency can be selected as per Table 6.2.1.
The running process is shown in Figure 6.2.7.

Figure 6.2.7 Multi-speed Running

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Table 6.2.1 Selection Table of Multi-speed Running
K3 K2 K1 Frequency Setting
OFF OFF OFF None multi-speed running
OFF OFF ON Multi-section Frequency 1 (P03.03)
OFF ON OFF Multi-section Frequency 2 (P03.08)
OFF ON ON Multi-section Frequency 3 (P03.13)
ON OFF OFF Multi-section Frequency 4 (P03.18)
ON OFF ON Multi-section Frequency 5 (P03.23)
ON ON OFF Multi-section Frequency 6 (P03.28)
ON ON ON Multi-section Frequency 7 (P03.33)
4-5: Inching control of forward rotation and reverse rotation
In terminal control mode (P00.00=1), external terminal can be defined to implement inching
control.
JOGF is forward rotation inching running (one of P02.00～P02.07 is set to be 4), JOGR is
reverse rotation inching running (one of P02.00～P02.07 is set to be 5). Set frequency of inching
running and decelerating/accelerating time are defined in parameters P01.18～P01.20.
6: 3-line rotation control
This function is used to define input terminal of positive/reverse rotation command in exernal
terminal control mode (P00.00=1) when 3-line rotation mode is selected. Please see introduction of
parameter P02.08.
7-8: Accelerating/decelerating time terminals 1 and 2
Through ON/OFF state combination of multi-section accelerating/decelerating time terminals,
selection from accelerating/decelerating time 1～4 can be realized (see instructions on P00.10～
P00.11, P01.21～P01.26). If the user does not define this function, the inverter shall auto select
accelerating/decelerating time 1 except for programmable multi-speed running and inching running.
State combination of multi-section accelerating/decelerating time terminals are shown by the table
below:
Accelerating/decelerating Accelerating/decelerating Selection of
time terminal 1 time terminal 2 accelerating/decelerating
time
OFF OFF Accelerating time
1/decelerating time 1
ON OFF Accelerating time
2/decelerating time 2
OFF ON Accelerating time
3/decelerating time 3
ON ON Accelerating time
4/decelerating time 4
9: Free stop input
When the terminal defined as this function is ON, the inverter shall stop output immediately to
enter shutdown state and the motor shall stop freely.
10: External reset input
When the inverter alarms for fault that occurs, it can be reset through external terminal. Electric
level of the function for input signal is valid.
11-12: Frequency Up Command and Frequency Down Command
Please see instructions on frequency set modes 6, 7, 8, 9 in parameter P00.01.
13: DC brake
When the terminal defined as this function is ON and P01.03=0, the inverter reduces output
frequency in form of reducing speed to shutdown after it receives shutdown command. When the
output frequency is less than or equal to starting frequency of shutdown DC brake, output frequency
of the inverter directly jumps to 0 to implement DC brake control by parameter P01.04～P01.06.

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14-15: External fault often On input and External fault often Off input
Through this terminal, fault signal of external equipment can be input, used for the inverter to
monitor fault in external equipment and interlock. The inverter implement shutdown due to fault and
display external equipment fault code “EF” after receiving external equipment fault signal in running;
when implementing normal shutdown, this fault signal is invalid. External equipment fault signal can
select offen ON input mode or often OFF input mode. As shown by Figure 6.2.8, D4 is defined as
offen ON input mode (one of P02.00～P02.07 is set to 14) and D5 is defined as offen OFF input
mode (one of P02.00～P02.07 is set to 15); KM1 and KM2 are external equipment fault relay or
contactor (using its auxiliary contact).

Figure 6.2.8 Often ON/OFF input of external equipment fault

16: PLC running temporary stop command
If defined as this function, when the inverter is in PLC running state and the terminal is ON,
PLC in running can be temporarily stopped. When OFF, restore PLC temporarily stopped to running.
Please see instructions on P03.00～P03.36 in P02 parameter group for the application method.
17-20: Frequency sources
Use terminal to select frequency given mode. Set any 4 terminals (for example, D1, D2, D3, D4)
to be 17, 18, 19, 20 respectively, their frequency source combinations are shown in the table below.
The terminal is 1 when closing up and 0 when breaking off. It is multifunction terminal selection
when this function is used. Please see P00.01=14.
21: PID control cancelled, using terminal function to cancel PID control.
22: Timer input, external timer input terminal.
23: Wobbulating switch, the function decides whether to use wobbulating function.
24：PLC operation invalid
Used to realize flexible switch between PLC running state and lower grade running modes,
starting/stop control, direction and accelerating/decelerating time observe setting of relative running
mode when switching to lower grade running mode.
25: In shutdown state of PLC running mode, this functional terminal can remove information of
PLC running phase, running time and frequency in PLC shutdown memory when valid. See
introduction to P03.
26-27: Operation command sources
26 Operation command source 1
27 Operation command source 2
28-29: Counter functions
This parameter sets value of the counter inside CDI9200. The counter can be used as triggering
terminal by the external terminal at the control circuit.
30：Length clear input.. If valid, this function can clear the actual length function code P03.46 to
zero.
31: Length count input
Only valid for multifunction input terminal D6, the function terminal is used for fixed length
control to calculate length of impulse input as in P03.45～P03.50.
32: Impulse frequency input

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Only valid for multifunction input terminal D6, the function terminal receives impulse signal to
be relationship between frequency given, input signal impulse frequency and set frequency.
33-34: Encoder impulses A and B input
Only proper for D7 and D8, other terminals D1～D6 have not functions 33 and 34, used to input
speed feedback of the rotator in V/F loop control.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 2-line control mode 1
External terminal 1 2-line control mode 2
P02.08 1 0 O
running control modes 2 3-line control mode 1
3 3-line control mode 2
0: 2-line control mode 1

Figure 6.2.9 2-line control mode 1

1: 2-line control mode 2

Figure 6.2.10 2-line control mode 2

2: 3-line control mode 1

Figure 6.2.11 3-line control mode 1

In Figure 6.2.11, SB1 is often OFF shutdown button and SB 2 is often ON running button. SB1
and SB2 are impulse edge valid; K is running direction selecting button; and Di is the terminal that
has been defined as 3-line control mode 1 among D1～D8.

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3: 3-line control mode 2

Figure 6.2.12 3-line control mode 2

In Figure 6.2.12, SB1 is often OFF shutdown button, SB2 is often ON forward rotation button
and SB3 is off ON reverse rotation button Di is the terminal that has been defined as 3-line control
mode 2 among D1～D8.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Inverter running signal
1 Frequency arrival signal
Open collector output
P02.09 2 Frequency level inspection signal (above) 14
terminal YO functions
3 Frequency level inspection signal (equal to)
4 Frequency level inspection signal (less than)
5 Overload alarm signal
6 External fault shutdown
7 Undervolatge shutdown
Programmable relay
P02.10 8 Output frequency arriving at upper limit 0
T1A, T1B, T1C output
9 Output frequency arriving at lower limit
10 PLC phase operation completed 1 O
11 PLC circulation cycle completed
12 Inverter operated at zero speed
13 Fault indication
14 Timer output
Programmable relay 15 VF1 (VF2) signal lost
P02.11 16 Inverter prepared 13
T2A, T2B, T2C output
17 Set length arriving indication
18 Set counting value arriving
19 Cycle counting value arriving
20 Overload pre-alarm signal
Functions of open collector are shown in the table below:
0: Signal that the inverter is in operation. When the inverter is in operation, the terminal outputs
indicating signal.
Frequency arrival signal, please see instructions on P02.12.
2-4: Frequency level signal inspection, please see instructions on P02.13.
5: Overload alarm signal. When the inverter is overloaded, the terminal inputs indications.
6: External fault shutdown. After the switch input terminal receives external equipment fault
signal, the keyboard shows “EF” terminal output signal.
7: Undervolatge shutdown, when DC bus voltage occurs undervoltage, the keyboard LED shows
“P.oFF” and the terminal outputs indicating signal at the same time.
8: Output frequency arriving at upper limit. When output frequency of the inverter arrives at
upper
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frequency, the terminal output indicates signal.
9: Output frequency arriving at lower limit. When output frequency of the inverter arrives at
lower frequency, the terminal output indicates signal.
10: PLC phase operation completed. When each operation phase completes in PLC phase, the
terminal outputs indicating signal for 1 second.
11: After PLC completes a cycle, the terminal outputs indicating signal.
12: When the inverter is running at zero speed, output indicating signal when the inverter starts
the motor at 0 speed.
13: Fault indication. When fault occurs to the inverter, output indicating signal.
14: Timer output. When the timer outputs, the terminal outputs indicating signal.
15: VF1 (VF2) signal lost. When feedback reduces to below inspection voltage, output a contact
signal.
16: Inverter prepared, when the inverter is powered on, all is normal.
17: Set length arriving indication
18: Set counting value arriving
19: Cycle counting value arriving
17-19: Refer to instructions on P02.34～P02.35.
20: Overload pre-alarm signal
When total overload is more than value of P00.25, output indicating signal.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Frequency arriving at
P02.12 0.00~10.00Hz 0.01Hz 2.00Hz O
checkout width

