From Version 2.13, MCT 10 supports the Smart Logic Controller Plug-in for the Automation Drive
series. This feature enables the user to do very quick set-up of logical sequence programs by means
of a graphical user interface, instead of setting up each single parameter by hand.
This plug-in is easy to use, and items can be added, just by performing a right-click in the sequence
tree area.
It is recommended to consult the Automation Drive’s Design guide to get a full overview of the Smart
Logic Controller features.
One of the great advantages of the built-in Logic Condition Controller is its easy-to-use
programmability. You can easily configure it without previous training and it enables a host of
advanced functionalities.
The condition controller is a simple, but at the same time very clever way to have your drive, motor
and application work together. The principle is this: The controller monitors a pre-determined event.
When the specified event occurs, it performs a pre-determined act and starts monitoring the next
predetermined event – and continues that way in up to twenty different steps until it returns to step
one – monitoring the first specified event.
The logic controller is able to monitor any parameter that can be characterised as “true” or “false”.
This includes digital commands and also logic expressions, which allows sensor outputs to determine
the operation. Temperature, pressure, flow, time, load, frequency, voltage and other parameters
combined with the operators “>”, “<”, “=”, “and” and “or” forms logic expressions that controls the
drive logically in any application. That is why Danfoss calls it a “logic” controller.
• Makes the drive act according to your specific application
• Standard feature
• Simple to programme
• Easy to correct
• Program via MCT 10 or LCP
Components simple to learn
• Comparators
• Logic rules
• Events
• Actions
• Done!
это из мануала конфигуратора MCT10, однако FC300 не есть дешевый вариант, поэтому Овен или сегнетикс в сочетании , скажем, с SMD from Lenze, не покажутся дорогими....

А вот так "это" выглядит" :