OPERATION MANUAL Variable Speed Pump Controller Dated: 06/04/2013 Pump Down Application. Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 1 of 8 Model-V100 LMS II

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1 Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 1 of 8 LMS II

2 Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 2 of 8 1. Operation: When the wet well level rises above the on level set point, the lead pump will start after an adjustable time delay. When the wet well level falls below the off level set point, the pumps that are running will stop after an adjustable time delay. The controller will vary the output frequency of the Variable frequency drives to maintain the desired level set point. If another pump is available and the level rises a half a foot or more above the desired level set point, then a lag pump will start after an adjustable delay. Lag2 and Lag3 also trigger this way if available. The lead pump will run at min speed if there is a transducer failure. If the high alarm float is installed and activated the pumps will turn on and run until the adjustable timer labeled float run time is timed out. Every time the level goes above the high alarm float the timer is reset. When the high alarm float control is activated the high alarm float instead of the transducer controls the speed. 2. Pump Alternation: The pumps will alternate every 13 hours if the lead pump runs continuous. The pumps also alternate every time the lead pump shuts off. The alternation is based upon pump availability and the order they are made available. The lead pump is stored in EEPROM. If the controller is reset, the stored lead Variable frequency drive will start if it is available. 3. Alarm Annunciation: The system will generate alarms for the following conditions: high level, low level, and high float.. Output 1 is the high level alarm, output 2 is the high float alarm, and output 3 is the low level alarm. The outputs are open collector type 24Vdc. A relay with a 24Vdc coil can be connected to these outputs. The coil must draw less than 250mA continuous. One side of the coil is connected to the output and the other side is connected to 24Vdc. A diode must be placed across the coil to ensure operation. The low level alarm will cause a system shutdown. All alarms are displayed on an alarm banner on the Human machine interface(hmi). 4. Auto/Manual Mode (ABB Variable Frequency Drive): When the HAND key is pressed, the variable frequency drive starts and the reference frequency can be modified by pressing the UP/ DOWN keys. The HAND (keypad) control mode is indicated. When the OFF key is pressed, the variable frequency drive stops and the OFF control mode is indicated. When the AUTO key is pressed, the AUTO mode is indicated. The variable frequency drive can be started and stopped via a serial communication command. The variable frequency drive speed is controlled by the external speed reference input. If the HAND key is pressed while the variable frequency drive is running in the AUTO control mode, the variable frequency drive continues to run without changing speed, but ceases to respond to external input or PID speed reference changes (Bump-less transfer). The reference frequency can be modified by pressing the UP/DOWN keys. If the AUTO key is pressed while the variable frequency drive is running in the HAND control mode, the drive continues to run and follows the acceleration or deceleration control ramp to the speed set by the external input or PID speed reference (Bump-less transfer). 5. Human-Machine Interface: The interface is a touch screen type. The display allows for both changing system set points and monitoring. The display main screen is used to monitor the system level, the variable frequency drive speed, and the desired level set point. An alarm banner is displayed only when an alarm is active. 6. Changing Set Points: Set point adjustment will be accomplished via a series of menus. Each menu contains touch buttons that pop up a keypad when touched. Each set point has a Help button. The Help button pops up a definition of the set point. Refer to the set point definitions for a complete description of each changeable set point. Upon start up you may write actual set point values in the table list of default and actual set points.

3 Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 3 of 8 7. Set Point Definitions: Setpoint1 Hi Alarm Lo Alarm Min Spd P DB P Gain D Gain D DB User Password Intgr Password Max Inc. On Level Off Level On Delay Off Delay Float Run Time Float R Delay Desired level set point. This triggers the high level alarm output if the level exceeds this value. This triggers an alarm output when the level falls below this value. The minimum speed at which the drive will run. The band around the set point in which the proportional error is used to trigger a constant drive speed. This # is a % of the local set point. The multiple used to calculate the time it takes for the proportional error to go from a minimum value to a maximum value. The multiple used to calculate the time it takes for the derivative error to go from a minimum value to a maximum value. The band around the set point in which the differential error is used to trigger a constant drive speed. The password used to enter the user mode. The user mode allows access to only the essential changeable parameters. The password used to enter the Integrator mode. The integrator mode allows access to all changeable parameters. The max changes for each given write cycle. The level the pump will start. The level the pumps will stop. Each drive has an inter-step off delay.. The delay before a pump will start. This is also used as the inter-step on delay. The delay before a pump will turn off. This is also used as an inter-step off delay. The trial time the pumps will run when in high float control. Each drive has an inter-step off delay. The rate of error change when the high float control is active. Higher no. = slower speed change.

4 Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 4 of 8 8. Screens and Set Points: Main Screen LMS II Info Screen

5 Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 5 of 8 Typical Set-Point Screen Typical Set-Point Pop up Screen Help Screen

6 Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 6 of 8 Startup Procedure for New Installs 1. Inspect the installation for damage. Inspect the plumbing connections and electrical connections. Turn pump shafts manually if possible. Measure for grounds on the motor leads and any other equipment wired in the field. 2. Set all installed float switches to the proper levels. 3. Measure incoming power with a meter and verify it is correct for panel design. 4. Power up control panel but do not turn on variable speed drive disconnects yet. 5. Change any setpoints as desired at this time. 6. Turn the disconnects to the drives on. Verify the pump rotation is correct by running each pump in hand. 7. Test each pump for proper operation in auto. 8. When the level is at the desired level set point, tune the proportional and derivative setpoints for smooth level control. 9. Set all other set points per application.

7 Document No.: LMSII_V100_OM Page 7 of 8 Drive Parameters to Change for LMS II Control VFD Parameter to Change from HVAC Default for ACH550 Parameter No. Name Factory Default New Setting 1001 EXT1 COMMAND DI1 KEYPAD 1002 EXT2 COMMAND NOT SEL COM 1102 EXT1/EXT2 SEL EXT1 EXT REF 1 SEL AI1 KEYPAD 1106 REF 2 SEL KEYPAD COM 1608 START ENABLE 1 DI4 NOT SEL 2003 MAX CURRENT SET TO SF 2101 START FUNCTION FLYING AUTO 2102 STOP FUNCTION COAST RAMP 2202 ACCEL TIME 1 30S 3-20S 2203 DECEL TIME 1 30S 3-20S 2205 ACCEL TIME 2 60S 3-20S 2206 DECEL TIME 2 60S 3-20S 3005 MOT THERM PROT FAULT NOT SEL 3010 STALL FUNCTION NOT SEL FAULT 3011 STALL FREQUENCY 20HZ 30HZ 3415 SIGNAL 3 PARAM RUN TIME (R) 5302 EFB STATION OD 1 PUMP # 9802 COMM PROT SEL NOT SEL STD MODBUS *PROGRAM GROUP 99 WITH MOTOR DATA, IF AVAILABLE.

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