Figure 6.2.13 Frequency arrival signal and frequency arriving at checkout width
As in Figure 6.2.13, when output frequency of the inverter is within positive and negative
checkout width of the set frequency, YO outputs indicating signal.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Frequency level signal 0.00~Highest
P02.13 0.01Hz 10.00Hz O
inspection frequency
Frequency inspection
P02.14 0.00~50.00HZ 0.01Hz 5.00Hz O
scope
When the inverter output frequency exceeds certain value, YO outputs indicating signal.
Then when the inverter output frequency reduces, YO continues to output indicating signal till
the output frequency reduces below set value of the parameter, as shown in Figure 6.2.14.

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Figure 6.2.14 Frequency level checkout signal

When one of P02.09~P02.11 is set to be 2,

Figure 6.2.15 Output frequency≧ frequency inspection bench

When one of P02.09~P02.11 is set to be 3,

Figure 6.2.16 Output frequency≧ frequency inspection bench

When one of P02.09~P02.11 is set to be 4,

Figure 6.2.16 Output frequency≦ frequency inspection bench

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 0~10V /0~20mA
1 10~0V /20~0mA
Analog quantity 2 0~5V /0~10mA
P02.15 1 0 O
imput terminal VF1 3 5~0V /10~0mA
4 2~10V /4~20mA
5 10~2V /20~4mA
Analog quantity
P02.16 imput VF1 filtering 0.01~20.00S 0.01 0.01S O
time
0.1
P02.17 VF1 frequency offset -50.0~+50.0HZ 0.0 HZ O
HZ
VF1 frequency gain
P02.18 1~200% 1% 100% O
set
0 0~10V /0~20mA
1 10~0V /20~0mA
Analog quantity 2 0~5V /0~10mA
P02.19 1 0 O
imput terminal VF2 3 5~0V /10~20mA
4 2~10V /4~20mA
5 10~2V /20~4mA
Analog quantity
P02.20 imput VF2 filtering 0.01~20.00S 0.01 0.01S O
time
0.1
P02.21 VF2 frequency offset -50.0~+50.0HZ 0.0 HZ O
HZ
VF2 frequency gain
P02.22 1~200% 1% 100% O
set
CDI9200 provides two analog quantity input channels, both of which can select voltage or
current input mode, to be decided by P02.15 and P02.19. The user can select voltage or current input
by switch JP1.

Table 6.2.2 I/O performance of analog input signal and set frequency
Value of Value of VF1 and VF2 input Set frequency Action Mutual relationship
P02.15 P02.19 scope scope mode between input analog signal
and set frequency
0 0 0~10V or 0~Fmax Direct f
0~20mA action
fmax

V(I)
0 10V(20mA)

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1 1 10~0V or 0~Fmax ounteract f
20~0mA ion
fmax

V(I)
0 10V(20mA)

2 2 0~5V or 0~Fmax Direct f

0~10mA action
fmax

V(I)
0 5V(10mA)

3 3 5~0V or 0~Fmax Countera

10~0mA ction fmax

V
0 5V(10mA)

4 4 2~10V or 0~Fmax Direct f

4~20mA action
fmax

V(I)
0 2V(4mA) 10V(20mA)

5 5 10~2V or 0~Fmax Countera f

20~4mA ction
fmax

V(I)
0 2V(4mA) 10V(20mA)

Output frequency=analog signal VFi×VFi frequency set gain +VFI frequency offset.
Input filtering time of VF1 and VF2 of P02.16 and P02.20, the user can set this parameter to
determine response time of frequency setting.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Auxiliary adjusting quantity
P02.23 -100.0%~+200.0% 0.1% 100.0% O
set
Auxiliary quantity reference 0: VF1
P02.24 1 0 O
channel 1: VF2
Both function codes are valid when P00.01＝4, 5. In digital keyboard+ analog terminal and
VF1+VF2 mode, auxiliary given is fine tuned on basis of main given. Set frequency =main given
frequency+ auxiliary given frequency ×auxiliary regulating value.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 Alarm and shut down
Analog quantity 1 Operate at lower frequency
P02.25 input thread and output indication signal 1 0 O
break detection 2 Not conduct thread break
detection
0: When 4~20mA signal line is broken, alarm and shut down.
1: When 4~20mA signal line is broken, do not alarm and run at lower frequency. When
implementing loop (P04.10=1), running frequency takes the greater one from lower frequency and
loop minimum frequency.
2: When 4~20mA signal line is broken, do not inspect the broken line.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 0~10V/0~20mA
P02.26 Analog output 1 cotnrol 1 0 O
1 2~10V/4~20mA
0 Output frequency
1 Output voltage
（Analog output 1
2 Output current
P02.27 setting 1 0 O
3 VF1
（0~10V/0~20mA） 4 VF2
5 |VF1- VF2|
Analog output 1 zero
P02.28 0~4000 1 360 O
point
Analog output 1 full
P02.29 4000~8000 1 7550 O
scale point
0 0~10V/0~20mA
P02.30 Analog output 2 control 1 0 O
2 2~10V/4~20mA
0 Output frequency
1 Output voltage
Analog output 2 setting 2 Output current
P02.31 1 0 O
（0~10V/0~20mA） 3 VF1
4 VF2
5{ VF1- VF2}
Analog output 2 zero
P02.32 0~4000 1 360 O
point
Analog output 2 full
P02.33 4000~8000 1 7550 O
scale point

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CDI9200 provides two ways for current (0-20mA) or voltage (0-10V) analog output. The user
can select through switch JP2 (control FM1) and JP3 (FM2).
The user can correct the zero point of FM1 and FM2 through P02.28 and P02.32.
For example, when P02.27 is set to 0, if the output frequency is 0Hz, the error can be eliminated
by reducing value of P02.28 if output voltage of FM1 has fine positive voltage. Similarly, if output
requency arrives at 50Hz and output voltage of FM1 fails to arrive at 10V, the output voltage can be
lifted by increasing P02.29 properly.

Figure 6.2.17 Analor output zero point 1 and full scale point 1

Figure 6.2.18 Analor output zero point 2 and full scale point 2

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
P02.34 Cycle counting value 0~9999 1 0 O
P02.35 Setting counting value 0~Cycle counting value 1 0 O

As shown in the diagram, set P02.34 to 4 and P02.35 to 2.

Counting impulse is input through one of D1～D8.
If Yi (P02.09～P02.11) is set to 18, output signal when counting value is greater than 2.
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If Yi (P02.09～P02.11) is set to 19, output signal when counting value is greater than 4.
6.4 Parameter group P03
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Setting of 0 None
programmable 1 single circulation
P03.00 1 0 O
multi-speed 2 Constant circulation
operation 3 Maintain final value
0: None 1: single circulation (shutdown after a circulation) 2: Constant circulation (circulate
constantly as per the phase parameter set)
3: Maintain final value (after a circulation, run at set frequency of the final phase)
PLC running takes precedence over set frequency of P00.01 frequency given mode and
multi-speed running of external terminal, except for inching running.

