WARNING: EXPOSURE TO BACK E.M.F
Risk of injury or damage to equipment. Do not remove the controller from the pump
unl the pump stops completely. The exposed electrical pins may pose a potenal
hazard. The user could also be exposed to a back e.m.f. from the pump and
potenally damage the controller.
With parallel control, the pump rotor will decelerate when stopped.
To stop the pump, disconnect the start/stop control input from the 0 V control reference
on the logic interface connector.
6.3.4 Parallel monitoring
The parameters that follows can be monitored:
▪
Analogue output
▪
Normal signal
▪
Fail signal
Refer to Connect the parallel control and monitoring on page 43 for instrucons on how
to monitor the signals.
6.4 Operaon with serial control and monitoring
6.4.1 Delayed start
If using a TAV solenoid valve controlled by the motor controller, it can be closed before
starng the pump. This allows the backing pump to decrease the pressure in the vacuum
system.
To close the vent valve, send the command that follows:
Command ! c 8 7 5 sp 1 cr
The reply is as follows:
Reply * c 8 7 5 sp r cr
Note:
This command overrides the current vent opon and closes the vent valve. There is no
command to open the vent valve but, when a stop command is sent to the pump, the
override will be cleared.
6.4.2 Start the pump
WARNING: EXPOSED ROTOR
Risk of injury. Do not operate the pump with its rotor exposed. Connect the pump to
the vacuum system before you operate the pump. If the pump is operated with its
rotor exposed, the pump rotor can cause injury as it rotates at high speeds and the
rotang blades can not be visible.
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