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Accessories
MS Motors
R100 Menus
0. General
1. Operation
1.1 Warning and stop indication.
1.2 Indication of automatically reset fault indications.
Possibility of start and stop.
2. Status
Indication of:
2.1 Motor temperature
2.2 Current and voltage values.
2.3 Average supply voltage.
2.4 Average input current of the three phases.
2.5 Actual current unbalance.
2.6 Actual insulation resistance to earth.
2.7 Phase sequence and frequency.
2.8 Actual power input and total power consumption.
2.9 Accumulated number of operating hours.
2.10 Value measured by an external sensor.
2.11 Energy consumption per m
3
pumped liquid.
2.12 Actual flow.
2.13 Accumulated flow.
3. Limits
Indication and setting of:
3.1 Motor temperature.
3.2 Current stop limits.
3.3 Current warning limits.
3.4 Voltage variations.
3.5 Insulation resistance.
3.6 Currrent unbalance.
3.7 Stop for external sensor.
3.8 Warning limits for external sensor.
4. Installation
Setting possibilities:
4.1 Automatic or manual resetting of fault indications.
4.2 Release time for fault indications.
4.3 Star connection time for star-delta or
auto-transformer starting.
4.4 Starting delay when first started, e.g. after supply
failure.
4.5 Minimum start cycle time.
4.6 On/off of groundwater lowering function.
4.7 Run/stop times for groundwater lowering.
4.8 Electronic numbering of CU 3 units.
4.9 On/off of power and temperature measuring
funciton.
4.10 External sensor type. On/off of external analog
sensor with or without zero offset.
4.11 Groundwater lowering by means of level sensors.
Filling and emptying function.
4.12 On/off of external digital sensor.
Status report
All settings and measured values can be transferred to
a portable printer via wireless infra-red communication
and be printed in a status report.
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
TM00 7981 1702TM00 7982 1302
R 100
CU 3
CU 3
R100
Wireless infra-red
communication
IR-Printer
R100
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