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Pressostats 1 - 2
Measurements
AK error
No. of pressostats
P1 pressure.
P1 actual state
2
Settings
Main switch
P1 Cut out pressure
P1 Cut in pressure
P1 High alarm limit
P1 High alarm delay
P1 Low alarm limit
P1 Low alarm delay
P1 Sensor select
2
Voltage inputs
Measurements
AK error
No. of voltage input
V1 value
V1 actual state
2
Settings
Main switch
V1 Cut out
V1 Cut out delay
V1 Cut in
V1 Cut in delay
V1 High alarm limit
V1 High alarm delay
V1 Low alarm limit
V1 Low alarm delay
V1 Volt signal type
V1 Min read out
V1 Max read out
2
AK-LM 330 Vers. 1.4x
When "ON", the controller is in alarm condition.
The number of pressostats that have been defined can be read here.
1 to 2 can be read and operated in the following menus.
3 or more can only be read and operated from the Service Tool AK-ST 500.
Pressure reading for the transmitter defined in "Pressostat 1"
The pressostat's actual value is shown here. ON or OFF.
There are similar readings for "Pressostat 2".
Main switch:
Cut out value for relay "Pressostat 1"
Cut in value for relay "Pressostat 1"
High alarm limit "Pressostat 1"
Delay time for high alarm "Pressostat 1"
Low alarm limit "Pressostat 1"
Delay time for low alarm "Pressostat 1"
The transmitter that is to send the signal to "Pressostat 1" is defined here.
There are similar settings for "Pressostat 2".
When "ON", the controller is in alarm condition.
The number of voltage functions that have been defined can be read here.
1 to 2 can be read and operated in the following menus.
3 or more can only be read and operated from the Service Tool AK-ST 500.
The voltage measurement for the function defined in "Volt 1"
The function's actual value is shown here. ON or OFF.
There are similar readings for "Volt 2".
Main switch:
Cut out value for relay which is defined in "Volt 1"
Delay time for cut out of relay
Cut in value for relay which is defined in "Volt 1"
Delay time for cut in of relay
High alarm limit "Volt 1"
Delay time for high alarm "Volt 1"
Low alarm limit "Volt 1"
Delay time for low alarm "Volt 1"
The voltage area that is to send the signal to "Volt 1" is defined here.
0-5 V: Defined with setting = 9
1-5 V: Defined with setting = 11
0-10 V: Defined with setting = 10
2-10 V: Defined with setting = 12
(The received voltage is converted to a value which is defined by the following:
Lower voltage value = Min. read out. Higher voltage value = Max. read out.
It is these limits that form the function's setting values)
Definition of the reading at the voltage area's lowest value
Definition of the reading at the voltage area's highest value.
There are similar settings for "Volt 2".
Menu operation RC8CC202 © Danfoss 09/2012
ON:
Regulation
OFF: Controller stopped
ON:
Regulation
OFF: Controller stopped
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