YD101 Usermanual

YD 1 0 1
SAFETY S
MODEL & DATA 1
INSTALLATION 2
WIRING & TERMINALS 3
OPERATOR & OPERATION 4
PARAMETERS 5
FAULT & CONFIGURATION 6
MAINTENANCE 7
APPENDIX A
User’s Manual
Sensorless Frequency Converter
Model：YD101-☐☐☐☐
1Ø 200V 0.4~3.7kW
3Ø 400V 0.4~22kW
YOLICO ELECTRIL CO., LTD.
Email: overseas@yolico.com
http://www.yolico.com
Publication 1001A30-01R1.09-2013
Yolico can accept no responsibility for possible errors in these printed materials. Yolico retains the right to change specifications and
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Content
Safety Instruction.......................................................................... I
1. Introduction................................................................................................. 1-1
Overview....................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.1 Nameplate Information..................................................... ........................................
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1.2 Model Code Configulation.......................................................................................... 1-1
1.3 General Technical Data.............................................................................................. 1-3
2. Surrounding and Installation......................................................................... 2-1

2.1 Surrounding.............................................................................................................. 2-1
2.2 Mounting and Installation........................................................................................... 2-1
2.3 Installing Position...................................................................................................... 2-2
2.4 Appearances and Mechanical Dimensions................................................................... 2-3
2.5 Operator Mechanical Dimension................................................................................. 2-4
2.6 Operator Punch/ Drill Hole Dimension......................................................................... 2-4
2.7 Removing the Operator.............................................................................................. 2-5
3. Wiring & Terminals....................................................................................... 3-1

3.1 All Electrical Wiring Terminals Diagram....................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Mains Circuit Terminals Description............................................................................ 3-2
3.3 Mains Terminals Configuration................................................................................... 3-2
3.4 Control Terminals Description..................................................................................... 3-3
3.5 Control Terminals Configuration................................................................................. 3-3
3.6 Terminal Tightening Torque and Cable Size in Installation............................................. 3-4
3.7 Wiring Regulation...................................................................................................... 3-4
4. LCP Introduction.......................................................................................... 4-1

4.1 Brief Functions of LCP............................................................................................... 4-1
4.2 Monitor Display (Ux-XX)............................................................................................ 4-2
4.3 Operation via the LCP................................................................................................ 4-3
4.3.1 The Display................................................................................................... 4-3
4.3.2 Functions of LED Display................................................................................ 4-3
4.3.3 ↑ Increment/ ↓ Decrement Functions Structure.................................................. 4-4
4.3.4 LCP Operating Example................................................................................. 4-4
4.3.5 Command and Reference Relation.................................................................. 4-6
5. Parameter Introduction................................................................................. 5-1

5.1 Parameters Reading.................................................................................................. 5-1
5.1.1 Parameters List............................................................................................. 5-2
5.2 Initialization, Group (A).............................................................................................. 5-3
5.2.1 Initialization Set-up: A1.................................................................................. 5-3
5.3 Application, Group (B)............................................................................................... 5-4
5.3.1 Sequence: B1................................................................................................ 5-4
5.3.2 DC Brake: B2................................................................................................. 5-6
5.3.3 Speed Search: B3.......................................................................................... 5-6
5.3.4 PID Control: B5.............................................................................................. 5-7
5.4 Tuning, Group (C)...................................................................................................... 5-11
5.4.1 Acceleration/ Deceleration Time: C1................................................................ 5-11
5.4.2 S Curve Accel/ Decel: C2................................................................................ 5-11
5.4.3 Motor Slip Compensation at V/F Control: C3..................................................... 5-12
5.4.4 Torque Compensation: C4............................................................................... 5-12
5.4.5 Carrier Frequency: C6.................................................................................... 5-12
5.5 Reference, Group (D)................................................................................................ 5-13
5.5.1 Preset References: D1................................................................................... 5-13
5.5.2 References Limits: D2.................................................................................... 5-16
5.5.3 Jump Frequencies: D3.................................................................................... 5-17
5.6 Motor, Group (E)....................................................................................................... 5-18

5.6.1 V/F Pattern: E1.............................................................................................. 5-18
5.6.2 Motor Set-up: E2............................................................................................ 5-22
5.6.3 Operating Direction Definition: E6................................................................... 5-22
5.7 Terminal, Group (H)................................................................................................... 5-23

5.7.1 Digital Inputs: H1........................................................................................... 5-23
5.7.2 Digital Outputs: H2......................................................................................... 5-29
5.7.3 Analog Inputs: H3.......................................................................................... 5-32
5.7.4 Analog Outputs: H4........................................................................................ 5-35
5.7.5 Serial Communication (Modbus) Set-up: H5.............................................................. 5-36
5.8 Protection, Group (L)................................................................................................. 5-38

5.8.1 Motor Overload: L1........................................................................................ 5-38
5.8.2 Power Loss Ridethrough: L2........................................................................... 5-39
5.8.3 Stall Prevention: L3........................................................................................ 5-40
5.8.4 Reference Detection: L4................................................................................. 5-42
5.8.5 Automatic Restart: L5..................................................................................... 5-42
5.8.6 Hardware Protection: L8................................................................................. 5-44
5.9 Operator, Group (O).................................................................................................. 5-45

5.9.1 Monitor Selection: O1..................................................................................... 5-45
5.9.2 Key Selection: O2.......................................................................................... 5-45
5.10 Process, Group (P).................................................................................................. 5-47

5.10.1 Auto Process Operation: P1.......................................................................... 5-47
5.11 VVT Adjusting, Group (T).......................................................................................... 5-51

5.11.1 Motor Nameplate Data: T1............................................................................. 5-51
5.11.2 Motor Adjusting Constants: T2....................................................................... 5-51
6. Fault Code and Troubleshooting.................................................................... 6-1

6.1 Warning/ Fault Condition, the Possible Causes of Problem............................................ 6-1
6.1.1 VFD Faults & Remedy.................................................................................... 6-1
6.1.2 VFD Warnings & Remedy................................................................................ 6-3
6.1.3 VFD Special Conditions & Remedy.................................................................. 6-4
6.1.4 VFD Operation Error & Remedy....................................................................... 6-5
7. Maintenance and Inspection......................................................................... 7-1

7.1 Maintenance and Inspection....................................................................................... 7-1
A. Appendix.................................................................................................... A-1
A.1 Dynamic Braking Configuration.................................................................................. A-1
A.2 Parameter List Table................................................................................................. A-2
A.3 Abbreviation Index.................................................................................................... A-9
Safety Instruction
Instruction Manual
Read this instruction manual first before using the Frequency Converter (AC Drive,
VFD, Inverter, Frequency Inverter).
The following symbols may appear in this manual, always read these before
continuing.
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WARNING
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FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN 3
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SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO THE USER, PROPERTY DAMAGE, 4
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OR ECONOMIC LOSS.
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CAUTION 7
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FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN 7
MALFUNCTION OR VFD DAMAGE. 9
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Heat Warning
BE AWARE OF SPECIFIC PARTS ON THE VFD HAVING HIGH

TEMPERATURE MAY RESULT IN INJURY .
Handing the VFD

WARNING
 INSTALLATION, COMMISSIONING, DEMOUNTING, TAKING

MEASUREMENTS, ETC, OF OR ON THE VFD MAY ONLY BE CARRIED
OUT BY PERSONNEL TECHNICALLY QUALIFIED FOR THE TASK.
 THE INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT IN ACCORDANCE
WITH LOCAL STANDARDS.
ESD Protection
CAUTION
PCB BOARDS IN VFD WITH CMOS COMPONENTS, OBSERVE

PRECAUTION FOR HANDLING ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE
DEVICES.
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Opening the VFD
WARNING
 ALWAYS SWITCH OFF THE MAIN POWER BEFORE OPENING THE

VFD AND WAIT AT LEAST 10 MINUTES TO ALLOW THE BUFFER
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CAPACITOR TO DISCHARGE.
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 ALWAYS TAKE ADEQUATE PRECAUTIONS BEFORE OPENING THE
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2 VFD. ALTHOUGH THE CONNECTIONS FOR THE CONTROL SIGNALS
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3 AND THE SWITCHES ARE ISOLATED FROM THE MAIN VOLTAGE, DO
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4 NOT TOUCH THE CONTROL BOARD OR MAKE A WIRING WHEN THE
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5 VFD IS SWITCHED ON.
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7 Precautions to be taken with a connected Motor
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WARNING
If work must be carried out on a connected Motor or on the Driven

Machine, some Actions must be taken below:
 THE MAINS VOLTAGE MUST ALWAYS BE DISCONNECTED FROM
THE VFD FIRST. WAIT AT LEAST 10 MINUTES BEFORE STARTING
WORK.
 A SEPARATE EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH IS REQUIRED, THE STOP
KEY ON DIGITAL OPERATOR IS VALID ONLY WHEN ITS FUNCTION IS
SET TO ENABLE.
Earth and Grounding

WARNING
THE VFD MUST ALWAYS BE EARTHED VIA THE MAINS SAFETY EARTH/
GROUND CONNECTION. THE GROUNDING RESISTANCE MUST BE
10Ω OR LESS OR COMPLY WITH NATIONAL/ LOCAL SAFETY
REGULATION.
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Earth Leakage Current
WARNING
This Earth Leakage Current of VFD does exceed 3.5 mA AC. Therefore
the minimum size of the protective Earth Conductor must comply with the S
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Local Safety Regulations for High Leakage Current equipment which 2
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means that according the Standard IEC61800-5-1 the protective earth 3
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connection must be assured by one of following conditions:
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 USE A PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR WITH A CABLE CROSS-
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SEC TION OF AT LEAST 10 MM 2 FOR COPPER (CU) OR 16 MM 2 FOR 7
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ALUMINUM (AL). 7
 USE AN ADDITIONAL PE WIRE, WITH THE SAME CABLE CROSS- 9
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SECTION AS THE USED ORIGINAL PE AND MAINS.
Mains Voltage Selection

CAUTION
The VFD may be ordered for use with the Mains Supply Voltage range
listed below.
YD101-T2S: AC 1Ø 200- 240V, +10%, -10%
YD101-T2: AC 1/ 3Ø 200- 240V, +10%, -10%
YD101-T4: AC 3Ø 380- 480V, +10%, -10%
 VFD MAY DAMAGE BY INCORRECT MAINS VOLTAGE SUPPLIED.
Voltage Test (Megger)

CAUTION
DO NOT CARRY OUT VOLTAGE TESTS (MEGGER) ON THE MOTOR,

BEFORE ALL THE MOTOR CABLES HAVE BEEN DISCONNECTED
FROM THE VFD
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Condensation
CAUTION
IF THE VFD IS MOVED FROM A COLD (STOR AGE) ROOM TO A ROOM

WHERE IT WILL BE INSTALLED, CONDEN SATION CAN OCCUR. THIS
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1 CAN RESULT IN SENSITIVE COMPONENTS BECOMING DAMP. DO
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2 NOT CONNECT THE MAINS VOLTAGE UNTIL ALL VISIBLE DAMPNESS
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Incorrect Connection
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CAUTION
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A THE VFD IS NOT PROTECTED AGAINST INCOR RECT CONECTION OF
THE MAINS VOLTAGE, AND IN PARTICULAR AGAINST CONNECTION
OF THE MAINS VOLTAGE TO THE MOTOR LEADS U, V AND W. THE VFD
CAN BE DAMAGED IN THIS WAY.
Power Factor Capacitors for improve COSØ

CAUTION
REMOVE ANY POWER FACTOR IMPROVING CAPACITORS FROM THE

VFD OUTPUT SIDE, MOTOR AND THE MOTOR LEADS.
Precautions during Autoreset and Autorestart

WARNING
WHEN THE AUTOMATIC RESET IS ACTIVE, THE MOTOR WILL

RESTART AUTOMATICALLY PROVIDED THAT THE CAUSE OF THE
TRIP HAS BEEN REMOVED. IF NECESSARY TAKE THE APPROPRIATE
PRECAUTIONS.
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Electromagnetic Contactor
CAUTION
REMOVE ANY ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTACTOR BETWEEN THE

VFD OUTPUT SIDE AND MOTOR.
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DC-Link Residual Voltage
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WARNING 4
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AFTER SWITCH OFF THE MAINS SUPPLY, DANGEROUS VOLTAGE 5
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CAN STILL BE PRESENT IN THE VFD. WHEN OPENING THE VFD FOR 6
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INSTALLING AND/OR COMMISSIONING ACTIVITIES WAIT AT LEAST 7
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10 MINUTES. IN CASE OF MALFUNCTION A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN
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SHOULD CHECK THE DC-LINK OR WAIT FOR HALF HOUR BEFORE
DISMANTLING THE VFD FOR REPAIR.
Motor Overload Protection

CAUTION
TO PROTECT MOTOR IN OVERLOAD SITUATION, SET THE MOTOR

OL PROTECTION FUNCTION OF VFD TO ENABLE.
Transport
CAUTION
TO AVOID DAMAGE, KEEP THE VFD IN ITS ORIGINAL PACKAGING

DURING TRANSPORT. THIS PACKAGING IS SPECIALLY DESIGNED
TO ABSORB SHOCKS DURING TRANSPORT.
Hot Surface
Heat Warning
BE AWARE OF HEAT FINS OR SOME SPECIFIC PARTS ON THE VFD

HAVING HIGH TEMPERATURE MAY RESULT IN INJURY .
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1. Introduction
Overview
The Purpose of this Manual is to provide you with the Basic Information Needed to
Installation, Start-up, Program and Troubleshoot the YD101 Frequency Converter.
In the Course of using, in case of Any Problems not covered by this Manual, please
contact Local Yolico Representatives or Engineering Technical Personnel from our
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1.1 Nameplate Information
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4 WUXI YOLICO ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
Model Code and applicable MODEL : YD101-00P7-T4
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5 Motor Rating MOTOR RATING : 1.0HP/0.75kW
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6 Power Supply Rating
INPUT : AC 3 phases 50/60Hz
VOLTAGE : 380-480V (±10%,)
7 OUTPUT : AC 3 phases 0-650Hz
Output Rating VOLTAGE : 0-480V
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A CURRENT : 2.3A
LOT. NO. : 69D06008

LOT and Serial Number
SER. NO. :
No.9,LianHe Road,HuDai Industrial Park,BinHu Borough,Wuxi,China
1.2 Mode Code Configulation
Y D101 00P7 T4 □
YD: Yolico VFD Motor Rating (kW) Power Supply Voltage Version
00P4 = 0. 4kW (Appearance/ Hardware/ Parameter/
101: Type (General Purpose) T2S:1Ø 200V
00P7 = 0.75kW Firmware/ Customize)
T2: 1Ø/3Ø 200V
01P5 = 1.5kW Blank: Standard
T4：3Ø 400V
A1: Version A1
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B2: Version B2
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0015 = 15kW
18P5 =18.5kW
0022 = 22kW
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Model List (200V)
Output Rating
Dimension (mm) Frame
Mode Code
Motor VA Current H ×W×D Size
(kW) (kVA) (A)
YD101-00P4-T2S 0.4 1.2 3.1

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YD101-00P7-T2S 0.75 1.7 4.5 160×79(90)×126 A(A1)
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YD101-01P5-T2S 1.5 2.9 7.5 4
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YD101-02P2-T2 2.2 4.0 10.5 5
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210×100×160 B 6
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YD101-03P7-T2 3.7 6.7 17.5
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Model List (400V)
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Output Rating
Dimension (mm) Frame
Mode Code
Motor VA Current H ×W×D Size
(kW) (kVA) (A)
YD101-00P4-T4* 0.4 1.2 1.2
YD101-00P7-T4 0.75 1.7 2.3

160×79(90)×126 A(A1)
YD101-01P5-T4 1.5 2.9 4.0
YD101-02P2-T4 2.2 4.0 5.2
YD101-0003-T4 3.0 5.5 7.2
YD101-0004-T4 4.0 7.3 10.5

210×100×160 B
YD101-05P5-T4 5.5 9.9 13.0
YD101-07P5-T4 7.5 13.3 17.5

270×135×200 C
YD101-0011-T4 11.0 19.1 25.0
YD101-0015-T4 15.0 27.4 32.0
YD101-18P5-T4 18.5 41.0 40.0 300×155×220 D
YD101-0022-T4 22.0 54.0 45.0
Note: YD101-00P4-T4 by Requested with MOQ.
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1.3 General Technical Data RelayOutput(RA-RC/R1A-R1C&R2C-R2A/R2B)
Mains Supply(L1,L2,L3)/ (L1,L2) 1: RA-RC, Frame Size A and A1
Number of Relay
2: R1A-R1C and R2A,R2B-R2C, Frame B to D
1x200- 240V ± 10%
RA-RC/ R1A-R1C/ R2A-R2C: Make (N.O.)
Mains Voltage 3x200- 240V ± 10% Relay Type
3x380- 480V ± 10% R2B-R2C: Break (N.C.)
Mains Frequency 50/ 60Hz ± 5% Specification 250VAC/5A, 30VDC/2A Max.

Mains Protection Surge Absorbe r Activating Response Time 10ms/ per time
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Output (U,V,W) Digital Inputs (D1- D6)
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1 Control Method V/F or VVT Number of Inputs 6
0- 650Hz (V/F CTL) Logic NPN
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2 Output Frequency
0- 200Hz (VVT CTL) Number of Common 2 off COM
Voltage Level 0-24V, >12V ON
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3 Torque at Starting
150%/ 3Hz (V/F CTL)
Max. Voltage 28V
150%/ 1Hz (VVT CTL)
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4 Output Voltage 0-100% Mains Voltage Input Resistance (Ri) 4kΩ
Carrier Frequency 1- 15K Hz, Programable PWM/ Pulse Train Input (D6)
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5 ACC./ DEC Time 0.1- 3600 Sec. Number of Input 1
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6 Load Duty 150%/ 60 Sec., 180%/ 3 Sec. Voltage Level 0-24V, >12V ON
PHC Output (DO,DOG) For 400V, 7.5- 22 Frequency 10- 10kHz (Pulse)/ 10- 1kHz (PWM)
7 Number of Output 1
kW
Inaccurancy 0.1% FSD
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A Specification DC48V/ 50mA (Open-Collector) Analog Inputs (AVI, ACI)
Serial Communication (A, B, SG) Number of Input 2
Number of Serial Port 1 Signal Type AVI: Voltage, ACI: Current
Station QTY 1- 32 Stations (120Ω) Signal Level of AVI 10V/ 2- 10V (20kΩ)
Protocol Modbus RTU/ ASCII Signal Level of ACI 0- 20 / 4- 20mA (250Ω)
Baud Rate 1200-19200 BPS Accurancy 1 : 4096 (12bit AD)
Surrounding
Enclosure IP20
Operating Temperature - 10°C ~ + 50°C (Ambient)
W
Local Control Panel (LCP, Keypad, Operator)
D
Display 5×8 Segment Display+ 4×LEDs

Number of Key 6Keys (RUN/STOP/UP/DOWN/MODE/ENT←)
POT Dust, Oil Preserving Cover Design A A1 B
H
Remote Operator Standard CAT5 Cable, Applicable 1-3M

Y D101
Analog Output (AO)
Number of Output 1
Signal Type Voltage
Signal Level 0- 10V
Maximum Current 2mA
Inaccurancy 1% of Full Scale
C D
Electrical Specification Mechanical Dimension Tolerance +/- 0.5 mm
Model/ 200V 400V
Power Frame Model Max. Dimension (mm)
Current Current
[kW]
[A] -T2S -T2 [A] -T4 Size
200V 400V H W D
0.4 3.1 YD101-00P4 – 1.2 YD101-00P4 YD101-00P4 YD101-00P7
0.75 4.5 YD101-00P7 – 2.3 YD101-00P7 A 160 79 126
YD101-00P7 YD101-01P5
1.5 7.5 YD101-01P5 – 4.0 YD101-01P5
YD101-01P5 YD101-02P2
2.2 10.5 -- YD101-02P2 5.2 YD101-02P2 A1 160 90 126
3.0 – – – 7.2 YD101-00P3 – YD101-0003
3.7 17.5 – YD101-03P7 – – YD101-02P2 YD101-0004
4.0 – – – 10.5 YD101-00P4
B 210 100 160
YD101-03P7 YD101-05P5
5.5 – – – 13.5 YD101-05P5 – YD101-07P5
7.5 – – – 17.5 YD101-07P5 C 270 135 200
– YD101-0011
11.0 – – – 25.0 YD101-0011
– YD101-0015
15.0 – – – 32.0 YD101-0015
18.5 – – – 40.0 YD101-18P5 D – YD101-18P5 300 155 220
22.0 – – – 45.0 YD101-0022 – YD101-0022
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2. Surrounding and Installation
2.1 Surrounding
Do Enhance the Operation Reliability and Life Time of VFD, the VFD should be installed in an
Environment for Temperature Increase Free, the VFD installing Surrounding Meet the Following
Conditions
PROTECTION
Cabinet I P20 S
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SURROUNDING 2
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Ambient Temperature -10~ +50°C 3
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Storage Temperature -20~ +60℃ 4
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Max. Humidity
95%RH Non Condensing 5
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Please note that no VFD Freeze (Follow IEC 60068 -2-78)
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20Hz below- 1G(9.8m/s²)
Vibration Test 20~ 50Hz- 0.6G(5.88m/s²)(Follow IEC 60068 -2-6) 7
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2.2 Mounting and Installation
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The VFD must be installed in a Location Free for.
Direct Sunlight. Magnetic Noise (e.g. Welding Machines, Ppower Device, etc.)
Rain/ Moisture or Wet Environment. Radioactive Substances, Combustible (e.g. Thinner, Solvents)
Oil Spray, Splashes or Salty Spray. Floating Dust/ Cotton Dust Metal Power or any Material into VFD
Corrosive Gases (e.g. Sulfurized Gas) or Liquid.
Physical Shock, Vibration, Using a Vibration Damper if the Vibration can't be avoid in the Environment.
Note:
◆ The VFD must be mounted in a Vertical Position against Flat Surface, and the Frontage of VFD
should Face Obverse. VFD may Overheat if mounted in a Incorrect Position.
◆ A VFD or VFDs installed in a Enclosure, be sure the Free Space for Cooling Effect, Yolico
recommended the Free Space around VFD is 100mm for H and 50mm for W. please see Fig. 2-1.
Table 2-1 shows the Minimum Free Space required around the VFD to Guarantee Adequate Cooling
for all Frame Size .
YD101 Min. Free Space Table

Frame Model Min. Free Space (mm)
Size
200V 400V W H
H YD101-00P4-T2S YD101-00P4-T4
A YD101-00P7-T2S YD101-00P7-T4 25 40
W W
– YD101-01P5-T4
W W W
YD101-01P5-T2S YD101-02P2-T4
A1 30 40
– YD101-0003-T4
YD101-02P2-T2 YD101-0004-T4
B 30 60
YD101-03P7-T2 YD101-05P5-T4
H – YD101-07P5-T4
C 35 70
– YD101-0011-T4
– YD101-0015-T4
D – YD101-18P5-T4 40 80
Fig. 2-1 – YD101-0022-T4
Table 2-1
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2.3 Installing Position
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Note:
 If the VFDs are mounted for Up and Down Position and no Separator between VFDs, the Space
between two VFDs must be more Free.
 Take YD101-00P7-T4 and YD101-05P5 as example, the Min. Free Space “H” between VFDs must be a
“L1" (150mm). See Fig. 2-2
L1
H=L1
L2
Fig. 2-2
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2.4 Appearances and Mechanical Dimensions
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Fig.1 Fig.2
Fig.3 Fig.4
Tolerance +/- 0.5 mm
Frame Dimension (mm)

