Xylem IM098 AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller User Manual

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Page 1 - Model 56 Controller

AQUAVAR® Model 56 ControllerIM098R02Variable SpeedPump ControlInstallation Programming & OperationModels Covered:0416800104168001WM041682310416823

Page 2 - Program Record

Step 2 – Mounting the AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller (AV 1.1 style)1) The AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller drivehead is supplied with electrical connectorsand

Page 3 - Program Record (continued)

Gasket4 screwM5x50Center bit4 mountingclampsConnectionmotorconduit boxThermistorTransducerInstallation Procedures6Step 2 – Mounting the AQUAVAR Model

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Installation ProceduresWARNINGHazardous voltagecan shock, burn orcause death.WARNINGHazardous voltagecan shock, burn orcause death.Electrical Connecti

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Step 3 – Wiring the AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller to the motor(Parts in the electrical fittings package will berequired for this procedure). Refer to di

Page 6 - System Design

5) Input Power Cable Installation: The mainpower cable is connected to GRD #2, L1, L2for 230 Volt single phase.•Route the cable through the strain rel

Page 7 - ! Safety Instructions

Pump PrimingRefer to your pump operation manual for instructions on pump priming.Run TestWARNINGDO NOT APPLY POWER TO THE AQUAVAR MODEL 56 CONTROLLER

Page 8 - Safety Instructions

Change Pressure without Remote Control (continued)3) The LED color changes to orange.4) Now you could change the pressure with the and

Page 9 - Step 1 - Identify Materials

12Connecting the External Programming Device to theAQUAVAR Model 56 ControllerAfter connection of the AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller to the power supply

Page 10 - Installation Procedures

➔➔Press ➔ on the controller and you enter the INVERTERMENU2) If the AUTOCONNECTION is enabled, thefollowing message is shown:•This message is shown du

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To set run out protection:NoteRun out protection occurs if the pump is running at full speed, and the set pressure cannot berecorded after a set perio

Page 12 - Electrical Connections

AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller Owner’s Information RecordAquavar Model 56 Controller Pump Code NumberS/N Transducer ModelDate Purchased Transducer Rating

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SubmenuAddressEntrySubmenuConfigurationAddressChangeA –ConnectingEnabledSoftware:Software:VOGSubmenuParameterPassword0066Change Pres.EnabledAuto Start

Page 14 - AV 1.1 AV 1.15, 1.2

SubmenuAddressEntryAddress 01DetectedSubmenuConfigurationAddressChangeA –ConnectingEnabledSoftware:Software:VOGPress x.x psiSpeed x.x HzPressurexx.x p

Page 15 - Run Test

III. Single Pump – System Curve Compensation (Flowchart #3)The AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller canautomatically compensate for system friction lossesdue t

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Entering Compensation ValuesInstructions1) From the Parameter screen on the main menupress the arrow and the display changes to:2) Press the a

Page 17 - AQUAVAR Model 56 Controller

SubmenuAddressEntryAddress 01DetectedSubmenuConfigurationAddressChangeA –ConnectingEnabledSoftware:Software:VOGPress x.x psiSpeed x.x HzPressurexx.x p

Page 18 - Programming

IV. Circulator ApplicationsOn circulator pumps, the system curve can be automatically tracked through the use of a differential pressuretransducer. Th

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➔➔➔6) To do this, enter the amount of pressure dropyou will allow before the next pump starts.Diagram 9 shows the pressure drop andincrease.7) To incr

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SWITCH INTERVAL0 HOURS➔➔12) Press the ➔ arrow to display... then press the arrow to set the amount of time before the“lead” pump switches over to t

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VI. Slave Pump Operation (Flowchart #6)1) From the Parameter screen on the main menupress the arrow and the display changes to:2) Press the ar

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SubmenuAddressEntryAddress 01DetectedSubmenuConfigurationAddressChangeA –ConnectingEnabledSoftware:Software:VOGPress x.x psiSpeed x.x HzPressurexx.x p

Page 23 - Entering Compensation Values

Program Record (continued)Parameter Range (Default) User SettingSubmenu Multicontrol N/A Read-OnlyActual Value Increase 0-100% (6%)Actual Value Decrea

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SubmenuAddressEntryAddress 01DetectedSubmenuConfigurationAddressChangeA –ConnectingEnabledSoftware:Software:VOGPress x.x psiSpeed x.x HzPressurexx.x p

