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to it, the ashes will be longer in duration. A series of longer (slower) ashes indicates
the inverter is responding to the Modbus master request.
Periodic short and long ashes will be seen when communications occur on a Modbus
network that contains multiple Modbus slave devices.
If only short ashes are seen:
• Check the inverter Modbus address switches and make sure they correspond to the
address programmed into the Modbus master.
• Conrm that the baud rate and other communication parameters of the Modbus mas-
ter are set correctly.
For further Modbus network conguration details see
Appendix D - Limits, Fault Codes,
Torque Values, and Wire Sizes
.
7.8 Controller PCB Status Light Operation
There are two lights on the front of the Controller PCB, a green and a red light.
If the green light is on:
• The inverter is on and ready to produce power.
If the red light is on:
• Solid red — the inverter is in a faulted condition that will be auto reset by the inverter
if the fault condition is cleared.
• Flashing red — there is a latching fault. A latching fault requires manual intervention
prior to the inverter restart.
If the red light is on or ashing, a fault code should be shown on the display. See
Appendix D - Limits, Fault Codes, Torque Values, and Wire Sizes
for a description of the
fault codes.
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