Quote Originally Posted by AlexDoran View Post
Hi,

Yes i figured it out. You have to wire it as the manual, however the VFD is slightly strange as you have to ground both the ACM & DCM (Analogue & Digital Grounds) to each other. A bizarre occurrence to me, not sure what the Chinese logic is behind it but it works. I can now control the M3/M5 commands and set the speed from the DDCSV1.1.

Alex
Hey Alex.

Just wanted to thank you for this post, as I was struggling to get my Huanyang VFD to run at the speed I am setting from Aspire.
I managed to get it turning on and off at the start and finish of a job all ok, but the speed setting didn't work and it just ran to max.
Connecting the DCM and ACM together via a simple wire fixed it, so thank you.

Ian