Figure 6.3.1 PLC running diagram

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Options to 0 Restart from first phase
P03.01 break off and 1 Restart from phase frequency 1 0 O
restart PLC when it breaks off
0: When one terminal of D1~D8 is set to 24 (PLC operation is invalid), the terminal is valid or
there is shutdown command input. When function of invalid PLC running is removed or there is
shutdown command input again, the inverter shall automatically return to first section running.
1: When the above happens, the inverter continues running at phase frequency when it breaks off
and power down shall be stored automatically. When there is input of running command after
charged, the inverter similarly start to run at phase frequency when it breaks off. Unless at shutdown,
if PLC
shutdown reset terminal has input, then run phase clearing to start from the first phase after
starting.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Phase 1 0 decided by phase 1 running
P03.02 frequency frequency 1 0 O
source 1 decided by P0.01
0: Decided by the running frequency of phase 1.
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1: Decided by P00.01.

Function Name Stting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Phase 1 Lower frequency ~ upper
P03.03 running frequency 0.00Hz 5.00Hz O
frequency
This function code sets running frequency of phase 1. The running frequency is running set
frequency of phase 1 of PLC running and also set frequency of phase 1 of multi-section running of
external terminal control.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Phase 1 0 forward rotation 1 reverse
P03.04 rotating rotation 2 terminal control 1 0 O
direction
This function code sets running direction of phase 1. The direction is running set direction of
phase 1 of PLC running. When set to terminal control 2, it is valid only when P00.00=1. Otherwise,
continue the running direction of the lase section.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Phase 1
P03.05 running 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
time
This function code sets total running time of phase 1, only used for running time of phase 1 of
PLC running, including time used for acceleration or deceleration in phase 1.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Phase 1
P03.06 1~4 1 1 O
running time
This function code is used to select time parameters P00.10～P00.11 and P01.21～P01.26 for
acceleration and deceleration in this phase.
0: Accelerating/decelerating time 1, this time is set by function codes P00.10～P00.11.
1: Accelerating/decelerating time 2, this time is set by function codes P01.21～P01.22.
2: Accelerating/decelerating time 3, this time is set by function codes P01.23～P01.24.
3: Accelerating/decelerating time 4, this time is set by function codes P01.25～P01.26.
Notice: P03.07~P03.36 are parameter functions in pahse 2~ phase 7. their instructions are
similar to phase 1.
Notes:
1. Starting and stopping commands of PLC running are decided by current running command
control mode (decided by P00.00).
2. If running time of certain phase is set to 0, then this phase can jump over when PLC running.
So it can be easily to set phase number of PLC running.
3. If switch input terminal is set to PLC temporary stop function (function 16), the terminal can
temporarily stop PLC running. When the terminal is ON, PLC running can be stopped temporarily

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and the inverter runs at zero speed; when the terminal is OFF, the inverter returns to the state
before temporary stop of PLC running to continue running.
4. When P04.08=1 (forbid reverse direction), if running command direction of phase 1 is set to
reverse rotation, PLC running can be forbidden; if running command direction of intermediate phases
is set to reverse rotation, the inverter shall stop.
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Wobbulating mode 0 Terminal control
P03.37 1 0 O
1 Valid always
P03.38 wobbulating range 0.10~50.00Hz 0.01Hz 5.00Hz O
Wobbulating
P03.39 0.00~5.00Hz 0.01Hz 1.00Hz O
running difference
Wobbulating
P03.40 0.1~3600s 0.1S 20.0S O
ascending time
Wobbulating
P03.41 0.1~3600s 0.1S 20.0S O
descending time
When wobbulating mode is 0, one terminal of D1~D8 is 23 and this terminal is valid, run in
wobbulating mode.
When wobbulating mode is 1, No matter what state of terminal, it always put to run with
wobbulating mode.
According the parameters of wobbulating running up and down to calculate the acceleration and
deceleration time, the setting frequency should be slightly higher than the wobbulating running
range .

Figure 6.3.2 Wobbulating running

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
P03.42 Close-up time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
P03.43 Break-off time 0.0~6000S 0.1S 20.0S O
Set timer function close-up and break-off time.
When “Connected” of the timer is longer than time set by P03.42, output of the timer is
connected.
When “Break on” input by the timer is longer than time set by P03.42, output of the timer breaks
off.

Figure 6.3.3 Timer Functions

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
P03.44 Fixed length switch 0 None 1 action 1 0
P03.45 Set length 0.000~60.000Km 0.001 0.000
P03.46 Actual length 0.000~60.000Km 0.001 0.000
Length multiplying
P03.47 0.001~30.000 0.001 1.000
factor
P03.48 Length correction ratio 0.001~1.000 0.001 1.000
P03.49 Measure axle perimeter 0.01~100.00cm 0.01 10.00cm
Axle impulse for each
P03.50 1~9999 1 1
cycle
Regrouping function is used to realize shutdown at fixed length.
When the inverter inputs counting impulse from the terminal (D6 is defined as function 31),
calculate the length as per impulse quantity (P03.50) and axle perimeter (P03.49) of speed measuring
axle in each cycle.
Calculated length=counted impulse quantity/impulse quantity in each cycle* perimeter of
measuring axle.
Correct the calculated length through length multiplying factor (P03.47) and length correction
ratio (P03.48) to obtain the actual length.
Actual length=calculated length* length multiplying factor/ length correction ratio
After actual length (P03.46) ≧set length (P03.45), the inverter shall automatically send
shutdown command to shut down. Before restarting, clear the actual length (P03.46) to zero or
correct the actual length (P03.46) < set length (P03.45); otherwise, it cannot be started.
Clear to zero. This function can be realized by setting D1~D8 to 30 length clear input.

6.5 Other function parameter group P04

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Auto
P04.00 energy-saving 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
running
Energy-saving running used for load with stable torque.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Carrier Machine
P04.01 frequency 1~10 kHz 1kHz type X
adjusting
This function sets carrier frequency output by PWM and switch of carrier frequency has 10
options (1～10).

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Overvoltage
P04.02 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
stalling switch
Stalling
P04.03 120~150% 1% 140% O
overvoltage point

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Overvoltage stalling protection: During running at decelerating speed, through inspecting bus
voltage and comparing with stalling overvoltage point defined by P03.03, if bus voltage exceeds
overvoltage point, the inverter stops speed reducing. After bus voltage is lower than overvoltage point,
keep reducing speed, as shown in Figure 6.4.1.

Figure 6.4.1 Overvoltage stalling diagram

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Stalling
P04.04 0 None 1 action 1 0
overcurrent switch
Stalling overcurrent
P04.05 120~200% 1% 160% O
point
During acceleration and deceleration of the inverter, because accelerating and decelerating time
fail to match motor inertia quantity or load changes abruptly, current shall rise quickly. Stalling
overcurrent protection is to stop accelerating and decelerating process of the inverter when actual
output current reaches stalling overcurrent point by inspecting output current of the inverter and
comparing with stalling overcurrent point till the current is lower than stalling overcurrent point; then
keep accelerating or decelerating. Stalling overcurrent protection process is shown in Figure 6.4.2.

Figure 6.4.2 Stalling overcurrent protection during acceleration

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Stalling overcurrent
P04.06 frequency decreasing 0.00~99.99HZ/s 0.01 10.00
rate
Stalling overcurrent frequency decreasing rate defines speed rate of output frequency when stalling. If frequency
decreasing rate is too small during stalling overcurrent action, it may not be easy to get rid of stalling overcurrent state so
that may finally cause overload fault; if decreasing rate is too large, then frequency regulating degree intensifies. The
inverter may be at electricity generating state for a long time to cause overvoltage protection

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During stalling overcurrent, output frequency may change. So in place where output frequency
is relatively stable when required to run at constant speed, stalling overcurrent action is not proper to
use.
When stalling overcurrent is valid, because setting of current limit is too low, overload capacity
of the inverter may be affected. △f=stalling overcurrent frequency decreasing rate *(t2-t1)

Figure 6.4.3 Stalling overcurrent protection at constant speed

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
P04.07 Auto torque lifting 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
Used to improve torque performance of the motor running at low frequency. Using this function
can automatically regulate output voltage of the inverter as per the load current to lift torque when
rotating at low frequency and avoid overexcitation when the motor has no load. (This function is used
for special motor.)

