How to Set Up 3hp Single Phase VFD to Run an Exhaust Fan?

Hello, everyone! I have an ATO single phase VFD GK3000-1S0022, 3hp (2.2 kW), I would appreciate it if you help me:
1. To set up this VFD to run a single phase motor of an Exhaust Fan. Motor has a capacitor. Input and output power is single phase 208-230V.
2. There is also a contactor in the power line to start and stop the Fan. The CO control system calls on and off the contactor to control the CO in the parking. I wonder if I should install the contactor between the power source and VFD or between the VFD and Load (Exhaust Fan).

Esmaeil wrote:
Hi Esmaeil,
1. The 2 power lines of your single-phase motor can be directly connected to the U, W, or U, V terminals of the VFD output terminals.
2. We recommend using a circuit breaker installed between the power supply and the single phase VFD, without installing a contactor between the VFD and the load (exhaust fan), then you can just use the CO control system to call the trigger signal for controlling the VFD's start/stop signal. For example, your CO control system can trigger a relay, and then you can indirectly control the on/off of the VFD through the NO contact of the relay.

ATO wrote:
Thank you for your prompt response.
1. Please let me know how to set up the VFD menus.
2. Please see the attached two sketches.
Sketch#1 shows how we wired the VFD and other components.
Sketch#2 shows the controller and how to control the load contactor.
The relay#3 inside the controller in sketch 2 triggers the contactor in the sketch1.

Esmaeil wrote:
1. For menu programming of VFD, you can refer to our demo video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxTVneMG5Jo&list=PLlo8RulDRnthBFbP4ydheukDSKw2hAfDn&index=27
2. For sketch #1, the contactor between the VFD and the fan should be removed and the fan should be connected directly to the VFD.
For sketch 2, you can keep relay #3 triggering the contactor (in sketch 1), and then use the contact (NO) in sketch 1 to control the VFD control terminal FWD-COM for the purpose, thus indirectly controlling the start and stop of the VFD. Please refer to the attached wiring.

ATO wrote:
I remove the contactor from the power line between the VFD and the fan.
When I push the FWD button on the panel, the fan starts to work almost 6 minutes and turns off automatically. Fan will be turned off if I push the STOP button on the panel before 6 minutes.
I connect the FWD and COM connections to each other in the VFD. Nothing happened. I disconnected them again and nothing happened.
When the fan does not turn on or off with tying and untying the FWD-COM points, I wonder how I can turn on and off the Fan using the VFD and contactor.

Esmaeil wrote:
If you would like to use FWD and terminal COM to control the VFD, you should set the following parameters:
P0.03=1 (run the command from terminal)
P4.08=0 (2-wire control mode 1)