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 CHAPTER 4 - PLACING SYSTEM INTO OPERATION

It is suggested the following sequence be used when the PCS140e.1 is started for the first time. If, at
any time, the expected result is not obtained, see the troubleshooting chapter. Before applying power
to the unit inspect all wiring

4.1-Supplying Power to the System

Check that the supplied voltage is 120 VAC (+/- 10%). Turn all of the pump Hand-Off-Auto switches
to the ‘Off’ position. Turn on the main power breaker. The PLC will power up and the HMI will display
the Main Menu screen. Verify that there is adequate water level in the source tank (above LWCO level).

4.2-System Setup and Configuration

The system needs to be configured to reflect the various options that are required the specific
installation.

Setting System Options

1.From the main menu screen, access the Setup Screen Menu by pressing the ‘F2’ button.
2.After entering the correct password, select “System Options”
3.Enter the correct password for access to the System Option screen.
4.Enter the correct number of pumps (2, 3 or 4) for the system.
5.Enter the correct units for the header pressure (psi, kPa, or bar).
6.If Modbus data monitoring is desired, turn the Modbus port on by pressing the button. The Modbus address has 

a default value of 1. A different value may be entered at this screen.

7.Press ‘F1’ to return to the System Setup menu.

I/O Configuration/verification

1.Select “I/O Config” from the System Setup menu.
2.At the I/O Config menu, select the “Analog In Config” button.
3.Enter appropriate parameters for the header pressure transmitter. Typically, the ‘Raw’ signal values will be 4 and 

20 mA. The Scale values should correspond to the range of the transmitter in the selected units of measure-
ment (psi, kPa or bar). The actual values for the input signal and the scaled signal are displayed.

4.Press ‘F1’ to return to the I/O Config menu.
5.Select the ‘Digital I/O’ button.
6.Turn each H-O-A switch to the ‘Auto’ position and verify that the correct inputs are highlighted.
7.Return each switch to the ‘Off’ position and verify that the inputs return to a non-highlighted state.
8.Turn each H-O-A switch to the ‘Hand’ position and then back to the ‘Off’ position. Verify that each pump starter 

pulls in and the correct pump runs. Verify that the correct ‘Pump Running’ input is highlighted while the pump 
is on and returns to the non-highlighted state when the pump is off.

9.Press the ‘Dig Outs’ button to access the Digital Output screen.
10.With the H-O-A switches off, press each of the DO buttons and verify that the correct relay changes state while 

the button is pressed. Relays that are off will turn on and relays that are on will turn off when the button is 
pushed.

11.For each pump, turn the H-O-A switch to the ‘Auto’ position and press the corresponding DO button. Verify 

that the correct pump  runs. Repeat for all pumps.

12.Press ‘F1’ until the System Setup Menu is displayed.

Setpoint Entry

1.Select the ‘Setpoint Config’ button.
2.Enter the Low Pressure setpoint. When the header pressure falls below this level, another pump will be started.

Summary of Contents for PCS140e.1

Page 1: ...750 329 05 2010 Packaged Water Systems Pump Sequence Pressure Control Model PCS140e 1 Installation Operation and Parts...

Page 2: ...him of certain repetitive chores and give him more time to devote to the proper upkeep of equipment It is solely the operator s responsibility to properly operate and maintain the equipment No amount...

Page 3: ...PCS140e 1 750 329 1 CLEAVER BROOKS Pump Sequence and Pressure Control System Model PCS140e 1 Installation Operation Service and Parts Manual Manual Part No 750 329...

Page 4: ...rview 9 3 2 Data Logging 9 3 3 Remote Monitoring 9 3 4 HMI Screens 9 Main Menu Screen 10 Overview Screen 10 Overview Trend Screen 11 System Setup Menu Screen 11 Analog Input Scaling Screen 12 Digital...

Page 5: ...PCS140e 1 750 329 3 CHAPTER 5 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 19 CHAPTER 6 PARTS 21 APPENDIX A I O LISTING 22 APPENDIX B REMOVABLE MEDIA 23 APPENDIX C MODBUS SLAVE ADDRESSING 24...

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Page 7: ...s The PCS140e 1 uses a 3 5 160x128 monochrome LCD touchscreen display The complete system comprises a pressure sensor and a control panel which houses the PLC This system is connected to a motor contr...

Page 8: ...PCS140e 1 6 750 329 1 6 Standard Warranty The standard warranty on all Cleaver Brooks Products is as set forth in form C9 188L4 Terms and Conditions of Sale...

Page 9: ...l equipment Devices such as the pump motor can introduce voltage spikes which could upset the operation of the PLC The signal cables should be run at right angles to any power wiring and must not be r...

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Page 11: ...memory card When Data Logging is enabled data for the water level setpoint actual water pressure pump on off status pump lead lag sequence and I O status are written to a CSV file on the memory card A...

Page 12: ...ss the System Setup Menu screen The F3 button is used to access the Alarm History screen The F4 button is used to access the Alarm Summary screen Overview Screen This screen displays all the pertinent...

Page 13: ...creen displays the tank level information in a trend format The level are also displayed in numerical format System Setup Menu Screen This screen allows the operator to access the setpoint and configu...

Page 14: ...o view the status for each digital input point When an input signal is on the corresponding indicator for that point is highlighted When the input signal is off the indicator is clear On the DO Status...

Page 15: ...ameters and clear the Alarm history This screen is also used to access the System area of the PLC controller to set the time date Setpoint Entry Sceens These screens allows the operator to adjust the...

Page 16: ...sequence and total run hours for each pump The user can use this screen to change the rotation order of the pumps Pump Elapsed Hours Screen This screen shows the total elapsed run hours for each pump...

Page 17: ...g needs to be disabled before removing the memory card The data logging time interval can be adjusted on this screen as well The time range is from 1 second to 3600 seconds once per hour The data logg...

Page 18: ...y The PLC has a built in display screen It shows all the information pertaining to the LCS system and is the means for operator interface to the PLC All operating parameters are entered and or adjuste...

Page 19: ...etup menu 2 At the I O Config menu select the Analog In Config button 3 Enter appropriate parameters for the header pressure transmitter Typically the Raw signal values will be 4 and 20 mA The Scale v...

Page 20: ...owledged by touching the alarm summary and pressing the Ack or Ack All button 3 Press the F1 button to return to the Main menu Pump Sequence Entry 1 From the Main menu press the Seq button to access t...

Page 21: ...wires if necessary Transmitter Problem Check signal from the transmitter Verify that the signal corresponds to the water pressure in the header Replace transmitter Pump not running Pump not in a runn...

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Page 24: ...2 Output I0003 Pump 3 Aux Q0003 Pump 3 Output I0004 Pump 4 Aux Q0004 Pump 4 Output I0005 Pump 1 Auto Q0005 Alarm Contacts I0006 Pump 2 Auto Q0006 Alarm Light I0007 Pump 3 Auto Q0007 I0008 Pump 4 Auto...

Page 25: ...ff the memory card via the HMI setup screen before installing or removing a Micro SD card To install a Micro SD card Align its 8 pin gold edge connector down facing the front of the HMI Carefully push...

Page 26: ...Number AQ60 Lag 3 Pump Integer 16 40060 Number AQ61 Pump 1 Hours 10 000s Integer 16 40061 Hours 10000 AQ62 Pump 1 Hours 1s Integer 16 40062 Hours AQ63 Pump 2 Hours 10 000s Integer 16 40063 Hours 1000...

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