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I/O module (optional expansion module) 

 

 

 

 — 03.09.2020 - Rev. A 

 

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Master function 

 

Terminator settings 

Jumper/switch 

Settings 

I/O module 

Control Touch 

Jumper J10  

Activated 

--- 

and J11 

Deactivated 

--- 

--- 

DIP switch 1  

Activated 

--- 

and 2 

Deactivated 

--- 

--- 

 
Slave function 

 

Terminator settings 

Jumper / 
Switch 

Settings 

I/O module 

I/O module 

for expansion 

Control 

Touch 

Jumper J10  

Activated 

--- 

--- 

and J11 

Deactivated 

--- 

--- 

DIP switch 1  

Activated 

--- 

--- 

and 2 

Deactivated 

--- 

--- 

--- 

 
5.2.2

 

Setting the module address 

Setting of the module address on the I/O module's main circuit board 

 

 

 

DIP switch 

 

 

DIP-switch position 

 

DIP switch 1 – 4: 

• 

For setting the module address 

• 

Variable setting to ON or OFF

 

DIP switch 5: 

• 

Permanently to position ON

 

DIP switch 6 – 8: 

• 

For internal testing 

• 

To position OFF during operation 

 

Use DIP switches 1 – 4 to set the module address. 
Proceed as follows: 
1. 

Pull out the mains plug of the I/O module. 

2. 

Open the housing cover. 

3. 

Set DIP switches 1 – 4 to position ON or OFF. 
 

Module address 

DIP switch 

Used for the 
modules 

10 

10 

 

5.2.3

 

I/O module default settings 

The inputs and outputs of the I/O module each have default settings. 
These default settings can be changed, if required, and adjusted to local 
conditions.  
Responses by the inputs 1 – 6 of the I/O module are recorded and displayed in 
the device controller's fault memory. 

 

 

Note! 
• 

Default settings apply to software version V1.10 and higher. 

• 

All digital inputs and outputs can be set freely as option. The 
setting is carried out by Reflex Customer Service, see chapter 13.1 
"Reflex Customer Service"
 on page 23   

 

 

 

Location  Signal 

evaluation 

Message text 

Fault memory 
entry 

Priority 

Signal on the input triggers the following action 

INPUTS 

N.C. 

External temperature 

monitoring 

Yes 

Yes 

• 

Solenoid valves are closed. 
• 

Solenoid valve (2) in overflow line (1) 

• 

Solenoid valve (3) in overflow line (2) 

• 

Output relay (1) is switched. 

N.C. 

External signal, Minimum 

pressure 

Yes 

No 

• 

Solenoid valves are closed. 
• 

Solenoid valve (2) in overflow line (1) 

• 

Solenoid valve (3) in overflow line (2) 

• 

Output relay (2) is switched. 

N.C. 

Manual make-up 

Yes 

Yes 

• 

Solenoid valve (1) in make-up line is manually opened. 

• 

Output relay (5) is switched. 

N.O. 

Emergency-Off 

Yes 

Yes 

• 

Pumps (1) and (2) are switched off. 

• 

Solenoid valves (2) and (3) in the overflow lines are closed. 

• 

Solenoid valve (1) in the make-up line is closed. 

• 

Switches "Group alarm" in the device controller. 

5  

N.O. 

Manual pump 1 

Yes 

Yes 

• 

Pump (1) is manually switched on. 

• 

Output relay (5) is switched. 

N.O. 

Manual OF-1 

Yes 

Yes 

Solenoid valve (1) is opened.  

OUTPUTS 

Changeover 

contact 

--- 

--- 

--- 

See input 1 

Changeover 

contact 

--- 

--- 

--- 

See input 2 

Changeover 

contact 

--- 

--- 

--- 

• 

Below minimum pressure. 

• 

"ER 01" message in the controller  

 

 

 

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Page 2: ...ng the level sensor 12 7 4 Make up and degassing variants 12 7 4 1 Function 12 7 5 Electrical connection 13 7 5 1 Terminal plan connection component 13 7 5 2 Terminal plan operating unit 14 7 5 3 RS 4...

Page 3: ...re irreversible injuries CAUTION Damage to health The sign in combination with the signal word Caution indicates danger failure to observe the safety information can result in minor reversible injurie...

Page 4: ...rs as stand alone console Note The connection of RF secondary vessels to the RG primary vessel is optionally possible 4 2 Overview Reflexomat with touch control and one compressor 1 Main switch 5 RF s...

Page 5: ...and sends this value to the controller of the pressure maintaining station This controls an external make up Water is directly added into the system in a controlled manner by monitoring the make up t...

Page 6: ...e already contained in the Control Touch controller Interfaces to the controller RS 485 19 2 kbit s Floating connection with plug or screw terminals RSI specific protocol 5 2 Settings GEFAHR Danger to...

Page 7: ...d adjusted to local conditions Responses by the inputs 1 6 of the I O module are recorded and displayed in the device controller s fault memory Note Default settings apply to software version V1 10 an...

Page 8: ...connect the I O module from the power supply Pull the power plug from the bus module 2 Open the terminal space cover 3 Remove the housing cover 4 Replace the defective fuse 5 Re attach the housing cov...

Page 9: ...s to the skin Wear protective gloves Please place appropriate warning signs in the vicinity of the device CAUTION Risk of injury due to falls or bumps Bruising from falls or bumps on system components...

Page 10: ...s or equipment Comply with the following notes regarding the installation of the primary vessel and the secondary vessels All flange openings at the vessels are viewing and maintenance openings Place...

Page 11: ...he flexible compressed air hose is connected with the control unit Run the compressed air hose through the assembly pipe as well Control unit with one compressor Connect the compressed air line direct...

Page 12: ...er When the water level falls below the value specified in the controller s customer menu the external make up is activated 7 4 1 1 Make up without pump Reflexomat RS Touch with solenoid valve and bal...

Page 13: ...covers completely isolate the device controller from the power supply Verify that the main circuit board is voltage free 3 Insert a suitable screwed cable gland for the cable bushing at the rear of t...

Page 14: ...ve 12 R D 13 T D 14 GND IO2 15 10 V 10 V supply Factory 16 17 FE 18 Y2PE shielding Analogue outputs Pressure and Level Standard 4 20 mA User supplied 19 Pressure 20 GNDA 21 Level 22 GNDA 7 5 3 RS 485...

Page 15: ...ar for safety temperatures 110 C Addition of 0 2 bar recommended no addition in extreme cases Note Avoid dropping below the P0 minimum operating pressure Vacuum vaporisation and cavitation are thus ex...

Page 16: ...te After successful conclusion of the start routine you are in Stop mode Do not yet switch to Automatic mode 8 4 Venting the vessels CAUTION Risk of burns on hot surfaces Excessive surface temperature...

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