Enter Basic Parameters - Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT Manuel D'installation Et D'utilisation

Enter Basic Parameters

The first time the SubMonitor Connect is powered up, it goes to the Basic
Setup menu. Each subsequent power up goes to the Home display.
From the Home display, press the Down arrow several times to see Basic
Setup.
1. Press ENTER to go into the Basic Setup menu.
2. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the type of pump applica-
tion for the site.
When a selection is made, some system parameters are automatically updated to defaults based upon
the chosen pump application. Choices are: Surface Pump, Submersible Pump, or Custom. Choosing
Submersible Pump automatically sets protection parameters to defaults listed in the Franklin Electric
AIM manual. Press ENTER to save the choice to memory. Press DOWN to go to the next menu item.
3. Nominal Voltage: Enter the rated voltage from the motor nameplate.
4. FLA or SFA (based upon motor type selected): Enter the FLA (Full Load Amps) or SFA rating from the
motor nameplate.
5. Power Fail Mode: Set whether the SubMonitor Connect device to returns to the last state it was in prior
to a power failure or set to Off.
6. Overvoltage: This setting determines how the device reacts to a detected Overvoltage event. The Off
setting disables the Overvoltage protection. The Alarm only setting displays the event on the display,
but does not stop the device. The Fault and Alarm setting opens the motor control circuit and puts the
device into a fault state. If there is a different fault active, the fault is reported as an Alarm.
7. Overvoltage%: This setting determines the threshold for when the device will fault under this condi-
tion. Range is 101% to 125%. Default setting is 110%.
8. Underpower: This setting determines how the device reacts when the measured kW is less than the
kW trip point setting. The Off setting disables the Underpower protection. The Alarm only setting dis-
plays the event on the display, but does not stop the device. The Fault and Alarm setting opens the
motor control circuit and puts the device into a fault state. If there is a different fault active, the fault is
reported as an Alarm.
9. Underpower%: This setting determines the threshold for when the device will fault under this condi-
tion. Range is 1% to 99%. Default setting is 65%.
10. Current Unbalance: This setting determines how the device reacts to a detected current unbalance
event. The Off setting disables the Current Unbalance protection. The Alarm only setting displays the
event on the display, but does not stop the device. The Fault and Alarm setting opens the motor control
circuit and puts the device into a fault state. If there is a different fault active, the fault is reported as an
Alarm.
11. Current Unbalance%: This setting determines the threshold for when the device will fault under this
condition. Range is 1% to 50%. Default setting is 5%.
12. Date: Set the date. Used to record the date of data for faults, parameter changes, etc.
13. Time: Set the time. Used to record the time of data for faults, parameter changes, etc.
14. Name Tag of the Device: Name of this device that is displayed over communication protocols.
INSTALLATION AND SETUP
Start-Up Programming
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