Pump operation

Settings on pump

Carry out settings by turning and pressing the operating button. Turn the operating button to the left or right to browse the menus or configure settings. A green focus indicates navigation in the menu. A yellow focus indicates a configuration of settings.

  • Green focus: Navigation in menu.
  • Yellow focus: Change settings.

 

  • Turn  : Menu selection and parameter setting.
  • Press  : Activation of menus or confirming settings.

Press the Back button (pos. 3.5 in section “Description of operating elements”) to change the focus back to the previous focus. Consequently, the focus moves one level further up in the structure or to a previous setting.

Pressing the Back button after having changed a setting (yellow focus) without confirming the changed value returns the focus to the previous focus. The adjusted value will be discarded. The previous value remains unchanged.
If the Back button is pressed for more than 2 seconds, the Home screen opens and the pump can be operated from the main menu.

NOTICE

If there are no warning or error messages, the display on the control module will switch off 2 minutes after the last time it was operated.

• If the operating button is pressed or turned again within 7 minutes, the previously exited menu will appear. You can continue to configure settings.

• If the operating button is not pressed or turned for more than 7 minutes, any unconfirmed settings will be lost. Pressing the button again opens the Home screen on the display and the pump can be operated from the main menu.

Initial settings menu

The settings menu will appear in the display during initial commissioning of the pump.

Initial settings menu

If necessary, press the Context button and go to the Language menu to change the language.

The pump runs in factory setting when the initial commissioning menu is open.

If you do not want to make adaptations to the pump in the initial commissioning menu, select “Start with factory settings” to quit the menu. The Home screen opens on the display and the pump can be operated from the main menu.

After reinstallations we recommend venting the rotor chamber. For this purpose, activate “Start venting”. A venting routine starts in the background. Other settings can be configured while venting is active.

Open the “First settings” menu to configure the most important initial commissioning settings (e.g. language, units, control mode and setpoint) to adapt the pump to the required application. The chosen initial settings are confirmed by activating “Finish initial settings”.

Quit the Initial commissioning menu to open the Home screen on the display and operate it from the main menu.

Home screen

Home screen
Home screen

Pos.

Name

Explanation

1

Main menu overview

Selection of different main menus

1.1

Status area:
Error, warning or
process information display

Indicates an on-going process, warning or error message.

Blue: Process or communication status display (CIF module communication)

Yellow: Warning

Red: Fault

Grey: There are no processes running in the background, there are no warning or error messages.

2

Title bar

Display of currently set application and control mode.

3

Setpoint display field

Displays currently configured setpoints.

4

Setpoint editor

Yellow frame: You have pressed the operating button to open the setpoint editor and change the value.

5

Active influences

Display of influences on set control mode

e.g. active setback operation, No-Flow Stop OFF (see table entitled “Active influences”). You can display up to five active influences.

6

Reset reference

Shows the value before having changed it when the setpoint editor is active.
The arrow shows that you can go back to the previous value with the Back button.

7

Operating data and measurement area

Shows current operating data and measured values.

8

Context menu reference

Offers context-related options in a separate context menu.

 

If the Home screen is not displayed, press the icon in the main menu or hold the Back button for more than one second to open the Home screen.

All user interactions are initiated from the Home screen. The display returns to the Home screen if the system is not operated for > 7 minutes.

The Home screen provides a comprehensive overview of the pump status.

The title bar indicates the currently active application and associated control mode.

In the setpoint editor , the setpoint is shown.
Open the Home screen to quickly access the menu and adjust the setpoint. For this purpose, press the operating button. The frame of the variable setpoint turns yellow which indicates that it has been activated. The setpoint is changed by turning the operating button right or left. The changed setpoint is confirmed by pressing the operating button again. The value is transferred to the pump and the focus returns to the Home screen.
Pressing the Back button during setpoint adjustment discards the changed value and retains the old value. The focus returns to the Home screen.

NOTICE

Setpoint adjustment is not possible when Dynamic Adapt plus is active.

NOTICE

Pressing the context button will display additional context-related options for further settings.

In the operating data and measurement area , important operating parameters (e.g. current duty point) and other measured values are displayed.

In the “Active influences” area , influences that currently influence the pump (e.g. one active EXT. OFF function) are displayed.

