C-Mod / F-Mod fault in Toshiba drive

C-Mod / F-Mod Error Command/Frequency Mode Conflict fault in Toshiba drive

Description This is an operational warning that appears when you try to issue a command that is invalid for the current mode.
Example: Pressing the "RUN" button on the keypad while the drive is in "Remote / Terminal" mode. Or trying to change the frequency via the dial when the drive is set to "4-20mA Input." Causes
1. User Error: Operator trying to use the keypad without switching the "Local/Remote" button first.
2. Parameter Setting: Command Mode (CMOD) is set to "1" (Terminal) but user expects "0" (Keypad).
3. Wiring: The "Local/Remote" digital input switch is in the wrong position. Solution Check the "CMOD" (Command Mode) and "FMOD" (Frequency Mode) parameters.
- If you want to control from the Keypad: Set CMOD=0, FMOD=0.
- If you want to control from Terminals: Set CMOD=1, FMOD=1 or 2.

If you need to switch back and forth, program a digital input (S1) as "Local/Remote Toggle." When the switch is ON, the keypad works. When OFF, the terminals work.