Setting The Pulse Interval; Setting Concentration [%] In The Operating Level; Concentration [%] Display During Operation - Ecolab Elados EDPL V60 Notice Technique

10.3.3.2 Setting the pulse interval

10.3.3.3 Setting concentration [%] in the operating level

If the pulse interval setting is ≠ 0 (see chapter
concentration setting is configured / adjusted in the operating level. This can also be done
while the system is in operation.
If a value which lies outside the permitted range (0.1 – 10 %) is selected for the
concentration [%], or if the combination of pulse interval and concentration produces a
metering quantity per stroke of less than 10% of the maximum possible value, the
acceptance of the value is declined.
If the combination of the selected pulse interval, configured concentration and frequency of
the incoming pulses produces a metering quantity per stroke which can no longer be
NOTE processed by the pump, the
The alarm output relay operates in switching mode. Should this happen repeatedly, it is
advisable to enable the pulse memory (see chapter
If there are strong fluctuations in time intervals between incoming pulses, there may be
consistent changes in metering frequencies (metering quantities). Automatic metering
quantity adjustment always starts with 100% metering frequency and is then adjusted in line
with the calculated value depending on the intervals between the incoming pulses.

10.3.3.4 Concentration [%] display during operation

Fig. 10.14
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Fig. 10.12
If the value for the pulse interval lies
outside the permitted range (10 ml – 100 l),
acceptance of the value is declined and
the message "Value outside" appears in
the display.
If a pulse interval of "0" is selected, the
input type (and the display) changes in the
operating level from concentration [%] to
ml / pulse (see chapters
concentration [%] in the operating level"
or 10.3.3.5
setting in the operating level").
10.3.3.2 "Setting the pulse interval")
Fig. 10.13
Pulse interval setting ≠ 0
(see chapter 10.3.3.2) „Setting the pulse interval")
Setting range 0.1 – 10%
Pos. Description
1
Operating mode
Pump stalls = calculated metering value in ml / pulse
Pump running = metering quantity currently being
2
processed [µl, ml, l] (increases with every incoming pulse,
decreases with every processed metering stroke)
3
Configured concentration in %
4 Active metering capacity in %
icon flashes in the display, along with the Fault LED (red).
10.4.11
88
NOTE
10.3.3.3 "Setting
"Metering quantity / pulse
the
,
"Configuration / Pulse memory").
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