Figure 6.4.4 Auto torque lifting

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Reverse rotation
P04.08 0 None 1 action 1 0 O
prevention
0 None
P04.09 Fan controls 1 as per whether running 1 0 O
2 as per temperature

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0 No control, the fan runs after powered.
1 Delay 30s to stope after the fan stops when the inverter is running as per whether controls the
running.
2 As per temperature control, if fan control selects option 1, when the inverter is running, the fan
rotates when the radiator is above 45℃; if temperature of the radiator is lower than 40℃, the fan
stops rotating after a delay of 30s.

Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change

code setting limit
0 None 1 action
P04.10 PID controls 1 0 O
2 Positive action
0 digital setting
PID
1 VF1
P04.11 reference 1 0 O
2 VF2
options
3 RS485 reference
digital set
P04.12 0.0%~100.0% 0.1% 50.0% O
value
P04.13 Feedback 0 VF1 analog input 1 0 O
input channel VF1
channels 1 analog input channel
VF2
2 VF1 + VF2
3 VF1 – VF2
4 Min{VF1,VF2}
5 Max{VF1,VF2}
6 impulse feedback
channel
PID control and given quantity, feedback in PID control are input from the 4 channels in the
above. Mutual relationship between input signal and frequency of VF1 and VF2 refers to setting of
function codes P02.15~P02.22; impulse feedback channel from impulse signal of the encoder is input
from terminals D7 and D8 (parameter P02.06 and P02.07 are set to 33 and 34 respectively).

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Proportional
P04.14 0.0% ~ 999.9% 0.1% 10.0% O
gain
Integration 0.0 ( none Integration )
P04.15 0.01S 10.0S O
time 0.01~99.99S
Derivation 0.0 ( none Derivation )
P04.16 0.01S 0.0S O
time 0.01~99.99S
*When proportional gain is great, it responds quickly. But if too great, it may vibrate; when
proportional gain is small, it responds slowly. *When integration time is great, it responds slowly and
its control of external disturbance shall worsen; on the contrary, when integration time is small, it
responds quickly, but if too small, it may vibrate. *Derivation time can set limit for gain provided by
the differentiator to ensure that a pure derivation gain can be obtained at low frequency and a
permanent derivation gain can be obtained at high frequency.
Notes:
1. Parameter P04.14 increases when no vibration occurs.
2. Parameter P04.15 decreases when no vibration occurs.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change
code setting limit
sampling 0.0 ( None sampling
P04.17 0.01S 0.05S O
cycle cycle) 0.01~99.99S
Used for sampling time of loop feedback.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Deviation
P04.18 0.0~20.0% 0.1% 0.0% O
limit
System output relates to maximum deviation rate of loop given value.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Preset
P04.19 frequency of 0.00~ The highest frequency 0.01 0.00 O
closed loop
Preset
P04.20 frequency 0.0~999.9S 0.1 0.0 O
holding time
When PID starts to run, after running for time set by P04.20 at frequency set by P04.19, PID
starts to adjust.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Loop min.
P04.21 running 0.00~P04.22 0.01 0.00 O
frequency
Loop max.
P04.21~The highest
P04.22 running 0.01 50.00 O
frequency
frequency
Minimum running frequency and maximum running frequency when PID running. If lower
frequency is more than minimum running frequency, then run at lower frequency if frequency at
running is less than lower frequency but greater than minimum running frequency (please refer to
P02.25).
Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change
code setting limit
Impulse of
photoencoder
P04.23 1~9999 1 1024 X
during each
cycle
Set as per selected impulse of photoencoder each cycle.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. unit Factory Change
code setting limit
P04.24 Range of 0.01~20Mpa 0.01 1Mpa O
transmissible
pressure gauge
P04.25 Wakening 0.01~Sleep threshold 0.01 0.01 O
threshold Mpa
P04.26 Sleep threshold Wakening threshold~ range 0.01 1Mpa O
of pressure gauge
P04.27 Sleep waiting 0~999.9S（Sleep when set 0.01 0S O
time to 0, this function is
invalid）
Range of transmissible pressure gauge: set the value as per the pressure gauge actually used.
Wakening threshold: the parameter defines pressure limit that the system enters from sleeping
state to working state. When pipeline pressure is less than this set value, it indicates that pressure of
tap water reduces or water consumption increases and variable frequency water supply shall
automatically transfer from sleeping state to working state.
Sleep threshold: the parameter defines pressure limit that the system enters sleeping state. When
pipeline pressure is more than this set value and the inverter has reached loop minimum operation
frequency (P04.21) to operate, it indicates that actual water consumption rapidly reduces or pressure
of tap water is normal; after sleep waiting time (P04.27) is delayed, variable frequency water supply
system automatically enters sleeping state, shuts down waiting for awakening.
Sleep waiting time: the parameter defines waiting time when variable frequency water supply
system meets the sleeping conditions. Only when sleeping conditions are met within this time defined
can variable frequency water supply system enters sleeping state.

function name setting scope min. unit factory change

code setting limit
0: 1200bps 1: 2400bps
P04.28 Baud rate 2: 4800bps 3: 9600bps 1 2 O
4:19200bps 5:38400bps
0: N 8 1(None)
P04.29 data format 1: E 8 1 (Even) 1 0 O
2: O 8 1 (Odd)
machine
P04.30 1~31 1 1 O
code
Time to 0~100.0S (0 indicates no
detect detection）
P04.31 0.1 0S O
transmission
broken off
Transmission 0 alarm
P04.32 error 1 alarm and shut down 1 0 O
handling

Setting scope: 0~100.0S

When P04.28 is set to 1, if during communication between the inverter and computer, one fails
to reply after exceeding time set by P04.27, display error and stop the inverter emergent;y. If set to 0,
it shall not implement this function.

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Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
Display ratio
P04.33 0.01~200.0 0.1 1.0 O
setting
Only output frequency display of this function is valid: display value=output frequency×display
ratio setting.
Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change
code unit setting limit
LED shutdown monitor
P04.34 0~24 1 1
content 1
LED shutdown monitor
P04.35 0~24 1 4
content 2
Shutdown monitor 1 show 0 no switch 1~100S
P04.36 1 0
time
Shutdown monitor 2 show 0 no switch 1~100S
P04.37 1 0
time
P04.38 LED running monitoring 1 0~24 1 0 O
P04.39 LED running monitoring 2 0~24 1 2 O
0 no switch
P04.40 Monitor 1 show time 1 0
1~100S
0 no switch
P04.41 Monitor 2 show time 1 0
1~100S
P04.34 and P04.35 determine contents under monitor when shut down.
P04.36 and P04.37 define time to display monitor content 1 and monitor content 2 respectively.
When both set to 0, it is required to show monitor content 1 only; otherwise switch between content 1
and content 2 as per set time.
P04.34 and P04.37 determine contents under operation monitor.
The above monitoring contents 30, 31, 33 and 35 can be checked through ShIFt key no matter
whether operated or stopped under monitor.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
0 All data rewriting allowed
Parameter 1 Only P0.02 and this
P04.42 write-in function allows rewriting 1 0 O
protection 2 Only this function allows
rewriting
The function code itself allows rewriting at any time: when other function codes are at read only
state, change can display “d.Err”.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
Initialize 0 None
P04.43 parameters 1 Delete memory information 1 0 O
11 Reset value set at factory
0: None
The inverter is at normal parameter reading and writing states.
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current working condition of the inverter.
1: Delete memory information
After set to 11 and confirmed, the inverter shall clear memory information of faults.
Fault memory information deletion operation shall delete values stored in all parameters
between P05.25～P05.28. During this process, keyboard LED displays “-----”; when reading values
of P05.25～P05.28, keyboard LED displays “non”.
2: Reset value set at factory
After set to 11 and confirmed, the inverter shall reset all parameters between P00～P03 to
default values when delivered out of factory. During this process, keyboard LED displays “-----”.

