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6.6.13 Setup of auxiliary digital inputs IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4
This section shows the functions and possible configurations of the inputs by means of parameters I1, I2, I3,
I4.
For electrical connections, see section 2.2.4.
The inputs are all the same and all functions can be associated with each.
Each function associated with the inputs is explained in more detail further in this section.
Table 21 summarises the functions and various configurations.
The default settings are those in Table 20.
Default settings of inputs
IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4
Input
Value
1
1 (float NO)
2
3 (P aux NO)
3
5 (enable NO)
4
10 (low pressure NO)
Table 20: Default settings of inputs
Summary of possible configurations of digital
inputs IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4 and relative operation
Value
Function associated with general input i
Display of active function associated
with input
0
Input functions disabled
1
Water failure from external float (NO)
F1
2
Water failure from external float (NC)
F1
3
Auxiliary setpoint Pi (NO) related to input used
F2
4
Auxiliary setpoint Pi (NC) related to input used
F2
5
General enable of the inverter from external signal
(NO)
F3
6
General enable of the inverter from external signal
(NC)
F3
7
General enable of the inverter from external signal
(NO) + Reset of resettable blocks
F3
8
General enable of the inverter from external signal
(NC) + Reset of resettable blocks
F3
9
Reset of resettable blocks NO
10
Low pressure signal input NO
F4
11
Low pressure signal input NC
F4
Table 21: Input configuration
6.6.13.1 Disabling functions associated with input
If an input is configured at 0, each function associated with this input will be disabled, regardless of the signal
on the terminals of the input itself.
6.6.13.2 Setting the external float function
Activation of the external float function generates a system block. The function is envisaged to connect the
input to a signal from a float that indicates a water supply failure.
When this function is enabled, the symbol F1 is shown on the STATUS line of the main page.
The input must be activated for at least one second for the system to block and indicate the error F1.
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