Franklin Electric MonoDrive, Owner'S Manual

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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
Drive Configuration
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Drive Configuration
Basic Setup (DIP SW1 – Position 1)
For basic set-up, DIP SW1 Position 1 (FE Connect switch) must be in the
OFF
(down) position for DIP
switch, Pressure Setpoint Potentiometer, and Underload Potentiometer settings to be recognized.
The drive can also be programmed electronically using the FE Connect mobile app. For this option,
DIP SW1 Position 1 must be in the
ON
(up) position. This setting will disable selected DIP switch and
knob control; and, FE Connect programming will override any manual settings. Refer to “Drive
Configuration Using the FE Connect App” on page 36 for more information.
Power must be cycled before DIP switch settings take effect.
Motor Phase Selection (DIP SW1 – Position 2)
When using a SubDrive Connect model with a three-phase motor, ensure that DIP SW1 Position 2 is
in the
OFF
(down) position (identified as “SD” on the legend).
SubDrive Connect models used in surface pump applications can only operate three-phase 230
VAC motors. Ensure that DIP SW1 Position 2 is in the
OFF
(down) position (identified as “SD” on the
legend).
When using a MonoDrive Connect model with a single-phase motor, ensure that DIP SW1 Position
2 is in the
ON
(up) position (identified as “MD” on the legend).
A SubDrive model can perform as a MonoDrive. To use a single-phase motor with a SubDrive, set
the switch in the
ON
(up) position.
Contact with hazardous voltage could result in death or serious injury.
• Do not attempt to modify DIP switch settings until power has been removed and 5 minutes
have passed to allow internal voltage to discharge.