Function Name Setting scope Min. Factory Change

code unit setting limit
P04.44 Input factory code **** 1 O
Input of factory code displays the function group used only by the factory.

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6.6 Display function parameter group P05
Function parameters P05.00~P05.31 display current state of the inverter, including:
Function Name Function Name
code code
Output frequency Running time of this phase
P05.00 0.00~ The highest P05.16
frequency
Set frequency Remaining time of this phase
P05.01 0.00~ The highest P05.17
frequency
output current Total working time
P05.02 P05.18
0.0~999.9A
Output voltage Total output power (high)
P05.03 P05.19
0.0~450V
P05.04 Bus voltage 0.0~800V P05.20 Total output power (low)
P05.05 I/O signal P05.21 VF1 input
Loop set value VF2 input
P05.06 P05.22
0.0%~100%
Loop feedback VF1 input (after change)
P05.07 P05.23
0.0%~100%
Module temperature VF2 input (after change)
P05.08 P05.24
25°～85°
Motor synchronous The first fault ecord
P05.09 P05.25
speed
P05.10 Motor actual speed P05.26 The second fault ecord
P05.11 Counter value P05.27 The third fault ecord
P05.12 Actual length P05.28 The fourth fault ecord
P05.13 Set length P05.29 The overcurrent ecord
P05.14 Total oveload P05.30 The overvoltage record
P05.15 Running phase isplay P05.31 The current fault state
The user can check some current state information of the inverter by setting this paramgeter
group, useful for the user to understand working state and faults of the inverter (these information can
be checked when the inverter is running).
Display rule for P05.05 in the above table is shown in the diagram below:
As shown in the diagram:
Whether 5-bit digital tube is lightened indicates the
terminal having input or output signal.
Example: D1, D3 and D5 input signals, digital tube is
lightened. When pole of the open collector outputs, T1 is
lightened; when multi-functional relay 1 (T1A, T1B, T1C) or
multi-functional relay 2 (T2A, T2B, T2C) outputs, T2 and T3
are lightened.

Figure 6.5.1 Input and output signal

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Chapter 7 Fault Handling

7.1 Fault Diagnosis and Elimination
Fault display Description Details Fault elimination
The output current exceeds the
Over-current Check whether motor line is in
over-current value while the
at constant short circuit;
inverter is running at a constant
speed Check whether line from the
speed
inverter to the motor is too
When the inverter accelerates,
Over-current long;
output current exceeds
at Extend acceleration /
overcurrent (2.2 times of rated
acceleration deceleration time
current of the inverter)
Check the insulation of the
When the inverter decelerates,
Over-current motor
output current exceeds Increase low-frequency torque
at
overcurrent (2.2 times of rated compensation
deceleration
current of the inverter)
Check the motor coil
resistance
External fault has triggered
Module fault Check the insulation of the
automatic module protection
motor
Inverter module breakdown
When the inverter runs at
Over-voltage Check the electric level
constant speed, DC voltage of
at constant 200V: about 400VDC
the main circuit exceeds this
speed 400V: about 750VDC
set value. (exceeding 750V)
660V: about 1300VDC
When the inverter accelerates,
Over-voltage Prolong decelerating time and
DC voltage of the main circuit
at install brake unit and brake
exceeds this set value.
acceleration resistor.
(exceeding 750V)
Whether input voltage is too
When the inverter decelerates,
Over-voltage high
DC voltage of the main circuit
at Whether bus voltage is
exceeds this set value.
deceleration correctly displayed
(exceeding 750V)
Under-voltage in the main Check the power line
circuit, check the electric level: Calibrate inlet voltage
190VDC for 200V-level Is input voltage too high?
Under-voltag
380VDC or less for the Is the bus voltage display
e
400V-level correct?
700VDCor less for the
660V-level
Check wind machine
Heat sink temperature ≥oh temperature and ambient
temperature, and the
Overheat detection value (about 80℃,
ventilation of the heat sink
from temperature switch)
Remove the dirt at the air inlet
of the heat sink
Reduce the load;
Motor Motor and current exceed the Increase value of P00.24;
overload rated current, as in P00.24. Correctly set rated current of
the motor.

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Inverter Motor and current exceed Reduce the motor load;

overloaded the rated load Increase power of the inverter;

Fault in the external control Check the external control

External fault circuit
circuit
Restore factory setting and
EEPROM Fault in the control unit of modify necessary functions. If
fault the inverter the fault persists, replace the
control and plug-in panels
Check whether external terminal
VF1 fault VF1 set channel is broken line is correctly connected
Refer to setting of parameters
P02.15, P02.19, P02.25
VF2 fault VF2 set channel is broken

7.2 Alarm display and explanation

Alarm display Content Explanation

Parameter setting is wrong or cannot be changed
Wrong parameter setting
in operation

Sharp stop
Double click for emergency shutdown,
double click again releases emergency shutdown.
DC brake parameter or terminal is started and in
In DC brake
brake
No record of fault No record of fault
Free stop parameter or terminal is started and in
Free stop
free stop

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7.3 Motor Fault and Its Elimination
If any of the faults below occurs to your motor, find out the causes and take corresponding
corrective measures.
If the fault persists, please contact your DELIXI distributor immediately.
Motor Fault and Its Elimination：
Fault Tips for checking Corrective measures
Switch on the power supply;
switch it off and on again; check
Has the power voltage been delivered to the
power voltage; make sure the
terminals R, S and T?
terminal bots have been
tightened
Measure the voltages of terminals U, V and W with a Cut off power supply and switch
The motor does not rectifier-type voltmeter. Are they right? it on again
rotate. Has the motor been locked due to overload? Reduce load and lift the lock
Is there any fault information displayed on the Check the fault according to the
monitor of the operator? table of faults
Has the instruction for forward or reverse rotation
Check the wiring
been fed in?
Change the wiring, check the
Has the frequency-setting signal been fed in?
frequency-setting voltage
Has the running mode been set up correctly? Put in the correct setup
Wire them to the lead wires U, V
The motor rotates in and W of the motor in
Is the wiring of terminals U, V and W correct?
opposite direction accordance with the phase
sequence
Is the input signal connection right for the
Change the wiring
forward/backward rotation?
Is the wiring of the frequency reference circuit
Change the wiring
The motor rotates, but is correct?
incapable of speed Check the selected running
Has the operation mode been correctly set up?
changing. mode with an operator
Is the load too much? Reduce load
Check the technical data on the
Are the rated values (number of poles, voltage) right?
nameplate of the motor
The rotation speed Is the acceleration/deceleration gear shifting ratio of Checking the shifting gears (like
(rpm/min) of the motor the gear wheel right? the gear wheel and so on)
is too high or too low. Has the maximum output frequency been correctly Check the set value of the
set up? maximum output frequency
Check the voltage between the terminals of the motor
Check the V/F characteristic
with a rectifier-type voltmeter. Is there too much
value
voltage drop?
Is the load too much? Reduce load
Reduce load change, increase
The rotation speed of
Is the change of load too much? the motor capacity of the
the running motor is
inverter
unsteady
What about the power supply. Is it a 3-phase or a Check the wiring of the 3-phase
single-phase one? If it is a 3-phase one, is there any power supply for possible phase
phase loss? loss.

