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14-04-2017 #2
Hi Gerry
Do you mean via an externally generated voltage, or from a voltage provided by the VFD? I'm using the 10V internal voltage via a manually set pot and has been ok for a few years.
Maybe your pot is a bit scratchy and the signal you measure with meter is smoothed out but the VFD is seeing the rapid fluctuations?
If it is an external supply then maybe wire up a pot direct to see if that is steady?
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Sorry just noticed you tube link. Will view video first !Last edited by routercnc; 14-04-2017 at 06:21 PM.
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