Page 25 - (Flowchart #4)

ProgrammingSlave Pump (Flowchart #6)SubmenuAddressEntryAddress 01DetectedSubmenuConfigurationAddressChangeA –ConnectingEnabledSoftware:Software:VOGPre

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➔➔➔➔➔➔➔➔➔➔➔Operator Custom Features and DisplaysSettings at the Inverter MenuThis message is shown during the connecting, whenautoconnecting is enable

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Mode Select with buttons and between:Multicontroller ➔ sequence control for max. 4pumps. Controller ➔ pressure control for asingle pump. Actua

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Boost The stated value determines thecourse of the V/f-curve. Setting of the motorstarting voltage in % of rated voltage. Settingsof 0 – 25% of maximu

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Operator Custom Features and DisplaysRamp Hysteresis Level Where the fastramp changes to the slow ramp. Possiblesetting: between 0% – 100% of the wind

Page 30 - Address Change (Flowchart #5)

HQSET PRESSUREWINDOWf = 100%% f% f% f04123LIFT INTENSITY10% OFSET PRESSURE VALUE00➔➔Operator Custom Features and DisplaysCompensation Frequency Contro

Page 31 - Slave Pump (Flowchart #6)

Operator Custom Features and DisplaysLift Value Adjustable between 0 to thepre-selected NORMALIZE. ApplicationExample: 1) Pump 1 reaches fmax (maximum

Page 32 - Settings at the Inverter Menu

➔➔➔Release – Follower Control Enabling ofthe lag pump only when required (thefall-value is reached) and if the lead pump hasreached the programmed fre

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Operator Custom Features and DisplaysSubmenu Sensor To enter this menu youhave to press the key, to leave the menu,press the ➔ key longer than 3 s

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INDEXIndexSystem Design...

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➔➔➔➔➔➔➔➔➔Submenu Error The inverter tries to reach adefined pressure limit in a defined time. If this is notpossible the inverter stops. To enter this

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Operator Custom Features and DisplaysLAST ERROR:Error before the last error:Error before error 2:Software Version This parameter shows the softwarever

Page 37 - INCREASE

➔➔➔➔Controller Menu Address To enter this menuyou have to press the key, to leave the menu,press the ➔ key longer than 3 seconds.Change of Pump Ad

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Undervoltage Possible cause: Check mainsupply, faulty fuse or out of phase.Overload Possible causes: false data settings or thepump is working at a ca

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Appendix APressure TransducerThe sensor of this transducer is a piezoresistive silicon pressure sensor, mounted on a tape (TAP)floating freely in an o

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40Appendix A (continued)Differential Pressure TransducerThe sensors of this differential pressure transducer are two piezoresistive silicon pressure s

Page 41 - Controller Menu

Appendix BAQUAVAR Model 56 Controller Drive Head Technical DataAQUAVAR Model 56Supply MotorVoltageController ProtectionType Rated output VoltageAV 1.1

Page 42 - Error Signals

X2 1 - Ground Connection2 - Actual value input 0.5 - 4.5 VDC, 50 ohm load resistance3 - Power source for external control, 5 VDC4 - Ground connection

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© 2002 Goulds PumpsPrinted in USAGOULDS PUMPS LIMITED WARRANTYThis warranty applies to all water systems pumps manufactured by Goulds Pumps.Any part o

Page 44 - Pressure Transducer

INDEXOperator Custom Features and Displays (continued)• Lift Intensity ...

Page 45 - Appendix A (continued)

System DesignSystem DesignNoteSystems MUST be designed by qualified technicians only.The following diagrams show typical single pump and multi-pump sy

Page 46 - Appendix B

! Safety InstructionsDANGERWARNINGCAUTION2Important: Read all safety information prior to installation of theAQUAVAR Model 56 Controller.NoteThis is a

Page 47 - Appendix B (continued)

! Safety InstructionsWARNINGHazardous voltagecan shock, burn orcause death.3Safety Instructions3. Installation and maintenance MUST be performed by pr

Page 48 - GOULDS PUMPS LIMITED WARRANTY

Installation ProceduresElectrical Connections continued4Diagram 3Step 1 - Identify MaterialsThe following materials are provided with the AQUAVAR Mode

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