The pump doses in proportion to an external signal (i.e.:
impulse launch counter). With every signal received, the
pump makes 1 second at the programmed “N” (i.e.: 20%)
speed.
The value of “N” can be modified during operation, by
pressing the
keys at the same time to increase
the flow, or the
keys to decrease it.
Makes it possible to set:
• Memory= The pump has a memory function, which
signals the reception of a signal during dosage. If
set to Off, it merely sends a signal, if set to On it
sends a signal and memorizes the impulses, then
executes them when it has finished receiving
signals
• 1:N= With every signal received, the pump makes 1
second at the programmed “N” (i.e.: 20%) speed.
Case N:1 Mode:
Pump doses following pulses number to the related input.
N input pulses generate 1 second of dosing at 1%
e.g.
• If N is set to 1 (N=1), pump doses for one second at speed=1% of Max speed
• If N is set to 100 (N=100), pump waits for 100 pulses than doses for one second at speed=1% of Max
speed
* quantity dosed in 1 second
If calculated flow rate is bigger than maximum, the pump goes in MEM function (if selected) and doses the lasting
quantity when possible.
The pump doses in proportion to an external signal (i.e.:
impulse launch counter). With every programmed “N” signal
received, the pump makes 1 second at the 1% of max
speed.
The value of “N” can be modified during operation, by
pressing the
keys at the same time to increase
the flow, or the
keys to decrease it.
Makes it possible to set:
• Memory= The pump has a memory function, which
signals the reception of a signal during dosage. If
set to Off, it merely sends a signal, if set to On it
sends a signal and memorizes the impulses, then
executes them when it has finished receiving
signals
• N:1= With every programmed “N” signal received,
the pump makes 1 second at the 1% of max speed.
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