Fig.
Size H H1 W W1 W2 W3 D D1 D2 D3 D4 C
A 160 150 79 69 69 -- 126 5 83 130 -- Ø4 Fig.1
A1 160 150 79 69 69 90 126 5 83 120 -- Ø4 Fig.2
B 210 200 100 86.5 85 70.5 160 154 5 109 120 Ø5 Fig.3
C 270 250 135 115 -- -- 200 195 8 -- -- Ø5
Fig.4
D 300 281 155 136 -- -- 220 214.5 7 -- -- Ø6
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2.5 Operator Mechanical Dimension
20.0±0.1
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75.±0.2
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15.4±0.1
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5 6.9±0.15
43.5±0.2
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28.±0.2
22.±0.1
20.3±0.15
14.5±0.15
12.5±0.15
6.7±0.1 69.0±0.2
37.5±0.15 73.0±0.3
41.1±0.15
2.6 Operator Punch/ Drill Hole Dimension
38.5 Thinkness
≤ 3mm
70.0
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2.7 Removing the Operator
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Detail 1
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Step 1 Step 2 Step 3
Removing Procedure:
Step 1: Stick a Slotted Screwdriver in the Groove on Top of Operator as Detail 1, approximately 45 Degrees with the Operator.
Step 2: Slight tilt Screwdriver to Snap the Retaining Clip, please do not make it broken.
Step 3: Pull Operator out then Remove it.
Note:
The Screwdriver must be in Right Position when Stuck in the Groove.
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3. Wiring & Terminals
3.1 All Electrical Wiring Terminals Diagram
DC-Link/ Brake Unit *4
Brake Resistor
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+P BR -N
2
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L1 U
3
2
4
3 L2 YD101 V
AC Mains
Supply *5 W
5
4 L3 PE
6
5 PE
Induction Motor
7
6
7 D1
D2
9A D3
D4
Multi-function AO
Digital Input Analog
D5 Output GND - FM +
D6
0 to 10V(2mA)
COM
Pulse 10kHz max.
COM
D6 Relay Output
*3
RA(R1A)
COM RY 1 250VAC/2A or 30VDC/1A
Analog Input RC(R1C)
10V +10V (20mA)
5K 0~10V R2A
AVI 0(2) to 10V (20 kΩ) 250VAC/2A or 30VDC/1A
0hm
4~20mA
ACI 0(4) to 20mA (250Ω)
RY 2 R2B
R2C
*1
GND
0V( AVI/ACI Common) GND
PHC Output
DO
48VDC/50mA
Rj45 *2
DOG
A
+
B -
R S485
SG
Removable Operator
Note:
1. Relay Output RY2 is applicable for Frame B to D.
2. PHC Output is applicable for Frame C & D.
3. Terminal D6 could be either Muit-ifunction Digital Input or Pulse Train/ PWM Input.
4. DC-Link/ Brake Unit Terminals P and N are applicable for Frame C & D.
5. Mains Terminals for 1Ø 200V are L1 and L2
3-1
3.2 Mains Circuit Terminals Description
Symbol Terminals Description
L1
Mains Power Input
L2 1Ø: L1, L2
3Ø: L1, L2, L3
L3 S
1
U 2
1
V 3Ø Motor Output
3
2
W 4
3
P
BR P & BR: External Brake Resister connection 5
4
P/ N: External Brake Unit or DC-Link connection 6
5
N
Grounding or Earth 7
6
7
3.3 Mains Terminals Configuration 9
A
Size A (A1) Size A (A1)

200V (0.4~ 1.5kW) 400V (0.4~ 3.0kW)
Size B
200V/ 400V, (4.0~ 5.5kW)
Size C 400V (7.5~ 11kW)
Size D 400V (15~ 22kW)
3-2
3.4 Control Terminals Description
Symbol CTL Terminals Description
RC(R1C) Multi-function Relay Output 1 (RY1)

RA(R1A) Rating: 250VAC/ 2A or 30VDC/ 1A
R2A
S
1 R2B
Multi-function Relay Output 2 (RY2)
Rating: 250VAC/ 2A or 30VDC/ 1A
2
1 R2C
3
2 COM Common of D1~D6
4
3 D1
5
4 D2
6
5 D3 Multi-function Digital Input
Logic: NPN
7
6 D4
7 D5
9A D6
COM Common of D1~D6
10V Analog Command Power Supply, Rating: 10V/20mA Max.
AO Analog Output for Frequency Meter, Rating: 10VDC/2mA
GND Analog Signal Common, for AVI/ ACI/ AO
AVI Analog Voltage Reference Input, Rating: 0/2~10VDC
ACI Analog Current Reference Input, Rating: 0/4~20mA
DO (+)
Multi-function Photo-Coupler (PHC), Rating: (DC 48V/ 50mA)
DOG (-)
A (+) RS485
B (-) R S485 Serial Communication Port
SG Shielding for Serial Com.
3.5 Control Terminals Configuration
200V: 0.4~1. 5kW 200V:2.2~3.7kW

Size A(A1) Size B
400V:0. 4~3.0kW 400V:4.0~5.5kW
Size C & D （400V:7. 5~22kW）
3-3
3.6 Terminal Tightening Torque and Cable Size in Installation
Mains/ Motor/ DC-Link/ Brake/ Earth Control

Frame
Cable Cross Section Torque Cable Cross Section Torque
Size
Range [AWG (mm 2 )] Range [AWG (mm 2 )]
N-m lbf-in N-m lbf-in
S
1
A(A1)
(200V)
20~9AWG(0.5~6mm 2 ) 1.37 12 2
1
25~15AWG 3
2
A(A1)
20~10AWG(0.5~5.5mm 2 ) 1.37 12 (0.14~1.5mm 2 )
0.19 1.68
(400V) 4
3
B 20~8AWG(0.5~10mm 2 ) 1.4 12.4 5
4
C 13~5AWG(2.5~16mm 2 ) 1.4 12.4
6
5
25~13AWG
2 (0.14~2.5mm 2 )
0.5 4.4 7
6
D 13~4AWG(2.5~22mm ) 1.4 12.4
7
Note All Cabling must comply with National and Local Regulations on Cable Cross-Sections and
Ambient Temperature. Copper Conductors required, 60-75ºC is recommended.
9
A
3.7 Wiring Regulation

a) Mains Connection
Be sure to connect AC Power to the Mains Terminal L1, L2, L3 (1Ø 200V: L1, L2), connect Motor Lead to
Output Terminal U, V, W.
The VFD will damage if connect Output Terminal (U, V, W) to Power.
Tip Connect VFD to an Individual Power Circuit.
MCCB
Mains
YD101 IM
Tip If VFD connected to a Power Circuit with other Devices, please fit a Noise Filter or an Isolated
Transformer to eliminate Noise Transmitted between VFD and the Mains Power Line.
MCCB MCCB
Mains Mains
VFD
Noise YD101 IM YD101 IM
Filter
Isolated
Transformer
Other Other
Devices Devices
3-4
b) Control Connection
Be sure to connect CTL Circuit to the CTL Terminals.
1. All Signal Lines of Control Circuit must not be Longer than 50m and must be Separated from the Mains and
Motor Cables, such as L1, L2, L3, U, V, W, P, N, BR.
2. Use a suitable Dimension Screened or Twisted-pair Cables for Control Circuits/ Frequency Reference to
prevent VFD Malfunction, the Copper Conductors Cable required, 60-75ºC is recommended.
3. Process the Ends of Screened/ Screened Twisted-pair Cable as Figure below.
S
1 Screen Sheath Armor
2
1
3
2
Do not connect to Anything this side
4
3 Connect to Grounding Screw
Isolated with Tape
5
4
6
5 1. Processing the ends of Screen and connect one side Screened part to Screw Grounding.
Tip 2. Do not use the soldered Cable Lead, it would make CTL Signal malfunction.
7
6 3. The Stripping Lengths for CTL Cable is 5.5 mm if no Pin Terminals used.
7 Size of Pin Terminals d1

9A Cable Size Specification D1 D2 Manufacturer
8mm
0.5mm 2 A10.5-8WH 1.00 2.60
14mm
0.75mm 2 A10.75-8GY 1.20 2.80
Phoenix
2 Contact
1.0mm A11-8RD 1.40 3.00
d2
1.5mm 2 A11.5-8BK 1.70 3.50 Pin Insulated Terminals
Dimension
Note
1. Do not Solder the Cable Lead if no Pin Terminals using.
2. The Cable Lead may break by Vibration if soldered.
■ Wiring Procedure
Follow the Procedure below to fit Wire into CTL Terminal.
1. Loose the Screw by a Slotted Screwdriver.
2. Stick the Wire through Bottom of Terminal Strip.
3. Tighten the Screw.
Thin Slotted Screwdriver
Recommended Slotted
Screwdriver Size
CTL Terminal Strip
Stripping Length 5.5mm

(No Pin Terminal using) Please use Pin Terminal
or no soldered Wire Cutterblock Width: ≤3.5mm
CTL
Wirie Thickness: ≤0.6mm
Fit CTL Wire into Terminal Strip
3-5
4. LCP Introduction
4.1 Brief Functions of LCP

The Local Control Panel (LCP) is a Removable Operator, it named as Operator, Keypad, Digital Operator in
this Manual.
Hereby introduces the Keys/ Functions of LCP with default Display status after VFD Powered up.
5 off 8 Segments Display LEDs

Displays Set Values of Parameter, Parameter Groups or Motoring Values/ Data such
as Output Frequency, Current, Voltage, Fault Code or Fault Log. S
Hz/RPM FWD REV FUN
Indicator LEDs 1
Hz/RPM: Illuminates when Motoring Frequency at RPM Scale
RUN MODE
FWD: Illuminates at Forward Command
REV: Illuminates at REV Command 2
FUN: Illuminates when selecting Parameter Mode
3
STOP ENT Keys (Buttons)
RESET
Totally 6 Keys includes 8 Major Functions of RUN/ STOP/ RESET/ ↑(Increase +)/ 4
↓(Decrease -)/ MODE/ ENT/ ←(Digit Select).
See Table 4-2 below for Detail Information
5
POT (Potential Meter)
The POT works as Frequency Reference if the Reference is set via POT (B1-01=5).
6
The Max. Value (End of Clockwise Rotating) and Min. Value (End of
Counterclockwise Rotating) of POT are corresponding to Frequency Reference
Upper Limit (D2-01) and Lower Limit (D2-02).
7
A
Table 4-1 Arabic Numeral and English Alphabet correspond to displaying by Segment LED
数字
Numeral 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
数码管
LEDs
显示
Display
Letter A B C D E F G H I J K L M
LED
Display
Letter N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
LED
Display
Table 4-2 Function of Keys

Key Name Function Description
 The VFD runs after depressing if the Command is set via LCP (B1-02=0)。
RUN VFD RUN
 The Default Command is via LCP.
 Stop: VFD normal stop after depressing if the Command is set via LCP (B1-02=0).
STOP
RESET VFD STOP or RESET  Fast Stop (E.S.): VFD fast Stop after depressing if the Command is not set via LCP (B1-02≠0).
 Reset: Depressing to reset Operation after correct the Cause Of Fault.
↑ (Increment, +)  Increasing the Value of Parameter Name, Group or Setting Value.
↓ (Decrement, -)  Decreasing the Value of Parameter Name, Group or Setting Value.
 ENTER: Selects Group, Function or Parameter. Displays each Parameter's Set Value.
ENT ENTER or ← (Digit
By depressing this Key (after changing a Parameter Setting), the Set Value is Entered.
Select)
 ←: Select a Digit of a Set Value to be changed, the Selected Digit Blinks.
MODE MODE selection  Select the Monitor, Value or Parameter Mode.
4-1
4.2 Monitor Display (Ux-XX)
Basically all Monitor Display Ux-xx can be selected no matter what VFD is in Run or Stop Situation.
Monitor Display List

Parameter Min.
FNC Name Content Analog Output Signal
NO. Unit
S U1- 01 Frequency REF Monitor Frequency Reference 10V: Max. Frequency 0.01Hz
1 U1-02 Output Frequency Monitor Output Frequency 10V: Max. Frequency 0.01Hz
2 U1-03 Output Current Monitor Output Current 10V: VFD Rated Current 0.1A
3 U1-06 Output Voltage Monitor Internal Output Voltage Reference 10V: AC(E1-13) 0.1V
4 U1- 07 DC Bus Voltage Monitor DC Bus Voltage 10V: DC(√2 X E1-13) 1V
5 :Active
:Inactive
Terminal D1
6 Means VFD in Input Terminal
Input Terminal
-
Status Motoring Terminal D2
U1-10 Status Reserved Terminal D3
Disabled
Monitor Digital Input in
7 Active or Inactive Status
Terminal D4
Terminal D5
Terminal D6
A :Active
:Inactive
Status Monitor
Means VFD in Output Terminal Relay 1

U1- 11
Output Terminal
Status
Status Motoring
Reserved
Relay 2
PHC
Disabled -
Monitor Digital Output in Active
or Inactive Status
U1-14
CPU Firmware
Number
Manufacturer’s ID number Disabled -
Terminal AVI Input Monitors the Input Voltage of the Frequency
U1-15 Voltage % in Reference (AVI). 10V: 100% (10V) 0.1%
Frequency REF An Input of 10 V corresponds to 100%.
Monitors the Input Current of the Frequency

Terminal ACI Input
U1-16 Current %
Reference or Feedback (ACI). 10V: 100% (20mA) 0.1%
An Input of 20mA corresponds to 100%.
Monitors the Feedback Value when PID

Control is used.
U1-24 PID Feedback
The Input for the Max. Frequency
10V: Max. Frequency 0.1%
corresponds to 100%
U1-46 IGBT Temperature Monitors the VFD’s IGBT Temperature Disabled -

U1-47
Counter Present
Value
Monitors the Counter’s Present Value Disabled -
U1-48 Worked Time 1 Monitors the VFD Worked Time1 (Hours) Disabled 1 Hour
U1- 49 Worked Time 2 Monitors the VFD Worked Time2 (Days) Disabled 1 Day
-
Fault Log
U3-01 Most Recent Fault Monitors the Recent Fault Code Disabled
U3-02 nd nd
2 Most Recent Fault Monitors the 2 Recent Fault Code Disabled -
U3-03 3 r d Most Recent Fault Monitors the 3 r d Recent Fault Code Disabled -
4-2
4. 3 Operation via the LCP
4.3.1 The Display
In Actual Frequency Outputs In Frequency Reference In Frequency Setting LED
LED Fully Lit while VFD Running LED Blinks while VFD Stopping Blinks while change Value
of selected Digital
S
1
● Displayed VFD in Stopping Status 2
It shows the Frequency Reference, all LEDs are Blinking. At this moment depress the ↑ or ↓ Key could
change the Frequency Reference Value. The Blinking Digital will move by depress the ←/ENT Key. 3
The Display will show Frequency Reference again after wrote-in the Set Value by depress the ←/ENT Key
for a while or 5 Seconds later if the ←/ENT Key is not depressed. 4
● Displayed VFD in Operating Status
It shows the Actual Frequence, all LEDs are Fully Lit. At this moment depress the ↑ or ↓ Key could change
5
the Frequency Reference Value. The Blinking Digital will move by depress the ←/ENT Key. 6
The VFD Outputs and Display shows the changed Actual Frequency Value by depress the ←/ENT
Key for a while during the VFD is Operating. 7
A
4.3.2 Functions of LED Display
8 Segment LED Display Description
Displays Setting Frequency while VFD is in Stopping.

Displays Outputting Frequency during VFD is in Operating.
Displays Parameter Number
Displays Value (Setting Value/ PID Feedback...etc)
Displays AC Voltage
Displays Output Current
Displays DC Bus Voltage
Displays Heat Fin Temperature
Fault Occurred, refer to 6. VFD Warning/ Alarm Condition, the

Possible Cause of Problem
Displays AVI Value ( AVI is in 100%)
4-3
4.3.3 ↑ Increment/ ↓ Decrement Functions Structure
Increment/ Decrement
T1
S
1 Depress
2 Depress for T2
a while
3
4 The Value of selected Digital just changed by Unit Value if depress the Key. The Value will be continue
Note
5 changed after depress for a while.
6
7
A 4.3.4 LCP Operating Example
● Modify Value for Parameter
FRQ
MODE
/ENT
/ENT 2 times
(Move Digital) (Move Digital)

(Parameter Number)
(Increase Number)
/ENT
for a while
(Increase Value)
Value Digital could be
changed Blinks
/ENT Write-in the
for a while Set Value
Blinking 3 Sec. MODE

FRQ
(ESC to Frequency Reference)
(Write-in Set Value and back to Parameter Number
4-4
● Change Frequency Reference when VFD in Stops / Operates
Set REF VFD in Stop Set REF VFD in Run
Displays Actual FRQ

(LED Fully Lit)
Displays Volt. after
Power On /ENT S
Blinks 1
3 Sec.
/ENT 2
Set FRQ for 1 s t Digital
Back to Output Frequency Display 5 Seconds later, If Enter Key

(Blinks) 3
is not depressed. The New Setting Value is not entered.

/ENT 4
Displayed Frequency
REF 5
6
Set FRQ for 2 n d Digital
/ENT
(Blinks) 7
/ENT A
Set FRQ by Unit Value
(1 s t Digital)
Set FRQ for 3 r d Digital

(Blinks)
Set FRQ for 1 s t Digital
(Blinks)
/ENT
Add Value for 3 r d Digital

Set FRQ for 2 n d Digital (Blinks)
(Blinks)
/ENT /ENT
for a while
Write-in New Frequency REF

rd (LED Fully Lit)
Set FRQ for 3 Digital
(Blinks)
/ENT
for a while
Add Value for 3 r d Digital Write-in New Frequency REF

(Blinks) (Blinks)
Set the Frequency Reference when VFD in Stop Status, if depress the ....Key let the Value over than
Note Frequency REF Upper Limit, the Reference Value will increase from Frequency Lower Limit and vice
versa
4-5
4.3.5 Command and Reference Relation
(Take 3 Wires Control as Example)
REF &
Direction
S
VFD in Run
1 VFD in Stop VFD in Stop
2 Output Frequency
3
FWD
4
Time
5
6 REV
7
A
STOP Activated
FWD Activated
FWD Activated
RUN Activated
REV Activated
REV Activated
Power On
Indicator
(LED)
Indicator
(LED)
= Off = Fully Lit = Blinks
4-6
5. Parameter Introduction
5.1 Parameters Reading

Use the following Key to determine which Control Mode, Detail Information and Access Level are
Available for each Parameter in this Manual.
Run Mod Initia V/F o2-4
A B C D G H I J K
S
A1-02 Control Method Selection X X X X X 1
Setting Value
V/F Control @ [0 ] 2
VVT/Control [5 ]
Function Description 3
0: When V/F Control sel ected, set the Parameter Group
E for Application requiring. Set E1-03 to a fixed
4
Pattern or a Custom Pattern.
5: Senso rless Vector Control, it i s u sed for General 5
Application or Torque change suddenly.
6
E F 7
A
 Reading Instruction
 A: Parameter Number
 B: Name of Parameter
 C: Set/ Select Value and Name, some Parameter may show Unit in the Bracket after the Setting
Range.
 D: Default Value or Setting
 E: Parameter Setting or Selecting Value
 F: Description of Setting or Selecting Value
 G to K: Limit Condition for Parameters
● G: Run This Parameter can be changed during VFD is Operating.
● H: Mod This Parameter can be changed during Serial Communication is Transmitting.
● I: Initia This Parameter becomes Default Value if Parameters Initialized.
● J: V/F This Parameter is limited for V/F Control.
● K: o2-4 This Parameter will be changed if Re-set Inverter Model (O2-04)
And meaning of Mark
“O” for YES
“X” for NO
5-1
5.1.1 Parameters List
Group Function Page
U1 (Status Monitor)
U (Monitoring) 4-2
U3 (Fault Log)
S A (Initialization) A1 (Initialization Set-up) 5-3
1 B1 (Sequence) 5-4
2 B2 (DC Braking) 5-6

B (Application)
B3 (Speed Search) 5-6
3
B5 (PID Control) 5-7
4
C1 (C1 ACC/DEC Time) 5-11
5 C2 (S-Curve ACC/DEC) 5-11
6 C (Tuning) C3 (Motor Slip Compensation) 5-12
7 C4 (Torque Compensation) 5-12
A C6 (Carrier Frequency) 5-12
D1 (Preset References) 5-13
D (Reference) D2 (References Limits) 5-16
D3 (Jump Frequencies) 5-17
E1 (V/F Pattern) 5-18
E (Motor) E2 (Motor Set-up) 5-22
E6 (Operation Direction Definition) 5-22
H1 (Digital Inputs) 5-23
H2 (Digital Outputs) 5-29
H (Terminal) H3 (Analog Inputs) 5-32
H4 (Analog Outputs) 5-35
H5 (Serial Communication Set-up) 5-36
L1 (Motor Overload) 5-38
L2 (Power Loss Ridethrough) 5-39
L3 (Stall Prevention) 5-40
L (Protection)
L4 (Reference Detection) 5-42
L5 (Automatic Restart) 5-42
L8 (Hardware Protection) 5-44
O1 (Monitor Selection) 5-45
O (Opertaor)
O2 (Key Selection) 5-45
P (Process) P1 (Auto Process Operation) 5-47
T1 (Motor Nameplate Data) 5-51
T (VVT Adjusting)
T2 (Motor Adjusting Constants) 5-51
5-2
5.2 Initialization, Group (A)

5.2.1 Initialization Set-up: A1
A1-02 Control Method Selection X O O X X A1-04 Parameter Password X O O X X
Setting Value Setting Value
V/F Control @ [0 ] 0~ 65535 @ 00000
VVT Control [5 ] Function Name
Stop Method after OL1Protection Fault Selection
Function Description
[0]: When V/F Control sel ected, set the Parameter Group Function Description
S
E for Application requiring. Set E1-03 to a fixed
Pattern or a Custom Pattern.
This Parameter allows the Password Lock-out
Parameters as Selection in O2-11, this Parameters A1-
1
[5]: Voltage Vector ConTro l (VVT), it i s used for General 04 can be accessed to Key-in. All or some other
Application or Torque change suddenly. Parameters cannot be changed. Please see Parameter 2
O2-11 on Page. 5-41 for more Information.
Use the following Procedure to Set the Password to
3
A1-03 Initialize Parameter X O O X X
Lock-out and Unlock-out Protection.
Setting Value
● Set Password to Lock-Out
4
No Initialize @ [0]
1st Get into Parameter A1-04, the Display must show
Factory Initialize (50Hz) [1150]
“0000”, enter a Password you want. Depress the
5
2 Wires Control Initialize (50Hz) [2250]
Enter Key a few seconds, the Display shows “End”.
3 Wires Control Initialize (50Hz)
Factory Initialize (60Hz)
[3350]
[1160] 2nd Get into this Parameter again, the Display will show 6
2 Wires Control Initialize (60Hz) [2260] “0001”, enter the Password as Step1. Depress the
3 Wires Control Initialize (60Hz) [3360] Enter Key a few seconds, the Password Lock-out is 7
success if Display shows “LOC”.
Function Name
Initialize Parameters
If the Passwords are different from Step1 to Step2,
Display shows “Err2”, Password Lock-out is fail.
A
● Unlock-out
1. Set Value to “_ _50" Initializes the Parameter to 50Hz Get into Parameter A1-04, the Display must show
System, “_ _60".Initializes the Parameter to 60Hz “0002”, enter the Right Password then depress the Enter
System. Key a few seconds, the Display shows “End” if Unlocked.
2. Set Value to “11_0" Initializes the Parameter to Factory If the Unlock-out Password is Incorrect, Display shows
Default, then B1-01/ B1-02= 0 (LCP) Automatically. “LOC”. (VFD is still in Lock-out situation)
3. Set Value to 22_0 Initializes the Parameter to 2 Wires
Control, the Set B1-01= 0 (LCP) / B1-02= 1 Note:
(Terminals) and B1-11= 1 (RUN/ STOP and The VFD is in Unlock-out, if A1-04=”0000”.
FWD/REV) Automatically,
4. Set Value to 33_0 Initializes the Parameter to 3 Wires
Control, the Set B1-01= 0 (LCP) / B1-02= 1
(Terminals) and B1-11= 2 (RUN, STOP and
FWD/REV) Automatically,
Note:
1. When 2 Wires or 3 Wires Control Initialized, the
Parameters will be set H1-01= 80, H1-02= 81, and that
no needs to change.
2. When 3 Wires CTL Initialized, the Terminal D3 will be
defined to “FWD/ REV Selection” Automatically, the
Parameter H1-03 can be set but it is Unavailing
5-3
5.3 Application, Group (B)

5.3.1 Sequence: B1
B1-01 Reference Selection X O O X X B1-03 Stopping Method Selection X O O X X
LCP MOPs @ [0 ] Ramp to Stop @ [0]
Terminals [1 ] Coast to Stop [1]
Serial Communica tion [2 ] Function Description
S Pulse Train/PWM Input (D6) [4 ] This Function selects the Stopping Method suitable for
POT [5 ] the Particular Application.
1 Terminal MOPs [6 ] [0]: Decelerating Stop according to the Deceleration
Time.
Functio n Name
[1]: Free Run to Stop.
2 Frequency Reference Source Selection
Functio n Descri ption
3 Please Set to “1” if the Reference is via Control B1-04 Reverse Operation X O O X X
Terminals AVI or ACI . Setting Value
4 MOP: Motor Operated Pote ntiome ter Reverse Run Enable @ [0]
POT: Potential Meter o f Operator. Reverse Run Disable [1]
5 Function Name
B1-02 Operation Method Selection X O O X X Prohibition of Reverse Operation
6 Setting Value Function Description
A “Reverse Run Disabled” setting does not allow a
7 LCP Keys
Terminals
@ [0 ]
[1 ]
Reverse Run Command from the Control Circuit Terminal
or LCP. This setting is used in Applications
A Serial Communica tion
Functio n Name
[2 ]
Operation Comma nd Source Selection B1-06 Number of Input Scan X O O X X

