Ransburg RCS-100FP Fluid Pump Kit 70945 - Manual (Page 14)

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Fluid Pump Motor Speed Control Station - Operation
> Before operating the speed control
unit, be sure that the AC power per the
external wiring diagram and that the high
voltage interlock wiring is connected to
the proper terminals as described in the
installation section.
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1. Turn power to the controller ON at the
factory disconnect.
2. Turn the fluid to the pump ON.
3. Set the vernier knob for speed adjust at
the remote station or set the controller to
0.
> This is a three-turn potentiometer.
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4. Start the conveyor. Push the high volt-
age ON button. Start the rotators. Push
the ON button on the pump control and
rotate the speed adjust potentiometer to
the desired setting.
The speed control will supply power to the
pump, thus beginning fluid delivery once the ON
pushbutton is operated either on the speed con-
trol unit itself for the 70945-01 models or on the
remote station for the 70945-02 models. Opera-
tion will be interupted any time the high voltage
interlock signal is removed from the terminals
on TB3. To begin fluid delivery after the high
voltage interlock signals are applied, the ON
pushbutton must be activated once again.
Motor speed is directly proportional to the set-
ting of the SPEED ADJ potentiometer or the
magnitude of an external speed reference sig-
nal, as applicable. This potentiometer or the
speed reference signal may be adjusted while
the motor is running or may be preset before the
motor is started.
The rates of acceleration and deceleration are
preset by the ACCEL and DECEL potentiom-
eters, respectfully, located on the controller
board.
Maximum and minimum speeds are preset by
the MAX SPD and MIN SPD potentiometers,
respectfully, located also on the control board.
> Ground MUST be maintained when-
ever transfering flammable fluid from one
container to another. Both containers
MUST be properly connected to a proven
ground first and then to each other.
Personnel executing such a transfer
MUST also be grounded.
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