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Appendix 1 Regular Maintenance and Inspection Methods

Period Inspection Measuring

Check Spots Inspection method Criteria instrument
Daily Yearly Biennial
Is there any dust? See the Temperatur Thermometer,
Are the ambient precautions e: -10～ hygrometer and a
temperature and +40℃; no recorder
humidity appropriate? dust;
Surroundings √
humidity:
below 90%
The entire
and no dew
operating
formation
site
Is there any abnormal Look, see No
Equipment √
vibration or noise? abnormality
Is the input voltage of Measure the Digital AVO
the main circuit voltage between meter/ tester
Input voltage √
normal? the terminals R,
S and T
Megger examination Disconnect the Over 5 MΩ DC 500V-type
(of the resistance inverter, and fault megger
between the main Short-circuit the free
circuit and earth) for terminals
any loosened parts. R,S,T,U,V,W
The entire Overheat on any and measure the
√
operating site parts? resistance
Clean? between them
and the earth.
Tighten the bolts
Check with
naked eyes
Conductor rusty? Check with No fault
Conductor
Wire sheath √ naked eyes
wiring
damaged?
Any damage? Check with No Fault
Terminals √
naked eyes
Check the impedance Disconnect the Digital AVO
between terminals inverter, and meter / analog
measure with a measuring meter
tester the
resistance
IGBT module /
√ between the
diode
group of R, S,
T<-> +, -
and the group of
U, V, W <-> +, -
respectively
Megohmmeter Release Exceed 500V type
inspection connection of 5MΩ megohmmeter
Insulation (between output U, V and W
√
resistance terminal and and fasten
grounding motor wire
terminal)

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Is there any liquid Check with naked No fault Devices for
seepage? Is the √ eyes exceeds measuring
Filter
safety hole Measure with 85% of the capacitance
capacito
bulging out? √ capacitance meters rated
r
Is the capacitor capacity
bulging out?
Any wobbling Listen No fault
noise during Check with naked
Relay operation? Any √ eyes.
damage to the
contacts?
Whether Visual inspection There is no Digital
resistance Disconnect one fault multimeter/simula
insulation is and measure it Error must tion test
Resistan
ce
damaged √ with test be within instrument
Whether resistor instrument. ±10% of
wire is damaged resistance
(open circuit) value
Is the output Measure the For Digital AVO
voltage balanced voltage among 200V(400) meter/ calibrating
for all the phases? terminals U, V and model, the voltmeter
After executing W Short circuit difference in
Protection Operati
sequential and open inverter the voltage
circuit and on
protection, there √ protection circuit of each
control circuit check
should be no fault output phase
in the display should not
circuit exceed
4V(8V)
Any abnormal Turn the tightening Rotation
vibration or noise? √ connection of the smooth and
Cooling Cooling Any loosened fan after switching no fault
system fan √
connections? off the power
supply

Is the displayed Check the reading Check the Voltmeter/

value correct? of the meter set values ammeter
Display Meter √ √ outside the panel

The Any abnormal Check with your No fault

entire vibration or noise? ears, nose, and
Motor operatin Any abnormal √ eyes;
g site smells? Check for overheat
or damage
Note: the values in brackets apply to 400V-type inverters.

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Appendix 2 Guideline for Selection of Optional parts
Users of this series product can choose to install additional peripherals in accordance with the
operating conditions and needs.
A2.1 Alternative Current Reactor (ACL)
Alternative current reactor can be used to suppress the high-order harmonic of the input current
from the inverter, thus improve its power factors. It is recommended for the following situations:
1. The ratio of the capacity of the power source to that of the inverter exceeds 10:1.
2. Silicon controlled load or power factor compensation devices with switch control is
wired to the same power supply.
3. The 3-phase power has a high degree of voltage unbalance. （≥3%）

Table of Matching Alternating Current Reactors :

Voltage Power Current Inductance Voltage Power Current Inductance
(V) (kW) (A) (mH) (V) (kW) (A) (mH)
0.4 2.4 4.6 0.75 2.5 7.6
0.75 4.5 2.4 1.5 4 4.8
1.5 7 1.6 2.2 6 3.2
2.2 11 1.0 3.7 9 2.0
3.7 18 0.6 5.5 13 1.5
5.5 22 0.5 7.5 17 1.2
7.5 30 0.4 11 25 0.8
11 42 0.27 15 32 0.6
15 55 0.2 18.5 38 0.5
18.5 70 0.16 22 45 0.42
22 80 0.14 30 60 0.32
30 110 0.1 37 75 0.26
37 145 0.08 45 90 0.21
220 380
45 180 0.06 55 110 0.18
55 215 0.05 75 150 0.13
75 285 0.04 93 170 0.11
93 350 0.03 110 210 0.09
110 415 0.03 132 250 0.08
160 300 0.06
185 350 0.06
200 380 0.05
220 415 0.05
250 480 0.04
280 520 0.04
315 600 0.03
400 780 0.03

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A2.2 DC reactor
When the capacity of the power grid far exceeds that of the inverter or when the power capacity
is beyond 1000KVA, or when the user expects greatly improved power factor of the power supply,
direct current reactors will be necessary. Direct current reactors can be used simultaneously with
alternating current reactors, which is effective in reducing higher-order harmonic input.
Among our inverters, those above 11KW can benefit from DC reactors. Standard models above
160KW have been equipped with built-in reactors.
Table of Matching Direct Current Reactors
Voltage Power Current Inductance Voltage Power Current Inductance
V KW A μH V KW A μH
11～15 75 450 11～15 40 1500
18.5～30 150 200 18.5～30 75 600
37～55 300 100 37～55 150 300
75～90 420 40 75～90 220 200
220 380
110 560 25 110～132 280 140
160～200 370 110
220 560 70
250～280 740 55

A2.3 Radio noise filter

Radio noise filters are used to restrain the transmission of electromagnetic interfering noises
generated by the inverter. They can also be used to restrain interference with the motor from external
radio, instantaneous impact and surges.
Table of matching 3-phase 3-wire Radio Noise Filters
Key filter parameters
Motor Motor
Voltage Voltage Derivation-mode input loss
power power Filter model Common-mode input loss dB
(V) (V) dB
(kW) (kW)
0.1MHz 1MHz 30MHz 0.1MHz 1MHz 30MHz

0.4～0.75 0.75～1.5 DL-5EBT1 75 85 55 55 80 60

1.5～2.2 2.2～3.7 DL-10EBT1 70 85 55 45 80 60

3.7～5.5 5.5～7.5 DL-20EBT1 70 85 55 45 80 60
220 7.5 380 11～15 DL-35EBT1 70 85 50 40 80 60
11～15 18.5～22 DL-50EBT1 65 85 50 40 80 50
18.5～22 30～37 DL-80EBT1 50 75 45 60 80 50
30 45 DL-100EBK1 50 70 50 60 80 50
37 55～75 DL-150EBK1 50 70 50 60 70 50
45～55 93～110 DL-200EBK1 50 70 60 60 70 50

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In situations requiring stronger anti-radio interference capability or conformity to CE, UL, or
CSA standards, or when there are devices with poor anti-interference capabilities in the vicinity,
filters should be installed. While installing, make sure the wiring is as short as possible, that is, the
filter should be as close to the inverter as possible.

A2.4 Remote Operation Keyboard

Our series inverters have all been equipped with operation keyboards, exquisitely designed and
easily operated. If you wish to use it away from the inverter or other places, an extended cable would
serve the purpose. You just need to demand it when you place an order. Since the serial
communication mode is employed to link the keyboard and the frame, you can remove the keyboard
to work area as far as 10 meters away. Or if you want to or need to work father away, then you can
buy a remote operation keyboard from the suppliers concerned, or from our company.

A2.5 Regenerative brake unit and brake resistor

The 7.5KW model and models below 7.5KW of this series are all equipped with regenerative
brake function. Brake resistors can be connected if additional brake torque is needed. However,
11KW and above models do not have this function. External brake unit has to be installed if
additional brake torque is needed.
In case of 100% brake torque, the resistance value and the power of the brake resistor are as
follows:

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Resistance Resistor Resistance
Voltage Motor Power Voltage Motor Power Resistor power
value power value
V KW V KW KW
 KW 
0.75 200 0.1
1.5 100 0.25 1.5 400 0.25
2.2 75 0.25 2.2 250 0.25
3.7 40 0.4 3.7 150 0.4
5.5 30 0.5 5.5 100 0.5
7.5 20 0.8 7.5 75 0.8
11 13.6 2.25 11 50 1
15 10 3 15 40 1.5
18.5 8 4 18.5 30 4
22 6.8 4.5 22 30 4
30 5 6 30 20 6
220 380
37 5 6 37 16 9
45 6.8/2 9 45 13.6 9
55 6.8/2 9 55 20/2 12
75 6.8/3 13.5 75 13.6/2 18
90 6.8/3 13.5 90 20/3 18
110 6.8/4 18 110 20/3 18
132 20/4 24
160 13.6/4 36
185 13.6/5 45
200 13.6/5 45
250 13.6/6 54
The above Table is in accordance with 5% ED, 15s continuous braking time.
A2.6 Leakage Protector
Because of the static capacitance between the output/input lead wire and the ground, within the
inverter and the motor, and because of the fact that this series inverters are low-noise type and the
carrier frequency used is very high, the earth leakage current is relatively strong, especially for
large-capacity models. Sometimes, the leakage current may cause the protection circuit to
malfunction.
When faced with the above troubles, users should install leakage protector, aside from lowering
the carrier frequency and shortening the wire lead. While using leakage protectors, users are advised
to take the following precautions:
1. The leakage protector should be placed on the input side of the inverter, preferably
behind MCCB.
2. The operating current of the leakage protector should exceed 10 times the leakage
current (the aggregate of the circuit, radio noise filter, motor and leakage current from other
sources) when the inverter is not operating.