Functio n Descri ption Setting Value
Please Set the Comman d Source ma tch to you r Device. 1~ 100 @5
If it is set to Terminals, the 2 Wire s o r 3 Wires Control Function Name
can be Se t by B1-1 1 (Terminal Contro l Selection) or A1- Number of CTL Sequence Input Scan Setting
03 Initialization. See A1-03 and B1-11 for more Detail. Function Description
This Parameter selects the Number of Scan for Reading
Sequence Input Data from the Control Circuit Terminals
D1 to D6. The Scan Time is 2m Second Cycle.
In Environment contains the Noise Interfere, Increase
B1-06 can defense the obstruction, but the Signal
Response should be lower.
■ Stopping Method Description
Ramp to Stop (B1-03=0)
Run command ON OFF
Output Frequency DEC Time

DC Brake
DC Braking LVL @ Start (B2-01)
DC Braking Time @ Stop (B2-04)

Follow the Set DEC Time decelerating to Stop
Coast to Stop (B1-03=1)

Run command ON OFF
Outputl Frequency
STOP Command is entered (RUN Command OFF)
Free Run, Coast to Stop
Y D 1 0 1 S e r ie s @= Default Value
5-4
B1-09 Auxiliary Operation Method B1-11 Terminal Control Selection X O O X X

X O O X X
Selection Setting Value
Setting Value FOR/STOP-REV/STOP @ [0]
LCP MOPs @ [0] RUN/STOP-FOR/REV [1]
Terminals [1] 3 Wires Control [2]
Serial Communication [2] Function Name
Function Name Multifunction Input Terminals Control Method Selection
Auxiliary Operation Command Source Selection Function Description
● B1-11 is Enabled after B1-02 or B1-09=1(Terminals) S
● The LCP STOP Key can be use for a Auxiliary Stop
B1-10 Auxiliary Reference Selection
Setting Value
X O O X X Key during External Terminal Operation (B1-02 or B1- 1
09=1, please refer to O2-02).
LCP MOPs
Terminals
@ [0]
[1]
● When B1-02 or B1-09 =0, the VFD Stop if FWD and
REV Signal are activated at the same time.
2
Serial Communication [2]
Pulse Train/PWM Input (D6) [4] The Terminals Connection and Signal Timing Sequence 3
POT [5] are Described as below:
Terminal MOPs [6]
a) B1-11= “0" b) B1-11= “1"
4
Function Name
Auxiliary Frequency Reference Source Selection 5
D1 FWD/STOP D1 RUN/STOP
D2 REV/STOP D2 FWD/REV
6
B1-12 Auto Voltage Regulation X O O X X
Setting Value COM COM
7
AVR Enable @ [0]
AVR Disable [1] A
Function Name
Auto Voltage Regulation (AVR) for Output Selection
Function Description c) B1-11= “2"
AVR Enable is the VFD control PWM to maintain the
Output Voltage Stability when Input Voltage Variation,
and vise versa. D1 RUN
D2 STOP
D3 FWD/REV
COM
ON
Terminal D1
ON
Terminal D2
B1-11= “0", FWD
Output FRQ REV
B1-11= ”1", FWD
Output FRQ
REV
N.O. Closes to Run

TM2-D1
N.C. Opens to Stop

TM2-D2
TM2-D3
B1-11= ”1", FWD
Output FRQ REV
Fig. Terminal Signal Timing Sequence
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5.3.2 DC Brake: B2
B2-01 DC Braking Frequency at Stop X O O X X B2-04 DC Braking Time at Stop X O O X X
0.10~ 10.00 (0.01 Hz) @ 1.5 0.0~ 25.5 (0.1 Sec.) @ 0.5
Function Description Function Description
Sets the Frequency at which DC Injection Braking Starts, DC Injection Braking Time at stop is set in units of 0.1
in Units of 0.01 Hz. second.
When B2-04 is set to “0”, DC Injection Braking is
S Actual
Frequency
Disabled, and the VFD Output Shuts OFF.
1 B2-01 B2-09 DC Braking Current at Start X O O X X

2 Setting Value
B2-04 0.0~ 150.0 (0.1 %) @ 0.0
3 Note: When Coast to Stop is selected as the Stopping Function Description
Method (B1-03), DC Injection Braking at Stop is DC Injection Braking Current is set as a Percentage of
4 Disabled. VFD Rated Current. This parameter should not be set
unnecessarily High or Motor Over-excitation may occur.
5 B2-02 DC Braking Current at Stop X O O X X
RUN
Command
6 Setting Value
0.0~ 150.0 (0.1 %) @ 50.0
7 Function Description B2-09
DC Injection Braking Current is set as a Percentage of
A VFD Rated Current. This parameter should not be set
unnecessarily High or Motor Over-excitation may occur. B2-03
B2-03 DC Braking Time at Start X O O X X

Setting Value
0.0~ 25.5 (0.1 Sec.) @ 0.0
DC Injection Braking at Start can be used to stop a
Spinning Motor (or when Motor Rotation Direction is
unknown) prior to Running. DC Injection Braking Time at
Start is set in Units of 0.1 Second. When B2-03 is set to
“0”, DC Injection Braking is disabled and Acceleration
Starts from the Minimum Output Frequency.
5.3.3 Speed Search: B3

B3-01 Speed Search at Start X O O X X
Setting Value
Speed Search Disable @ [0]
Speed Search Enable [1]
Function Name
Speed Search after Run Command
When starting into a Coasting Motor, use the Speed
Search Command or DC Injection Braking at Start, to
prevent a VFD trip and Motor burnout.
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5.3.4 PID Control: B5

B5-01 PID Control Mode Selection X O O X X Function Description
Setting Value [1]: D is the variation(Target – Feedback) in the per unit
PID Disable @ [0] Time(B5-02)
PID Enable (Deviation Signal is put through [1] [2]: D is the Feedback Value in the per unit Time(B5-02)
Deviate Control) [3]: D is the variation(Target – Feedback) in the per unit
PID Enable with Feed Forward (Feedback [2] Time(B5-02) with Invert Feature.
Signal is put through Deviate Control) [4] D is the Feedback Value in the per unit Time(B5-02)
PID Enable (Deviation Signal is put through [3] with Invert Feature. S
Deviate Control, the Deviate Control with
For [1] & [2], when the Target – Feedback is Positive, the
Invert Characteristic)
PID Enable with Feed Forward (Feedback [4] Frequency Increase. 1
Signal is put through Deviate Control, the For [3] &[4], the Frequency Decrease when Target –
Deviate Control with Invert Characteristic) Feedback is Positive, vise versa. 2
3
As Figure PID Control below , Example for Set Value 3
or 4 (Invert Feature) 4
Target + Frequency
+
+ Reference 5
Feedback PID
-
6
Fig. PID Control Value 3 or 4
7
 Purpose for PID Control
A
Applications using PID Control of the VFD, as shown in the Table below.
 Examples of used PID Control
Application Control Feature Detector/ Sensor

 Operating Speeds are matched to Target Values as Speed
Information in a Mechanical System.
Tachogenerator
Speed Control  Speed Information for another Mechanical System is Input as
(0~10V, 0/4~20mA)
Target Values, and Synchronized Control is executed by Feeding
back Actual Speed
Pressure Information is returned as Feedback for Stable
Pressure Control Pressure Sensor
Pressure Control.
Flow Information is returned as Feedback for Accurate Flow
Flow Control Flow Sensor
Control.
Temperature Information is returned to Control Temperature by Thermocouple
Temperature Control
turning a Fan. Thermistor
 Example of used PID Control

In order to Distinguish the Separate PID Control Operations (i.e., Proportional, Integral, and Deviation), Fig. PID Control
Operations shows the changes in the Control Input (i.e. the Output Frequency) when the Deviation between the Target Value
and Feedback is held Consult.
Deviation
Time
PID Control
I Control
Control D Control
Input
P Control
Time
Fig. PID Operation
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 Function of P, I, D and PID
● Proportional – P Control: A control Input Proportional to the Deviation is Output. The Deviation can't be Zero by P Control
alone.
● Integral – I Control: A Control Input which is an Integral of the Deviation is Output. This is effective for matching the
Feedback to the Setpoint Value. Suddenly changes, however can't be followed.
● Derivative – D Control: A Control Input which is an Integral of the Deviation is Output. Quick response to sudden changes
is possible.
● PID Control: Optimum Control is achieved combining the best feature of P, I, and D Control.
S
1  Type of PID Control
Two type of PID Control are possible with the VFD: Measured-Value Derivative PID Control and Basic PID Control.
2 The Type that is Normally used is Measured-Value derivative PID Control. Please refer the Description below:
3 ● Measured-Value Derivative PID Control:
4 With Measured-Value Derivative PID Control, the Feedback Value is Differentiated for PID Control. Response is possible with
respect to change both in Setpoint Values and the Control object.
5
+ +
Target
6 -
P
I
+ Control Object
+
D
7 +
Feedback
A Fig. Measured-Value Derivative PID Control Diagram
● Basic PID Control:

This is the Basic form of PID Control. When the D Control Response is adjusted to follow changes in the Control Object,
Overshooting and Undershooting can occur with changes in the Setpoint Value.
+ +
Target P Control Object
- + +
I
Feedback
Fig. Basic PID Control Diagram
 PID Function Block 1,2,3,4

(B5-01) ●
●
●
●
●
●
+
1,2 + + Output
Delay
Target ●
●
Positive P (B5-03)
Delay
(B1-01)
●
●
+ + device
- 3,4
●
●
Negative I I (B5-08)
I (B5-04)
D(B5-04) I Limiter
Limiter ● IReset
Reset ●
Deviated
(B5-01) Value
D (B5-05) ●1,3
● (B5-06)
Feedback ●
●
(B5-07)
(ACI)
Feedback ●
1,3 2,4
(ACI)
+ ●
●
(B5-01)
D ●
●
Frequency Sleep
(B5-05) + 2,4 PID
Limit
Limit
Sleep
Mode
Mode Frequency
(B5-01) Upper Limit (D2-01)
Fig. PID Block Diagram Reference
Lower Limit (D2-02)
Note:
1. Runs the PID Control, please set Terminal ACI Function Selection to “PID Feedback (H3-09=0).
2. The Set Value of Target (B1-01) in Fig. PID Block Diagram is the Frequency of in B1-01 or B1-10 set.
5-8
B5-02 PID Feedback Regulated Gain O O O X X B5-08 PID Control Delay Time O O O X X
0.00~10.00 @ 1.00 0.0~2.5 (Sec.) @ 0.0
Function Description Function Name
B5-02 is the Feedback Proportional Coefficient, the PID Control Output Primary Delay Time
Deviation is equal to (Target - Feedback) X B5-02 Function Description
The output delay time is used to delay changes in the
calculated PID value, which can prevent oscillations and
B5-03 PID Control Proportional Gain O O O X X
Setting Value
improve stability. S
0.0~10.0
@ 1.0
B5-09 PID Feedback Loss Action X O O X X
1
Setting Value
The Proportional Gain is the Value by which the
Deviation Signal is Multiplied to generate a new Disabled @ [0]
2
Frequency Reference. Alarm, VFD keep Operating [1]
The PID is not activated if B5-03=0.0 Fault, VFD Output Shut Off [2] 3
4
B5-04 PID Control Integral Time O O O X X This Parameter is used to select what Action the VFD will
Setting Value take on a Loss of PID Feedback. 5
0.0~100.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 [1]: Alarm, the LCP show “FBL” Message only, VFD Keep
Operating.
[2]: Fault, the LCP show “FBL” Message and VFD Output
6
The Integral Calculation sums the Deviation over time, Shut Off.
which eliminates the Offset, thus achieving the Intended 7
Value. The Integral Time determines how quickly the A Loss of PID Feedback occurs when the Feedback
Integral Gain increase is added to the Control Loop. Signal falls below the B5-10 FBL Detection Level for the A
Time set by B5-11 FBL Detection Time.
B5-05 PID Control Derivative Time O O O X X
Setting Value
0.00~10.00 (Sec.) @ 0.00 B5-10 Feedback Loss Detection Level X O O X X
Function Description Setting Value
0~100 (%) @0
The Derivative Calculation attempts to control the
Remaining Overshoot left over after the Proportion and
Integral Calculations. This Parameter sets the Level at which a Loss of PID
If the System is approaching the Intended Value very Feedback is detected. The Deviation is equal to Target -
rapidly, the Derivative Control produces a Strong Braking Feedback, if the Deviation must be at or below this level
Action to prevent Overshoot. for the Time defined by B5-11 before a Loss of Feedback
can be detected. A Setting of 100% represents 100% of
If the System is already Stable with very Little Deviation the Feedback Signal.
change, Derivative Control has very Little Effect.
The Derivative Time is used to dampen Oscillations and
reduce Overshoot, thus improving stability. Setting the B5-11 Feedback Loss Detection Time X O O X X
Derivative Time to a Larger Number produces more Setting Value
Braking Action in the Control System. 0.0~25.0 (Sec.) @ 1.0
See B5-10 and B5-11
B5-06 PID Control Offset +/- Selection O O O X X
Setting Value
Positive @ [0] B5-12 PID Control Integral Limit O O O X X
Negative [1] Setting Value
Function Name 0~109 (%) @ 100
PID Control Bias Positive/ Negative Selection Function Description
Function Description The Integral Limit Value eliminates Oscillations and
Set the PID Offset in Positive or Negative Value. improves Stability. This Value is set as a Percentage of
Maximum Output Frequency (E1-04).
B5-07 PID Control Offset O O O X X

Setting Value
0~ 109 (%) @0
The PID Offset adds a Bias to the Calculated PID Value,
in order to reduce any Offset.
5-9
B5-14 PID Sleep Frequency X O O X X B5-17 PID Wake Up Delay Time X O O X X

0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 0.0~25.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
If the PID Output is equal to or less than B5-14 set Value PID Sleep Mode is activated when to meet all Conditions
for the Time set by B5-15 PID Sleep Delay Time, the below:
VFD will go to Sleep. B5-01≠ 0 (PID Enabled)
H3-09= 0 (PID Feedback Enabled)
S B5-14 PID Sleep Frequency, unit as Hz
B5-15 PID Sleep Delay Time X O O X X B5-15 PID Sleep Delay Time, unit as Second
1 Setting Value B5-16 PID Wake Up Frequency, unit as Hz
B5-17 PID Wake Up Delay Time, unit as Second
0.0~25.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
2 Function Description When the PID Output is equal to or less than B5-14 set
If the PID Output is equal to or less than B5-14 set Value Value for the Time set by B5-15 PID Sleep Delay Time,
3 for the Time set by B5-15 PID Sleep Delay Time, the
VFD will go to Sleep.
the VFD Output will Shut off then go to Sleep.
If the PID Output is equal to or more than B5-16 set
4 Value for the Time set by B5-17, the VFD will Wake Up.
B5-16 PID Wake Up Frequency X O O X X

5 Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
6 Function Description
The PID Wake-up Level B5-16 and Wake-up Delay Time
7 B5-17 are related to the Reference when VFD should
Wake-up or Start again.
A
D2-01
B5-16
B5-14
D2-02
B5-15 B5-17
Process Command
External Run
Command
PID Output Frequency Reference Sleep Level
B5-14: Sleep Level B5-16: Wake Up Level D2-01: Frequency Upper Limit
B5-15: Sleep Delay Time B5-17: Wake Up Delay Time D2-02: Frequency Lower Limit
Fig. PID Sleep Process
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5.4 Tuning, Group (C)

5.4.1 Acceleration/ Deceleration Time: C1
C1-01 Acceleration Time 1 O O O X X C1-03 Acceleration Time 2 O O O X X
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
The Acceleration Time is defined as the Time it takes for
VFD Output Frequency to accelerate from 0% to 100%
When any Multifunction Digital Input Selections (H1-01 to
H1-06) are set to “1A ”for Multi-ACC/ DEC 2,this ACC
S
Motor Rated Frequency.
Time is Enabled by activating Closing the selected Input
C1-01 (or C1-03) X Frequency Reference Terminal. 1
ACC Time=
T1-05
C1-04 Deceleration Time 2 O O O X X
2
C1-02 Deceleration Time 1 O O O X X
Setting Value 3
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
Setting Value
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
As Acceleration Time 2, this DEC Time enabled when
4
As Acceleration Time, the Deceleration Time is defined
any Multifunction Digital Input Selections (H1-01 to H1-
06) are set to “1A ”for Multi-ACC/ DEC 2 and the
5
as the Time it takes for VFD Output Frequency to selected Input Terminal is activated.
Decelerate from 100% to 0% Motor Rated Frequency. 6
C1-02 (or C1-04) X Frequency Reference
DEC Time= 7
T1-05
A
5.4.2 S Curve ACC/ DEC: C2
An S-Curve Pattern is used to Reduce Shock and provide Smooth Transitions during Machine Acceleration and Deceleration.
S-Curve Characteristic Time is the Time from the Output Frequency to the set ACC/ DEC Time.
C2-01 S-Curve at Accelerating Start X O O X X C2-03 S-Curve at Decelerating Start X O O X X

0.0~4.0 (Sec.) @ 0.2 0.0~4.0 (Sec.) @ 0.2
C2-02 S-Curve at Accelerating End X O O X X C2-04 S-Curve at Decelerating End X O O X X

0.0~4.0 (Sec.) @ 0.2 0.0~4.0 (Sec.) @ 0.2
● S-Curves Characteristic Timing
There are 4 S-Curves could be set separately, S-Curve at ACC Start/ End, S-Curve at DEC Start/ End.
The following Figure shows a S-Curve Timing Pattern for VFD Run and Stop in Motor Rated Frequency.
Frequency Reference
ON OFF Actual ACC Time=
Run Command
C2-02 C2-03 C1-_ + C2-01+ C2-02
2
Actual DEC Time=
Output Frequency
C1-_ + C2-03+ C2-04
2
C2- 0 1 C2-04
Time
Fig. S-Curve Characteristic Timing Diagram
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5.4.3 Motor Slip Compensation at V/F Control: C3

C3-01 Motor Rated Slip Compensation X O O O X C3-02 Slip Compensation Delay Time X O O O X
0.0~200.0 (%) @ 0.0 0.05~10.00 (Sec.) @ 0.10
This Function controls the Output Frequency in response Slip Compensation Primary Delay Time
to the Load's Torque demand, it is used for some Function Description
Application needs to increase the Sped Precision in V/F
S Control.
Adjust the Slip Compensation Delay Time when Motor
Speed is Unstable or Speed Response is Slow.
Increase the Set Value when Motor Operating is
1 The C3-01 is calculated as Formula below:
Unstable, Decrease the Set Value as the Motor Speed
Motor Synchrospeed- Motor Rated Frequency
C3-01= Response is Slow.
2 Motor Synchrospeed
3 ● Motor Rated Speed: Please see the Motor Nameplate

Data. Note: The Slip Compensation Frequency is equal to
4 ● Motor Synchrospeed is equal to: Formula below:
120 X Motor Rated Frequency Output Current- (E2-03)
Slip Compensation
5 Number of Motor Poles Frequency = X (C3-01)
(E2-01)- (E2-03)
6 i.e. 4 Poles, 50Hz Induction Motor, the Synchrospeed= E2-01: Motor Rated Current
120 * 50/ 4= 1500 (RPM) E2-03: Motor No Load Current
7 The Default Value of E2-03 will be different depends the
O2-04 (Inverter Model). Please adjust E2-03 up to Motor
A Condition.
5.4.4 Torque Compensation: C4
C4-01 Torque Compensation @ V/F X O O O X
Setting Value
0.0~30.0 (%) @ 10.0
Function Name
Torque Compensation Gain for V/F Pattern
Normally, no Adjustment is necessary for Torque
Compensation Gain. In V/F Control, please adjust the
Torque Compensation Gain for follow Condition.
● Wiring Distance between the VFD and the Motor is
long, Increase C4-01.
● Motor Size is less than VFD Rating, Increase C4-01.
● Motor generates excessive Vibration, Decrease C4-01.
Note : Increasing Torque Compensation Gain increases Motor Torque, but an Excessive increase may cause the following:
● VFD Fault Trips due to Motor Overexcitation
● Motor Overheat or Excessive Vibration.
5.4.5 Carrier Frequency: C6

C6-01 Carrier Frequency Set X O O X X C6-06 Carrier Frequency Selection X O O X X
1~15 kHz @5 Carrier Mode 0 [0]
Function Name Carrier Mode 1 @ [1]
Carrier (Switching) Frequency Selection Carrier Mode 2 [2]
With the Possibility of Running at Higher Switching Carrier (Switching) Frequency Modulation Selection
Frequency that can Reduce the Audio Noise Level of Function Description
Motor. [0]: Full Range SVPWM Modulation for High Speed
At Switching Frequency > than 5kHz, Heavy Load or Accuracy, Low Motor Audio Noise or High RPM
Harsh Application might cause the VFD in “OH” Fault , Application. This setting will cause High Drive
Derating might be Needed. Temperature Rise, derating or additional Cooling
Device if Require.
[1]: 0~half Rated Frequency is 2 Phase Modulation for
General HVAC or an Application which Speed
Accuracy and Motor Noise is not so strict.
[2]: Auto Adjusting Modulation between Temperature
Rise and Motor Noise.
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5.5 Reference, Group (D)

5.5.1 Preset References: D1
D1-09 JOG Frequency Reference O O O X X D1-18 Multi-Step Preset Speed 5 O O O X X
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 2.00 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 25.00
The Jog Frequency Reference can be set in this D1-19 Multi-Step Preset Speed 6 O O O X X
Parameter. The VFD will Run at this Frequency when Setting Value S
any Multifunction Digital Input Selections (H1-01~ H1-06) 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 30.00
are set to “12 FWD JOG” or “13 REV JOG” and the 1
selected Terminal is activated.
D1-20 Multi-Step Preset Speed 7 O O O X X
Setting Value 2
D1-10 JOG Acceleration Time O O O X X 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 35.00
Setting Value 3
0.1~25.5 (Sec.) @ 0.5 D1-21 Multi-Step Preset Speed 8 O O O X X
4
Please Refer to Parameter C1-01. 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 40.00
5
D1-11 JOG Deceleration Time O O O X X D1-22 Multi-Step Preset Speed 9 O O O X X
6
0.1~25.5 (Sec.)
@ 0.5 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 45.00
7
Please Refer to Parameter C1-02. D1-23 Multi-Step Preset Speed 10 O O O X X
Setting Value
A
D1-12 Multi-step Speed ACC/DEC Time O O O X X 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 50.00
Setting Value
ACC/ DEC Time by C1-01~ C1-04 @ [0] D1-24 Multi-Step Preset Speed 11 O O O X X
ACC/ DEC Time is up to D1-29~ D1-60 [1] Setting Value
Separately 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Function Name
Multi-Step Speed ACC/ DEC Time Method Selection D1-25 Multi-Step Preset Speed 12 O O O X X
[0]: The separate ACC/ Dec/ Time (D1-29 to D1-60) of 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Master/ Auxiliary Reference & Multi-step Speed are
disabled, the ACC/ DEC Time is according to C1-01 D1-26 Multi-Step Preset Speed 13 O O O X X
to C1-04. Setting Value
[1]: The ACC/ Dec/ Time of Master/ Auxiliary Reference
(Preset Speed 0) & Multi-step Speed 1~15 (D1-14 to 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
D1-28) are according to D1-29 to D1-60.
Setting Value
D1-13 MOPs Speed/ Preset Speed 0 O O O X X
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 5.00 D1-28 Multi-Step Preset Speed 15 O O O X X
Setting Value
MOPs Speed: LCP/ Terminal MOPs Frequency 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Reference, if B1-01/ B1-10= “0" or “6".
D1-14 Multi-Step Preset Speed 1 O O O X X D1-29 ACC of REF Source/ Preset 0 O O O X X

0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 5.00 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
Function Name
ACC Time of Reference Source Speed/ Preset Speed 0
Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 10.00 D1-30 DEC of REF Source/ Preset 0 O O O X X
Setting Value
D1-16 Multi-Step Preset Speed 3 O O O X X 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
Setting Value Function Name
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 15.00 DEC Time of Reference Source Speed/ Preset Speed 0

Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 20.00
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D1-31 ACC Time of Preset Speed 1 O O O X X D1-47 ACC Time of Preset Speed 9 O O O X X
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
D1-32 DEC Time of Preset Speed 1 O O O X X D1-48 DEC Time of Preset Speed 9 O O O X X
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
S D1-33 ACC Time of Preset Speed 2 O O O X X D1-49 ACC Time of Preset Speed 10 O O O X X
1 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
2 D1-34 DEC Time of Preset Speed 2 O O O X X D1-50 DEC Time of Preset Speed 10 O O O X X
3 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
4 D1-35 ACC Time of Preset Speed 3 O O O X X D1-51 ACC Time of Preset Speed 11 O O O X X
5 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
6 D1-36 DEC Time of Preset Speed 3 O O O X X D1-52 DEC Time of Preset Speed 11 O O O X X
7 Setting Value
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
Setting Value
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
A D1-37 ACC Time of Preset Speed 4 O O O X X D1-53 ACC Time of Preset Speed 12 O O O X X
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0 0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
D1-45 ACC Time of Preset Speed 8 O O O X X

