Basic 2-Pump Application (1 Well) - 18 Tags - MultiTrode MultiSmart Integrator Manual

5.4 Basic 2-pump application (1 well) – 18 tags
Description
Pump 1 Running (called)
Pump 2 Running (called)
Pump 1 Unavailable
Pump 2 Unavailable
Pump 1 Active Fault
Pump 2 Active Fault
Level
High Level alarm
Supply fault – Under-voltage
Over-voltage
Phase imbalance
Supply, phase AB
Supply, phase BC
Supply, phase CA
Inflow
Pump 1 Flow rate
Pump 2 Flow rate
Station volume
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Q-Pulse Id VM357
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Tag ID
PumpControl._1.Running
PumpControl._2.Running
PumpControl._1.FaultStatus.UnavailableActive
PumpControl._2.FaultStatus.UnavailableActive
Fault.Pump._1.Active
Fault.Pump._2.Active
PumpControl.Well._1.CurrentLevel or
PumpControl.Well._1.ScaledLevel
Faults.Well._1.HighLevel.Status.Active
Faults.Station.UnderVoltage.Status.Active
Faults.Station.OverVoltage.Status.Active
Faults.Station.VoltsPhaseImbalance.Status.Active
IO.Unit._1.TopBoard.Vin._1.VoltsAb
IO.Unit._1.TopBoard.Vin._1.VoltsBc
IO.Unit._1.TopBoard.Vin._1.VoltsCa
Flow.InflowRate
Flow.Pump._1.FlowRate
Flow.Pump._2.FlowRate
Flow.VolumePumped
Modbus ID
DNP ID (default)
(default)
Binary Input 70 Discrete Input 62
Binary Input 130 Discrete Input 122
Binary Input 73 Discrete Input 65
Binary Input 133 Discrete Input 125
See note 1 See note 1
See note 1 See note 1
Input Register 38 or
Analog Input 10 or
see Note 3 (section
Analog Input 12
5.5)
Binary Input 32 Discrete Input 30
Binary Input 0 Discrete Input 0
Binary Input 2 Discrete Input 2
Binary Input 4 Discrete Input 4
Analog Input 47 Input Register 113
Analog Input 48 Input Register 114
Analog Input 49 Input Register 115
Analog Input 4 Input Register 21
Analog Input 21 Input Register 63
Analog Input 31 Input Register 93
Counter 4 Input Register 22
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Comments
This means that the output control relay has been
asserted. Feedback from the contactor can be brought
back, details in section 5.5)
The pump can be unavailable when supply faults are
present as well as when pump faults exist.
A pump fault does not have to make the pump
unavailable, e.g. the default configuration for a seal
fault.
Any fault can be defined to be a display only fault, an
auto reset fault (pump becomes available when fault
condition clears), or a manual reset fault (pump only
becomes available when manual or SCADA reset takes
place)
Currentlevel = level in %, ScaledLevel can be defined
by the user so it displays on the MultiSmart screen, e.g.
0-5m, 0-10ft
There are 2 high level alarms available. High and High-
High. See Note 2.
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