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6.6.14.1 O1: Output 1 function setting
Output 1 notifies of an active alarm (i.e. that there is a system block). The output enables use of a normally
closed or normally open voltage-free contact.
Parameter O1 is associated with the values and functions specified in Table 27.
6.6.14.2 O2: Output 2 function setting
Output 2 notifies of electric pump running status (pump on/off). The output enables use of a normally closed
or normally open voltage-free contact.
Parameter O2 is associated with the values and functions specified in Table 27.
Configuration of functions associated with outputs
Output
configuration
OUT1
OUT2
Activation
conditions
Output contact
status
Activation
conditions
Output contact
status
0
No function
associated
NO contact always
open, NC contact
always closed
No function
associated
NO contact always
open, NC contact
always closed
1
No function
associated
NO contact always
closed, NC contact
always open
No function
associated
NO contact always
closed, NC contact
always open
2
Presence of
blocking errors
In event of blocking
errors NO contact
closes and NC
contact opens
Activation of
output in event of
blocking errors
When the pump is
running, the NO
contact closes and
the NC contact
opens
3
Presence of
blocking errors
In event of blocking
errors NO contact
opens and NC
contact closes
Activation of
output in event of
blocking errors
When the pump is
running, the NO
contact opens and
the NC contact
closes
Table 27: Output configuration
6.6.15 RF: Fault and warning log reset
To clear the fault and warning log, press and hold the b and – simultaneously for at least 2 seconds.
The number of faults present in the log (max. 64) are summarised below the RF symbol.
The log can be viewed from the MONITOR menu on the FF page.
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Summary of Contents for MCE-11/P
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