Setting Value
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
D1-46 DEC Time of Preset Speed 8 O O O X X

Setting Value
0.1~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 10.0
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 Real Acceleration/ Deceleration Time Calculation
The Acceleration Time is defined as the Time it takes for VFD Output Frequency to accelerate from 0% to 100% Motor Rated
Frequency. It takes the Motor Rated Frequency (T1-05) as the Denominator in Calculation below.
C1-__ X Frequency Reference C2-01+ C2-02

Actual ACC Time= +
T1-05 2
Actual DEC Time=

C1-__ X Frequency Reference
+
C2-03+ C2-04 S
T1-05 2
1
i.e.: T1-05= 50Hz(Motor Rated Frequency), D1-14=10Hz(Preset Speed), D1-31= 5Sec.(ACC Time), D1-32=- 20Sec.(DEC
Time), C2-01~C2-04= 0.2Sec.(S-Curve) 2
ACC Time=
D1-31 X 10Hz
+
0.2 + 0.2
= 1.2 (S) 3
T1-05 2
D1-32 X 10Hz 0.2 + 0.2 4
DEC Time= + = 4.2 (S)
T1-05 2
5
6
 When D1-12=1 (ACC/ DEC Time is up to D1-29~ D1-60), there are two Time Setting modes as example below.
7
i.e. B1-02=1 (Terminals), B1-11=1 (RUN/STOP & FWD/REV), H1-01=80 (D1= FWD/STOP), H1-02= 81 (D2= REV/STOP), H1-
03=3 (D3= Preset Speed bit 1), H1-04=4 (D4= Preset Speed bit 2), H1-05= 5 (D5= Preset Speed bit 3).
A
● Mode 1: ACC/ DEC Time Calculation for each Preset Speed, when RUN Command off & On.
Hz
FWD
Time
D1-29 D1-30 D1-31 D1-32 D1-33 D1-34
Preset Speed 0 Preset Speed 1 Preset Speed 2
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
Fig. 1-1
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●Mode 2: ACC/ DEC Time Calculation for each Preset Speed, when RUN Command Continued.
Hz
FWD
S
D1-35 D1-36
1
2 REV
D1-31 D1-32 D1-33 D1-34 D1-37 D1-38 Time
3 Preset Speed 1 Preset Speed 3

Preset Speed 0 Preset Speed 2 Preset Speed 4
4
S1
5 S2
6 S3
7 S4
A S5
Fig. 1-2
5.5.2 References Limits: D2

D2-01 Frequency Upper Limit X O O X X
Setting Value
0.01~650.00 (Hz) @ 50.00 D2-01
Function Name Internal （*）
Frequency Reference Upper Limit Reference
Function Description D2-02
In VVT Control (A1-02= 5), the Set Range of D2-01 is
0.01~200.00 Hz.
In V/F Control (A1-02= 0), D1-01 set Value must be ≤ *: 1. If D2-02= 0 Hz and Frequency Reference= 0, then
E1-04 (Maxi. Frequency), and the Set Range of D2-01 is VFD is in 0 Speed.
0.01~650.00 Hz. 2. If D2-02> 0Hz and Frequency Reference≤ D2-02,
then VFD Output by D2-02 Value.
D2-02 Frequency Lower Limit X O O X X
Setting Value
0.00~649.99 (Hz) @ 0.00
Function Name
Frequency Reference Lower Limit
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5.5.3 Jump Frequencies: D3

This Function allows the Prohibition or “Jumping” of Critical Frequencies so that the Motor can operate without Resonant
Vibrations caused by some Machine Systems. This Function is also used for Dead-Band Control. Setting the Value to 0.00Hz
disables this Function.
D3-01 Jump Frequency Reference 1 X O O X X D3-04 Jump Frequency Bandwidth X O O X X
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 0.00~30.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Function Name Function Name S
Set the Center Value of Prohibition Frequency The Prohibition Frequency Range is equal to
D3-0_± D3-04 1
(Jump Frequency Reference ± Bandwidth)
D3-02 Jump Frequency Reference 2 X O O X X 2
Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 3
D3-03 Jump Frequency Reference 2 X O O X X
4
Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
5
6
7
D3-04 A
Set Frequency ACC
Reference DEC
Set Frequency
Reference
D3-03 D3-02 D3-01
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5.6 V/F Pattern & Motor, Group (E)

5.6.1 V/F Pattern: E1 (V/F Control Only)
E1-01 Input Mains Voltage X O O O X E1-03 V/F Pattern Selection X O O O X
170.0~264.0 (VAC) @ 220.0 Preset V/F Pattern can be Selected [0]~[E]
323.0~528.0 (VAC) @ 380.0 Custom V/F Pattern can be Set @ [F]
S Sets the VFD Input Voltage in Units of 1V, this Value as Choose a Preset V/F Pattern for Operation in V/F Modes
Datum of Protection Function. Please Set the Value in only. It may be necessary to change the V/F Pattern
1 according to Actual Mains Voltage. when using a High-Speed Motor, or when Special Torque
Adjustment is required in the Application.
2 Set the V/F Pattern according to the Applications
described in the Table V/F Pattern for Applications.
3
4 ■ V/F Pattern for Applications
Application Specification E1-03 Value
5 50Hz 0,F*
General 60Hz 1,F*
6 Purpose 60Hz (50Hz Saturation) 2
72Hz (60Hz Saturation) 3
7 Variable
50Hz
Variable Torque 1
Variable Torque 2
4
5
Torque Variable Torque 1 6
A 60Hz
Variable Torque 2 7
High Starting Torque 1 8
High 50Hz
High Starting Torque 2 9
Starting
High Starting Torque 1 A
Torque 60Hz
High Starting Torque 2 B
90Hz (60Hz Saturation) C
High Speed
120Hz (60Hz Saturation) D
Operation
180Hz (60Hz Saturation) E
Note: The Default V/F Specification (Setting: F) depends on A1-03 Initialize Value.
Note:
1. The Following Conditions must be considered when selecting a V/F Pattern:
 The Voltage and Frequency Characteristics of the Motor.
 The Maximum Speed of the Motor.
2. Select a High Starting Torque V/F Pattern Only under the Following Conditions:
 The Wiring Distance is long.
 Large Voltage Drop at Start-up.
 AC Reactor is connected to the VFD's Input or Output.
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■ 1.5kW V/F Pattern
The Voltages showed below are for 200 V class VFDs. Double the Voltages if 400 V class VFDs.
● General Purpose (Value: 0~3)
Value: 0 50(Hz) Value: 1 60(Hz) Value: 2 60(Hz) Value: 3 72(Hz)
(V) (V) (V) (V)

200 200 200 200
S
1
15 15 15 15
2
9 9 9 9
0 1.3
2.5
50(Hz) 0 1.5
3
50(Hz) 0 1.5
3
50 60(Hz) 0 1.5
3
60 72(Hz) 3
4
● Variable Torque (Value: 4~7) 5
Value: 4 Value: 5 Value: 6 Value: 7
50(Hz) 50(Hz) 60(Hz) 60(Hz)
6
(V) (V) (V) (V)
200 200 200 200
7
A
50 50
35 35
8 9 8 9
0 1.3 25 50(Hz) 0 1.3 25 50(Hz) 0 1.5 30 60(Hz) 0 1.5 30 60(Hz)
● High Starting Torque (Value: 8~B)
Value: 8 50(Hz) Value: 9 50(Hz) Value: A 60(Hz) Value: B 60(Hz)
(V) (V) (V) (V)

200 200 200 200
24
19 24 19
11 13 11 15
0 1.3 50(Hz) 0 1.3 50(Hz) 0 1.5 60(Hz) 0 1.5 60(Hz)
2.5 2.5 3 3
● High Speed Operation (Value: C~E)
Value: C 90(Hz) Value: D 120(Hz) Value: E 180(Hz) 设定值F

(V) (V) (V)
200 200 200
15 15
15
9 9 9
0 1.5 60 90(Hz) 0 1.5 60 120(Hz) 0 1.5 60 180(Hz)
3 3 3
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■ 2.2~ 4.5kW V/F Pattern
The Voltages showed below are for 200 V class VFDs. Double the Voltages if 400 V class VFDs.
● General Purpose (Value: 0~3)
Value: 0 50(Hz) Value: 1 60(Hz) Value: 2 60(Hz) Value: 3 72(Hz)
(V) (V) (V) (V)

200 200 200 200
S
1
2 14 14 15 15
7 7 9 9
3 0 1.3
2.5
50(Hz) 0 1.5
3
50(Hz) 0 1.5
3
50 60(Hz) 0 1.5
3
60 72(Hz)
4
5 ● Variable Torque (Value: 4~7)
Value: 4 Value: 5 Value: 6 Value: 7

6 50(Hz) 50(Hz) 60(Hz) 60(Hz)
(V) (V) (V) (V)

200 200 200 200
7
A
50 50
35 35
6 7 6 7
0 1.3 25 50(Hz) 0 1.3 25 50(Hz) 0 1.5 30 60(Hz) 0 1.5 30 60(Hz)
● High Starting Torque (Value: 8~B)
Value: 8 50(Hz) Value: 9 50(Hz) Value: A 60(Hz) Value: B 60(Hz)
(V) (V) (V) (V)

200 200 200 200
23
18 23 18
9 11 9 13
0 1.3 50(Hz) 0 1.3 50(Hz) 0 1.5 60(Hz) 0 1.5 60(Hz)
25 2.5 3 3
● High Speed Operation (Value: C~E)
Value: C 90(Hz) Value: D 120(Hz) Value: E 180(Hz) 设定值F

(V) (V) (V)
200 200 200
14 14
14
7 7 7
0 1.5 60 90(Hz) 0 1.5 60 120(Hz) 0 1.5 60 180(Hz)
3 3 3
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■ Custom V/F Pattern
Set up a Custom V/f Pattern by setting Parameter E1-03 to “F”, and then setting the Values in Parameters E1-04 to E1-13
E1-04 Maximum Output Frequency X O O O X

Setting Value
Be sure to satisfy the following Conditions for Setting
40.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 50.00
Parameters E1-04 to E1-13
E1-09 ≤ E1-07 < E1-06 ≤ E1-11 ≤ E1-04
E1-05 Maximum Output Voltage X O O O X Parameters E1-04 through E1-10 can be set by the User
Setting Value when E1-03 has been set to “F”. These Parameters are S
0.0~255.0 (V) @ 200.0 Read-only when E1-03 isn’t set to “F”.
When making the V/F Patterns a Straight Line, set the 1
E1-06 Base Frequency X O O O X same Value in E1-07 (Middle Output Frequency A)
Setting Value
and E1-09 (Minimum Output Frequency). In this case,
Parameter E1-08 (Middle Output Frequency Voltage A)
2
0.10~650.00 (Hz) @ 50.00 will be Disregarded.
These Voltage Values are for the 200 V Class; Double the
3
E1-07 Middle Output Frequency A X O O O X Values for 400 V Class VFDs.
Setting Value 4
0.10~650.00 (Hz) @ 2.50
VMAX
5
E1-08 Middle Output Voltage A X O O O X (E1-05)
Setting Value
6
VBASE
0.0~255.0 (V) @ 15.0 (E1-13)
7
E1-09 Minimum Output Frequency X O O O X
Setting Value
VC
(E1-08)
A
0.10~650.00 (Hz) @ 1.30
VMIN
(E1-10) Frequency
E1-10 Minimum Output Voltage X O O O X FAX (Hz)
FMIN FB FA
Setting Value (E1-09) (E1-07) (E1-06) (E1-04)
0.0~255.0 (V) @ 9.0
Fig. Custom V/F Pattern
E1-11 Middle Output Frequency B X O O O X

Setting Value
E1-14 V/F Start Frequency X O O O X
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
This Function is disabled if Value= 0.00Hz 0.00~10.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
The VFD will start to Output Frequency from this set
E1-12 Middle Output Voltage B X O O O X Level. For V/F Control Only.
Setting Value
0.0~255.0 (V) @ 0.0 (V)
This Function is disabled if Value= 0.0V
E1-13 Base Voltage X O O O X

Setting Value
0.0~255.0 (V) @ 200.0
This Function is used to do fine Tuning for High Speed VMIN
Operation Area. No need in General.
FMIN (Hz)
E1-14
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Run Mod Initial
Initia V/F o2-4
5.6.2 Motor Set-up: E2 (V/F Control Only)

E2-01 Motor Rated Current X O O O O E2-03 Motor No-Load Current X O O O X
The Default & Setting Varies depending on the The Default & Setting Varies depending on the
@ @
VFD Model (o2-04) & Motor Rating. VFD Model (o2-04) & Motor Rating.
Sets the Rated Current in units of A for Motor Nameplate This Value as datum of Motor Slip Compensation. Sets
Data. the Value as the Current of Motor running at Rated
S Frequency , Rated Voltage. Please Contact Motor
Manufacture if no Data recorded on Motor Nameplate.
1 E2-04 Number of Motor Poles X O O O X
Setting Value
2 2~48 (2Poles) @4
Function Name
3 Sets the Number of Motor Poles as Nameplate Rcorded.
4
5
5.6.3 Operating Direction Definition: E6
6 E6-01 Motor Direction Selection O O O X X
Setting Value
7 Direct Rotation @ [0]
Inverse Rotation [1]
A Function Name
Motor Rotating Direction Definition
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5.7 Terminal, Group (H)

5.7.1 Digital Inputs: H1
The YD101 has Six Multi-function Contact Inputs for the Set-up of Numerous Functions, including Multi-step Speed Operation,
PID, Speed Search, and many others.
H1-01 Terminal D1 Selection X O O X X H1-06 Terminal D6 Selection X O O X X
3~89
Function Name
@ [80] 3~89
Function Name
@ [30] S
Multi-function Input Terminal D1 Selection Multi-function Input Terminal D6 Selection 1
Refer to Description below. Refer to Description below. 2
H1-02 Terminal D2 Selection X O O X X 3
Setting Value
3~89 @ [81] The Following Table lists the Function Selections for the 4
Multi-function Contact Inputs (Terminals D1 to D6),
Function Name
Multi-function Input Terminal D2 Selection ● Multi-function Contact Inputs Function List
5
Refer to Description below.
Set Value Function Description 6
3 Multi-step Reference bit 0.
4 Multi-step Reference bit 1
7
H1-03 Terminal D3 Selection X O O X X
Setting Value 5 Multi-step Reference bit 2 A
3~89 @ [3] A ACC/ DEC Ramp Hold (On: Hold)
Function Name 10 MOP Increase (Must set with MOP Decrease)
Multi-function Input Terminal D3 Selection 11 MOP Decrease (Must set with MOP Increase)
Function Description 12 FWD JOG Operation
Refer to Description below. 13 REV JOG Operation
14 Fault Reset (Actives on Signal Edge)
H1-04 Terminal D4 Selection X O O X X 15 Fast Stop (E.S.)
Setting Value 19 PID Control Disable
3~89 @ [4]
1A ACC/ DEC Time 2 Selection
Function Name
Multi-function Input Terminal D4 Selection 30 PID Integral is Reset (On: Reset)
Function Description 32 Multi-step Reference bit 3
Refer to Description below. 80 FWD Operation
81 REV Operation
H1-05 Terminal D5 Selection X O O X X 82 External Baseblock (B.B., VFD Coast to Stop)
Setting Value 83 Master/ Aux. Run Command Selection
3~89 @ [5] 84 Master/ Aux. Reference Selection
Function Name 85 KEB Ridethrough Power Restore
Multi-function Input Terminal D5 Selection 86 Auto Process Operation
Function Description 87 Counter Trigger Signal
Refer to Description below.
88 Counter Reset
89 Pulse Input (Terminal D6 Only)
Note: Please refer to Parameters A1-03, B1-02, B1-11 to

see more Information for Terminal Definition of 2 Wires/
3Wires Control.
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● Multi-step Reference bit 0~3 (setting: 3,4,5,32)
Multi-Step Ref bit 0 through 3 (Set Value = 3, 4, 5, and 32), see Table Multi-Step Reference Selection
Multi-Step Reference Selection
Multi-step Reference
bit 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0
Mater/ Auxiliary Reference
0 0 0 0
Source, Preset Speed 0
S D1-14 Preset Speed 1 0 0 0 1
1 D1-15 Preset Speed 2 0 0 1 0
D1-16 Preset Speed 3 0 0 1 1
6 D1-24 Preset Speed 11 1 0 1 1
7 D1-26 Preset Speed 13 1 1 0 1
A D1-27 Preset Speed 14 1 1 1 0
[1]: the bit is activated, [0]: bit is deactivated
Note: D1-13 is effective when B1-01/ B1-10 is set to “0" (LCP MOPs) or “6" (Terminal MOPs) and the Reference is through the
selected Way. The Preset Speed 0 should be D1-13 (LCP MOPs or Terminal MOPs).
♦ i.e. 3 off Preset Speed, Wiring and Parameters Setting
L1 L1 U
D1-15
D1-14 L2 L2 V IM
D1-13 L3 L3 W
Output FEQ
YD101
OFF ON OFF
FWD/ STOP FWD/ STOP D1
REV/ STOP D2
OFF ON OFF
Reference bit 0 D3
Reference bit 0
Reference bit 1 D4
OFF ON OFF
Reference bit 1
Fig. Process
COM
Fig. Wiring
Table, Parameter Setting

Parameter No. Name Set Value
B1-01 Reference Source Selection 0, LCP MOPs
B1-02 Command Source Selection 1, Terminals
D1-13 MOPs Speed/ Preset Speed 0 xx.xx Hz
D1-14 Multi-step Preset Speed 1 xx.xx Hz
D1-15 Multi-step Preset Speed 2 xx.xx Hz
H1-01 Terminal Input D1 Selection 80, FWD Operation
H1-03 Terminal Input D3 Selection 3, Multi step Reference bit 0
H1-04 Terminal Input D4 Selection 4, Multi step Reference bit 1
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● ACC/ DEC Time Ramp Hold (setting: A)
The ACC/ DEC Hold Command is used to Temporarily Hold the Output Frequency at the Current Frequency Reference,
when the Hold Command is Input.
When a Stop Command is Input, the Acc/ DEC Hold condition is released and Operation Stops.
Run Command
S
1
Acc,/ DEC Hold
2
3
Frequency Reference 4
Output Frequency
5
Time 6
7
● MOPs Command (settings: Up, Increase= “10”. Down, Decrease= “11”) A
1. Make sure to set B1-01= 6 (Reference by Terminals MOPs) when uses this Function, the MOP Function of LCP is disabled.
2. When uses this Function, be sure to set the Up Command (setting 10) and the Down Command both (setting 11).
3. The Frequency MOP Up/ Down Commands operate according to the Normal Acceleration/ Deceleration Times in C1-01 to
C1-04.
4. The Frequency Limits for the Output Frequency with the MOPs Commands are determined by the D2-01 (Upper Limit) and
D2-02 (Lower Limit) settings.
5. Please Read Parameters H1-13, H1-14 get more Information.
MOP Up (Increase) Activated Inctivated Inctivated Activated
MOP Down (Decrease) Inctivated Activated Inctivated Activated
Operation (Status) ACC DEC Hold Hold
● FWD JOG/ REV JOG Operation (setting: FWD= “12”. REV= “13”)
1. The VFD is running on Jog Frequency (D1-09) and Rotating in which Direction when the FWD or REV JOG Command is
Input. Uses the D1-10/ D1-11 (JOG ACC/ DEC Time) to set the Accel or Decel Time.
2. The Priority of Frequency Reference is Jog> Preset Speed> Else.
● Fault Reset (setting: 14)

♦ Please Identify and Correct the Cause of Fault First when a Fault Occurred, then could reset the Fault. If Reset the Fault
often without Correct the Cause of Fault, it may make the VFD Damaged.
♦ To Restart the VFD, Remove any Run Command and Turn ON the Reset Input Signal or depress the RESET Key on the
LCP, or cycle Power to Reset the Stop Status if precious Actions does’nt work. If taking the Remedial Actions described
does not solve the problem, it should be some part of VFD is fail.
♦ When VFD is during Operation under no Fault, No matter for VFD if On-Off the Reset Signal.
● Fast Stop (Emergency Stop) (setting: 15)

When this Function is activated (ON), the VFD Decelerates to Stop using Deceleration Time C1-04 (Factory Set to 10
Sec.). The Display shows E.S. in Blinking. The Stop Method of Fast Stop is not Limited by B1-03 Setting.
To clear the Fast Stop, Turn OFF the Run Command, Turn OFF the Fast Stop Input, and then Turn ON the Run
Command again.
The Relay (PHC) will Output or not when VFD in Fast Stop, it depends the Set of H2-01/ 02/ 03. If H1-01/ 02/ 03 =1, it will
Activates.
● PID Control Disable (setting: 19)

Activated (ON): PID Control is Disabled, Normal VFD Operation.
Inactivated (OFF): PID Control is Enabled by Set B5-01.
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● ACC/ DEC Time 2 Selection (setting: 1A)
Activated (ON): Acceleration/ Deceleration Time is set by Parameters C1-03 and C1-04.
Inactivated (OFF): Acceleration/ Deceleration Time is set by Parameters C1-01and C1-02.
● PID Integral is Reset (setting: 30)

Activated (ON):PID Integral Value is set to Zero.
Inactivated (OFF): PID Integral Values are Added.
S
1
2
3 ● External Baseblock (B.B.) (setting: 82)
When an External Baseblock Signal is Input while the VFD is Running, “b.b.” Blinks on the LCP’s Display, and the VFD Output
4 is Shut OFF (Not Limited by B1-03). When the External Baseblock Signal is Removed, Operation Restarts again by Speed
Search.
5
● Master/ Auxiliary Run Command Selection (setting: 83)
6 Activated (ON): Run Command Source by Set B1-09.
7 Inactivated (OFF): Run Command Source by Set B1-02.
A ● Master/ Auxiliary Frequency Reference Selection (setting: 84)

Activated (ON): Frequency Reference Source by Set B1-10.
Inactivated (OFF): Frequency Reference Source by Set B1-01.
● KEB Ridethrough Power Restore(setting: 85)

In General Applications, the Kinetic Energy Braking (KEB) Control Circuit attempts to maintain the DC Bus Voltage at Voltage
Level above the Undervoltage Detection Level during Momentary Power Loss, by using Load Inertia to Regenerate Voltage
back to the DC Bus. The VFD Decelerates at L5-08 (Kinetic Energy Braking Deceleration Time), until Power is Restored, or
until the Time Runs Out and an Undervoltage Fault (UV) occurs.
The Larger the Inertia, the Longer the Deceleration Rate can be Extended. If the Inertia is Small, then the VFD must
Decelerate Quickly to Regenerate Voltage back to the DC Bus, and thus the Ridethrough Time is Shorter. For Most
Applications, set L5-08 to “0.0” (Factory Default).
● Auto Process Operation (setting: 86)

Coordinates with Parameter Group P, Activates this Function to Run the Auto Process.
Please Refer to Parameter Group P.
● Counter Trigger Signal (setting: 87)

Refer to Parameters H1-19 and H1-20
● Counter Reset (setting: 88)

When this Function is activated (ON), the Internal Counter’s Present Value (U1-47) will be Reset (Clear to “0"). The Counter
start to receive the Trigger Signal again until this Function is Inactivated.
● Pulse Input (setting: 89)

This Function is for Multi-function Input Terminal D6 only. It is used for Pulse Train or PWM Signal Input.
Refer to Parameters H1-15~ H1-18.
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H1-11 D1~ D5 Input Signal Selection X O O X X H1-13 MOP Control Bandwidth X O O X X
00000 0.00~ 5.00 @ 0.00
bit 0: D1 Function Description
bit 1: D2 There are Two Operation Mode for this Parameter as
bit 2: D3 Following:
bit 3: D4 @ 00000 1. H1-13=”0.00"
bit 4: D5 VFD ACC to D1-13 then keep in Stable Frequency that
Meaning of Value in bit 0~ bit 4:
[0]: Make Signal (N.O.)
a Run Command is On. The Output Frequency will
Ramp Increase/ Decrease Frequency up to MOPs
S
[1]: Break Signal (N.C.)
Function Name
Command is Input, the Frequency is in Stable if MOPs
removed. Please see Fig. H1-13=0.00.
1
N.O. or N.C. Setting of Terminal D1 to D5 2. H1-13≠ ”0.00"
Function Description VFD ACC to D1-13 then k eep in Stable Frequency that 2
[0]: Signal Inputs (Activated) when Closed (Make). a Run Command is On. The Output Frequency will
[1]: Signal Inputs (Activated) when Opened (Break). Increase/ Decrease to D1-13± H1-13 up to MOPs 3
Command is Input. If the MOPs depress more longer
Note: Please Do Not set the Operation Command
Source by Terminals before Change the Signal Selection
than 2 Seconds the MOP Function should be same as
when H1-13=”0.00". Please see Fig. H1-13≠ 0.00.
4
for D1~D6. The Unintended Start could result in Death,
Serious Injury, Equipment, or Property Damage.
5
6
H1-12 D6 Input Signal Selection X O O X X
Setting Value 7
00000
bit 0: D6 @ 00000 A
bit 1~ bit 4: Reserrved
N.O. or N.C. Setting of Terminal D6
Refer to H1-11
Ramp ACC./ DEC.