Possible “Active influences”:

Active influences

Symbol

Information

Meaning

Peak-load operation
Solid pump symbol: Motor running on this side of the pump.
The graphic display has been installed on the left.

Main/standby operation
Solid pump symbol: Motor running on this side of the pump.
The graphic display has been installed on the left.

Pump continues to run in the configured control mode without additional influences.

Override OFF

Override OFF active.
Pump is switched off with maximum priority. The pump is stationary.

Indication of activating override source:

  1. If not otherwise indicated: Override caused by request from HMI or CIF module
  2. DI1/DI2: Override caused by request via binary input.

MAX override active.
Pump running at maximum output.

Indication of activating override source:

  1. If not otherwise indicated: Override caused by request from HMI or CIF module
  2. DI1/DI2: Override caused by request via binary input.

MIN override active.
Pump running at minimum output.

Indication of activating override source:

  1. If not otherwise indicated: Override caused by request from HMI or CIF module
  2. DI1/DI2: Override caused by request via binary input.

MANUAL override active.
Pump running in control mode defined for MANUAL with a setpoint adjusted for MANUAL.

Indication of activating override source:

  1. If not otherwise indicated: Override caused by request from HMI or CIF module
  2. DI1/DI2: Override caused by request via binary input.
  3. BA error: If monitored telegrams as part of building automation bus communication are not received, the mode returns to MANUAL.

Automatic detection of disinfection active.
Disinfection detected. The pump supports disinfection at maximum output.

Detecting setback operation switched on. Setback operation of the heat generator detected. Pump running with adapted, reduced output.

Detecting setback operation switched on. Pump running in daytime operation in the adjusted control mode.

Context menu pump ON/OFF

Pump switched on in the menu using “Pump ON/OFF”.
Override possible with:

• MANUAL override
• MIN override
• MAX override

Setpoint analogue input

Pump switched off by setpoint at analogue input.
Override possible with:

• MANUAL override
• MIN override
• MAX override

Deviation speed

Special status (e.g. missing sensor value) leads to restricted emergency operation at a speed set for this purpose in the menu. This status is always accompanied by a warning providing more information about the status.

Dry run (venting)

Air detected in the rotor chamber. Pump attempting to evacuate air from the rotor chamber.

Pump kick active

The pump activates after a configured time interval and once again switches off after a short time to prevent the pump from blocking.

Pump is venting and therefore not controlling as per adjusted control function.

No-Flow Stop

No-Flow Stop detection active.
Value dropped below the adjusted, lower volume flow limit. Pump operation stopped. The pump checks every 5 minutes if there is demand and resumes pumping if necessary.

The Q-LimitMax function has been activated and the adjusted maximum volume flow has been reached.
The pump restricts the volume flow to this adjusted value.

The Q-LimitMin function has been activated and the adjusted minimum volume flow has been reached.
The pump guarantees the volume flow within its characteristic curve.

Pump supplying within maximum characteristic curve range.

Main menu

Main menu symbols

Symbol

Meaning

Home screen

Settings

Diagnostics and measured values

Restore and reset

Help

After quitting the initial commissioning menu, all operations are initiated from the main menu on the “Home screen”. In this process, the current operating focus has been highlighted in green. Turn the operating button to the left or right to focus on a different main menu. The corresponding sub-menu for each focussed main menu is now displayed. Press the operating button to change the focus to the corresponding sub-menu.
If the operating focus is on “Home screen” and you press the operating button, the setpoint editor is activated (yellow frame). You can adjust the setpoint value.

Press and hold the Back button for more than one second if the operating focus is not on the main menu as a result of previous operational steps.

Sub-menu

Each sub-menu is made up of a list of sub-menu items.
Each sub-menu item consists of a title and an information bar.
The title lists an additional sub-menu or a downstream settings dialogue.
The information bar shows descriptive information about the available sub-menu or the downstream settings dialogue. The information bar of a settings dialogue shows the adjusted value (e.g. a setpoint). With this display, you can check settings without having to open the settings dialogue.

“Settings” sub-menu

Different settings can be changed in the “Settings” menu .

