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FVR-C9S-7UX
Terminal Function Explanation
Classi- 
fication
Terminal Code
Terminal Name
Explanation of Function
Main 
Circuit
L1, L2
Commercial power supply input 
terminals
For connection of 1-Phase 220 to 240V commercial power 
supply
U, V, W
Drive Output Terminals
For connection of a 3-Phase motor
E (G)
Drive Grounding Terminals
Grounding terminal of drive chassis (case). Be sure to ground 
the drive to prevent electric shock or to lower noise
Frequency 
Setting
13
Power Supply for Frequency 
Setting
Used as a power supply for frequency setter (variable 
resistor: 1 - 5K ohm) (DC + 10V, 10mA max)
12
Frequency Setting Voltage Input
DC 0 - +10V / 0 - 100% (Input resistance: 22K ohm)
11*
Frequency Setting Common 
Terminal
Common terminal for frequency setting signals 12 and 13
C1
Frequency Setting                      
Current Input (+)
DC4 to 20 mA / 0 to 100% (Input resistance: 250 ohm)
Control 
Input
FWD
Forward/Stop Command Input 
Terminal
Forward-direction operation takes place when FWD-CM is 
closed. Drive decelerates and stops when FWD-CM is 
opened
REV
Reverse/Stop Command Input 
Terminal
Reverse-direction operation takes place when REV-CM is 
closed. Drive decelerates and stops when REV-CM is opened
BX
Motor Coast-to-Stop Input 
Terminal
•Drive output is cut off instantly and motor will coast-to-
stop when BX-CM is closed. Alarm signal is not outputted. 
•This functions as multistep frequency selection terminal X2 
when changing function.
THR
External Alarm Input Terminal
•When THR-CM is opened during operation, drive output is 
cut (motor will coast-to-stop) and an alarm signal is 
outputted. This signal is latched and reset by RST input. 
•This functions as multistep frequency selection terminal X1 
when changing functions.
RST
Alarm Reset Terminal
When RST-CM is closed, the drive fault is reset.
CM*
Control Input Common Terminal
Common terminal for control input signals
C92-7-03
* Electric potential of 11 terminal is identical with that of CM terminal.
10. Terminal Function Explanation