How do you configure a Freewheel Stop and a Run Permissive on ATV32 and ATV320 drives?

You can configure both a Freewheel Stop (instead of a ramp stop) and a Run Permissive input directly from the drive keypad by following the steps below.

Configure Freewheel Stop (Always Active)

To set the drive so it always performs a Freewheel Stop:

1. Press the dial on the keypad.
2. Navigate to:
   ConF → FULL → FUn- → Stt → Stt
3. Set the parameter to nSt.

This ensures the drive performs a freewheel stop rather than a ramp stop.

Configure Run Permissive Input

To assign a Run Permissive using a digital/logic input:

1. Press the dial on the keypad.
2. Navigate to:
   ConF → FULL → FUn- → Stt → nSt
3. Assign nSt to the desired Logic/Digital Input (DIx / LIx).

The drive will only be allowed to run when this input is in the correct state.

Important Notes

• Freewheel Stop (nSt) is an active-low input.
• If the assigned input is not wired, the drive will remain locked in the nSt state and will not run.
• Until the actual permissive contact is installed, add a jumper from 24 V to the assigned DIx/LIx input to allow the drive to run.

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