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Table 17: Menu structure
Parameter Description
3.1.2.1 Tank Commissioning of lifting units -
Setting the tank type
(may be disabled)
3.1.2.2 Inlet Level Commissioning of lifting units -
Setting the unit to the lowest open
inlet nozzle
3.3.4.1 Pumps OFF Level Pumps OFF [mm]
3.3.4.2 Base Load ON Level Base Load ON [mm]
3.3.4.3 Peak Load ON Level Peak Load ON [mm]
3.3.4.4 High Water Level High Water [mm]
3.3.5.3 Stop Delay Setting the stop delay [
1
/
10
s]
4.1.1 Firmware version Firmware version
7.3.3 Acknowledging alerts and warnings
NOTE
Alerts with a higher priority prevail over alerts with a lower priority. For instance,
alert A1 has a higher priority than alert A2.
Fig. 25: Acknowledging alerts and warnings
Alert indications:
On the display (e.g. -A09-)
As long as a parameter value is displayed, this will not be overwritten by an alert.
This allows you to complete parameterisation.
The red traffic light LED (alert) or yellow LED (warning) lights up.
Horn/buzzer is activated.
If more than one alert is present, the alert with the highest priority will be displayed.
Alerts with auto-acknowledgement are deactivated and acknowledged automatically
as soon as the cause of the alert has been rectified. Such alerts (incl. horn/buzzer) can
also be acknowledged manually.
Alerts with manual acknowledgement must be acknowledged at the control panel or
via the remote acknowledgement input.
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