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•If the “Frequency point selection” function is disabled (=)
The operation frequency (frequency command value) of the inverters are calculated using the fol- lowing equations, with the received data in the following equation used as the data received from the master inverter when inverters are operated under the control of a master inverter
fc( Hz ) = | Slave recieve data(%)⋅ Slave side FH |
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Master send data：fc(%) = | Master side fc ⋅ 10000 | = | 5000×10000 | = 5000 = 50% | ||||||||||
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Slave1 : fc( Hz ) = | 5000 ⋅ 9000 | = 4500 = 45Hz |
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•If the “Frequency point selection” function is enabled (≠)
When inverters are operated under the control of a mater inverter, the operation frequency (fre- quency command value) of the slave inverters are calculated using the following equations.
When inverters are operated under the control of a computer, read “command from the master inverter” in the following equations as “command from the computer.”
fc( Hz ) = |
| Po int 2 frequency − Po int1 frequency | ⋅（Master command(%) − Po int1）＋Po int1 frequency | |||||||||||||||||
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| Example: | Units: Frequency unit 1 = 0.01Hz, Point setting unit 1 = 0.01% | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Slave 1 | 100.00Hz | 0.00% |
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| 90.00Hz | 45.00Hz |
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| Slave 2 | 100.00Hz(1 | 0.00% |
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Master send data : fc(%) = | Master side fc ⋅10000 | = | 5000×10000 | = 5000 = 50% |
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fc( Hz ) = | Slave receive data(%) ⋅ Slave side FH | = | 5000 ⋅10000 | = 5000 = 50Hz |
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fc(%) = | fc( Hz ) ⋅10000 | = | 5000 ⋅10000 | = 5000 = 50% |
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Results of conversions to point frequency (for the equation used, see above.)
Slave1 : fc( Hz ) = |
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| 8000 − 0 | ⋅ ( 5000 − 0 )＋0 = 4000 = 40Hz | ||
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