To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Masterflex MASTERSENSE MFLX07526-10 Water Pump touchscreen unresponsive?
If the touchscreen of your Masterflex Water Pump is unresponsive, it might be due to wearing thick latex gloves. Try removing your gloves before using the touchscreen. Remember to consult your company or laboratory safety guidelines before removing any personal protective equipment.
What to do if Masterflex Water Pump motor doesn't rotate and the display doesn't light?
If the motor of your Masterflex Water Pump does not rotate and the display does not light, it may be due to a power issue. First, ensure the power cord is securely plugged into the drive and the mains power outlet, and that the power is switched on. Also, check the power cord for any visible signs of damage and replace it if defective.
What to do if Masterflex MASTERSENSE MFLX07526-10 doesn't rotate during analog operation and the display doesn't light up?
If your Masterflex Water Pump does not rotate during analog operation and the display does not light up, it could be due to a defective analog control or setting error. Here’s what you can do: 1. Switch the pump drive off. 2. Check that the 25-Pin connection cable is fully inserted into the drive's port. 3. Switch on the pump drive. 4. If the motor still does not rotate, select ANALOG INPUT from the Mode Selection Screen and/or the Settings Screen and verify that the settings are correct.
How to improve calibration strength on Masterflex Water Pump?
If the calibration strength bar displays a weak calibration strength on your Masterflex Water Pump, it's likely due to a poor calibration volume or flow rate. You can improve calibration accuracy by using a larger calibration volume and/or altering the flow rate.
Essential safety precautions and warnings for operating the Masterflex pump drive.
Overview of the MasterSense L/S pump drive, its capabilities, and applications.
Highlights key features and benefits of the MasterSense L/S pump drive.
Visual guide to the icons used on the pump drive's touchscreen interface.
Important preparatory steps and precautions before initial operation.
Step-by-step instructions for powering on the pump drive.
Guides for setting language, time, date, brightness, alerts, and analog output.
Accessing details like MAC address, IP, software version, and firmware.
Configuring network connectivity via Wi-Fi for the pump drive.
Setting up network connection using an Ethernet cable.
Controlling user access levels and permissions for the pump drive.
How to select and configure the installed pump head.
Procedure for filling the tubing with fluid and removing air pockets.
Essential steps for calibrating tubing to ensure accurate fluid dispensing.
Accessing the different operating modes of the pump drive.
Running the pump at a constant speed or flow rate.
Operating the pump for a specific duration or number of cycles.
Dispensing a precise volume of fluid.
Controlling and monitoring the pump via external analog signals.
Creating and saving custom operating programs for frequent use.
Modifying existing custom programs for the pump drive.
Configuring the pump drive for Ethernet/IP communication with a PLC.
Details on input and output data for Ethernet/IP communication.
Operating the pump drive remotely using Profibus communication.
Data mapping and byte definitions for Profibus communication.
Procedures for updating the pump drive's firmware.
Resetting the pump drive to its original factory default configuration.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the pump drive unit.
Identifying and resolving common issues with the pump drive.
Explanations of error codes and their recommended actions.
Technical specifications including output, input, and construction details.
Information on how to obtain support for product-related questions.
General| Model | MASTERSENSE MFLX07526-10 |
|---|---|
| Type | Peristaltic Pump |
| Motor Type | Brushless DC |
| Power Supply | 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Display | Digital |
| Tubing Size | L/S 13, L/S 14, L/S 16, L/S 25, L/S 17, L/S 18 |
| Communication | RS-485, USB |