Output
Frequency
MOP ON
Up OFF
MOP ON
Down OFF
Fig. H1-13= “0.00"
Ramp ACC./ DEC. as H1-13

Fig. H1-13=”0.00"
Output
H1-13
Frequency
2 Sec.
MOP ON
Up OFF
MOP ON
Down OFF
Fig. H1-13≠ “0.00"
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H1-14 MOP Hold Reference Selection X O O X X H1-06= 89 (D6-Pusle Input)
Setting Value H1-15= 1 (Pulse Frequency Survey Mode)
Held Frequency during MOP Operation is @ [0] H1-17= 0.01~ 9.99
Retained. Input Pulse FEQ
VFD Frequency REF= X (H1-17)
Held Frequency during MOP Operation not [1] 100
Retained. The Maxi. VFD Frequency is ≤ D2-01 (Frequency
Held Frequency during MOP Operation is [2] Upper Limit)
Retained and MOP Increase/Decrease is still
Enable while in STOP. Note: The Standard Pulse Train Input Frequency is 10~
S Function Name 5kHz, 10kHz Maximum.
Hold Reference Memory Selection for MOP Control
● Parameter Setting for Terminal D6 by PWM Inputs
B1-01= 4 (Reference Source by Pulse Train/ PWM
[0]: The VFD Stop refer to B1-03 and Frequency
2 Reference will be stored in D1-13 once Run
Input)
H1-06= 89 (D6-Pusle Input)
Command is Off. MOP Increase/Decrease is Disable H1-15= 0 (Pulse Width Survey Mode)
3 while VFD in STOP. H1-17= 0.01~ 9.99
[1]: Held Frequency during MOP Operation not Retained. VFD Frequency REF= Pulse Width Duty X (D2-01)
4 lthe VFD Start at 0Hz if a Run Command is ON, the
Note: PWM allowed Cycle Range: 1~100mS.
VFD Stop refer to B1-03 and Output Frequency will
5 not be stored after Run Command is Off.
[2]: The VFD Stop refer to B1-03 and Frequency
H1-18 Pulse Reference Filter for LCP X O O O X
6 Reference will be stored in D1-13 once Run
Command is Off and MOP Increase/Decrease is still Setting Value
Enable while VFD in STOP. 1~200 @ 20
7 Function Name
Pulse Input Signal Filter Coefficient for LCP Displayed
A H1-15 Pulse Input Signal Selection
Setting Value
X O O X X
Increase this set Value if Frequency Reference shown in
PWM @ [0]
LCP is Hunting when Pulse Input Function is used.
Pulse Train [1]
[0]: Pulse Width Survey Mode. H1-19 Counter Target Value X O O O X
[1]: Pulse Frequency Survey Mode. Setting Value
0~9999 @0
H1-16 Pulse Input Filter Coefficient X O O X X
Setting Value H1-20 Preset Counter Value X O O O X
0~ 100 @1 Setting Value
Function Name 0~9999 @0
Pulse Input RMS Filter Coefficient
H1-21 Counter Input Scan Time X O O O X

H1-17 Pulse Input Gain X O O X X
Setting Value
Setting Value
1~10 (X 2mS.) @1
0.01~ 9.99 @ 1.00
● Parameter Setting for Terminal D6 by Pulse Train
Inputs
B1-01= 4 (Reference Source by Pulse Train/ PWM
Input)
● Parameter Setting Description for Counter Function.
The Counter Trigger input can be connected to an External Pulse Generator when Counting a Process Step or Unit of Material.
The Parameter below is needed for Counter Function.
1. Multi-function Terminal Input (D1~D6):
A Terminal H1-0_= 87 (Counter Trigger), a Terminal H1-0_= 88 (Counter Reset)
H1-19=1~9999, H1-20=1~9999.
2. Relay/ PHC Output Setting:
H2-01~03= 46 (Target Value), when Counter Current Value attains this set Value, Relay/ PHC will Activate, and Inactivates by
Next Trigger.
H2-01~03= 47 (Preset Value), when Counter Current Value attains this set Value, Relay/ PHC will Activate, and Inactivates as
same as Set Value= 46.
H2-01~03= 48, (Counter in Triggering Level)
Note: Each Counter Trigger Signal is activated on Rise Edge and Inactivates on Fall Edge, the Counter’s Current Value will be
Reset when the Multi-function Terminal Input have set to “88 Counter Reset” and activates, or the Counter Target Value Attains.
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● Counter Timing Diagram
The Counter Trigger Input can be connected to an External Pulse Generator when Counting a Process Step or Unit of Material.
The Time Diagram below shows how the Counter working and Setting, please read description on Next Page.
i.e. H1-19=5, H1-20=3 (H1-19 > H1-20), H2-01=47, H2-02=46
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3
S
Pulse Input
Relay 1 activates
Width of Pulse Signal
must ≥ 5mS., namely the
1
Max. Pulse Frequency is
Relay 1 Activates Timing
(H2-01= 47, Preset Value Attain)
ON 100Hz. 2
H1-20= 3
(Preset Value)
H1-19= 5
(Target Value)
3
Relay 2 activates
4
Relay 2 Activates Timing ON
(H2-02= 46, Target Value Attain) 5
Fig. Counter Timing Diagram 6
Note: The Pulse Frequency Range is 0~100Hz for the Counter Input. 7
A
5.7.2 Digital Outputs: H2
H2-01 Relay 1(RY1) Function Selection X O O X X H2-02 Relay 2(RY2) Function Selection X O O X X
0~48 @ [E] 0~48 @ [0]
H2-03 PHC Function Selection X O O X X ● Multi-function Digital Outputs Function List

Setting Value Set Value Function Description
0~48 @ [2]
Function Name 0 During Run
Photo-coupler Transistor Output 2 Frequency Agree
3 Desired Frequency Agree
H2-06 Digital Output Signal Selection X O O X X 4 Frequency Detection 1
Setting Value 5 Frequency Detection 2
00000 E Fault
bit 0: RY1 1E Restart Enabled
bit 1: RY2
bit 2: PHC 1F Motor Overload (OL1) Pre-Alarm (90%)
@ 00000 41 Power Loss Righthrough
bit 3, 4: Reserved
Meaning of Value in bit 0~ bit 2: 42 Fast Stop (E.S.)
[0]: Make Signal (N.O.)
43 In Baseblock (B.B.)
[1]: Break Signal (N.C.)
Function Name 44 VFD Overload (OL2)
N.O. or N.C. Setting of Terminal RY1, RY2, PHC 45 PID Feedback Lost
Function Description 46 Counter Target Value Attains
[0]: Terminal Closes (Make) when Signal Outputs 47 Counter Preset Value Attains
(Activated).
48 Counter Signal in Triggering Level
[1]: Terminal Opens (Break) when Signal Outputs
(Activated).
● During Run (setting: “0”)

Activates when a Run Command is Input, or when the VFD Outputs Voltage.
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● Frequency Agree (setting: “2”)
Activates whenever the Output Frequency “Agrees” with the Frequency Reference, Plus or Minus the Free Agree Detection
Width (L4-02). This is Effective during Both Forward and Reverse Operation.
Fdet= Reference± L4-02
RUN
Command RUN STOP
S
1 Detection Width
(L4-02)
Frequency
Reference
2 Output
Frequency
3
4
(L4-02)
5 Frequency Agree Signal is
Reference Inactivated if
6 Command is Off
Frequency Agree
7 Signal
OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF
A Fig. Frequency Agree Timing Diagram
● Desired Frequency Agree (setting: “3”)

Activates whenever the Output Frequency “Agrees” with the Frequency Agree Detection Level, Plus or Minus the Speed
Agree Detection Width (L4-02). This is Effective during Both Forward and Reverse Operation.
Fdet= L4-01± L4-02
RUN
Command RUN STOP RUN STOP RUN STOP
L4-01
Frequency (L4-02)
Reference
Detection Width
L4-01
Output (L4-02)
Frequency
VFD during ACC
Stall Prevention
L4-01 (L4-02)
Desired Frequency
OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF
Agree Signal
Fig. Desired Frequency Agree Timing Diagram
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● Frequency Detection 1 (setting: “4”)
Activates whenever the Output Frequency is at or above the Frequency Detection Level (L4-01). This is Effective during both
Forward and Reverse Operation.
Fdet= Reference≥ L4-01
RUN
Command RUN STOP
S
Frequency
Reference
1
Frequency Detection
Output Level (L4-01) 2
Frequency
3
4
(L4-01) Signal is still Activated (
Depends on Frequency
5
Level) during Command is
Off 6
Frequency Detection 1 OFF
Signal
ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF 7
Fig. Frequency Detection 1 Timing Diagram A
● Frequency Detection 2 (setting: “5”)

Activates whenever the Output Frequency is at or below the Frequency Detection Level (L4-01). This is Effective during both
Forward and Reverse Operation.
Fdet= Reference≤ L4-01
RUN RUN STOP

Command
Frequency
Reference
Output Frequency Detection
Frequency Level (L4-01)
(L4-01) Signal is Activated until

VFD Stops
Frequency Detection 2
ON
Signal ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF
Fig. Frequency Detection 2 Timing Diagram
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5.7.3 Analog Inputs: H3

H3-02 Terminal AVI Reference % Gain O O O X X Function Description
Setting Value ● Signal is 0~10V or 0~20mA
0~1000 (%) @ 100 V:
V(v)
Function Description F(Hz)= X (D2-01)
10(v)
Set Terminal AVI Input Gain Level when the Reference
I:
Voltage is 10V, as Percentage of D2-01 (Frequency I(mA)
Upper Limit). F(Hz)= X (D2-01)
20(mA)
S
● Signal is 2~10V or 4~20mA
1 H3-03 Terminal AVI Reference % Bias O O O X X V: V-2(v)
Setting Value F(Hz)= X (D2-01), F(Hz)=0 if V≤ 2V
10-2(v)
2 0~100 (%) @0
I:
I-4(mA)
3 Set Terminal AVI Input Bias Level when the Reference F(Hz)=
20-4(mA)
X (D2-01), F(Hz)=0 if I≤ 4mA
Voltage is 0V, as Percentage of D2-01 (Frequency Upper
4 Limit).
H3-14 Terminal AVI Bias +/- Selection O O O X X
5 H3-09 Terminal ACI Function Selection X O O X X Setting Value
Setting Value Positive @ [0]
6 PID Feedback Signal @ [0] Negative [1]
Frequency Bias of POT or AVI [1] Function Name
7 Function Description Terminal AVI Bias Positive/ Negative Selection
[0]: PID Feedback Signal Input Terminal, PID runs
A according to B5-01.
H3-15 AVI Normal/ Invert Selection O O O X X
[1]: When Frequency Reference comes through AVI or
POT (set B1-01/ B1-10= 1 or 5), ACI could be the Setting Value
Bias of Input Reference. Normal @ [0]
Invert [1]
Function Name
H3-10 Terminal ACI Reference % Gain O O O X X Terminal AVI Control Normal/ Invert Selection
Setting Value
0~1000 (%) @ 100
H3-16 Terminal ACI Scan Time X O O X X
Set Terminal ACI Input Gain Level when the Reference Setting Value
Voltage is 20mA, as Percentage of selected Function. 1~100 (X 2mS.) @ 50
The Scan Time is 2m Second Cycle.
H3-11 Terminal ACI Reference % Bias O O O X X In Environment contains the Noise Interfere, Increase
Setting Value H3-12 can defense the obstruction, but the Signal
0~100 (%) @0 Response should be Lower.
Set Terminal AVI Input Bias Level when the Reference H3-17 Terminal ACI Bias +/- Selection O O O X X
Voltage is 0/ 4mA (refer to set H3-13), as Percentage of Setting Value
selected Function.
Positive @ [0]
Negative [1]
H3-12 Terminal AVI Scan Time X O O X X Function Name
Setting Value Terminal ACI Bias Positive/ Negative Selection
1~100 (X 2mS.) @ 50
Function Description H3-18 ACI Normal/ Invert Selection O O O X X
The Scan Time is 2m Second Cycle. Setting Value
In Environment contains the Noise Interfere, Increase Normal @ [0]
H3-12 can defense the obstruction, but the Signal Invert [1]
Response should be Lower.
Function Name
Terminal ACI Control Normal/ Invert Selection
H3-13 AVI ACI Input Signal Selection X O O X X H3-19 AI/ Pulse Train Reference Filter X O O X X
Value AVI ACI 1~100 @ 30
[0] 0~10V 0~20mA Function Name
[1] 0~10V 4~20mA @ [0]
[2] 2~10V 0~20mA Analog/ POT/ Pulse Train(D6) Reference Hunting Filter
[3] 2~10V 4~20mA Coefficient
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● AVI/ ACI Bias
The Bias is not for Frequency only, the Definition is different depends on H3-14 Selection as below.
1. When H3-14=0 (Positive Value), the Frequency relatives to the Analog Signal Input 0 is called “Reference Bias” (FBI), the Bias
is set for Frequency Reference.
2. When H3-14=1 (Negative Value), the Signal Input relatives to the 0 Hz is called “Signal Bias” (SBI). the Bias is set for Signal
Input Level.
The Bias Value It is shown by “FBI%”.

S
D2-01 ● When Bias set “+” (H3-14= 0)
F BI
1
50 (Hz) F BI %= X 100%
(D2-01) 2
● When Bias set “-” (H3-14= 1) 3
Positive S BI
F BI %=
S FLL
X 100% 4
F BI
(H3-14= 0)
5
In these Calculations, :
F BI —Reference Bias (Hz)
F BI % —Reference % Bias
6
S BI (H3-14= 1)
S BI —Signal Bias (V or mA)
0 2 4 6 8 10 (V) S FLL —10V or 20mA 7
S FLL D2-01—Frequency Upper Limit
Negative
A
Fig. Frequency Reference Bias
● AVI/ ACI Reference % Gain

The relation between % Gain, Max. Requiring Frequency and Frequency Upper Limit is as the Calculation below.
Frequency
(Hz)
F max1 g1%
50(Hz) 100% F max

g%= X 100%
(D2-01)
3
F max2 g2%
1
2
In the Calculation:
g% —Reference % Gain
F max —Estimated Max.Frequency
D2-01—Frequency Upper Limit
0 2 4 6 8 10 (V)
Fig. Frequency Reference Gain
It is hereby the Estimated Max. Frequency (Fmax) maybe not the same as Frequency Upper Limit (D1-01).
When g% <100% (g2%), the Maximum VFD Output Actual Frequency is equal to the Calculated Value (Fmax2), as 2 in Fig.
Frequency Reference Gain.
When g% >100% (g1%), the Maximum VFD Output Actual Frequency is equal to Frequency Upper Limit (D2-01), as 3 in Fig.
Frequency Reference Gain.
In the Fig. Frequency Reference Gain, the Line 1 is 50Hz Base Pattern.
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See Example below to know and get a correct % Bias & Bias Selection for your Application.
● i.e. +50% Bias with Normal Selection
Bias Hz
Frequency Upper
100% 50Hz Limit D2-01 H3-02 H3-03 H3-14 H3-15
B
50% 25Hz
S A
A 100% 50% 0 0
0% 0Hz
1 0V 5V 10V V
B 100% 0% 0 0
2 (0mA) ( 20mA)
3 ● i.e. +50% Bias with Invert Selection

4
Bias% Hz
5 100% 50Hz
C
Frequency Upper
H3-02 H3-03 H3-14 H3-15
Limit D2-01
6 50% 25Hz C 100% 50% 0 1
D
0% 0Hz
7 0V 5V 10V V D 100% 0% 0 1
A (0mA) ( 20mA)
● i.e. -50% Bias with Normal Selection
Hz
Frequency Upper
50Hz Limit D2-01
25Hz H3-02 H3-03 H3-14 H3-15
E 100% 20% 1 0
0Hz
2V 10V V
( 4mA) (20mA)
0% 20% 100%
-Bias%
● i.e. -50% Bias with Invert Selection
Hz
Frequency Upper
50Hz Limit D2-01
25Hz
H3-02 H3-03 H3-14 H3-15
F
0Hz F 100% 50% 1 1
5V 10V V
(10mA) (20mA)
0% 50% 100%
-Bias%
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5.7.4 Analog Outputs: H4

H4-01 AO Function Selection O O O X X H4-09 Terminal AO Bias +/- Selection O O O X X
Frequency Reference [1] Positive @ [0]
Output Frequency @ [2] Negative [1]
Output Current [3] Function Description
Output Voltage [6] Refer to Analog Inputs: H3
DC Bus Volatge [7]
Function Name S
Analog Output Terminal AO Function Selection H4-10 AO Normal/ Invert Selection O O O X X
Function Description Setting Value 1
Terminal AO Output 0~10VDC, uses the H4-02~ H4-10 Normal @ [0]
do some adjusting if there is some difference between a Invert
Function Name
[1] 2
additional Device measured Value and VFD Output
Value.
Maximum Output Voltage is 10VDC.
Terminal AO Control Normal/ Invert Selection
3
Refer to Analog Inputs: H3 4
H4-02 Terminal AO % Gain O O O X X
Setting Value 5
0~1000 (%) @ 100
6
Sets the Terminal AO Output Gain for the Analog Output
Monitors. To obtain the Output Level, multiply the Monitor 7
Output Level by the Gain Value set in H4-02.
A
H4-03 Terminal AO Reference % Bias O O O X X
Setting Value
0~100 (%) @0
Sets the Terminal AO Output Bias for the Analog Output
Monitors. To obtain the Output Level, multiply the Monitor
Output Level by the Gain Value set in H4-02, then add
the Bias Value set in H4-03 to H4-10.
AO Gain
10V X %Gain1
+ Bias % Gain1
10V 100%
%BiasX 10
100V
0V
0% Monitor Item
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5.7.5 Serial Communication (Modbus) Set-up: H5

The VFD uses Communication Terminals A,B,SG to
communicate via MODBUS Protocol.
H5-01 Modbus Station Address X X X X X H5-06 Modbus Response Delay Time X X X X X
1~32 @1 1~16 (X 2mS.) @5
Function Name Function Name
S Serial Communication Station Address
Transmission Response Delay Time
Set this Value for the Time between VFD received Data
1 Selects a Station Address for Identification of the VFD
during Serial Communication. and Send Data.
2
H5-02 Modbus Baud Rate X X X X X H5-08 ASCII/ RTU Code Selection X X X X X
3 Setting Value Setting Value
1200 Baud [0] RTU Code @ [0]
4 2400 Baud [1] ASCII Code [1]
4800 Baud [2] Function Name
5 9600 Baud @ [3] Modbus ASCII/ RTU Protocol Code Selection
19200 Baud [4] Function Description
6 Function Name
Serial Communication Baud Rate
Refer to YD101 MODBUS Manual.
H5-09 Modbus Stop Bit Selection X X X X X
Selects the Baud Rate at which the VFD Serially
A Communicates with External Devices. Setting Value
1 Stop Bit @ [0]
2 Stop Bit [1]
H5-03 Modbus Parity Selection X X X X X Function Name
Setting Value Serial Communication Stop Bit Selection
No parity @ [0]
Even parity [1]
Odd parity [2] H5-10 Modbus Data Format Selection X X X X X
Function Name Setting Value
Serial Communication Parity Selection 8 Bits Data @ [0]
Function Description 7 Bits Data [1]
Selects the Transmission Parity for the MODBUS Port. Function Name
Serial Communication Data Format Selection
H5-04 Stop Method Modbus Error X X X X X
Setting Value
[0]: Ramp to Stop according to the Time set in @ [0]
C1-02.
[1]: Coast to Stop. [1]
[2]: Fast-stop according to the time set in C1-04. [2]
[3]: Alarm Only Continuous Operation
Function Name
Stopping Method After Communication Error
Selects the Stopping Method after a Transmission Error
is detected, the LCP shows “CE”.
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H5-11 MODBUS Time Out Detection X O O X X H5-12 Number of MODBUS Error X O O X X

0.0~25.5 @ 0.0 1~20 @3
Serial Communication Time Out Detecting Time Allowed Number of Serial Communication Error
Set the MODBUS Time Out Detection Function. After When the Number of VFD Communication Data Fail is
Initial Communication begins, if Communication is over than H5-12, the Error Code “OPE14” will be
Interrupted for Longer than H5-11, then a displayed. S
Communication Fault will occur.
During a Communication Fault, the Fault Code “CE” will
be displayed
1
If set Value=0.0, the Time Out Detection Function is
disabled.
2
3
Master Slave Slave Master
(Controller) (YD101) (YD101) (Controller) 4
PLC Command VFD Responce
Data Data 5
3.5 off Characters H5-06 Set Value 6
Fig. Transmission Response Delay 7
A
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5.8 Protection, Group (L)

5.8.1 Motor Overload: L1
L1-06 Motor OL1 Selection X O O X X L1-08 Motor Overload Type Selection X O O X X
Motor Overload Detection is disabled. [0] OL= 150%, 1 Minute @ [0]
Motor Overload Detection is enabled. @ [1] OL= 123%, 1 Minute [1]
Function Name OL= L1-10, Time= L1-11 [2]
S Motor Protection Fault Selection (OL1) Function Description
Function Description [0]: It is for General Application, the Motor can continue
1 The Motor Electronic Thermal Overload Function
Operation if the Load is under 103% of Motor Rating.
The Motor Operates 1 Minute only if Load is 150%
estimates Motor Temperature, based on Rated Current
Motor Rating.
2 setting (E2-01) and Time, to protect the Motor from
[1]: This is for HVAC (Centrifugal Fan or Pump)
Overheating.
Application, the Motor can continue Operation if the
3 When the Electronic Thermal Overload Relay is
Activated, an “OL1” Error occurs, Shutting OFF the VFD
Load is under 113% of Motor Rating. The Motor
Operates 1 Minute only if Load is 123% Motor
Output and preventing Excessive Overheating in the
4 Motor. As long as the VFD is Powered Up, it continues to
Rating.
[2]: It is for Customize Requiring, the OL1 Level and
calculate the Motor Temperature.
5 Time depends on Set L1-10 and L1-11. (This is
available for Firmware V0.7 and Later.)
6 L1-07 Motor Cooling Type Selection X O O X X
Setting Value L1-09 Stopping Method after OL1 X O O X X
7 Self Cooling @ [0] Setting Value
Force Cooling Fan [1] VFD Shuts Off after OL1 Detected. @ [0]
A Function Description VFD Continue Operation after OL1 Detected. [1]
This Setting for the Type of Motor Ventilation. Affects the Function Name
Characteristic of Motor Overload Protection by Lowering Stop Method after OL1Protection Fault Selection
the Actual Overload Current at Lower Frequency Function Description
(Speeds). [0]: VFD Output Shuts Off when the OL1 is detected, a
[0]: With a Motor with a Shaft Mount Fan, the Cooling “OL1" Signal Blinks on the LCP. If Operation is
Ability will drop when Motor Runs at Low Frequency needed, please do the Reset by Terminal or RESET
(Speed), therefore the VFD’s OL1 Protection Key of LCP.
responds quickly at Low Frequency. [1]: VFD Continue Operation when the OL1 is detected,
[1]: VFD’s OL1 Protection Level is the same at High a “OL1" Signal Blinks on the LCP. The ‘OL1" Signal
Speed and Low Speed. will Off when the Load (Current) is dropped lower
Note: If set L1-07= 0 (Motor Self Cooling), please Set than L1-08 selected Value.
T1-05 to Real Rated Frequency of Motor that is used.
L1-10 Motor Overload Protection Level X O O X X
Setting Value
30~200 (%) @ 100
The Actual OL Protection Level will be 1.2 Times of L1-
10 set Value voluntarily. i.e. if set L1-10= 100%, the
Motor will stop after L1-11 set Time if Load is 144%
Motor Rating.
This Parameter is Enabled when L1-08= 2.
L1-11 Motor Overload Protection Time X O O X X

Setting Value
0.1~100.0 (Sec.) @ 20.0
This Parameter is Enabled when L1-08= 2.
● When operating with one VFD connected to one Motor, an External Thermal Relay is not needed.
● When operating Several Motors with one VFD, Install a Thermal Relay on Each Motor. In this case, set Parameter L1-06 to “0”.
● The Motor Protection Function may not protect a Motor when the Power Supply is turned ON and OFF Frequently, because the
Thermal Value is Reset Each Time that the Power is turned OFF.
● If the Overload OL1 Pre Alarm (1F) is set in one of the Multi-function Outputs (H2-01 to H2-03), the Output will be turned ON when
the Electronic Thermal Value reaches 90% of the Overload Detection Level.
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5.8.2 Power Loss Ridethrough: L2

