Provided the cables are labelled, this is not a problem. I assume you want to connect the motor in Delta, if the cables are marked you will have A1 B1 and C1, and A2 B2 and C2 will be connected together on the N terminal? if this is the case, you will need to use seperate connectors, and connect A1 to B2, B1 to C2 and C1 to A2. the motor is now connected in delta for 240v three phase running. put one phase from the vfd to each connection. If the cables are not marked, start by assuming that the A B and C are the "ones" and the three connected together are the "twos" test from A1 with a multimeter till you get continuity, that is A2, and so forth.

Hope this helps.

Phil

Wot Phil and Robert said with a diagram:

You probably want the motor wired in delta to match the inverter. As the other ends of each coil are accessible on the N terminal, it should be straightforward.

One thing I learned on the forum was to make sure the start of each coil (marked with a dot) is connected in the sense shown – apparently the motor runs rough if one of the coils is wired backwards.

Dave