Drive initialised to default value

What does 80 mean?

The frequency converter's parameter settings have been reset to their factory default values, typically after a manual reset action. This alarm serves as a notification that custom configuration has been lost. The drive will operate with default parameters until reconfigured, potentially affecting application performance and safety.

• Manual factory reset performed via LCP menu (e.g., P14-22 set to '2' or '10') or a dedicated reset button.
• A severe internal memory error or corrupted parameter block requiring the drive to revert to safe defaults.
• Firmware update procedure initiated without first saving existing parameter sets, leading to default values.
• Loss of backup battery power (if applicable) for non-volatile memory in older drive models.

Click steps to track your progress.

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   1. Check parameter P14-22 (Initialization) status to confirm if a factory reset was intentionally performed.

2. 2

   2. Reload the last known good parameter backup file from a PC tool (e.g., MCT10) or saved LCP settings.

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   3. Manually reconfigure all necessary application-specific parameters, paying close attention to critical motor and control settings.

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   4. If the fault persists after reconfiguring, try updating the drive's firmware to the latest stable version.