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7.2.2 Default 2 – 10 Sensor Probe and 3 Pumps

Figure 35 – Default 2

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Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
1 Warnings & Cautions9
- Information to User9
- Documentation Standards9
- Installation Notes9
2 Glossary & Symbols10
3 Major New Features & Enhancements in Recent Firmware Releases11
- Version 3.1.011
Part 1 - Operations12
4 Introduction12
- Range of Options12
- Intuitive Operator Interface13
- Intuitive Engineering Interface13
- Out of the Box" Control of a Pump Station14
5 Operator Interface15
- LCD Panel15
- LED Indicators16
- Buttons16
- Using the Interface16
Part 2 - Installation & Commissioning33
6 Mounting Instructions33
- Mounting the Operator Interface Display33
- Mounting the Pump Station Manager35
- Connecting the Operator Interface to the Pump Station Manager35
7 Multismart Boards36
- Power Supply38
- Default Wiring Setup for Pump Control Board39
- Pump Control Board44
- CPU Board48
- DSP Board49
  - Table 3 – Max. Cable Length at Specific Baud Rates52
  - Table 4 – Can BUS and Can ID Settings53
- Energy Monitoring & Motor Protection Board56
8 Pumpview Hardware Setup58
- Fault Finding58
- Configuring Pumpview for a Serial Cellular Modem59
- Configuring Pumpview for an Ethernet Cellular Router60
9 Quick Commissioning Guide63
- Setup Wizard Flow Diagrams64
- Setup Wizard Notes68
- Unassign any Faults Not Used70
- Level Simulation Mode72
- Maintenance Mode72
Part 3 - Advanced Settings74
10 High Level Overview74
- Multismart Pump Station Manager Overview74
- Pump Station Manager75
- Reservoir Monitor76
- Pump Control Module77
- Energy Monitoring and Motor Protection78
- Supply Protection79
- Data Logger79
- Flow79
- Fault Module79
- Security79
- PLC Extension (IEC 61131-3)79
- Logic Engine79
- Rtu80
11 Security82
- Selecting any Digital Input Tag85
- Security Key Setup86
- Accessing Multismart Without a Security Key87
12 Fill / Empty & Pump Setpoints, Alarm Setpoints, Delays88
- Fill / Empty (Charge / Discharge)88
- Default Pump and Alarm Setpoints88
- Changing Pump and Alarm Levels Setpoints89
- Setting Pump & Alarm Delays91
13 Pumps and Groups93
- Change Alternation & Fixed Duty94
- Moving Pumps between Groups, or Changing the Order of Pumps96
- Adding or Deleting Groups & Changing Group Alternation96
- Decommissioning Pumps97
14 Configuring I/O, Fault & Level Devices98
- Digital Inputs98
- Assigning Faults to Digital Inputs98
- Unassigning Fault Inputs100
- Configuring Digital Inputs100
  - Table 8 – Advanced Digital Input Options101
  - Table 9 – Digital Input Mode Examples102
- Configuring Analog Inputs103
- Advanced Analog Input Options104
- External Digital & Analog Modules104
- Configuring Level Devices109
- Configuring Faults122
  - Table 15 – Advanced Fault Parameters123
  - Table 16 – Fault Actions Parameters125
- Configuring Analog Outputs130
- Configuring Digital Outputs131
  - Table 17 – Digital Output Sources132
  - Table 18 – Advanced Digital Output Options133
15 Profiles135
- Profile Selection Methods136
- Configuring the Setpoints of Profiles138
- Configuring Other Profile Properties138
16 Station Optimization140
- Station Optimization Menu141
  - Table 20 – Pump Reversal Parameters143
  - Table 21 – Well Washer Parameters146
- Additional Parameters148
17 Energy Monitoring and Motor Protection150
- Setting Motor Protection Values151
  - Table 22 – CT & FLC Parameters152
  - Table 24 – Basic Fault Options153
- Insulation Resistance Tester154
- Reassigning (Motor) Current Inputs Used in Motor Protection158
- Calculating Efficiency159
18 Supply Protection160
- Battery Test162
19 Datalogger163
- Configuring the Event Logger164
- Crisis Logger166
- Interval Logger168
- Filtering the Data Viewed in the History Page168
