5
SETUP AND OPERATION
5.1
CONTROL AND FUNCTIONS
All NMT SMART versions have display panel over which user controls and overviews pump parameters.
Versions NMT(D) SMART S have build SSR modul with:
Digital input RUN/0V – to START or put pump into STANDBY state.
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Relay output - signalizes pumps status.
Version NMT(D) SMART C with NMTC module has:
10-step switch - it allows us to change relay output, analog inputs/outputs and resetting the pumps
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communication configuration.
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Analog inputs - gives us control over the pump (start, stop, max. curve, min. curve, 0 – 10 V,
4 – 20 mA,...).
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Analog outputs - are used for getting analog information about the pumps performance (errors, speed,
mode, flow, height).
Relay output - signalizes pumps status.
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Ethernet connection - offers control over all pump functions and settings (pumps variables, digital
inputs, error overview).
Modbus connection - gives us the overview of all parameters and settings (pumps variables, analog
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inputs/outputs, error overview).
Several signals will influence the pump operation. For this reason, settings have different priorities as shown in
the table below. If two or more functions are active at the same time, the one with highest priority will take
precedence.
Pump control panel and
Priority
Ethernet settings
1
2
Active night mode
3
Max. speed (Hi)
4
5
6
7
8
9
Reference point
5
All inputs are not available in every mode of operation.
6
In night mode the external signals and Modbus stop signal become active. Due to the possibility of confusion
we do not recommend using the night mode while using external signals.
7
Not available if using Modbus communication.
Stop (OFF)
6
External signals
5
Minimal curve
Stop (RUN not active)
Max. speed (Hi)
7
Reference point
30
Modbus control
Stop
Reference point