Lead-lag modes (pump alternation control) – Precision Digital PD941 User Manual

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Lead-Lag Modes
(Pump Alternation Control)

Lead-Lag modes are used to
operate up to 9 relays in sequence.
This mode is commonly used for
pump alternation control. For
example: If relays #1, #2, and #3
are linked in this menu, relay #1
turns on the first time the set point is
reached and off when the reset
point is reached, relay #2 cycles the
second time, and relay #3 cycles
the third time. The sequence then
repeats beginning with relay #1.
Select [LEAD-LAG: HIGH] from
Alarm Mode options to turn relay on
when high set point is reached and
off when low reset point is reached.
Select [LEAD-LAG: LOW] from
Alarm Mode options to turn relay on
when low set point is reached and
off when high reset point is reached.

Alarm Setup: 1

Alarm Mode: LEAD-LAG: HIGH

Channel: TANK 1
High Value: 160.0 GAL

Low Value: 8.0 GAL

Delay ON: 1.0 sec
Delay OFF: 0.5 sec

Link Relays:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

EDIT

EXIT

ON:

OVER

Note: Linked relays must be set to [OFF] in their
respective menus. (i.e. If Alarm Setup 1 links Relay #2,
Alarm Setup 2 must read "Alarm Mode: [OFF]")

Channel

Assign the relay to any analog or pulse input.

High Value

Enter high process variable set/reset point.

Low Value

Enter low process variable set/reset point.

Delay ON

Enter the delay between when the set point is reached and the
relay turns on (energizes.)

Delay OFF

Enter the delay between when the reset point is reached and the
relay turns off (de-energizes.)

Link Relays

Select between two and nine relays to operate in sequence.


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