- Storing the Datalogger on the SD Card170
- Configuring the Datalogger to Write Directly to an SD Card173
- Adding Comments and Deleting Logs173
20 Flow174
- Configure General Flow Setting174
- Configuring Analog Inputs for Flow Measurement175
- Configuring Analog Inputs for Inflow Measurement176
- Configuring Digital Inputs for Flow Measurement176
- Configuring Calculated Flow Settings177
- Flow Alarms178
- Smart Outflow179
- Estimating Duration to Overflow180
21 Reservoir Monitor181
- Communications Configuration181
- User Interface183
- Connection Manager183
22 RTU Module185
- Communications Screen185
- Communication Protocols185
- Enabling and Viewing of DNP and MODBUS Logs199
- IP Address & Routing Settings200
23 Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)201
- Enabling VFD201
- Individual Pump Parameters202
- Setup an Analog Output for Use with a VFD Drive203
- Controlling a VFD Drive Using MODBUS203
- Displaying VFD Speed on Main Screen203
- Calculating Efficiency Using VFD203
24 PLC Extension IEC 61131-3 (Isagraf)204
- Setting up the Workbench205
- Setting up I/O206
- Multismart Functions & I/O Blocks206
- Downloading Isagraf Resources to Multismart212
- Compiling and Downloading Multiple Resources212
- Viewing the Status of Isagraf Variables212
- The Tags Button213
- The Params Button213
- Disabling Isagraf Resources213
- Backing up Isagraf Resources213
- Isagraf Application Examples214
25 Logic Engine215
- Multismart Tags215
- Logic Engine Tags216
- Mathematical Operators217
- Multismart Logic Functions217
- Advanced Functions218
- Logic Examples219
- Uploading Logic Files Using FTP220
- Enabling Logic Files221
26 SMS Server222
27 Customizing the Display225
- Naming Pumps225
- Pump Data Display225
- Bottom Section226
28 Restarting the Multismart227
29 Site Keys and Enabling New Modules227
- Software Modules Available227
- Enabling Software Modules with a New Site Key228
30 Upgrading Multismart Firmware228
- Upgrading Via PC Configuration Utility228
31 Backing up & Restoring Configuration Settings229
- Resetting Defaults229
- Restore a Backup230
- Back up Current Configuration231
32 More Advanced Configuration232
- Default Mode Vs. Showing Less Options232
33 Web Server233
- Web233
- Security Key Setup234
34 Troubleshooting235
- There Is no Level Displayed on My Unit235
- Every Time the Pump Starts I See a Contactor Auxiliary Fault235
- My Unit Is Showing a "Current Config Fail" Fault236
- My Unit Has Started with the Message "Fail Safe Mode236
- PPP2 Manager Connection Error236
- My Unit Keeps Restarting236
35 Appendix A - Fault Message Glossary237
36 Appendix B - Display Mounting Template - Metric Units241
37 Appendix C - Display Mounting Template - US / Imperial Units242
38 Appendix D - Multismart Security Explained243
39 Appendix D - Multismart Web Security Explained245
40 Appendix E - Setting up WITS-DNP Communications247
- Basic Configuration247
- Connection Details248
- Handling of Redundant Channels with Connection Details249
- Device On/Off Scan249
- Scheduled Connection249
- Point On/Off Scan250
- Analogue Range/Scaling250
- Analogue Limits250
- Counter Limits251
- Point Archives251
- Binary States251
- Profiles251
- Rate of Change251
- Object Flag Actions252
- Minimum, Maximum, and Mean252
- Integral Values252
- State Counter253
- State Runtime253
- Profile Control Value253
- Bulk Configurations and Versions254
- Event Logs255
41 Technical Specifications256
- Processor Unit256
- Rtu/Communications256
- Firmware/Application Upgrade Capability256
- I/O Standard Modules256
- I/O-3MP: Motor Protection I/O Board256
- Power (Per Unit)256
- Power Supply & Environmental256
- Product Dimensions256
42 Multitrode Terms & Conditions of Sale257

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