Carrier AquaForce 30XV140, Controls, Start-Up, Operation, Service And Troubleshooting Instructions

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APPENDIX J — FACTORY-SUPPLIED PUMPS (cont)
Wireless Connection to Pumps
Another method of performing this setup is to connect a laptop,
phone, or tablet to the pumps through WiFi. Find the IP address
of the pump through the display by pushing the “I” information
button and the WiFi button. Record the IP address. On the lap-
top or similar device, connect to the pump through WiFi. If
WiFi signal cannot be located, check the pump display at Sys-
tem/WiFi. Make sure the WiFi is turned on. Enter the IP ad-
dress in the browser to connect. Password is 7^4$. With multi-
ple pumps, they will all have the same name from the factory.
After making the connection, determine which pump has been
connected by making changes and observing the change on the
laptop. Change the “Pump Tag” so it is different from the other
pumps and identifiable. Once changes are complete, select the
"Update" button. This will display as the name for future
searches for WiFi connections.
Setup for Factory Supplied Pumps
Pumps are designed for sensorless control. It is important to set
the application specific parameters in the pump for proper op-
eration. These parameters, design pressure and flow, must be
set over a wireless or Ethernet connection.
The dashboard is on the left side of the screen. Select Settings,
then Pump. See Fig. R for details of the settings.
Fig. R — Factory Supplied Pump Settings