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18
EN
Programming
Par. Description Units
Default Min. Max.
Notes
25 10 505.07
MINIMUM WORKING
FREQUENCY
Hz
Minimum frequency at which you allow the pump to
work.
50 25 655.08
MAXIMUM WORKING
FREQUENCY
Hz
Maximum frequency at which you allow the pump
to work.
50 25 505.09
AUXILIARY OPERATING
FREQUENCY
Hz
When the pump in operation reaches this frequency it
sends a command to the auxiliary to start up.
2 1 2005.10
MINIMUM AUXILIARY
OPERATING DELAY
Sec
Time from the moment the condition of parameter 5.09
occurs until the auxiliary pump starts.
21105.11 AUXILIARY STOP DELAY Sec
Time from when a system of two or more pumps
is working below parameter 1.4 until the auxiliary
pumps stop.
Unused
Unused
External stop
External stop INV
2nd setpoint
2nd setpoint INV
Flow Sensor NC
5.12 DIGITAL INPUT 1
Unused See parameter 5.125.13 ENTRADA DIGITAL 2 See parameter 5.12
OFF
OFF
Alarm (NO)
Alarm (NC)
On
External stop
Dry running
Clock (NO)
Clock (NC)
5.14 RELAY 1 OUTPUT
The aim of this parameter is to enable signals remotely.
OFF: The relay is never activated.
Alarm (NO): The relay closes before an alarm.
Alarm (NC): The relay opens before an alarm.
Running: The relay is energised when the unit is
running.
External stop: The relay is energised when there
is an external stop. (For this condition we must have
programmed a digital input as “·Start/Stop”).
Dry running: The relay is energised if the converter
detects dry running.
Clock (NO): The relay closes depending on the time
data programmed in parameters 5.16 to 5.21.
Clock (NC): The relay opens depending on the time
data programmed in parameters 5.16 to 5.21.
OFF
OFF
Alarm (NO)
Alarm (NC)
On
External stop
Dry running
Clock (NO)
Clock (NC)
5.15 RELAY 2 OUTPUT See parameters 5.14
We can use the digital input as a system start-stop by
closing the input circuit, or by opening it if we select
the INV option.
It can also be used as a second set pressure in the same
way. Closing the circuit of the programmed input, the
system will ignore the second set pressure (parameter
5.05). The operation described is the reverse if we choo-
se the INV option.
“Flow Sensor NC” can be selected when a flow sensor
is available, which will stop the pump when the contact
is opened.
Selecting “Unused” will not affect the system.