When Momentary Power Loss occurs, Operation can Restart Automatically, according to the Setting of the Following Parameters.
L2-01 Power Loss Selection X O O X X L2-02 Momentary Power Loss Time X O O X X

Disabled @ [0] 0.0~2.0 (Sec.) @ 0.5
Enabled [1] Function Name
Enabled (CPU) [2] Momentary Power Loss Ridethrough Time
S
Function Name
Momentary Power Loss Ridethrough Selection
Due to a Huge Load Equipment is added to the same
1
Function Description Input Power Circuit with VFD, it could result in the
Selects whether the VFD Stops when Power Loss is Voltage Drops suddenly below the Under Voltage Level, 2
Detected or “Rides Through” a Momentary Power Loss. the VFD will Shot off Output at once. If the Power
When Ridethrough Operation is Selected (Enabled), Supply Voltage Level recovers in the Time set L2-02, it 3
Speed Search may start from the Current Output will Spin Start Tracing from the Tripped Frequency, or the
Frequency. VFD will trip with ‘LV-C’ Signal shown in LCP. 4
[0]: Momentary Power Loss Ridethrough is Ddisabled. Sets the Ridethrough Time allowed before the VFD trips,
When Momentary Power Loss is detected a Fault after Momentary Power Loss. This setting is activated 5
Contact trips Stopping the VFD, and “LV-C” Signal is when L2-01 is set to “1”. If Power is Restored within this
shown on LCP. Time, Operation Restarts Automatically. 6
[1]: Momentary Power Loss Ridethrough is Enabled for
the Time set in L2-02. When Momentary Power Loss 7
is detected a Fault Contact does not trip.
lf Power is Restored within the Time set in L2-02,
VFD Restarts 0.5 Second later, and the Number of
A
Restart is Unlimited.
lf Power is not Restored within the Time set in L2-02,
a Fault Contact trips Stopping the VFD, and “LV-C”
Signal is shown on LCP.
[2]: Momentary Power Loss Ridethrough is Enabled
within the Control Logic Time, regardless of the Time
set in L2-02. The Control Logic Time differs
depending on VFD Capacity. If Power is not Restored
within Long Time, VFD Stops.
If Power is Restored before VFD’s LCP goes Off,
VFD Restarts according to Set B1-02, L5-03 and
Terminal Signal Status.
Note : When B1-02=1(Run Command by Terminal), please Turn the Run Signal & Input Power Off if Power Loss for a long
Time. The VFD may Start or Restart if Power is Restored, it could result in Serious Injury or Equipment damaged.
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5.8.3 Stall Prevention: L3

This Function Automatically Adjusts the Output Frequency, Acceleration and/or Deceleration Rates in order to
Continue Operation without Tripping or “Stalling” the VFD.
L3-01 Acceleration Stall Prevention X O O X X L3-04 Deceleration Stall Prevention X O O X X

Disabled. @ [0] Disabled. @ [0]
Enabled. [1] Enabled. [1]
S Function Name Enabled with Limited Function. [2]
Stall Prevention Selection During Acceleration Function Name
1 Function Description Stall Prevention Selection During Decelerating
[0]: Stall Prevention/ Current Limit during Acceleration is Function Description
2 Disabled. The VFD increases the Output Frequency
at the set Acceleration Rate. lf the Acceleration Rate
An Excessively Short Deceleration Time will Generate an
Overvoltage Fault (OV)and the VFD will Stop. Please
3 is too Fast for the Load Condition the VFD may trip
on Overcurrent (OC) or Overload (OL).
uses the Additional Braking Device (such as Braking
Resister/ Braking Unit or Module) if needed.
[1]: Stall Prevention/ Current Limit during Acceleration is
4 Enabled. The Acceleration Rate is Automatically
For Set Value [1] or [2], The DC Bus Voltage Level and
Output Current are Monitored and the Deceleration Rate
Reduced according to Motor Current to prevent is Automatically Extended to Prevent an Overvoltage or
5 Stalling during Acceleration. The Acceleration Time Overcurrent Condition. This Deceleration Rate may be
may be Longer than the Set Value (C1-01 or C1-03). Longer than the Set Value (C1-02 or C1-04).
6 [0]: Additional Braking Device used, VFD stop the Motor
follow Set Value (C1-02 or C1-04)
L3-02 ACC Stall Prevention Level X O O X X
7 Setting Value
[1]: Enabled for VFD DEC. to Stop, or VFD DEC for
Speed change during Operation.
50~200 (%) @ 150
A Function Name
[2]: Enabled when VFD DEC for Speed change during
Operation only, it is Disabled for VFD DEC to Stop.
Stall Prevention Level During Acceleration Set [2] is available for Firmware V.0.7 and Later.
The Stall Prevention/ Current Limit Level during Please Refer to Parameter L3-07 for Deceleration
Acceleration is set as a Percentage of VFD Rated Current Limit Setting.
Current.
Adjust the DEC Rate to Prevent
A setting of 200% disables Current Limit during
the Overvoltage Fault (OV)
Acceleration. During Acceleration, if the Output Current Output
Exceeds this Current Limit Level (L3-02), Acceleration Frequency
Stops and Frequency is Maintained.
When the Output Current Decreases below this Current
Limit Level (L3-02), Acceleration Restarts.
In General, no need to make a Change for L3-02.
Time
C1-02/ C1-04 DEC Rate
L3-02 Fig. Stall Prevention Function During
Output Deceleration (L3-04)
Current
Time L3-05 Running Stall Prevention X O O X X

Setting Value
Disabled. @ [0]
Output Enabled. [1]
Frequency Control the ACC Rate to Function Name
Prevent the VFD from Tripping Stall Prevention Selection During Running
[0]: Stall Prevention/ Current Limit during Running is
Time
Disabled. An Excessively Load change will generate
an Overvload (OL) or Overcurrent (OC) Fault and the
Fig. Stall Prevention Function During ACC (L3-01= 1) VFD will Stop.
[1]: Stall Prevention/ Current Limit during Running is
Enabled. When the VFD Output Current Exceeds the
Current Limit Level (L3-06), for More than 100ms
during Speed Agree the Output Frequency is
Decreased according to Deceleration Time (C1-02 or
C1-04), and this can Prevent Stalling. When the Load
Condition is Stabilized the VFD Accelerates to the
Previous Frequency.
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L3-06 Running Stall Prevention Level X O O X X L3-08 Running Over Volt. Prevention X O O X X
50~200 (%) @ 150 Disabled @ [0]
Function Name Enabled [1]
Stall Prevention Level During Running Function Name
Function Description Over Voltage Prevention During Running Selection
The Stall Prevention/ Current Limit Level during Running Function Description
is set as a Percentage of VFD Rated Current. Set Enable to Increases the VFD Output Frequency
A setting of 200% disables Current Limit during Running. Automatically when DC Bus Voltage is Over than L3-09 S
During Speed Agree, if the Output Current Exceeds this Set Value.
Current Limit Level during Running, then Deceleration
Starts.
1
When the Output Current Exceeds this Current Limit L3-09 Running OV. Prevention Level X O O X X
Level (L3-06), Deceleration Continues. When the Output Setting Value
2
Current Decreases below this Current Limit Level (L3-
06), Acceleration Starts, Up to the Set Frequency.
350.0~ 390.0 VDC...(200V Class))
700.0~ 780.0 VDC...(400V Class)
@ 380.0
@ 760.0
3
Function Name
Overvoltage Prevention Level During Running
4
Output L3-06 Refer to Parameter L3-08
5
Current
6
L3-10 Deceleration OV. Restraint Gain X O O O X
Time
Setting Value
7
0~25 @ 10
Function Name A
Output
Frequency Overvoltage Restraint Gain During Deceleration
Decrease Frequency to Function Description
Prevent the VFD from This Parameter can increase the Brake ability for V/F
Tripping Control Mode.
Time When Stall Prevention During Deceleration is Enabled,
Enlarge this Set Value if Actual Deceleration Time is too
Fig. Stall Prevention Function During long or “OV” Fault occurred.
Running (L3-05= 1)
L3-07 DEC Stall Prevention Level X O O X X

Setting Value
50~200 (%) @ 150
Function Name
Stall Prevention Level During Deceleration
The Stall Prevention/ Current Limit Level during
Deceleration is set as a Percentage of VFD Rated
Current.
A setting of 200% disables Current Limit during
Deceleration. During Deceleration, if the Output Current
Exceeds this Current Limit Level (L3-07), Deceleration
Stops and Frequency is Maintained.
When the Output Current Decreases below this Current
Limit Level (L3-07), Deceleration Restarts.
In General, no need to make a Change for L3-07.
Refer to L3-04 for more Description about Deceleration
Stall Prevention.
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5.8.4 Reference Detection: L4

Refer to section H2, Digital Outputs on Page 5-28, for More Detailed Information .
L4-01 Frequency Agree Level O O O X X L4-02 Frequency Agree Width O O O X X
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 0.00~30.00 (Hz) @ 2.00
Frequency Agree Detection Level Frequency Agree Detection Width
S Function Description Function Description
Sets the Detection Level for the Desired Frequency Sets the Detection Width for Frequency and Desired
1 Agree and Frequency Detection 1 and 2 Functions.
The Set Detection Level is Effective during Both FWD
Frequency Agree 1 and Frequency Detection 1 and 2
functions.
and REV Operation.
2
3
5.8.5 Automatic Restart: L5
4 After a Fault occurs, the VFD and its Fault Detection Circuit can be Reset. The Automatic Restart Function allows the
VFD to Continue Operation after Certain Faults. .
5 L5-01 Number of Automatic Restart X O O X X L5-04 Automatic Restart Waiting Time X O O X X
6 0~10 @0 0.0~800.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
7 Number of Automatic Reset then Restart Attempt Waiting Time of Automatic Restart Attempts
A Sets the Number of Automatic Restart Attempts. Setting ● If L5-04= 0.0, the Automatic Restart is Disabled.
to “0” Disables this Function. ● When L5-04> 0, L5-01= 0
Automatic Restart Function is used Frequently that may The Fault is Reset Automatically after Fault Occurs 0.5
Result VFD Damaged. Second later. Speed Search Starts from the Previous
Output Frequency before the Fault Occurred, then
The Number of Restart Attempts is reset to 0 when: Accel/ DEC to the Current Frequency Reference.
● A Fault does not Occur for More than 10 Minutes after ● When L5-04> 0, L5-01> 0
Restart. A Fault Occurs, VFD Outputs Shuts Off for L5-04 Set
● A Fault Reset Command is Input from the Control Time. While the L5-04 Time elapses, the Fault is Reset
Circuit Terminal or the Digital Operator. Automatically and Speed Search Starts to the Current
● Power is Cycled. Frequency Reference.
● When L5-04> 0, L5-01> 0
Automatic Restart is not Disability during Deceleration
L5-03 Automatic Restart Method X O O X X to Stop and DC Braking.
Setting Value
Speed Search @ [0]
Direct Start [1] L5-05 Restart Mode Selection X O O X X
Starting Method after Automatic Restart Attempts Restart Command is disabled when Run @ [0]
Function Description Command Activates.
[0]: When the Fault is Reset Automatically and Speed Restart Command is No Matter with Run [1]
Search Starts from the Previous Output Frequency Command Status.
before the Fault Occurred. Function Description
[1]: When the Fault is Reset Automatically and VFD If L5-05= 0, the Run Command Signal must be
Starts from the Zero Speed and according to the Inactivated after a Fault Detected then Reset the Fault.
Acceleration Time accelerate to the Set Frequency. Otherwise the Restart Function would be disabled.
L5-06 Direct Start after Power Up X O O X X

Setting Value
Enable if Run Command is On. [0]
Disable if Run Command is On. @ [1]
[0]: When the B1-02/ B1-09= 2(Terminals) , if Run
Command Signal is On and Mains Power Up, the
VFD will Start. Yolico Recommend turning Run
Command Off if the Mains is Off, avoids the Human
Injury or Machine Damage after Power Up again.
[1]: When the B1-02/ B1-09= 2(Terminals) , if Run
Command Signal is On and Mains Power Up, the
VFD won’t Start, a “STP1" Blinks on LCP. Starts VFD
by Off-On Run Signal.
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L5-07 Direct Start Delay Time X O O X X L5-08 KEB Deceelation Time Setting X O O X X
2.0~300.0 (Sec.) @ 2.0 0.0~25.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
Direct Start Delay Time after Power Up Kinetic Energy Braking Ridethrough Deceleration Time
Function Description Setting
When Run Signal is activated and L5-06= “0", VFD Function Description
Starts after L5-07 set Time if Mains is On. This Parameter allows for setting the Deceleration Time
for Load Inertia Ridethrough. This setting is used in S
Conjunction with Multi-function Contact Inputs set for
KEB Ridethrough (H1-__ = “85”), after Momentary Power
Loss.
1
When the KEB Deceleration Time is set to “0.0”, KEB
Ridethrough Functions as Normal, when the KEB
2
Deceleration Time is set to any Value other than “0.0”,
KEB Ridethrough for Systems use is Enabled. 3
Refer to Page. 5-23 “KEB Ridethrough Power Restore
i.e. 200V Class
(setting: 85) for more Information. 4
5
Power Loss Power is Restored 6
7
KEB Power A
Ridethrough Power
Restore
H1-_ Inputs
When L5-08 >0.0 & DC
Bus < 190VDC, the KEB
Ridethrough is activating P-N DC Bus
Voltage
DC=190V
Output
Frequency
T ≠ 0.0
Deceleration Time
L5-08
Fig. KEB Ridethrough Timing Diagram
Note:
1. Set L5-08> 0.00, when the DC Bus Voltage is Lower than 190VDC, KEB Ridethrough activates.
2. If Power is Restored till the DC Bus Voltage is ≥ 220VDC (200VAC Class, 440VDC for 400VAC Class) and Rising
Edge of KEB Ridethrough Power Restored Signal is activating, VFD accelerates to the Previous Frequency
Reference according to Acceleration time (C1-01/ C1-03).
L5-09 DC Bus LV Detection Level X O O X X

Setting Value
150.0~210.0 (VDC) @ 190
300.0~420.0...(VDC) @ 380
Function Name
DC Bus Undervoltage Detection Level
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L5-07 Direct Start Delay Time X O O X X L5-08 KEB Deceelation Time Setting X O O X X
2.0~300.0 (Sec.) @ 2.0 0.0~25.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
Direct Start Delay Time after Power Up Kinetic Energy Braking Ridethrough Deceleration Time
Function Description Setting
When Run Signal is activated and L5-06= “0", VFD Function Description
Starts after L5-07 set Time if Mains is On. This Parameter allows for setting the Deceleration Time
for Load Inertia Ridethrough. This setting is used in S
Conjunction with Multi-function Contact Inputs set for
KEB Ridethrough (H1-__ = “85”), after Momentary Power
Loss.
1
When the KEB Deceleration Time is set to “0.0”, KEB
Ridethrough Functions as Normal, when the KEB
2
Deceleration Time is set to any Value other than “0.0”,
KEB Ridethrough for Systems use is Enabled. 3
Refer to Page. 5-23 “KEB Ridethrough Power Restore
i.e. 200V Class
(setting: 85) for more Information. 4
5
Power Loss Power is Restored 6
7
KEB Power A
Ridethrough Power
Restore
H1-_ Inputs
When L5-08 >0.0 & DC
Bus < 190VDC, the KEB
Ridethrough is activating P-N DC Bus
Voltage
DC=190V
Output
Frequency
T ≠ 0.0
Deceleration Time
L5-08
Fig. KEB Ridethrough Timing Diagram
Note:
1. Set L5-08> 0.00, when the DC Bus Voltage is Lower than 190VDC, KEB Ridethrough activates.
2. If Power is Restored till the DC Bus Voltage is ≥ 220VDC (200VAC Class, 440VDC for 400VAC Class) and Rising
Edge of KEB Ridethrough Power Restored Signal is activating, VFD accelerates to the Previous Frequency
Reference according to Acceleration time (C1-01/ C1-03).
L5-09 DC Bus LV Detection Level X O O X X

Setting Value
150.0~210.0 (VDC) @ 190
300.0~420.0...(VDC) @ 380
Function Name
DC Bus Undervoltage Detection Level
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5.8.6 Hardware Protection: L8

L8-04 Built-in Cooling Fan Selection X O O X X L8-17 Carrier Frequency Auto Reduce X O O X X
Auto Run by Internal Thermal [0] Disabled. @ [0]
Runs during VFD Runs @ [1] Enabled. [1]
Runs Always [2]
Stops [3] Function Name
Function Name Carrier Frequency Auto Reduce when Temperature Rise
S Built-in Cooling Fan Operation Mode Selection Function Description
Function Description Set L8-17= 1, when Monitor U1-46 is Higher than 100°C,
1 [0]: Cooling Fan Runs when Specific Temperature of the Carrier Frequency will Automatic Reduce to 4k Hz,
IGBT/ Heat Fins is detected. This Setting could and Return to Original Set Value after the Temperature
2 Increase the Life of Fan. drop to 90°C.
If C6-01 set Value is ≤ 4kHz, the Function of L8-17 is
[1]: Cooling Fan Runs when VFD is in Runs Situation.
Useless.
3 [2]: Cooling Fan Runs always when Mains Power Up.
[3]: Cooling Fan Stops always.
4
5
6 IGBT/ Heat Fin
Temperature
7
A 100°C
90°C
0 t1 t2 Time
Carrier Frequency
Switching Frequency

C6-01
4k
0 t1 t2 Time
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5.9 Operator, Group (O)

5.9.1 Monitor Selection: O1
O1-02 Monitoring after Power Up X O O X X O1-07 Scale for Monitoring Selection O O O X X
None @ [0] Output Frequency @ [0]
Frequency Reference [1] 5 Digits of RPM displayed as 00000 [1]
Output Frequency [2] 5 Digits of RPM displayed as 0000.0 [2]
Output Current [3] 5 Digits of RPM displayed as 000.00 [3] S
Output Voltage [4] 5 Digits of RPM displayed as 00.000 [4]
DC Bus Voltage [5] Function Name 1
Function Name Scale Setting for Frequency Monitoring
Monitor Selection after Power Up Function Description 2
Function Description i.e.1, set O1-07= 1, O1-06=1500, 100% Frequency
When the Power is turned On, the Frequency Reference
Reference is displayed as 1500 3
i.e.2, set O1-07= 2, O1-06=1500, 100% Frequency
will appear and Blink in the Unit’s Data display if the
Factory Settings are being used. Change the Setting of
Reference is displayed as 150.0 4
Parameter O1-02 to display an Item other than the
Frequency Reference in Fully Lit at Startup. 5
O1-06 RPM Scale for Monitoring O O O X X
6
Setting Value 7
@ 1500-50Hz
0~65535
Function Name
@ 1800-60Hz
A
RPM Scale for Monitoring Frequency
This Parameter determine the Set Value at 100% Motor
Rated Frequency (T1-05 ).
i.e. set Value to 1500, at Motor 50Hz, LCP shows 750
when Output 25Hz.
Refer to O1-07 for more Information.
5.9.2 Key Selection: O2

O2-02 LCP Stop Key Selection X O O X X O2-04 Inverter Model X O X X X
Enable @ [0] @ VFD Model
20P5~ 4075
Disable [1] Dependent
STOP Key During External Command Operation VFD Capacity Checking Number
Enables/ Disables the Digital Operator STOP Key, during Checks the VFD Capacity, according to Model Number.
Operation from the External Terminals and during Serial Control Parameters with Defaults Specific to the VFD
Communication. Capacity are set Automatically (i.e. Carrier Frequency,
[0]: The LCP STOP Key is always Enabled even during Motor Data, etc.). This Parameter is Reserved for the
External Terminal Operation and Serial use of Factory, can not change.
Communication.
[1]: The LCP STOP Key is disabled when Run Command
does not Come from the Digital Operator.
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O2-05 LCP M.O.P. Mode Selection X O O X X O2-10 Allow Worked Days X O X X X

M.O.P Disable @ [0] 0~65535 (Days) @0
M.O.P. Enable [1] Function Name
Function Name VFD Allowed Workinging Days
Digital Operator M.O.P. Mode Selection Function Description
Set this Parameter to Prohibit the VFD Operating when
Selects whether the “ENTER” Key is used when the
S Frequency Reference is set by the Digital Operator.
U1-49 ≥ O2-10.
Set Value “0" to disable this Function.
The Digital Operator can Simulate a Motor Operated
1 Potentiometer (M.O.P. or MOP) by setting this
Parameter.
O2-11 Parameter Lock by Password X O X X X
2 [0]: The LCP M.O.P. Mode is Disabled. The VFD accepts Setting Value
the Frequency Reference when the “ENTER” Key is
All Parameters Monitored Only @ [0]
3 depressed.
[1]: The LCP M.O.P. Mode is Enabled. The VFD accepts
O2-10 Monitored Only [1]
Function Name
4 the Frequency Reference as soon as changes are
made with the Arrow keys, without the “ENTER” Key Parameter Lock-out Selection by Password Protection
being depressed. Function Description
5 Refer to A1-04 to Lock-out Parameter(s) as below.
[0]: All Parameters is accessed to be Monitored only, it
6 O2-08 Accumulative Worked Time X O X X X can not be Changed.
Setting Value [1]: Only O2-10 is Locked-out just can be Monitored, The
7 Cumulative Hours at Power On @ [0] Parameters Else are accessed to be Changed.
Cumulative Hours at Running [1]
A Function Name
Accumulative Worked Time Selection
Selects this Parameter for the Monitors U1-48, U1-49.
The showed Value in U1-48 is 0~23, once the U1-48
Value is Over than 23, it should bring it to U1-49, then
U1-48 becomes “0" and Value of U1-49 plus “1".
U1-49 U1-48
(Days)
Days (Hours)
: :
0~65535 0~24
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5.10 Process, Group (P)

5.10.1 Auto Process Operation: P1
P1-00 Auto Process Selection X O O X X P1-10 Auto Process Speed 9 O O O X X
Auto Process Disable @ [0] 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Stop [1]
Continuously Executes Cycles Operation [2]
Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Keep Running [3] P1-11 Auto Process Speed 10
Setting Value
O O O X X S
at Last Process Speed
Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Stop
Continuously Executes Cycles Operation
[4]
[5]
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 1
Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Keep Running [6]
at Last Process Speed P1-12 Auto Process Speed 11 O O O X X 2
Auto Process Operation Mode Selection 0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 3
[1], [2], [3]: VFD will Start Up from the Speed of before P1-13 Auto Process Speed 12 O O O X X
4
VFD Stop, if Start Command given again.
[4], [5], [6]: VFD will Start Up from the 1st Process Speed
Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
5
after VFD Stop, if Start Command given again.
Please read more Description on Page. 5-44 6
P1-14 Auto Process Speed 13 O O O X X
P1-01 Master Frequency O O O X X Setting Value 7
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
A
Function Name P1-15 Auto Process Speed 14 O O O X X
Master Frequency (Auto Process Speed 0) Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Setting Value P1-16 Auto Process Speed 15 O O O X X
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
Setting Value P1-17 Run Time 0 for Speed 0 X O O X X
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00 Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
Setting Value
0.00~650.00 (Hz) @ 0.00
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P1-23 Run Time 6 for Speed 6 X O O X X P1-36 Run Direction 3 for Speed 3 X O O X X
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0 STOP @ [0]
FWD [1]
REV [2]
P1-24 Run Time 7 for Speed 7 X O O X X
Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0 P1-37 Run Direction 4 for Speed 4 X O O X X
Setting Value
S STOP @ [0]
P1-25 Run Time 8 for Speed 8 X O O X X FWD [1]
1 Setting Value REV [2]
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
2 P1-38 Run Direction 5 for Speed 5 X O O X X
3 P1-26 Run Time 9 for Speed 9
Setting Value
X O O X X Setting Value
STOP @ [0]
FWD [1]
4 0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
REV [2]
5 P1-27 Run Time 10 for Speed 10 X O O X X

P1-39 Run Direction 6 for Speed 6 X O O X X
Setting Value
6 0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0 Setting Value
STOP @ [0]
7 FWD
REV
[1]
[2]
A Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0 P1-40 Run Direction 7 for Speed 7 X O O X X
Setting Value
P1-29 Run Time 12 for Speed 12 X O O X X STOP @ [0]
Setting Value FWD [1]
REV [2]
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0

Setting Value
Setting Value
STOP @ [0]
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0 FWD [1]
REV [2]
Setting Value P1-42 Run Direction 9 for Speed 9 X O O X X
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0 Setting Value
STOP @ [0]
FWD [1]
REV [2]
Setting Value
0.0~3600.0 (Sec.) @ 0.0
Setting Value
P1-33 Run Direction 0 for Speed 0 X O O X X STOP @ [0]
STOP @ [0] REV [2]
FWD [1]
REV [2]
Setting Value
STOP @ [0] REV [2]
FWD [1]
REV [2]
Setting Value
STOP @ [0] REV [2]
FWD [1]
REV [2]
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P1-46 Run Direction 13 for Speed 13 X O O X X P1-48 Run Direction 15 for Speed 15 X O O X X
STOP @ [0] STOP @ [0]
FWD [1] FWD [1]
REV [2] REV [2]

