Its more complicated than simply "switching it on and selecting mode or something". If you have the operation manual and can't understand it then setting it up is way beyond your ability level. VFD's have to be setup for line voltage, frequency, motor amps, HP, rpm, rotation, min & max speeds, accel/deaccl, input and speed control methods, etc. to name a few. Then properly wiring the drive is a whole another issue. All of this info you didn't mention so unless someone has a crystal ball it's impossible to know.
Setting up a VFD incorrectly can result in a destroyed drive, equipment damage and/or someone getting hurt or killed. I do this for a living and have seen my share of mangled equipment, snapped shafts, and blown up drives because someone "thought" they knew how to program a drive. It should not be done by someone that doesn't have knowledge of the equipment. My advise is to wait until your service people are back at work or hire someone to set it up for you.