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C Appendix 3 Instruction of injection molding

machine modification
A3.1 Terminal connection diagram of main circuit
Only apply simple modification terminal connection diagram of converter:

R S T P N- E U V W
+
Three phase 380V power Grounding end Connect to injection
supply input molding machine motor

Terminal connection diagram of energy saving device of intelligent cabinet type injection
molding machine:

R S T E U V W
Three phase 380V Grounding end Three phase frequency
power supply input conversion output
Energy saving device of intelligent cabinet type injection molding machine is a power
distribution cabinet that civil power can mutually switch over with frequency conversion energy
saving. Installation and maintenance are easy. In case converter is failed, it can be quickly switched to
power frequency operation mode. The influence on the production caused by converter fault is
minimized to utmost.

A3.2 Connection method of main circuit for energy saving modification of

injection molding machine
For injection molding machine with direct starting and stopping oil pump motor, see
circuit as following.

Converter Oil pump

Breaker Electromagnetic switch motor

Power supply cable is lead after heat protector of motor and is connected the power supply
incoming end of the converter (or intelligent energy saving control cabinet) during modification, the
cable of oil pump is connected to output end of the converter (or intelligent energy saving control
cabinet).

For injection molding machine with reduced voltage starting oil pump motor, see circuit as
following

Breaker Converter Reduced voltage Oil pump

starting device motor
Power supply cable is lead from front end of main cable of the reduced voltage starting device or
back end of the circuit breaker and is connected to the power supply incoming end of the converter
(or intelligent energy saving control cabinet) during modification, the output end of the converter (or
intelligent energy saving control cabinet) is connected to the input end of main circuit with the
reduced voltage starting.

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A3.3 Explanation of connection method of conversion board：

The conversion board normally locates on the

left side of CPU, see as right figure To VF1
Current/voltage Current/voltage To VF2
G1---Connect to negative end of proportional flow signal Converter Converter To GND
S1---Connect to positive end of proportional flow signal
G2---Connect to negative end of proportional pressure signal -15V
S2---Connect to positive end of proportional pressure signal +15V
G1 S1 G2 S2

In general, the frequency conversion energy saving modification of injection molding

machine is completed only when the proportional flow signal is connected, the process
engineering requirement of its product is met. Signals in two channels are required in highter
requirement.
The customer can connect G1 and S1 in series to the control circuit of the proportional flow
circuit, connect G2 and S2 in series to the control circuit of the proportional pressure circuit, connect
properly according to the flow direction of the current in the circuit. In order to reduce disturbance of
environment on the conversion board, filter should be added on the junction area of G1, S1 , G2 and
S2. For the injection molding machine with mechanical arm, filter is also added in the signal end
close to the conversion board.
Relationship between signal of conversion board and terminal of converter input：
Proportional flow signal G1/S1→ Signal conversion board →VF1(VF1is disposal signal of
scaled flow)

Proportional pressure signal G2/S2→Signal conversion board→VF2(VF2 is handling signal of

proportional pressure)

Note: scaled flow signal and scale pressure signal are DC current signals varying between
0---1A switched into 0-10V DC voltage signal through signal switching board. When only one scaled
flow signal is connected, it should be connected to G1/S1 terminal. When testing or changing the
parameters, relative parameters of VF1 should be regulated. When a scaled pressure signal is added,
it should be connected to G2/S2 terminal. When testing or changing the parameters, relative
parameters of VF2 should be regulated.

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A3.4 Adjustment of main parameter:

Code Function Recommended value

number
P00.00 Selection of operation control mode 1 (terminal operation)
P00.01 Selection of frequency setting mode 2(VF1),
3(VF2),5(VF1+VF2),7(Max(VF1,VF2))
P00.10 Acceleration time 1.0 second (adjusted according to
allowed condition)
P00.11 Deceleration time 1.0 second (adjusted according to
allowed condition)
P00.13 Lower limit frequency 10 HZ
P00.14 Selection of low limit frequency 0(stop)
P01.12 Waiting time of fault trial resume 2.0 second (adjusted according to
allowed condition)
P01.13 Times of fault trial resume 10(limitless times)
P02.18 Frequency set gain of VF1 adjusted according to allowed condition
P02.22 Frequency set gain of VF2 adjusted according to allowed condition
P02.23 Auxiliary quantity regulating (regulating adjusted according to allowed condition
VF1 or VF2 separately)
P02.24 Select given channel of auxiliary quantity adjusted according to allowed condition
Detailed description of relevant parameter adjustment:
P00.14 Select lower frequency
Setting 0: when frequency set signal is lower than set value of lower frequency (P00.13), the
inverter stops output and the motor stops running.
Setting 1: when frequency set signal is lower than set value of lower frequency (P00.13), the
inverter still outputs lower frequency and the motor still runs at lower frequency.
When applied to the injection machine, if flow signal is minimum, the motor still runs at low
speed and cannot stop. At this time, by setting lower frequency (P00.13) and select P00.14=0, the
motor can be stopped.
P01.12 Waiting time of fault trial resume
When fault occurs during the operation, the converter stops output; When the resume interval
time set by P01.12 is passed, the converter automatically resets the fault and continues to operate.
P01.13 Time of fault trial resume
It means the times of automatic resume in last energized operation or before manual resume. The
parameter deducts one when it automatically resume one time. When it is o, no automatic resume
function is available, it only resumes by manual resume or resume signal from exterior terminal.
When it is 10, it can resume with limitless times.
When the converter occasionally trips fault protection, the parameter can ensure the continuity
of the production. The parameter resumes to original setting value after manual resume or exterior
terminal resume.
When P02.17 or P02.21 uses analog signal to set frequency, output frequency can be set
randomly by regulating P02.17 or P02.21 and P02.18 or P02.22.

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Output frequency=analog signal×frequency set gain +frequency offset.

Offset frequency
Compensate P02.18 or P02.22 when analog signal cannot reach 5V/10V/20mA.
For example, in case setting gain of frequency is 200％, even though input signal can’t reach
2.5V/5V/12mA, it also can realize the adjustment between 0 and HF, see as following diagram.

Setting gain rate

For example: when using external 0-10V input signal VF2, frequency regulating scope is
0.00Hz-50.00 Hz, set max. frequency (P00.04)= 50.00Hz and upper frequency (P00.12)=50.00Hz. If
the site only offers 0-8V signal, at this time set as below: VF2 selects P02.19=0, analog input
frequency offset P02.21=0Hz, analog input signal frequency gain P02.22=125.0%. If it cannot reach
50Hz at this time, regulate P02.21 to reach.
P02.23，P02.24 are valid when P00.01＝4, 5. In digital keyboard + analog terminal and
VF1+VF2 mode, the auxiliary given can be fine regulated on basis of the main given. Set frequency =
P02.17 (or P02.22) + P02.18 (or P02.22) × (main given frequency +analog terminal input signal×
auxiliary regulating quantity set value).

