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PEDROLLO E1 TRI - Configure Mode 5 Settings

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Conguring MODE 5
SELECT
MODE CONFIG
Press the key to conrm the choice and enter the submenu.
9
MODE CONFIG
MODE:1
Press the key to enter the submenu and change mode.
6 9
MODE:5
Press the or key to select mode 5
(from modes 1 to 6)
Press the
key to conrm the choice of MODE:5
Press the
key to continue with the conguration
9
MODE CONFIG
SETUP
Press the key to enter the mode 5 conguration submenu
9
MODE5 CONFIG
P1:3.0 bar
Set the rst activation threshold to a specic pressure.
This parameter denes the rst pressure threshold (P1), above which both
electric pumps are deactivated.
If the pressure is below this set value (P1) minus the dierential value
(DP1), a single pump is activated according to the alternating logic.
Default 3 bar Range 0–40 bar Step 0.1
MODE5 CONFIG
DP1:0.5 bar
Set the dierential value (DP1) to a specic pressure.
This parameter denes the dierence between the activation and deactiva-
tion levels with respect to the rst activation threshold (P1)
Default 0.5 bar Range 0-P1 Step 0.1
MODE5 CONFIG
P2:2 bar
Set the second activation threshold to a specic pressure.
This parameter denes the second pressure threshold (P2), above which
one of the two electric pumps is deactivated.
If the pressure is below this set value (P2) minus the dierential value
(DP2), the second pump is activated.
Default 2 bar Range 0–40 bar Step 0.1
MODE5 CONFIG
DP2:0.5 bar
Set the dierential value (DP2) to a specic pressure.
This parameter denes the dierence between the activation and deactiva-
tion levels with respect to the second activation threshold (P2)
Default 0.5 bar Range 0-P2 Step 0.1
MODE5 CONFIG
LOGIC:ALTERN.
If the system has two electric pumps, enable (ALTERN.) or disable (SIN-
GLE) the alternating logic.
MODE5 CONFIG
DRY LOGIC:COS
Set whether the dry running stop logic is based on the motor current read-
ing (CURR) or cosφ reading (COS)

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