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2) All pump alarms are logged to the Model TMC430 with the pump identification
number, alarm type [seal fail, over temperature, contactor fail, or “spare”], date,
and time. The logs can be instantly accessed by pressing the LOG menu
button, or by downloading to the Windows™ software in a .csv formatted file for
use in a spreadsheet application.
3) Each alarm may be disabled (for all pumps) via the setup menu if not used.
4) Three sets of discreet pump alarm inputs and a full range of pump and sensor
configurable menu options. (Note: current hardware utilizes the third pump’s
alarm inputs as floats, meaning to use any “floats” mode will necessitate using
only two of the available pump outputs.)
5) H-O-A [Hand-Off-Auto] is allowed for each pump from the menu buttons, as
well as from the Windows™ software.
6) Separately configurable on-delay time, and off-delay time to prevent very large
in-rush currents when multiple pumps need to be activated at the same time.
Both may be adjusted from 0.0 to 10.0 seconds.
7) The Windows™ software allows for easier setup by:
a. Simplifying the setup process for a single controller, most settings are
presented on a single screen
b. Save the configuration settings if:
i. Multiple controllers will use the same settings
ii. The factory restore option was accidentally performed, erasing all
settings
iii. The controller malfunctions and needs to be repaired or replaced.
8) There is a CR2032 battery inside the controller that maintains the Real-Time-
Clock (RTC) settings (date and time of day). *This battery is not user
replaceable. All other settings are stored in non-volatile memory.
*Battery is installed in a position that is not easily accessible, and the controller must be completely
disassembled (which will void the warranty) to change the battery.
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