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How to change the max output frequency on a Magnetek GPD503 inverter?

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NoSpam - 30 Apr 2008 19:10 GMT
With "factory defaults" the highest frequency this will allow me to set
is 60Hz and I can't find how to change it. On other inverter
manufacturer's I've played with its been fairly easy to find the right
parameter, but not this one.
Is anyone familiar enough with these drives to have a suggestion?

Dave
Martin Whybrow - 30 Apr 2008 19:45 GMT
My Magnetek 333 manual shows parameter no-02 sets the maximum frequency; the
default value is 60Hz. I suspect the 503 may use the same parameters.
Martin
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> With "factory defaults" the highest frequency this will allow me to set is
> 60Hz and I can't find how to change it. On other inverter manufacturer's
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>
> Dave
NoSpam - 30 Apr 2008 22:06 GMT
> My Magnetek 333 manual shows parameter no-02 sets the maximum frequency; the
> default value is 60Hz. I suspect the 503 may use the same parameters.
> Martin

Well that's truly embarrassing. I looked at every parameter, but that
was hidden amongst the V/f section that I glossed over. It took a minute
or two to sort out because to change the max frequency I had first to
change the V/f characteristic from auto to manual.
Thanks Martin.

Dave
 
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