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Enabling the pH compensation

1. Select "

Type:

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm with 

[OK].

2. Change the type to "

Auto

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. 

Confirm with [OK].

– The pH compensation is enabled.

Defining the source for pH compensation

1. Select "

Source:

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm 

with [OK].

2. Change the source to the desired parameter (pH) with the 

[Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm with [OK].

– pH is defined as the source parameter.

9.4.9 Removing a parameter

1. Select "

Remove

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons.

2. Confirm with [OK].
3. Enter the access code 0001 with the [Up] and [Down] buttons.
4. Confirm with [OK].

– The parameter for the sensor is removed. 
– If an input of a controller is linked to the parameter, the 

controller is deactivated.

9.5 Controller setup

In the controller setup menu, a setpoint can be defined, controller 
parameters can be configured, the input for the controller can be 
chosen, the output for the controller value can be chosen, the 
digital output can be configured, alarms can be configured and 
the state of the controller can be reset.

9.5.1 

Setpoint...

The setpoint of the controller can be defined directly in the 
operating software of the controller, or an external setpoint 
adjustment can be configured. A setpoint can be controlled by an 
analog input or a digital input.
Two types of setpoint adjustment can be defined:
• "

Manual

"

• "

External

"

Changing the type to "

Manual

"

1. Select "

Type:

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm with 

[OK].

2. Select "

Manual

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm 

with [OK].

Changing the setpoint of the controller

1. Select "

Setpoint:

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm 

with [OK].

2. Change the setpoint with the [Up], [Down], [Left] and [Right] 

buttons. Confirm with [OK].

The unit of the setpoint is defined by the parameter that is used 
as an input.

Changing the type to "

External

"

1. Select "

Type:

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm with 

[OK].

2. Select "

External

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm 

with [OK].

Changing the source of the external setpoint

1. Select "

Source:

" with the [Up] and [Down] buttons. Confirm 

with [OK].

2. Change the source with the [Up], [Down], [Left] and [Right] 

buttons. Confirm with [OK].

9.5.2 

Settings ...

 

PID

 

C2 pH/

Setpoint:
Settings ...

 

PID

Source:

pH

Output:

DigOut #1

Output settings...

 

C2 pH/

Source:

pH

Output:

 DI/mA

DigOut #1

Output settings...
Alarm settings...
Reset state

Submenu

Settings

"

Setpoint:

"

The setpoint of the controller can be set.

"

Settings ...

 

PID

/

2-P

"

The parameter for a PID or a 2-P controller can 
be configured.

"

Source:

:"

The input parameter of the controller can be 
selected.

"

Output 

settings...

"

The output of the controller can be configured. 
Only visible if a digital output is defined.

"

Alarm 

settings...

"

The alarms for the controller can be configured.

"

Reset state

"

The state of the controller can be set to 0.

C2 

Setpoint:

Type:

Manual

Setpoint:

7.00

C2 

Setpoint:

Type:

External

Source:

4-20mA #

1

C2 

settings

Type:

PID

Kp [%]:

5.0

Ti [s]:

200.00

Td [s]:

0.00

Disturb.:

DI 1

C2 

settings

Td [s]:

0.00

Disturb.:

DI 1

D. factor:

50.0

Direction:

up

Deadband:

0.05

Summary of Contents for DID BF1

Page 1: ...DID Installation and operating instructions GRUNDFOS INSTRUCTIONS Other languages http net grundfos com qr i 99037650...

Page 2: ...ety instructions 3 3 Receiving the product 3 3 1 Inspecting the product 3 3 2 Transporting the product 3 4 Installation 3 4 1 Installation location 3 4 2 Installation of the DID 3 4 3 Hydraulic connec...

Page 3: ...installation of the DID with flow cell on a flat wall See also sections 8 Product introduction and 12 4 Dimensions DID with sensor for tank immersion The CU 382 control unit of the DID with sensor for...

Page 4: ...ease of the flow 5 Starting up the product 5 1 Initial startup 1 Connect all sensors to the CU 382 control unit See also section 6 2 Connecting the sensors to the CU 382 control unit 2 Slowly open the...

Page 5: ...ialisation process Connect only the sensor you want to initialise to the CU 382 An individual address is allocated to the initialised sensor If no sensor was connected before the CU 382 jumps into the...

Page 6: ...f DID with flow cell Fig 5 Components of DID with immersed sensor TM06 8088 3416 9 5 4 3 2 1 11 10 10 12 13 14 15 15 15 15 7 6 6a 8 18 T OK W X S 19 6c 6b TM06 8089 3416 Pos Description 1 Water inlet...

Page 7: ...n marks 8 QR code 9 Type 10 Voltage V 11 Frequency Hz 12 Power consumption W 13 Humidity limits 14 Temperature limits 1 2 3 5 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 4 6 9 TM06 8610 0817 Pos Description 1 s can product na...

