Technical Specification
Model: Varispeed-606PC3 3.7kW

Parameters Setting:
 
Data No.
Description
Setting
 
Data No.
Description
Setting
NO-00
Password
3
 
NO-30
Stall prevention level during acceleration
170
NO-01
Run signal selection 1
1
 
NO-31
Stall prevention during run
160
NO-02
Max. output frequency
120
 
NO-32
Multifunction input select 1
3
NO-03
Max. voltage
400
 
NO-33
Multifunction input select 2
4
NO-04
Max. voltage output
50
 
NO-34
Multifunction output select 1
0
NO-05
Mid. voltage output
1.5
 
NO-35
Multifunction output select 2
1
NO-06
Mid. output frequency
24
 
NO-36
Frequency detection level
0
NO-07
Min. voltage output
1.5
 
NO-37
Over-torque detection
0
NO-08
Min. output frequency
24
 
NO-38
Over-torque detection level
160
NO-09
Acceleration time 1
12
 
NO-39
Over-torque detection time
0.1
NO-10
Deceleration time 1
14
 
NO-40
Carrier frequency
4
NO-11
Acceleration time 2
2
 
NO-41
Not used
0
NO-12
Deceleration time 2
2
 
NO-42
Not used
0
NO-13
Frequency reference 1
0
 
NO-43
Not used
0
NO-14
Frequency reference 2
10
 
NO-44
Not used
0
NO-15
Frequency reference 3
20
 
NO-45
Analog monitor gain
1
NO-16
Frequency reference 4
0
 
NO-46
Operation after momentary power loss
0
NO-17
Jog frequency reference
15
 
NO-47
Fault retry
0
NO-18
Motor protection select
0
 
NO-48
Fault record
U----
NO-19
Motor rated current
9
 
NO-49
PROM number
4101
NO-20
Run signal selection 2
1
 
NO-50
Prohibited frequency 1
0
NO-21
Output monitor selection
0
 
NO-51
Prohibited frequency 2
0
NO-22
Frequency reference gain
1
 
NO-52
Prohibited frequency 3
0
NO-23
Frequency reference bias
0
 
NO-53
Prohibited width
1
NO-24
Frequency upper limit
120
 
NO-54
Speed search operation level
150
NO-25
Frequency lower limit
0
 
NO-55
Minimum baseblock time
0.5
NO-26
DC inject braking current
4
 
NO-56
V/f during speed search
100
NO-27
DC inject braking time of STOP
0.3
 
NO-57
Not used
0
NO-28
DC inject braking time of START
0
 
NO-58
Not used
30
NO-29
Automatic torque boost gain
1
 
NO-59
Not used
2
 

Monitoring Faults:
(From Yaskawa inverter handbook page 8-3)

When a problem occurs, an alarm is displayed in the 1-line display. The previous fault data is stored in the inverter so that you can look at it, even after the power supply is turned off and turned on again. The previous fault message is stored by no-48. Follow this procedure to display the most recent fault generated
 
DISP
1. In the drive mode, press DSPL to display the constant selections.
 
no-00
 
Ú 
2. Press Ú to display no-48.
 
no-00
 
DATA
ENTER
3. Press DATA ENTER to show the most recent alarm displayed.
 
U EF4
 
DISP
4. Press DISP twice to return to initial display
 
F060.0
The following messages are always stored, even after the power is turned off and turned on again.

Alarm (fault type) stored after they occurred:
 
Fault
What it means
oC
Over-current
ou
Over-voltage
oH
Cooling fin over-heating
oL1
Motor overload
oL2
Inverter overload
oL3
Over-torque detection
EF4
External Fault
EFF5
External Fault
CPF05
AD converter fault
Clearing Faults:

The fault content can be cleared by setting no-00 to 6.
-or-
Fault can be cleared by initialisation which means you have to set no-00 to 8 or 9.

Please remember that initialisation, also resets all constants to their factory settings.