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a.) With the pump plugged in and the rear panel power switch OFF, press in and hold the down arrow button while turning the
power switch ON.
b.) Release the down arrow button; either a U (closest approximation to V for voltage) or an F (for frequency) will be displayed.
c.) Select the desired remote operating mode by pressing the down arrow button to toggle between the voltage and frequency
mode.
d.) Press the RUN/STOP button to place the pump in normal operating mode.
e.) To enable the currently selected remote mode (voltage or frequency), connect the rear panel ENABLE IN connection to the
COM connection.
f.) When in the remote mode (ENABLE IN at a low logic level) all front panel buttons remain active except the flow setting
increase/decrease capability.
A.2.7 Voltage Input
The remote voltage flow control is implemented by connecting a negative input to the rear panel VOLTAGE COM connection
and a positive input to the VOLTAGE IN connection. A 0-5VDC input corresponds to 0 to 5 mL/min. for 5 mL pumps, 0-10
VDC to 0 to 10 mL/min. for 10mL pumps and 0 to 40 mL/min. for 40 mL pumps. Any device capable of sourcing at least 0.0005
amps will work. Also, the voltage control mode must be selected and enabled as described in section A.2.5 above. The voltage
source, which drives the VOLTAGE IN and VOLTAGE COM connections, must be isolated from the safety ground to prevent a
ground loop current. If the pump’s displayed flow rate jumps up and down erratically, suspect a ground loop problem.
A.2.8 Frequency Input
The remote frequency flow control is implemented by connecting a negative input to the COM connection and +5 VDC square
wave input to the FREQ IN connection. Any device capable of sinking and sourcing at least 0.008 amps will work. A 0 to 5,000
Hertz input frequency will correspond to 0 to 5 mL/min. flow rate for 5 mL pumps. A 0 to 10,000 Hertz input frequency will
correspond to 0 to 10 mL/min. flow rate for 10mL pumps and 0 to 40 mL/min. for 40mL pumps. Also, the frequency control
mode must be selected and enabled as described in section “A.2.5” above.
Appendix B
Quick-Set Pump Control
Serial Pump Control Software
Installation:
• Run the Quick-Set “setup.exe” program file & follow prompts.
• Due to the many versions of Windows in use, your PC may have newer files than the ones being loaded.
You will be prompted for a course of action, when in doubt,” keep” your existing files or “ignore” other
messages.
General Information:
• If unsure of any pump settings or whether your model pump allows certain settings, the software will
report back an error message if the command is not allowed. “11111” is an error code meaning that the
communication is probably not available or communication has been broken.
Splash Screen:
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