Auxiliary analog input option connector ai-030 – Yaskawa AI-030 User Manual
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Date: 02/20/05, Rev: 05-02
Auxiliary Analog Input Option Connector
AI-030
 
Adjustment: 
1. Re-apply power to the drive. Set parameter n004 (Reference Selection) for the desired primary frequency reference input.
Program the auxiliary analog input function using parameter n077 (Multi-function Analog Input Selection) See the following 
table and diagrams for function details. 
Setting
Description
0
Multi-function Analog Input is Disabled (Factory Default)
1
Auxiliary Frequency Reference (FREF2)
2
Frequency Reference Gain (FGAIN)
3
Frequency Reference Bias (FBIAS)
4
Output Voltage Bias (VBIAS)
 
 
2. Set the signal level of the auxiliary analog input using parameter n078 (Multi-function Analog Input Signal Selection).
Setting
Description
0
2CN-1 Input Terminal (0-10VDC) (Factory Default)
1
2CN-2 Input Terminal (4-20mA)
 
 
3. Set the bias level of the auxiliary analog input using parameter n079 (Multi-function Analog Input Bias Setting). 
 
Setting Range
Factory Default
0 – 50%
10%
 
 
4. Place this instruction sheet with the drive’s technical manual. 
 
 
Auxiliary Frequency Reference (n077 = 1)
Frequency Reference Gain (n077 = 2)
 
 
When multi-function analog input is selected 
in parameter n004 (settings 7or 8), 2CN on 
the digital operator becomes the speed 
reference input. 
 
When n004 is set to any other data value, the 
2CN input is the speed reference when the 
multi-function digital input function “Multi-Step 
Speed Reference Command A” (setting 6) is 
programmed and the input is closed. 
The frequency reference is multiplied by the 
frequency reference gain (FGAIN). 
 
The reference is also manipulated by the 
internal frequency reference gain (n060 for 
terminal FR or n074 for terminal RP) and 
internal frequency reference bias (n061 for 
terminal FR or n075 for terminal RP). All 3 
functions are used to calculate the final speed 
reference from terminals FR and RP. 