Turn the operating button to the “Gear wheel” icon to select the “Settings” menu.
Press the operating button to change the focus to the “Settings” sub-menu.
Turn the operating button to the left or right to select a sub-menu item. The selected sub-menu item has been highlighted in green.
Press the operating button to confirm your selection. The selected sub-menu or downstream settings dialogue appears.

Settings menu

NOTICE

There is an arrow above or below the visible menu items if there are more than four sub-menu items. Turn the operating button in the corresponding direction to open the sub-menu items on the display.

An arrow above or below a menu area indicates that additional sub-menu items are available in this area. These sub-menu items are accessible by turning the operating button.
An arrow towards the right in a sub-menu item indicates that another sub-menu is available. Press the operating button to open this sub-menu.
If there is no arrow to the right, press the operating button to open a settings dialogue.
A note above the Context button shows specific functions of the Context menu. Press the Context menu button to open the Context menu.

NOTICE

Briefly press the Back button in a sub-menu to return to the previous menu.
Briefly press the Back button in the main menu to return to the Home screen. If there is an error, press the Back button to return to the error display (section “Error messages”).
If an error has occurred, press and hold the Back button (> 1 second) from any settings dialogue to return to the Home screen or error display.

Settings dialogues

Settings dialogues have been highlighted with a yellow frame and show the current setting.

Turn the operating button to the right or left to adjust the highlighted setting.
Press the operating button to confirm the new setting. The focus returns to the menu you opened.
If you do not turn the operating button before pressing, the previous setting remains unchanged.

One or more parameters can be set in the settings dialogues.

  • If only one parameter can be set, the focus returns to the menu you opened after having confirmed the parameter value (pressing the operating button).
  • If several parameters can be set, the focus changes to the next parameter after having confirmed a parameter value.
    If you confirm the last parameter in the adjustment dialogue, the focus returns to the opening menu.
    Press the Back button to return the focus to the previous parameter. The previously changed value will be discarded because it had not been confirmed.
    Press the operating button to check set parameters and switch between them. In this process, existing parameters are once again confirmed, but not changed.
Settings dialogue

NOTICE

Press the operating button without selecting another parameter or adjusting another value to confirm the setting.
Press the Back button to discard the current adjustment and retain the previous setting. The menu changes to the previous setting or previous menu.

NOTICE

Pressing the context button will display additional context-related options for further settings.

Status area and status displays

The status area is located on the left side above the main menu area . (See also “Home screen” figure and table).

If a status is active, it is possible to display and select status menu items in the main menu.
Turn the operating button to the status area to show the active status.
If an active process (e.g. venting process) is quit or discarded, the status display is hidden again.

 

Main menu status display

There are three different classes of status displays:

  1. Display process:
  2. On-going processes have been highlighted in blue.
    Processes mean pump operation may deviate from the adjusted control.
  3. Example: Venting process.
  4. Display warning:
  5. Warning messages have been highlighted in yellow.
    The pump functions are restricted if a warning has been output. (See section “Warning messages”).
  6. Example: Cable break detection on analogue input.
  7. Display error:
  8. Error messages have been highlighted in red.
    The pump stops operation if an error has occurred. (See section “Error messages”).
  9. Example: Ambient temperature too high.

 

Example of a process display. Here: “Venting”

Status display venting

The “Venting” icon has been selected in the main menu. The venting process is active and information about venting is displayed.

Further status displays can be displayed, if they are available, by turning the operating button to the corresponding symbol.

Potential data displayed in the status area

Symbol

Meaning

Error message
Pump stopped!

Warning message
Pump operation restricted!

Active venting
Venting in progress. Subsequently returns to normal operation.

Communication status – a CIF module has been installed and is active.
Pump in auto control, monitoring and control by building automation available.

Software update started – transfer and verification
Pump continues to run in auto control until the update bundle has been fully transferred and verified.

Additional settings can be made in the context menu. For this purpose, press the Context button .
Press the Back button to return to the main menu.

You can already make additional settings at the pump during the venting process. These settings become active when the venting process is completed.

NOTICE

Any set control mode is interrupted while a process is running. After completing the process, the pump continues to run in the set control mode.

NOTICE

Behaviour of the back button in case of an error message of the pump.

Repeatedly pressing or pressing and holding the Back button after an error message has occurred will open the “Error” status display and not take you back to the main menu.
The status area is highlighted in red.