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Appendix 4 Rs-485 Communication Protocol Amendment

1. RS-485 serial communication terminal is defined as follows:

A: Signal positive terminal
B: Signal negative terminal
Before using the RS-485 serial communication interface, the frequency converter’s “RS-485 Baud
rate” and “mailing address” must be firstly set by using keyboard.
2. Use asynchronous transmission, more secondary computers (frequency converters) can be used
to receive through sending it by one host, without receiving the host request the secondary
computers could not take the initiative to send information.
3. Baud rate:
4. Numeric format

Start 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Parity Stop

1 bit bit bit

0 byte

1 start bit
8 data bits
Parity check: function code decision
1 stop bit
5. Error correction method:
Information is added with checksum, checksum is equal to the last byte of sum of all the bytes (HEX),
converted to ASCII code.
6. Data packet format: similar to the MODBUS and ASCII formats.
Header AKP1P0 D3D2D1D0 S Delimiter
Header: 3ah
Delimiter: 0dh, 0ah
A, K, P1P0, D3D2 D1D0 and S are respectively single-byte hexadecimal numbers, converted to
ASCII code.
A: Secondary computer (frequency converter) address: the frequency converter’s address range is:
(1-31), A must be included.
Note: when the address A=00H, it is efficient to all the secondary computers, and all the secondary
computers do not send back information; therefore only running command manipulation and so on
can be sent when A = 00H.
K: data packet function
P1P0: parameter number; parameter label, two-byte hexadecimal number, such as P0100 is converted
to hexadecimal as 0064.
D3D2D1D0: parameter value; remove the decimal point’s parameter value, a total of four-byte
hexadecimal number, firstly send the high bit, and then the low bit. (The decimal point position sees
the “set value range” of parameters of “parameter list”.)
S: checksum byte: S is the last one byte (bit7-bit0) value of sum (A + K + P1P0 + D3 + D2 + D1 +
D0) of all the above bytes’ hexadecimal system, converted to ASCII code.
Where K, P and D3D2D1D0 are defined as follows:

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K P1P0 D3D2D1D0

K = 00: reserved

K=01: reserved
0001 = stop / reset, 0002 = FWD,
positive rotation
K=02: : send running command 00000000h meaningless
0003 = REV, reverse rotation,
0004=RESET, reset
Host send P1P0: 0000H
meaningless
K=03: check running status Secondary computer reply: 0001 = 00000000h meaningless
stop, 0002 = FWD, 0003 = REV,
0004 = failure, 0005 = undervoltage
0001 = Run-time given frequency Remove the decimal
(two valid decimals) point’s actual set value
K=04: operation parameter setting
0007 = run-time given PI (a valid Remove the decimal
decimal) point’s actual set value
K=05: function parameter setting (not
store) Remove the decimal
Parameter label
K=06: function parameter setting point’s actual set value
(store)
Host send: 00000000H
Secondary computer reply:
K=07: function parameter query Parameter label
remove the decimal point’s
current actual value
K=08: reserved
K=F0H:
Received the command from the host,
but the secondary computers can not
execute, the secondary computers
reply K = FOH
K=FCH:
When the host sending invalid
parameter numbers, the secondary
computers reply K = FCH
K=FDH:
0000h meaningless 00000000h meaningless
If the parameter values sent by the
host surpass the limit value, the
secondary computers reply K = FDH
K=FEH:
When locked the parameters to be set
by the host, the secondary computers
reply K = FEH
K=FFH:
The secondary computers reply and
checkout errors

* Note 1: when the host sending all the data packets of setting, if the secondary computers consider it
being the correct values, they will reply the received data packets copies.
* Note 2: from K = F0H to K = FFH, is the single-way information the secondary computers
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(frequency converters) reply the host; the host does not send this kind of information; such as when
found checksum byte error, the host can resend again the original information, but the K = FFH
information.
* Note 3: The fault information value is shown as follows:

0 Failure-free 5 OU-1 10 EF
1 Overcurrent 6 OU-2 11 Write parameter failure
2 OC-1 7 Undervoltage 12 VFOP
3 OC-2 8 Overheating 13 IFOP
4 OU 9 Overload 14 FLT

* Note 4: the input and output signals are shown as follows: where T1: Y0 open collector, T2:
multifunctional relay 1 (T1A, T1B, T1C), T3: multifunctional relay 2 (T2A, T2B, T2C).

b15 b14 b13 b12 b11 b10 b9 b8 b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0

T1 T2 T3 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 FWD REV

7. Byte intervals <10ms, after receiving a data packet by the frequency converter, the processing
time is less than 80ms.
Example 1 operation parameter setting
Under running, 11 # frequency converter changes its “set frequency” as 35.00Hz.
The method is as follows: 35.00 removing decimal as 3500D=0DACH
A = 11 =0BH (The frequency converter’s address is “0BH”)
K = 04H (The operating parameters setting is “04H”)
P1P0 = 0001H (The run-time set frequency is “0001H”)
D3 = 00H (The high byte of data is “00H”)
D2 = 00H (The secondary high byte of data is “00H”)
D1 = 0DH (The secondary low byte of data is “0DH”)
D0 = ACH (The low byte of data is “ACH”)
S = C9H (The checksum byte is “C9H”)
(S=0BH+04H+00H+01H+00H+00H+0DH+ACH =C9H)
The host (computer) successively sends the data packets ASCII of the following bytes:
3ah,30h,42h,30h,34h,30h,30h,30h,31h,30h,30h,30h,30h,30h,44h,41h,43h,43h,39h,0dh,0ah The
frequency converters reply the same data to the host.
Example 2 Function parameter setting
It needs to set the 18 # machine’s “P0012 acceleration time” value as 990.0 seconds. Parameter label
0012D = 000CH
The method is as follows: 990.0 removing decimal point as 9900D = 26ACH
A = 18 = 12H (The frequency converter’s address is “12H”)
K = 06H (The function parameter setting is “06H”)
P1P0 = 000CH (The numeric order of the parameter label is “000CH”)
D3 = 00H (The high byte of data is “00H”)
D2 = 00H (The secondary high byte of data is “00H”)
D1 = 26H (The secondary low byte of data is “26H”)
D0 = ACH (The low byte of data is “ACH”)
S = F6H (The checksum byte is “F6H”)
(S=12H+06H+00H+69H+00H+00H+26H+ACH=1 F6H)
The host (computer) successively sends the data packets of the following bytes:
3ah,31h,32h,30h,36h,30h,30h,30h,43H,30h,30h,30h,30h,32h,36H,41h,43h,46h,36h,0dh,0ah

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If the frequency converter correctly receives the above data packets, the frequency converter will
reply the copies of the data packets.
Example 3 Function parameter query
11 # frequency converter queries its “output frequency” under running. Parameter label: 0500D =
01F4H
The method is as follows: A = 11 = 0BH (The frequency converter’s address is “0BH”)
K = 07H (The function parameter query is “07H”)
P1P0 = 01F4H (The output frequency function No. is “01F4H”)
D3 = 00H (The high byte of data is “00H”)
D2 = 00H (The secondary high byte of data is “00H”)
D1 = 00H (The secondary low byte of data is “00H”)
D0 = 00H (The low byte of data is “00H”)
S = 1 07H (The checksum byte is “07H”)
(S=0BH+07H+01H+F4H+00H+00H+00H+00H =1 07H)
The host (computer) successively sends the data packets ASCII of the following bytes:
3ah,30h,42h,30h,37h,30h,31h,46h,34h,30h,30h,30h,30h,30h,30h,30h,30h,30h,37h,0dh,0ah
If the 11 # frequency converter’s “output frequency” is 35.00Hz.
35.00 removing decimal as 3500D = 0DACH
D3 = 00H (The high byte of data is “00H”)
D2 = 00H (The secondary high byte of data is “00H”)
D1 = 0DH (The secondary low byte of data is “0DH”)
D0 = ACH (The low byte of data is “ACH”)
S = CCH (The checksum byte is “C0H”)
(S=0BH+07H+00H+01H+F4H+00H+0DH+ACH =1 C0H)
If the frequency converter correctly receives the host’s data packets, the frequency converter will
reply the following data packets:
3ah,30h,42h,30h,37h,30h,30h,30h,31h,46h,34h,30h,30h,30h,44h,41h,43h,43h,30h,0dh,0ah

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