
G5 Drive 600 Volt
FAQs
Question | Posted Date | |
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Why don't the page numbers in the parameter section of the instruction manual match the page numbers in the body of the manual? |
06/11/2014 | |
When dealing with harmonic noise, which is better-- an AC or a DC reactor? |
06/20/2013 | |
What is the current rating for the Run and Fault output contacts on a GPD 515/G5? |
07/13/2004 | |
What is required to start and stop the GPD515/G5 from the digital operator? |
06/08/2007 | |
What does it mean when the drive has a RUN command and the STOP light is flashing on the drive display? |
10/27/2005 | |
What are the differences between the set-up of a GPD515/G5 and a F7 drive on DeviceNet when using CM053 or CM056 option cards? |
11/28/2005 | |
What are some concerns when the motor cable is over 100 meters? |
06/20/2013 | |
UV -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
UV3 - Fault Code Description |
06/20/2013 | |
UV2 - Fault Code Description |
06/20/2013 | |
UV1 - Fault Code Description |
06/20/2013 | |
The GPD 515/G5 displays a parameter, but does not let me change it. Why? |
07/13/2004 | |
The GPD/515G5 instruction manual (TOE-S616-10.13) (pages 21-22) specifies that input fuses should be used on the installation of these drives.--Is fusing required or is a circuit breaker sufficient protection for the inverter?--If fusing is not required, what characteristics of MCCB should used be to protect the drive adequately? |
06/08/2007 | |
SVE -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
Should motor cable length be a concern when installing an AC drive?, Is it ok to have a motor 300ft from the drive? |
06/12/2014 | |
SC - Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
RR -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
RH -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
PGO -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
PF - Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OV -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OV - Fault Code Description |
06/20/2013 | |
OS -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPR -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE11 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE10 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE08 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE07 - Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE06 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE05 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE03 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OPE02 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
On the GPD 515/G5, If Terminal 1 to 11 are closed, but the GPD515/G5 inverter still does not run. What is wrong? |
07/13/2004 | |
On the GPD 515/G5, can the 15V at pin-15 power a proximity sensor? |
07/13/2004 | |
OL4 -- Fault Code Description |
09/13/2012 | |
OL3 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
OH -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
LF -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
Is there a way to perform an initialization without losing the parameter settings? |
11/28/2005 | |
Is there a way to clear the fault history? |
06/08/2007 | |
Is there a way to "lock out" unauthorized programming of the GPD515/G5? |
11/28/2005 | |
In what languages can the GPD 515/G5 display? |
07/13/2004 | |
If the drives carrier frequency is changed , is it necessary to re-autotune the drive? |
04/09/2012 | |
How to identify a G5 vs. G5+ AC drive. |
06/20/2013 | |
How can I set this AC drive so my motor can't run below 20hz? Is it the Frequency min. parameter? |
06/12/2014 | |
GF - Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
ERR -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
EF -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
EF4~8 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
E-15 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
E-10 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
Do Yaskawa drives have a lock-out prohibiting setting or changing of parameters? |
06/08/2007 | |
Does installation of an AC Drive near a large capacitor bank (power-factor correction) require special consideration? |
10/27/2005 | |
DEV -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CPF23 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CPF22 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CPF06 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CPF05 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CPF04 -- Fault Code Desciption |
06/08/2007 | |
CPF02 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CPF01 -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CF -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
Can the GPD 515/G5 do closed loop speed control? |
07/13/2004 | |
Can the GPD 506/P5 be programmed in other languages? |
10/11/2004 | |
Can the G5 GPD515 drive in flux vector mode can run above 1750 RPM/60 Hz. If so what parameters would need to be changed to accomplish this. We only want to go to 2100 RPM/72 Hz. |
10/26/2005 | |
Can the 'run' contact output of the GPD 515/G5 be used to release a mechanical brake? |
07/13/2004 | |
Can an external 24V power supply be used with the GPD515/G5 Logic Inputs? |
07/13/2004 | |
Can a negative speed reference be used to command the drive to reverse direction when using the Profibus option? |
01/10/2003 | |
CALL SI-F/G ComCall -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
CALL -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
BUS -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
BB -- Fault Code Description |
06/08/2007 | |
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