Direct Access Parameter Information
Q9 Plus ASD Install/Op Manual
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Virtual Linear Pump Application Operating Mode
Program Virtual Linear Pump Settings
While operating in the Virtual Linear Pump mode, this parameter
sets the system response to the received feedback from the V/I
terminal.
Select Direct Acting to produce an increase in the ASD output
with a decrease in the feedback signal.
Select Reverse Acting to produce a decrease in the ASD output
with an decrease in the feedback signal.
Settings:
0 — Direct Acting (Positive Gradient)
1 — Reverse Acting (Negative Gradient)
Direct Access Number —
F380
Parameter Type — Selection List
Factory Default — Direct Acting
Changeable During Run — No
Virtual Linear Pump Sleep Timer
Program Virtual Linear Pump Sleep Timer
During a properly configured Virtual Linear Pump operation, this
parameter Enables/Disables the ability of the ASD to terminate
the output signal to the motor upon operating for a user-set
amount of time within the Virtual Linear Pump Minimum (Thresh-
old) threshold.
See F383 and F480 for additional information on this parameter.
Settings:
0 — Disabled
1 — Enabled
Direct Access Number —
F382
Parameter Type — Selection List
Factory Default — Disabled
Changeable During Run — Yes
Virtual Linear Pump Sleep Delay Timer
Program Virtual Linear Pump Sleep Timer
During a properly configured Virtual Linear Pump operation, and
once enabled at F382, this parameter establishes the time that
system operation will be allowed to operate within the Virtual Lin-
ear Pump Minimum (Threshold) threshold before the ASD output
to the motor is terminated.
See F382 for additional information on this parameter.
Direct Access Number —
F383
Parameter Type — Numerical
Factory Default — 300
Changeable During Run — Yes
Minimum — 1
Maximum — 65535
Units — Seconds
WARNING
The Sleep Timer function may result in the unexpected
Start or Stop of the motor. Signs to this effect are to be
posted at the location of the motor/pump.
F380 – F385
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