Setting Value
STOP @ [0] S
FWD [1]
REV [2] 1
2
● Enable the Auto Process Operation
3
This Function is used in Conjunction with a Multi-function Contact Input set for Auto Process Operation (H1-__ = “86”) and
activates this Input Terminal. The related Parameters and Setting are shown as below. 4
1. Set Auto Process Operation Mode Selection (P1-00) to 1~4
2. Set Process Frequency Reference 0~15 (P1-01~ P1-16) , Running Time for each Reference (P1-17~P1-32) and
Running Direction for Each Reference, that could be Simple Process Control.
5
● Auto Process Operation Mode Selection (P1-00) Selection Description.
6
(A) Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Stop (P1-00= 1 or 4)
VFD is according to set Operation mode, Operates One Cycle then Stop, LCP shows “STP0".
7
i.e. P1-01= 1 or 4 , Frequency: P1-01= 15Hz P1-02= 30Hz P1-03= 50Hz P1-04= 20Hz
Run Time: P1-17= 20Sec. P1-18= 25Sec. P1-19= 30Sec. P1-20= 40Sec. A
Direction: P1-33= FWD P1-34= FWD P1-35= FWD P1-36= REV
Else: P1-05~ P1-16= 0Hz, P1-21~ P1-32= 0Sec. P1-37~ P1-48= 0 (Stop)
Frequency
P1-03
50Hz
P1-02
30Hz
P1-01
15Hz
Time
P1-04
20Sec 25Sec 30Sec 40Sec
P1-17 P1-18 P1-19 P1-20
Fig. Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Stop (P1-00= 1 or 4)
(B) Continuously Executes Cycles Operation (P1-00= 2 or 5)

VFD is according to set Operation mode, Operates One Cycle then Repeats.
i.e. P1-01= 2 or 5 , Else Setting as (A)
Frequency
P1-03 P1-03
50Hz
P1-02 P1-02
30Hz
P1-01 P1-01
~
~
15Hz
Time
P1-04
20Sec 25Sec 30Sec 40Sec 20Sec 25Sec 30Sec
P1-17 P1-18 P1-19 P1-20 P1-17 P1-18 P1-19
Fig. Continuously Executes Cycles Operation (P1-00= 2 or 5)
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(C) Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Keep Running at Last Process Speed (P1-00= 3 or 6)
VFD is according to set Operation mode, Operates One Cycle then Keep Running at Last Process Speed “Auto Process
Speed 15" (P1-16), In other words it is needed to set the P1-16 and closely associated Parameters when P1-00=3 or 6.
i.e. P1-01= 3 or 6 , Else Setting as (A)
Frequency
P1-03
50Hz
S
ime0 P1-02
30Hz
1 P1-01
15Hz
2 Time
3 P1-16
4 20Sec
P1-17
25Sec 30Sec
P1-19
30Sec
P1-32
P1-18
5 Fig. Executes 1 Cycle Operation then Keep Running at Last Process Speed (P1-00= 3 or 6)
6
Note:
7 ● If P1-00= 1~3, VFD Restarts after Stop Command has given (Discontinue the Operation), it should accord to the Set
P1-00 then starts from the Last Speed before VFD Stops.
A ● If P1-00= 4~6, VFD Restarts after Stop Command has given (Discontinue the Operation), it should accord to the Set
P1-00 then starts from the Original Master Frequency Reference (Auto Precess Speed 0).
P1-00= 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6
Run Run
Command RUN STP RUN Command RUN STP RUN
Starts from the Last
Speed before VFD Starts from the Original
Output Stops. Output First Step Frequency
Frequency Frequency Reference.
Output
Frequency
Time Time
● Auto Process Operation Setting for Different Run Command Source

Please refer to Page. 5-44 “Enable the Auto Process Operation” then see. the Examples below.
1. Run/ Stop Source from LCP (B1-02= 0)
i.e. (1) H1-02= 86 (Terminal D2)
(2) Accords to previous “P1-00 Selection Description” for P1-00 Set.
(3) Activates Terminal D2 let VFD into Auto Process Mode, then Uses RUN/ STOP Keys to Run or Stop the VFD with
Auto Process Operation.
2. Run/ Stop Source from Terminals (B1-02= 1)
i.e. (1) B1-11= 0 (Terminal Control Mode is FWD/STOP or REV/STOP), Set B1-11=1 or 2 is Prohibited.
(2) H1-01= 80 (Terminal D1 for FWD/STOP Control), H1-02= 86 (Terminal D2)
(3) Accords to previous “P1-00 Selection Description” for P1-00 Set
(4) Activates Terminal D2 let VFD into Auto Process Mode, then Uses Terminal D1 Signal to Run/ Stop the VFD with Auto
Process Operation.
3. Run/ Stop Source from Serial Communication (B1-02= 2)
i.e. (1) H1-02= 86 (Terminal D2)
(3) Accords to previous “P1-00 Selection Description” for P1-00 Set
(4) Use Serial Communication Command to activate the Dummy Terminal D2 let VFD into Auto Process Mode, then Uses
Serial Communication to Run/ Stop the VFD with the Auto Process Operation.
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5.11 VVT Adjusting, Group (T)

Parameters in Group (T) are Related with the Processor Programing of VFD, the VFD will Regulate the Output Automatically
according to Parameter Set Group (T) and Feedback Detection.
Please adjusts the following Parameters based on Motor Specification and Application if Needed.
5.11.1 Motor Nameplate Data: T1

T1-02 Motor Rated Power (kW) X O O X O T1-05 Motor Rated Frequency (Hz) X O O X O
toProm Time0
Setting Value Setting Value S
VFD Model Dependent VFD Model Dependent
1
T1-03 Motor Rated Voltage (VAC) X O O X O T1-07 Motor Rated Speed (RPM) X O O X O
Setting Value Setting Value 2
VFD Model Dependent VFD Model Dependent
3
T1-04 Motor Rated Current (A) X O O X O
Setting Value
4
VFD Model Dependent
5
6
5.11.2 Motor Adjusting Constants: T2
T2-00 VVT Torque Compensation K O O X X O 7
Setting Value
@ VFD Model A
0~600
Function Name
Dependent
ΔTe = I × Coefficient
Torque Compensation Coefficient for VVT Control (Load Current) (T2-00)
Increases the T2-00 to Enlarge Output Torque for the
Load is too Heavy:
● Torque/ Speed Pattern Characteristic is as Below:
Torque
C% Te H
ΔTe: Increased Torque

B% Te L
A%
Q RPM
Note:
● Frequency Range of Torque Compensation: 0~ Motor Rated Frequency
● If Motor Output Torque is Insufficient to the Load, then Enlarges T2-00.
● When the Load is under Hunting or Vibration Situation, then Reduces T2-00.
● The Maximum Output Torque is Limited by VFD Rated Current.
● If the Current Rise when T2-00 is Enlarged, please Enlarges the Slip Compensation Coefficient (T2-01) at the Same
Time.
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T2-01 VVT Slip Compensation K O O X X O

Setting Value
@ VFD Model
0~600
Dependent
Function Name ΔFslip = I × Coefficient
Slip Compensation Coefficient for VVT Control (Load Current) (T2-01)
Increases the T2-01 to Enlarge Slip Frequency for the
S Load if too Heavy:
1 ● Torque/ Speed Pattern Characteristic is as Below:
Torque
2
3 ΔFslip: Increased Slip Frequency
C%
F slipH
4
5 B%
F slipL
6
A%
7
A
Q RPM
Note:
● Frequency Range of Torque Compensation: 0~ Motor Rated Frequency
● If Motor Speed is Insufficient to the Load, then Enlarges T2-01.
● When the Load is under Hunting or Vibration Situation, then Reduces T2-01.
● The Maximum Output Frequency is Limited by set T1-05 Motor Rated Frequencyr.
● If the Current Rise when T2-01 is Enlarged, please Enlarges the Torque Compensation Coefficient (T2-00) at the Same
Time.
T2-05 VVT Torque Boost at Low Speed X O X X X ● Output Voltage/ Output Frequency Pattern Characteristic
Setting Value is as Below:
0~100 (%) @ 30
Function Name
Torque Compensation Gain @ Low Speed for VVT CTL
Function Description V
Increases the T2-05 to Enlarge the Output Voltage. In
the meanwhile, the Output Toque of Low Frequency will
be Enlarged too. Vice versa.
T2-05
F
Note:
● Frequency Range of Torque Compensation: 0~ 12Hz @ 60Hz Rating
0~ 10Hz @ 50Hz Rating
● Whe in Motor Low Frequency: Torque is Insufficient to the Load, then Enlarges T2-05.
The Load is in Vibration Situation, then Reduces T2-05.
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6. Fault Code and Troubleshooting
6.1 Warning/ Fault Condition, the Possible Causes of Problem

6.1.1 VFD Faults & Remedy
When the YD101 Detects a Fault, the Fault Message is displayed on the LCP and Activates a Fault Signal
Output, after which the Motor Coasts to a Stop (Some Stopping Method of the Fault is Selectable, the
VFD should follow the Set way to Stop when the Fault Occurs).
To Restart the VFD, please follow the Remedial Actions Below. S

● Remove Any Run Command.
● Refer to the Following Table. Fault Condition, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions (cotinued). 1
● Turn ON the Reset Input Signal or Depress the RESET Key on the LCP, or Cycle Power to Reset the Stop Status.
● Remedial Actions Described does not solve the Problem, please contact Yolico Representative for Help.
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3
Table. Fault Condition, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions
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Fault Reset
Name & Possible Causes Remedy
Condition (*) 5
VFD Over Current
Motor Current Exceeds the Peak VFD Current
● Check on Acceleration Time settings and 6
make them Longer if Necessary.
(Approximately 200% VFD Rated Current):
● Too High Motor Load, Too Short Acceleration
● Check on Motor Load. 7
OC ● Check Motor Coil Resistance & Insulation
Time. B
Overcurrent
● Excessive Load Change
● Check on Bad Motor Cable Connections A
● Check on Bad Earth Cable Connection
● Soft Short-circuit between Phases or Phase
to Earth ● Check on Water or Moisture in the Motor
Housing and Cable Connections.
● Poor or Loose Motor Cable Connections
● Check Motor Coil Resistance & Insulation
SC Short Circuit
● Check on Motor Installation. B
Shortcircuit ● VFD Output (Load) is Short Circuited.
● Check on Bad Motor Cable Connections
DC Bus Over Voltage
Too High DC Link Voltage Exceeded the Over ● Check on Deceleration Time Settings and
Voltage Detection Level during Running. 200V make them Longer (if necessary).
Class: Approx. 410V, 400V Class: Approx. ● Add a Suitable Size Braking Circuit (if
OV 820V Necessary).
B
Overvoiltage ● Too Short Deceleration Time with Respect to ● Check on Size of the Brake Circuit and the
Motor/ Machine Inertia. Related Parameter Setting (if Used)
● Too Small Braking Resistor, or ● Check and Decease the Power Supply
Malfunctioning Brake Transistor or Unit. Voltage within VFD Specification
● Power Supply Voltage is too High
DC Bus Under Voltage
Too Low DC Link Voltage Exceeded the Under ● Make sure all Single/ Three Phases are
Voltage Detection Level during Running. 200V Properly Connected and that the Terminal
Class: Approx. 190VDC or less, 400V Class: Screws are Tightened.
Uv1 Approx. 380VDC or less. ● Check that the Mains Supply Voltage is
within the Limits of the VFD. B
Undervoltage ● Too Low or No Supply Voltage or Phase Loss
● Mains Voltage Dip due to Starting Other ● Try to use Other Mains Supply Lines if Dip is
Major Power Consuming Machines on the caused by Other Machinery
Same Line. ● Use the Momentary Power Loss Function
● Poor or Loose Mains Cable Connections.
MC Answer Back
● Check that the Mains Supply Voltage and
Uv3 Inrush Prevention Circuit or MC (Relay) Fault Wiring. N
Undervoltage ● The Pre-charge Relay (Contactor) Opened
● Check on Pre-charge Circuit
during Running.
Note:
A: Fault can be Reset by Auto Restart Function.
M: Fault can be Reset by Manual Input (Reset Key of LCP or Multi-function Contact Input)
B: Fault can be Reset by Auto Restart Function/ Manual
N: Fault can not be Reset
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Table. Fault Condition, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions- continued
Fault Reset
Condition (*)
Heat Fins Over Temperature ● Check on Cooling of the VFD Cabinet.

The Heat Fins Temperature too High, over ● Install a Cooling Unit or Remove Heat Source
OH than Hardware Protection Level. ● Check on Functionality of the Built-in Cooling
B
S Overtemp ● Too High Ambient Temperature Fans by L8-04 Setting.
● Heat Source Nearby or Insufficient Cooling ● Replace a New Fan (if Necessary).
1 ● Blocked or Stuffed Cooling Fan ● Clean Fans
2 Motor Over Loaded ● Check on Mechanical Overload on Motor or the

VFD Output Exceeded the Motor Overload Machinery (Bearing, Gearbox, Chains, Belts,
3 Level. etc.)
● Load too Heavy ● Reduce the Load.
4 OL1
● Acceleration, Deceleration, Cycle are too ● Check on Acceleration, Deceleration, Cycle M
Overload Short. Time.
5 ● V/F Curve Voltage too High ● Check on V/F Curve Setting.
● E2-01 Setting Value is Wrong(too Small) ● Check on E2-01 Motor Rating Current Setting
6 ● Self-Cooled Motor at Low Speed, High Load ● Check on L1-07/ 08 and Motor Cooling System
7 ● Check on Mechanical Overload on Motor or the
VSD output exceeded the VFD Overload
Machinery (Bearing, Gearbox, Chains, Belts,
A Level.
etc.)
● Load too Heavy
OL2 ● Reduce the Load.
● Acceleration, Deceleration, Cycle are too M
Overload Short. ● Check on Acceleration, Deceleration, Cycle
Time.
● V/F Curve Voltage too High
● Check on V/F Curve Setting.
● The VFD Size too Small
● Replace VFD by Bigger Size
● Turn Power Supply Off and On again

CPF03 EEPROM Error
● VFD needs to Repair (if Failure still On after N
EEPROM ● VFD's PCB Control Board Fault.
Cycled Power)
CTER Current Transducer Error

● VFD needs to Repair. N
CT Error ●VFD's Hardware Fault.
Note:
M: Fault can be Reset by Manual Input (Reset Key of LCP or Multi-function Contact Input)
B: Fault can be Reset by Auto Restart Function/ Manual
N: Fault can not be Reset
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6.1.2 VFD Warnings & Remedy
Unlike Faults, Warnings do not activate Fault Contact Outputs, and The Warning Signal can not be
Reset by Auto Restart Function or Manual. After the Cause of the Warning is corrected, the VFD Returns
to its Former Operation Status Automatically.
The Digital Operator may display in Blinking when a Warning Occurs. please follow the Table. Warning
Condition, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions (-continued) for more Detail & Remedial
Actions Below.
S
Table. Warning Condition, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions 1
Warnibg
Condition
Name & Possible Causes Remedy 2
DC Bus Under Voltage
3
Too Low DC Link Voltage Exceeded the Under ● Make sure all Single/ Three Phases are Properly
Voltage Detection Level during in Ready. 200V Connected and that the Terminal Screws are 4
Class: Approx. 190V or less, 400V Class: Tightened.
Uv Approx. 380V or less. ● Check that the Mains Supply Voltage is within the 5
(Blinking) ● Too Low or No Supply Voltage or Phase Loss Limits of the VFD.
Undervoltage ● Mains Voltage Dip due to Starting Other ● Try to use Other Mains Supply Lines if Dip is 6
Major Power Consuming Machines on the caused by Other Machinery
Same Line. ● Use the Momentary Power Loss Function 7
● Poor or Loose Mains Cable Connections. ● Check on Pre-charge Circuit
● The Pre-charge Relay (Contactor) Opened. A
DC Bus Over Voltage

OV Too High DC Link Voltage Exceeded the Over
Voltage Detection Level during in Ready. 200V ● Check and Decease the Power Supply Voltage
(Blinking)
Class: Approx. 410V, 400V Class: Approx. within VFD Specification
Overvoiltage 820V
● Power Supply Voltage is too High
Heat Fins Over Temperature ● Check on Cooling of the VFD Cabinet.

The Heat Fins Temperature too High, over than ● Install a Cooling Unit or Remove Heat Source
OH
Hardware Protection Level during in Ready. ● Check on Functionality of the Built-in Cooling
(Blinking)
● Too High Ambient Temperature Fans by L8-04 Setting.
Overtemp
● Heat Source Nearby or Insufficient Cooling ● Replace a New Fan (if Necessary).
● Blocked or Stuffed Cooling Fan ● Clean Fans
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6.1.3 VFD Special Conditions & Remedy
Like Warnings, the Fault Contact Outputs will not activate, and the Conditions can not be Reset neither. After the
Cause of the Condition is corrected, the VFD Returns to its Former Operation Status Automatically.
The Digital Operator may display in Blinking when a Special Condition Occurs. please follow the Table. Special
Conditions, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions for more Detail & Remedial Actions Below.
S
Table. Warning Conditions, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions
1 Special
Condition
2
CE
3 MODBUS Communication Discontinue
(Blinking) Communication Lost Time is longer than
● Check Communication Devices and Transmission
Signals.
4 Modbus Error MODBUS Time Out Detection Value (H5-11). ● Check On Set Value of H5-11.
5 VFD during in Zero Speed

● Stop VFD
6 STOP Run Command is activated (On) and
Frequency Reference is < 0.1Hz.
● Set Frequency Reference > 0.1Hz
7
Direct Start after Power Up Fail
A STP1 VFD's Run Command Source set from ● Check On the Functionality of the L5-06
Terminal (B1-02= 1) and Direct Start after
(Blinking) ● Cycle the Run Signal to Run VFD.
Power Up Selection (L5-06= 1), the Run Signal
is activated befoe Mains is Powered.
STOP Key of LCP is Depressed To Restart VFD, please refer the way below:
When the Run Command is not through LCP ● Run Command by Terminals (B1-02= 1): Cycle the
and LCP Stop Key Selection is set to Enable Run Signal, VFD Starts again.
STP2
(O2-02= 0), once the STOP Key is Depress ● Run Command by Serial Communication (B1-02=
(Blinking)
during VFD in Running, the VFD Stops 2): The Master (Controller) Transmits a “STOP”
according B1-03 selected way, a Blinking Signal then “RUN” Signal, VFD Starts again.
“STP2" is displayed on LCP. ●Check On the Functionality of the L5-06
External Fast Stop Signal is Input

An Fast Stop Signal is active by Input Terminal ● Check On the Terminals Status.
E.S. D1 to D6 ● Check On Functionality and Setting of Terminal
(Blinking) ● H1-01 to H1-06 is set to 15 D1~D6 (Parameter H1-01~ H1-06 and H1-11, H1-12
● Terminal D1~D6 s Enabled during Related (If Necessary)
Situation
External Base Block Signal is Input

An Base-block Signal is active by Input ● Check On the Terminals Status.
b.b.. Terminal D1 to D6 ● Check On Functionality and Setting of Terminal
(Blinking) ● H1-01 to H1-06 is set to 82 D1~D6 (Parameter H1-01~ H1-06 and H1-11, H1-12
● Terminal D1~D6 is Enabled during Related (If Necessary)
Situation
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6.1.4 VFD Operation Error & Remedy
Setting the Parameters, if the set Value is Out of the Valid Range or the Functionality between
Parameters are contradictory, the Operation Error Code will Appear on LCP. An Operation Error do not
activate Fault Contact Outputs, and the VFD can not Start and Warning Signal can not be Reset neither.
Please refer to Table. Operation Error Condition, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions below
to correct the Cause of the Error.
Table. Operation Error Condition, the Possible Causes and Remedial Actions
S
Error
1
Condition
2
VFD Capacity Setting is incorrect
OPE01 ● o2-04 doesn't match with VFD Hardware ● Contact Yolico Representative to get the Support 3
Detection
4
Parameter Setting Range is Incorrect 5
OPE02
● The Parameter Setting Value is Out of the Valid ● Check the Setting Value
Limit
Range. 6
7
Operation Incorrect
OPE12 ● Depress the Increasing or Decreasing Key ● Check B1-01 Setting Value.
A
when B1-01> 0 or Preset Speed Operation.
Limit ● Change Parameter when VFD in Stop.
● Try to change Parameter that is not allowed to
change during VFD in Runing.
Communication Write Error

OPE13 ● Do the Correct Parameter Setting before
● Try to change Parameters that is not allowed to communicate to VFD.
Comm Error
be changed by Communication
MEMOBUS Transmission Error ● Check the Transmission Command for Master

OPE14 ● Transmission Command is Incorrect. (Controller)
Comm Fault ● Communication Parameters Setting is Incorrect ● Communication Parameters Setting H5-01~ H5-
● Check-Sum Error 12
Parameter Setting Error

OPE15 ● Try Change O2-04
● Set Parameters Value in Valid Range
Comm Fault ● Try to change Parameters Value that is Out of
Valid Range by Communication.
Password is Incorrect or Setting Prohibited

● Try to change Parameter while Password ● Keyin Correct Password
LOC
Protection in Lock-Out ● Try another Parameter or Control Status
● The Parameter is not allowed to change.
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
7.1 Maintenance and Inspection

This Section describes Basic Maintenance and Inspection Procedures for the YD101 Series VFD, Yolico
offers the Warranty to Ensure Quality of YD101.
The YD101 will Function Longer if it is kept Clean, Cool and Dry, and if all Precautions Highlighted in this
Manual are Observed. Make a Visually Inspect and Routine Maintenance for the VFD as Described in the
Table below to Prevent Accidents and to Ensure High Performance with High Reliability.
S To Prevent Electrical Shock, Disconnect all Power before Servicing the VFD. Then wait at Least Five
Minutes (10 Minutes for 15kW and Above Sizes) after the Power Supply is Disconnected and all LEDs are
1 Extinguished.
2
■ Routine Inspection
3
Follows Item below check the System in Operation Daily.
4 ● The Motor should not be Vibrating or Making Unusual Noises.
5 ● There should be no Abnormal Heat Generation.
● The Ambient Temperature should not be Too High.
6 ● The Output Current Value shown on the LCP should not be Higher than Normal.
7 ● The Cooling Fan on the Bottom of the VFD should be Operating Normally.
A
■ Periodic Inspection & Maintenance
Table Periodic Inspections & Maintenance
Items Inspection Remedial Actions

External Device, Are all Screws and Bolts Tight? Tighten Loose Screws and Bolts Firmly.
Terminals, Mounting
Bolts, Connectors,
etc... Are Connectors Tight? Reconnect the Loose Connectors.
Clean Off Any Dirt and Dust with an Air Gun using
Heat Fins Are the Fins Dirty or Dusty?
Dry Compressed Air. (*)
Clean Off Any Dirt and Dust with an Air Gun using
Is there Any Conductive Dirt or Oil Mist Dry Compressed Air. (*)
PCBs (If Possible)
on the PCBs?
Replace the Boards if they can not be made Clean.
Is there Any Abnormal Noise or

Cooling Fan Vibration or has the Total Operating Replace the Cooling Fan.
Time Exceeded 20,000 Hours?
Is there any Conductive Dirt or Oil Mist Clean Off Any Dirt and Dust with an Air
Power Elements
on the Elements? Gun using Dry Compressed Air. (*)
Are there any Irregularities, such as

Smoothing Capacitor Replace the Capacitor or VFD.
Discoloration or Odor?
Note: The Compressed Dry Air is Recommended at a Pressure of 39.2 X 10 4 to 58.8 × 10 4 Pa (4 to 6

kg-cm 2 ).
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■ Periodic Maintenance of Parts
The VFD is configured by Many Parts, and these Parts Operate properly to make Full use of the VFD
Functions.
Among the Electronic Components, Some Parts Require Maintenance depending on the Usage
Conditions. In Order to keep the VFD Operating Normally Over a Long Period of Time, it is Necessary
to perform Period Inspections and Replace Parts according to their Service Life.
Periodic Maintenance and Inspection Standards vary depending the VFD’s Installation Surrounding S
and Usage Conditions.
The VFD’s Maintenance Periods are Noted below. Keep them as Reference. 1
Table Parts Replacement Guidelines 2
Patrs Standard Period Replacement Method 3
Cooling Fan 2~3 Years Replace with New Part. 4
Replace with New Part. (Determine need by 5
Smoothing Capacitor 5 Years
inspection.)
6
MC or Relays 5 Years Determine need by inspection. 7
Aluminum Capacitors on PCBs 5 Years
Replace with new board. (Determine need by A
inspection.)
Note: Usage Conditions are as Follows:

● Ambient Temperature: Yearly Average of 30°C
● Load Factor: 80% Max.
● Operating Rate: 12 Hours Max./ per day
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A. Appendix
A.1 Dynamic Braking Configuration

