Configuring Analog Outputs - MultiTrode MultiSmart Installation & Operation Manual

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2. Set the other Parameters
Navigate to:
Scroll down to General fault 1
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Press Configure
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Enter the new fault description – Low Fuel Warning
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Scroll down to Act Delay and enter 10
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Scroll down to Pumps Unavailable and press Toggle to uncheck the box
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Press Save and the Home key
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3. Enter the Required Resistance Threshold
This value can only be set in the advance menu under the digital input assigned.
From the main screen go to:-
Enter 500
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Press Save and Restart Now
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Now whenever the resistance of the fuel gauge falls below 500 ohms (for more than 10s) the message, Low
Fuel Warning is displayed.
A similar configuration would be used for a PTC sensor.
14.9.3 Assigning Faults to a Context
You can select single or multiple contexts from, Station to Pump, Well and Group. If none are selected the
fault will still come up in the fault information screen, however no actions like 'stop pump until fault is cleared'
will be executed when the fault is active. More advanced fault configuration can be configured from the
Advanced screen.
Navigate to:
14.9.4 Rest All Faults Trigger
A ResetAllFaults tag is present in the MultiSmart which can be assigned to a digital input, DNP or Modbus
digital control point. It is used to reset faults that require a reset or an acknowledgement. The tag needs to be
set to 1 to reset. The tag's location in the MultiSmart is 'PumpControl.FaultStatistics.ResetAllFaults'.
14.10

Configuring Analog Outputs

The MultiSmart Pump Control I/O Board (3PC) has one analog output available.
Protection Board (3MP) has three analog outputs available.
These analog outputs can be used for tasks such as re-transmitting an analog input or producing an analog
output value that matches the level in a well measured by a non-analog sensor such as a probe.
Analog outputs are configured in the Analog Output screen.
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