Page 8: ...Moves the marker to the line above The first character of the selected line is a triangle Increases values Function button Enters the setup menus Disables or deletes values Left button Moves the mark...

Page 9: ...05B1 pH 15 YYYY MM DD Serial 9999999 9 49 Type PID Running ls below Waiting 1 s Temp pH 4 20mA 2 lower alarm limit YYYY MM DD hh nn ss 22 1 C AV SP 6 86 7 00 ext General setup Parameter setup Controll...

Page 10: ...0mA digital outputs PULSE or PWM AV SP AV is the actual value input parameter reading SP is the setpoint desired value of the input parameter reading Source of the setpoint External Manual AP001 A1 1...

Page 11: ...he Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK To add a MODBUS sensor select Add MODBUS sensor with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK The MODBUS port for a new sensor is searched and the new sensor is a...

Page 12: ...e configured in the MODBUS slave menu Changing the Modbus address 1 Select Address with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK 2 Change the address value with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK...

Page 13: ...Digital Input Read in all digital inputs Internal Sensors Read in all internal sensors USB Measure the performance of the USB stick Date Time Set the time and the date Hardware Read out the hardware r...

Page 14: ...he second reference solution Select the value in the Lab 2 field with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK Use a temperature compensated value 11 Select Sample 2 with the Up and Down buttons Confir...

Page 15: ...ith the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK 2 The default display settings are loaded from the sensor All modifications of the display settings are documented in the logbook of the CU 382 control unit...

Page 16: ...ut settings menu a parameter can be allocated to an analog output or a digital output Analog outputs Parameter values between these two limits are calculated according to a linear calibration Assignin...

Page 17: ...ect Period s with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK 2 Change the value for the duration of one pulse with the Up Down Left and Right buttons Confirm with OK 9 4 7 Parameter info The Parameter in...

Page 18: ...e type to Manual 1 Select Type with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK 2 Select Manual with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK Changing the setpoint of the controller 1 Select Setpoint with...

Page 19: ...1 Select D factor with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK 2 Change the disturbance factor with the Up Down Left and Right buttons Confirm with OK Changing the direction of the controller 1 Select...

Page 20: ...er that can be changed is the maximum of pulses min for 100 output Changing the maximum of pulses min for 100 output 1 Select Pulses Min with the Up and Down buttons Confirm with OK 2 Change the maxim...

Page 21: ...all logfiles to the USB stick 1 Select Copy logfile with the Up and Down buttons 2 Confirm with OK to copy the data to the USB stick Deleting all logfiles 1 Select Delete logs with the Up and Down but...

Page 22: ...arefully with water and a soft brush 8 Screw in the flow detector back 9 Reconnect the wires of the flow detector to the CU 382 10 Refit the hose 11 Screw on the hose connection 10 1 3 Sensor See the...

Page 23: ...layed DID All hoses and fittings are tight CU 382 control unit The digital output of the flow detector is ok Outlet Water is flowing out of the outlet hose Water is visible within the hoses Flow cell...

Page 24: ...s no flow a The inlet valve is closed Open the inlet valve b The inlet strainer is blocked Clean the inlet strainer 8 Water is not visible in the hoses a The inlet valve is closed Open the inlet valve...

Page 25: ...n data Internal thread of inlet and outlet Rp1 2 Size of inlet and outlet connection thread G 5 8 Inlet outlet hose connections metric ID OD mm 4 6 6 9 6 12 or 9 12 Inlet outlet hose connections inch...

Page 26: ...age VAC 240 Maximal switchable load A 6 Maximal number of operating cycles VA 600 Required external protection Depending on the load additional snubber circuits may be required Description Unit D 320...

Page 27: ...5 Terminal connections 4 x M12 cable gland entry one used by flow switch 1 x M16 cable gland entry IP rating IP65 Memory MB 512 industrial grade SLC Display mm 128 x 64 graphical display 70 x 40 viewi...

Page 28: ...3 FCL2 ORP 4 710 8 765 DID 3 BF3 FCL2 PH ORP 4 960 9 165 DID 1 BF1 PH 4 250 8 085 DID 1 TI1 PH 2 075 5 875 DID 1 TI1 ORP 2 075 5 875 DID 3 TI2 ORP PH 2 850 6 800 DID 3 BF3 ORP PH 4 700 8 755 DID 1 BF1...

Page 29: ...tact the nearest Grundfos company or service workshop TM06 5897 0216 TM06 6025 0416 Fig 12 Dimensions of CU 382 control unit front and side in mm Fig 13 Dimensions of CU 382 control unit for wall moun...

Page 30: ...t of the sensors The sensors must always be immersed in water Avoid siphon effect Use a vented outlet or a pressure loading valve Avoid power loss of the sensors that are equipped with electrolyte and...

Page 31: ...Documents as listed Type of product Measurement Process Control Name of product DID Model number D 320 GF1 230 D 320 GF3 230 Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU Standard used EN 61010 1 2010 RoHS2 2011...

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