Depends On VFD Model and Size, YD101 Series offer Different Types of Braking Configuration for Brake
Devices Connection, as Braking Resister and Braking Unit plus Resister. Please see Table A-1, A-2 below
for Detail.
3Ø 400V
Table A-1 Brake Configuration & Model List
Brake Configuration
Model
1Ø 200V Resister Unit + Resister
S YD101-00P4-T4 √
Brake Configuration YD101-00P7-T4 √
Model
1 Resister Unit + Resister YD101-01P5-T4 √
YD101-02P2-T4 √
2 YD101-00P2-T2S √ YD101-0003-T4 √
YD101-00P4-T2S √ YD101-0004-T4 √
3 YD101-05P5-T4 √
YD101-00P7-T2S √
4 YD101-07P5-T4 √ √
YD101-01P5-T2S √ YD101-0011-T4 √ √
5 YD101-02P2-T2S √ YD101-0015-T4 √ √
YD101-18P5-T4 √ √
6 YD101-03P7-T2S √ YD101-0022-T4 √ √
7 Table A-2 Brake Configuration Correspondsto& YD101 Size

1Ø 200V
A Braking Resister Specification Brake Current Brake Torque
Model
Ω (*1) W @ 10% ED (*1) W @ 20% ED (*2) (A) (%)
YD101-00P2-T2S 700 20 40 0.5 123
YD101- 00P4-T2S 360 40 80 1.1 120
YD101- 00P7- T2S 200 70 140 1.9 116
YD101- 01P5-T2S 100 150 300 3.8 116
YD101- 02P2-T2S 70 210 420 5.4 114
YD101- 03P7-T2S 40 360 720 9.5 118
3Ø 400V
Braking Resister Specification Brake Current Brake Torque
Model
Ω (*1) W @ 10% ED W @ 20% ED (*2) (A) (%)
YD101- 00P4- T4 1500 40 80 0.5 116
YD101-00P7- T4 750 80 160 1.0 123
YD101- 01P5- T4 400 150 300 1.9 116
YD101-02P2- T4 250 230 460 3.0 125
YD101-0003-T4 200 290 580 3.8 116
YD101- 0004- T4 150 390 780 5.1 116
YD101- 05P5- T4 100 580 1160 7.6 125
YD101- 07P5- T4 75 775 1550 10.1 123
YD101- 0011-T4 50 1175 2350 15.2 125
YD101- 0015- T4 40 1450 2900 19.0 116
YD101- 18P5- T4 30 1930 3860 25.3 124
YD101- 0022- T4 25 2325 4650 30.4 125
Note: 1. The Listed Ω Value is the Specified Minimum Resister Value, if Value of Actual used Brake Resister is
Smaller than the Listed Ω Value, the High Brake Current may result VFD Damaged.
2. The W is Power Rating in Watt at Specified ED%, please choose a Suitable ED% depends on the
Application. Such as the Brake Duty is Less than 5 Times/ Per Minute or just Brakes in a short Time, that
can use Resister in Watt @10%ED or Smaller Watt Value. If the Brake Duty is Larger than 5 Times/ Per
Minute or Continue Brakes Over than 4 Minutes, that might use Resister in Watt @ 20%ED or Larger Watt
Value, i.e. the Cycling Textile Machine.
● Calculation for Brake Resister Watt Rating ED%

577600 General Load 10%
For 400V Models W= X ED%
Resister Ohm Value Brake Frequently 5 Times/ per Minute 15%
144400 Long Time Brake 4 Minutes/ per Brake 20%
For 400V Models W= X ED%
Resister Ohm Value
A-1
A.2 Parameter List Table
Parameter Name & Minimum User
Function Default Setting Range
No. (Digital Operator Displayed) Unit Setting
U1-01 Frequency Reference …… …… 0.01Hz
U1-02 Output Frequency …… …… 0.01Hz
U1-03 Output Current …… …… 0.1A
U1-06 Output Voltage …… …… 0.1V S
U1-07 DC Bus Voltage …… …… 1V
1
U1- (Situation Monitor)
U1-10 Input Terrninal Status …… …… ……

U1-11 Output Terrnìnal Status …… …… ……
2
U1-14 Software Number …… …… ……
U (Monitor)
U1-15
Frequency Reference Terminal AVI …… …… 0.1%
3
Input Level
U1-16 CTL Terminal ACI Input Level …… …… 0.1% 4
U1-24 PID Feedback Capacity …… …… 0.1%
5
U1-46 IGBT Temperature …… …… ……
U1-47 Counter Present Value …… …… …… 6
U1-48 Worked Time 1 …… …… 1Hour
U1-49 Worked Time 2 …… …… 1Day
7
U3-01 Most Recent Fault …… …… …… A
(Fault
Log)
U3-
U3-02 2nd Most Recent Fault …… …… ……

U3-03 3rd Most Recent Fault …… …… ……
(Environment )
(Environment )
A1-02 CTL Method Selection 0 0~5 ……

A1-
A
A1-03 Initialize Parameters 0 0 ~ 65535 ……
A1-04 Password 0 0 ~ 65535 ……
B1-01 Reference Source 0 0 ~ 2, 4 ~ 6 ……

B1-02 Run Source 0 0~2 ……
B1-03 Stopping Method Selection 0 0~1 ……
B1-(Sequence)
B1-04 Reverese Operation Prohibit 0 0~1 ……

B1-06 Digital Input Scan Time 5 1 ~ 100 1
B1-09 Auxiliary Run Source Selection 0 0~2 ……
B1-10 Auxi. Reference Source Selection 0 0 ~ 2, 4 ~ 6 ……
Multi-function Input Terminals CTL
B1-11 0 0~2 ……
Method Selection
B1-12 AVR for Output Selection 0 0~1 ……
B (Application)
B2-01 DC Braking Frequency at Stop 1.5 0.10 ~ 10.00 0.01Hz

B2-(DC Brake)
B2-02 DC Braking Current at Stop 50.0 0.0 ~ 150.0 0.1%

B2-03 DC Braking Time at Start 0.0 0.0 ~ 25.5 0.1Sec.
B2-04 DC Braking Time at Stop 0.5 0.0 ~ 25.5 0.1Sec.
B2-09 DC Braking Current at Start 0.0 0.0 ~ 150.0 0.1%
Search)
(Speed
B3-
B3-01 Speed Search at Start 0 0~1 ……
B5-01 PID CTL Mode Selection 0 0~4 ……

B5-(PID CTL)
B5-02 PID Feedback Regulated Gain 1.00 0.00 ~ 10.00 0.01

B5-03 PID CTL Proportional Gain 1.0 0.0 ~ 10.0 ……
B5-04 PID CTL Integral Time 10.0 0.0 ~ 100.0 0.1Sec.
B5-05 PID CTL Derivative Time 0.00 0.00 ~ 10.00 0.01Sec.
A-2
B5-06 PID CTL Offset +/- Selection 0 0~1 ……
B5-07 PID CTL Offset 0 0 ~ 109 1%
B5-08 PID Output Primary Delay Time 0.0 0.0 ~ 2.5 0.1Sec.
S B5-09 PID Feedback Loss Action 0 0~2 ……
B (Application)
B5-(PID CTL)
B5-10 PID Feedback Loss Dection Level 0 0 ~ 100 1%

1 B5-11 PID Feedback Loss Detection Time 1.0 0.0 ~25.5 0.1Sec.
2 B5-12 PID CTL Integral Limit 100 0 ~ 109 ……

B5-14 PID Sleep Frequency 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
3 B5-15 PID Sleep Delay Time 0.0 0.0 ~ 25.5 0.1Sec.
B5-16 PID Wake Up Frequency 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
4 B5-17 PID Wake Up Delay Time 0.0 0.0 ~ 25.5 0.1Sec.
5 C1-01 Acceleration Time 1 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.
(ACC/ DEC
Time)
C1-02 Deceleration Time 1 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.

C1-
6 C1-03 Acceleration Time 2 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.

7 C1-04 Deceleration Time 2 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.
C2-01 S-Curve at Accelerating Start 0.2 0.0 ~ 4.0 0.1Sec.
A
(S-Curve)
C2-02 S-Curve at Accelerating End 0.2 0.0 ~ 4.0 0.1Sec.

C2-
C2-03 S-Curve at Decelerating Start 0.2 0.0 ~ 4.0 0.1Sec.

C2-04 S-Curve at Decelerating End 0.2 0.0 ~ 4.0 0.1Sec.
C (Tuning)
(Motor Slip
Motor Rated Slip Compensation @

C3-01 0.0 0.0 ~ 200.0 0.1%
Comp.)
V/F CTL
C3-
Slip Compensation Delay Time @ V/F

C3-02 0.10 0.05~10.00 0.01Sec.
CTL
(Torque
Comp.)
C4-
C4-01 Torque Compensation @ V/F CTL 10.0 0.0 ~ 30.0 0.1%

Frequency)
C6-01 Carrier Frequency Set 5 1~15 1kHz

(Carrier
C6-
C6-06 Carrier Frequency Selection 1 0~2 ……
D1-09 JOG Frequency Reference 2.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz

D1-10 JOG Acceleration Time 0.5 0.1 ~ 25.5 0.1Sec.
D1-11 JOG Deceleration Time 0.5 0.1 ~ 25.5 0.1Sec.
Multi-step Speed ACC/DEC Time
D1-12 0 0~1 ……
Selection
D1-(Preset References:)
D1-13 MOPs Speed/ Preset Speed 0 5.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz

D (Reference)
D1-14 Multi-Step Preset Speed 1 5.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz

A-3
D1-27 Multi-Step Preset Speed 14 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz S
D1-29 ACC Time of REF Source/ Preset 0 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. 1
D1-30 DEC Time of REF Source/ Preset 0 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.
2
D1-31 ACC Time of Preset Speed 1 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.
D1-32 DEC Time of Preset Speed 1 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. 3
D1-34 DEC Time of Preset Speed 2 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.
4
D1-35 ACC Time of Preset Speed 3 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. 5
6
D1-38 DEC Time of Preset Speed 4 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. 7
D1-(Preset References:)

D1-40 DEC Time of Preset Speed 5 10.0 0.1 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. A
D (Reference)

(References
D2-01 Frequency Upper Limit 50.00 0.01 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz

Limits)
D2-
D2-02 Frequency Lower Limit 0.00 0.00 ~ 649.99 0.01Hz
D3-01 Jump Frequency Reference 1 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz

Frequencies)
D3-(Jump

D3-04 Jump Frequency Bandwidth 0.00 0.00 ~ 30.00 0.01Hz
A-4
E1-01 Input Mains Voltage 220.0 170.0~528.0 0.1V
E1-03 V/F Pattern Selection F 0~F ……
E1-04 Maximum Output Frequency 50.00 40.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
E1-(V/F Pattern for V/F CTL)
S E1-05 Maximum Output Voltage 200.0 0.0 ~ 255.0* 0.1V

E1-06 Base Frequency 50.00 0.10 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
1 E1-07 Middle Output Frequency A 2.50 0.10 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
2 E1-08 Middle Output Voltage A 15.0 0.0 ~ 255.0* 0.1V

E (V/F Pattern & Motor)
E1-09 Minimum Output Frequency 1.30 0.10 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz

3 E1-10 Minimum Output Voltage 9.0 0.0 ~ 255.0* 0.1V
E1-11 Middle Output Frequency B 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
4 E1-12 Middle Output Voltage B 0.0 0.0 ~ 255.0* 0.1V
5 E1-13 Base Voltage 200.0 0.0 ~ 255.0* 0.1V
E1-14 V/F Start Frequency 0.00 0.00 ~ 10.00 0.01Hz
6
(Motor Set-up
E2-01 Motor Rated Current …… …… 0.1A

for V/F CTL)
7
E2-
E2-03 Motor No-Load Current …… …… 0.1A

A
E2-04 Number of Motor Poles 4 2~48 2Poles
Direction)
(Motor
E6-
E6-01 Motor Direction Selection 0 0~1 ……
H1-01 Terminal D1 Selection 80 3~89 ……

H1-(Digital Inputs)
H1-11 D1~ D5 Input Signal Selection 00000 00000~11111 ……

H1-12 D6 Input Signal Selection 00000 00000~00001 ……
H1-13 MOP CTL Bandwidth 0.00 0.00 ~ 5.00 0.01Hz
H1-14 MOP Hold Reference Selection 0 0~2 ……
H1-15 Pulse Input Signal Selection 0 0~1 ……
H (Terminal)
H1-16 Pulse Input Filter Coefficient 1 1 ~ 100 1

H1-17 Pulse Input Gain 1.00 0.01 ~ 9.99 0.01
H1-18 Pulse Reference Filter for LCP 20 1 ~ 200 1
H1-19 Counter Target Value 0 0 ~ 9999 1
H1-20 Preset Counter Value 0 0 ~ 9999 1
H1-21 Counter Input Scan Time 1 1 ~ 10 1 (x2mS)
H2-01 Relay 1 (RY1) Function Selection E 0~48 ……
H2-(Digital
Outputs)
H2-02 Relay 2 (RY2) Function Selection 0 0~48 ……

H2-03 PHC Function Selection 2 0~48 ……
H2-06 Digital Output Signal Selection 00000 00000~00111 ……
H3-02 Terminal AVI Reference % Gain 100 0 ~ 1000 1%
H3-(Analog
Inputs)
H3-03 Terminal AVI Reference % Bias 0 0 ~ 100 1%

H3-09 Terminal ACI Function Selection 0 0~1 ……
H3-10 Terminal ACI Reference % Gain 100 0 ~ 1000 1%
Note: These Voltage Values are for the 200 V Class; Double the Values for 400 V Class VFDs.
A-5
H3-11 Terminal ACI Reference % Bias 0 0 ~ 100 1%
H3-12 Terminal AVI Scan Time 50 1 ~ 100 1 (x2mS)
H3-(Analog Inputs)
H3-13 Terminal AVI/ACI Signal Selection 0 0~3 ……

H3-14 Terminal AVI Bias +/- Selection 0 0~1 …… S
H3-15 AVI Normal/ Invert Selection 0 0~1 ……
H3-16 Terminal ACI Scan Time 50 1 ~ 100 1 (x2mS) 1
H3-17 Terminal ACI Bias +/- Selection 0 0~1 ……
2
H3-18 ACI Normal/ Invert Selection 0 0~1 ……
H3-19 AI Reference Filter for LCP Display 30 1 ~ 100 1 3
(Analog Outputs)
H4-01 Terminal AO Function Selection 2 1~7 ……

H4-02 Terminal AO % Gain 100 0 ~ 1000 1%
4
H (Terminal)
5
H4-
H4-03 Terminal AO Reference % Bias 0 0 ~ 100 1

H4-09 Terminal AO Bias +/- Selection 0 0~1 ……
H4-10 AO Normal/ Invert Selection 0 0~1 ……
6
H5-01 Modbus Station Address Selection 1 1 ~ 32 1 7
(Modbus Communication Set-up)
H5-02 Modbus Baud Rate Selection 3 0~4 ……

H5-03 Modbus Parity Selection 0 0~2 …… A
H5-04 Stop Method if Modbus Error 0 0~3 ……
H5-06 Modbus Response Delay Time 5 1 ~ 16 1 (x2mS)
H5-
H5-08 ASCII/ RTU Code Selection 0 0~1 ……

H5-09 Modbus Stop Bit Selection 0 0~1 ……
H5-10 Modbus Data Format Selection 0 0~1 ……
H5-11 MODBUS Time Out Detection 0.0 0.0~25.5 0.1Sec.
H5-12 Number of MODBUS Error 3 1 ~ 20 1
L1-06 Motor OL1 Selection 1 0~1 ……
Overload)
L1-(Motor
L1-07 Motor Cooling Type Selection 0 0~1 ……

L1-08 Motor Overload Type Selection 0 0~1 ……
L1-09 Stopping Method after OL1 0 0~1 ……
Ridethrough)
(Power Loss
L2-01 Power Loss Selection 0 0~2 ……

L2-
L2-02 Momentary Power Loss Time 0.5 0.0 ~ 2.0 0.1Sec.
L3-01 Acceleration Stall Prevention 0 0~1 ……

L (Protection)
L3-02 ACC Stall Prevention Level 200 50~200 1%

L3-(Stall Prevention)
L3-04 Deceleration Stall Prevention 0 0~1 ……

L3-05 Running Stall Prevention 0 0~1 ……
L3-06 Running Stall Prevention Level 200 50~200 1%
L3-07 DEC Stall Prevention Level 200 50~200 1%
L3-08 Running Over Volt. Prevention 0 0~1 ……
L3-09 Running OV. Prevention Level 380.0 350.0~780.0 0.1v
L3-10 Deceleration OV. Restraint Gain 10 0 ~ 25 1
(Reference
Detection)
L4-01 Frequency Agree Level 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz

L4-
L4-02 Frequency Agree Width 2.00 0.00 ~ 30.00 0.01Hz
A-6
L5-01 Number of Automatic Restart 0 0 ~ 10 1
L5-(Automatic Restart)
L5-03 Automatic Restart Method 0 0~1 ……

L5-04 Automatic Restart Waiting Time 0.0 0.0 ~ 800.0 0.1Sec.
S L5-05 Restart Mode Selection 0 0~1 ……
L (Protection)
L5-06 Direct Start after Power Up 0 0~1 ……

1 L5-07 Direct Start Delay Time 2.0 2.0 ~ 300.0 0.1Sec.
2 L5-08 KEB Deceelation Time Setting 0.0 0.0~25.0 0.1Sec.

L5-09 DC Bus LV Detection Level 190.0 150.0~420.0 0.1V
3
Protection) Selection)
(Hardware (Monitor
L8-04 Built-in Cooling Fan Selection 1 0~3 ……

L8-
4 Carrier Frequency Auto Reduce

L8-17 0 0~1 ……
Selection
5 O1-02 Monitoring after Power Up Selection 0 0~5 ……
6
O1-
O1-06 RPM Scale for Monitoring 1800 0 ~ 65535 1 RPM
7 O1-07 Scale for Monitoring Selection 0 0~4 ……

O(Operator)
O2-02 LCP Stop Key Selection 0 0~1 ……

O2-(Key Selection)
A O2-04 Inverter Model …… …… ……

O2-05 LCP M.O.P. Mode Selection 0 0~1 ……
O2-08 Accumulative Worked Time 0 0~1 ……
O2-10 Allow Worked Days 0 0~65535 1Day
O2-11 Parameter Lock by Password 0 0~1 ……
P1-00 Auto Process Mode Selection 0 0~6 ……
Master Frequency
P1-01 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
(Auto Process Speed 0)
P1-02 Auto Process Speed 1 0.00 0.00 ~ 650.00 0.01Hz
P1-(Auto Process Operation)

P (Process)

P1-17 Run Time 0 for Speed 0 0.0 0.0 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec.
A-7
P1-27 Run Time 10 for Speed 10 0.0 0.0 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. S
P1-29 Run Time 1 for Speed 12 0.0 0.0 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. 1
2
P1-32 Run Time 15 for Speed 15 0.0 0.0 ~ 3600.0 0.1Sec. 3
P1-(Auto Process Operation)
P1-33 Run Direction 0 for Speed 0 0 0~2 ……

4
P (Process)
P1-35 Run Direction 2 for Speed 2 0 0~2 …… 5

P1-37 Run Direction 4 for Speed 4 0 0~2 …… 6
7
P1-40 Run Direction 7 for Speed 7 0 0~2 …… A
T1-02 Motor Nameplate Data …… 0.1kW
(Motor Nameplate
……
T1-03 Motor Rated Voltage …… …… 0.1VAC

Data)
T1-
T1-04 Motor Rated Current …… …… 0.1A

T (VVT Adjusting)
T1-05 Motor Rated Frequency …… …… 0.01Hz

T1-07 Motor Rated Speed …… …… 1RPM
Torque Compensation Coefficient for
(Motor Adjusting
T2-00 …… 0 ~ 600 1
VVT CTL
Constants)
Slip Compensation Coefficient for

T2-
T2-01 …… 0 ~ 600 1
VVT CTL
Torque Compensation Gain @ Low
T2-05 30 0 ~ 100 1%
Speed for VVT CTL
A-8
A.3 Abbreviation Index
In the Manual, there are Abbreviations with Uppercase Words because of limited space in some Tables,
please refer the explanation below to know what the real meaning for the Word.
Alphabet Abbreviation Meaning

ACC Acceleration/ Accerlative/ Accerlating
S A
AVR Auto Voltage Regulation
1 B BRK Brake/ Braking
CMD Command
2 C
CTL Control/ Controlling
3 D DEC Deceleration/ Decelerative/ Decelerating
E.S. Emergency Stop, Fast Stop
4 E
ERR Error
5 FBL Feed Back Loss
FRQ Frequency
6 F FSD Full Scale Deflection
7 FUN Function
FWD Forward
A I INT Invert
K KPD Keypad/ Operator/ Local Control Panel
LCP Local Control Panel/ Keypad/ Operator
L
LVL Level
MOB Modbus
M MOP(s) Motor Operated Potentiometer
MTR Motor
N.C. Normal Close
N
N.O. Normal Open
PHC Photo-Coupler
P
POT Potentiometer of LCP
REF Reference
REV Reverse
R
RST Reset/ Mains Terminal Label
RY Relay
SGN Signal
S SPD Speed
STP Stop
T TMN Terminal(s)
VFD Variable Frequency Drive
V
VVT Voltage Vector Control
A-9

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YD 1 0 1

2. Surrounding and Installation......................................................................... 2-1

3. Wiring & Terminals....................................................................................... 3-1

4. LCP Introduction.......................................................................................... 4-1

5. Parameter Introduction................................................................................. 5-1

5.6 Motor, Group (E)....................................................................................................... 5-18

5.7 Terminal, Group (H)................................................................................................... 5-23

5.8 Protection, Group (L)................................................................................................. 5-38

5.9 Operator, Group (O).................................................................................................. 5-45

5.10 Process, Group (P).................................................................................................. 5-47

5.11 VVT Adjusting, Group (T).......................................................................................... 5-51

6. Fault Code and Troubleshooting.................................................................... 6-1

7. Maintenance and Inspection......................................................................... 7-1

BE AWARE OF SPECIFIC PARTS ON THE VFD HAVING HIGH

Handing the VFD

 INSTALLATION, COMMISSIONING, DEMOUNTING, TAKING

PCB BOARDS IN VFD WITH CMOS COMPONENTS, OBSERVE

 ALWAYS SWITCH OFF THE MAIN POWER BEFORE OPENING THE

If work must be carried out on a connected Motor or on the Driven

Earth and Grounding

Mains Voltage Selection

YD101-T2S: AC 1Ø 200- 240V, +10%, -10%

YD101-T2: AC 1/ 3Ø 200- 240V, +10%, -10%

YD101-T4: AC 3Ø 380- 480V, +10%, -10%

 VFD MAY DAMAGE BY INCORRECT MAINS VOLTAGE SUPPLIED.

Voltage Test (Megger)

DO NOT CARRY OUT VOLTAGE TESTS (MEGGER) ON THE MOTOR,

IF THE VFD IS MOVED FROM A COLD (STOR AGE) ROOM TO A ROOM

Power Factor Capacitors for improve COSØ

REMOVE ANY POWER FACTOR IMPROVING CAPACITORS FROM THE

Precautions during Autoreset and Autorestart

WHEN THE AUTOMATIC RESET IS ACTIVE, THE MOTOR WILL

REMOVE ANY ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTACTOR BETWEEN THE

Motor Overload Protection

TO PROTECT MOTOR IN OVERLOAD SITUATION, SET THE MOTOR

TO AVOID DAMAGE, KEEP THE VFD IN ITS ORIGINAL PACKAGING

BE AWARE OF HEAT FINS OR SOME SPECIFIC PARTS ON THE VFD

LOT. NO. : 69D06008

1.2 Mode Code Configulation

YD101-00P4-T2S 0.4 1.2 3.1

YD101-00P4-T4* 0.4 1.2 1.2

YD101-00P7-T4 0.75 1.7 2.3

YD101-02P2-T4 2.2 4.0 5.2

YD101-0003-T4 3.0 5.5 7.2

YD101-0004-T4 4.0 7.3 10.5

YD101-07P5-T4 7.5 13.3 17.5

YD101-0015-T4 15.0 27.4 32.0

YD101-18P5-T4 18.5 41.0 40.0 300×155×220 D

YD101-0022-T4 22.0 54.0 45.0

Note: YD101-00P4-T4 by Requested with MOQ.

Mains Frequency 50/ 60Hz ± 5% Specification 250VAC/5A, 30VDC/2A Max.

Display 5×8 Segment Display+ 4×LEDs

Remote Operator Standard CAT5 Cable, Applicable 1-3M

YD101 Min. Free Space Table

Tolerance +/- 0.5 mm

Frame Dimension (mm)

2.6 Operator Punch/ Drill Hole Dimension

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3