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P61 Multipump
Synchronous – Speed
Limit [P27÷P26]
rpmx10
This parameter sets the speed limit below which the first assist
pump stops.
Default: depending on the type of pump.
P62 Multipump
Synchronous –
Window [0÷100]
rpmx10
This parameter sets the speed limit for the stop of the next assist
pump.
Default: 150 rpmx10.
P63 Multipump – Priority
This parameter shows the pump priority value within the multi-
pump set.
This parameter displays the following information:
Pr1
(Pr1) ..
Pr3
(Pr3) or
Pr0
(Pr0)
where:
•
Pr1 .. PR3, indicate that the pump is communicating with
others pumps and its priority order, is equal to the visualized
number.
•
Pr0 indicates that the pump does not detect the
communication with other pumps and is considered alone in
the multi-pump bus
P64 Multipump – Revision
This parameter shows the multi-pump protocol revision value
used.
6.5.7 Test Run Configuration Parameters
Test Run is a function that starts the pump after the last stop, in order to prevent it from blocking.
No. Parameter
Unit of
measurement
Description
P65 Test Run – Time Start
[0÷100]
h
This parameter sets the time after which, once the pump has
stopped for the last time, the Test Run will start.
Default: 100 h.
P66 Test Run – Speed
[Min÷Max]
rpmx10
This parameter sets the pump rotational speed for the Test
Run.
The Min and Max speeds depend on the pump type.
Default: 200 rpmx10.
P67 Test Run – Time
Duration [0÷180]
s
This parameter sets the duration of the Test Run.
Default: 10 s.
6.5.8 Special Parameters
No. Parameter
Unit of
measurement
Description
P68 Default Values Reload
[
NO
,
rES
]
If set to RES, after confirmation this parameter performs a
factory reset that reloads the default parameter values.
P69 Avoid Frequent
Parameters Saving [NO,
YES]
This parameter limits the frequency with which the unit stores
the required value P02 in the EEPROM memory, in order to
extend its life.
This could be particularly useful in applications with BMS
control devices that require continuous variation of the value
for fine tuning purposes.
Default: NO.
