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Example 1) Timer based pause and lubrication cycle
7.5.1 Operating mode: MANUAL VERSION
The Bravo Manual version does not have any settable feature as there is no local controller. You should arrange to control the pump
ON/OFF with a host system that activates the pump as required and monitors the lubrication system, including checking level switch
and cycle switch when installed.
7.5.2 Operation mode – Automatic version Mode CYCLE
7.5.3 Operation mode – Automatic version Mode PULSE
Example 3) Pause cycle determined by external impulse. Lubrication cycle monitors cycle sensor
Example 2) Timer based pause. Lubrication cycle with monitoring of cycle sensor
Example 4) Pause determined by either time or extend impulse
Example 5) Pause determined by extend impulse, pause time generates alarm if impulses
not received
[P.Hou ≥ 1; P.Cou = 0; C.Min ≥ 1; C.Cou = 0;]
[P.Hou ≥ 1; P.Cou = 0; C.Min ≥ 1;C.Cou ≥ 1;]
[P.Hou = 0; P.Cou ≥ 1; C.Min ≥ 1; C.Cou ≥ 1;]
[P.Hou ≥ 1; P.Cou ≥ 1; C.Min ≥ 1;C.Cou ≥ 1;PTOA=OFF]
[P.Hou ≥ 1; P.Cou ≥ 1; C.Min ≥ 1; C.Cou ≥ 1; PTOA=ON]
● Pause and lubrication cycle determined by external
impulse [P.Cou ≥ 0; C.Cou ≥ 1]
● During lubrication, cycle sensor monitored to confirm
correct lubrication [C.Min ≥ 1]
● C.Min determines how many min. seconds to allow for the cycle
sensor.
● Lubrication cycle is suspended if external impulse not
detected within user preset time [S.Min ≥ 1]