What sort of Interfacing Card do you have? I have x61500GT and my Card will be different.
Look at the manual for that. I suspect the problem is the way they send the speed signal to the VFD. They may be using a PWM signal and a pull up resister to get a 'fairly close' representation of the correct Spindle Speed, as was in my case.
the Nowforever VFD expects a 0 - 10 VDC or 0 - 20 mA signal for speed control, depending on a jumper on the drive.
I downloaded the manual but could not see a wiring diagram to see how they have done it.
I had to buy and fit a signal converter to mine to improve the spindle speed accuracy. It converts a 5V p/p 0 - 100% PWM signal to a 0 - 10 V DC signal.
Measure the input to the VFD with a multimeter , when its running and you may see what I am talking about.
Or you could use an adjustable power supply to produce the 0 - 10v signal to the VFD.Your VFD may be doing exactly what the input suggests.
Steve