Seko KOMPACT DPT User manual

EM00136299 rev.1.0

KOMPACT DPT

INSTALLATION MANUAL

MANUALE D’INSTALLAZIONE

EM00136299 rev.1.0

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Control panel – KOMPACT DPT

To access the programming menu. (Press and hold down simultaneously for at least 3 seconds).

To start and stop the pump.

To disable the display notification in case of active level alarm condition (only alarm function),

flow alarm condition and memory.

In programming mode it functions as “enter”, to confirm the access and the changes within the

various menu levels.

To “escape” the various menu levels. Before exiting the programming mode you will be prompted

to save the changes.

Prolonged pressure displays the screen for the flow sensor calibration.

+ to change the contrast.

To scroll the menus or change the parameters in programming mode.

In Batch, Timer mode, simulating the external trigger can start the dosage.

Prolonged pressure enables the priming.

Green LED flashes while dosing.

Red LED turns on in case of various alarm conditions.

Electrical connections

12 3 456

78910 11 12

Flow sensor input

Not used

- Frequency signal input (water

meter pulse-sender)

- External trigger input

Pole +

4-20 mA input

Input impedance: 200

ohm

Pole _

- Remote control input

(start-stop)

- Pause signal input

Level control probe input

Dip switch to manage the type of

input frequency signal

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Dip switch position and connections for frequency signals input mode

Frequency input Ground

Signal

+12Vdc

Frequency input Ground

Signal

+12Vdc

Frequency input Ground

Signal

+12Vdc

Connection diagram for frequency input

with dry contact

Connection diagram for frequency input

with Hall sensor.

Connection diagram for frequency input

with voltage signal

Dip switch position = Position ON

Dip switch position = Position 1

10K

R14

100n

C28

FREQUENCY

470R

R17

MMBT2222

BAV99

10K

R13

10K

R19

VCC

GND_C

VDD

MORS 6P M 3.81 V

1 2

SW1

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Press the + keys for more than three seconds to access the programming mode. Press the key to

scroll the menu items then press the key to access the options. Whenever a menu item is editable, it flashes.

y default, the pump is set for constant mode. The pump automatically returns to operating mode after 1 minute of

inactivity. In this case, the data entered will not be saved. Press the key to exit the programming levels. When

you exit the programming mode, the display shows:

Uscita

No Salva

Uscita

Salva

to confirm your choice.

PROG

Conﬁg.

Paus

N.Open

Unit

Standard

Alarms

Level

Password

****

Stast

Hours

Pump Cal

0.25cc/l

Alarms

Flow

Conﬁg.

Funct.

Max Flow

P100% Language

English

Funct.

Manual

Funct.

0/4-20

Funct.

Weekly

Main

Settings

Functions

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20-0/4

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(1:n)

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(n:1)

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(1:c)

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Timer

Funct.

PPM

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KOMPACT DPT Programming Menu

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Setting the language

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

Language

English

Allows you to set the language. By default the pump is set to English.

Press to access the item, and then press to set the language.

Press to confirm and return to the main menu.

Paragraph 1 – Manual dosage

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

Manual

The pump works in constant mode. The flow rate can be adjusted manually

by pressing + simultaneously.

Display during operation

–––

Function mode

•Man = Manual

Alarms and statuses

•Lev = Level Alarm

•Flw = Flow Alarm

Value of dosing on going

(depends on unit of measure

selected)

•Percentage, Frequency,

l/h, Gph, ml/m

MAN

P 100%

Pump status

•empty = pump in stating

•Stop = pump in stop

•Paus = pump in pause

Paragraph 2 – Proportional Dosage to a 0/4-20 mA signal

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

0/4-20

Low

4.0mA

High

20.0mA

IN mA :

0.1mA

The pump proportionally doses at a signal of (0)4-20 mA. By default, the

pump interrupts the dosage at 4 mA and doses at the maximum set

frequency when it receives 20 mA. These two values can be modified

during programming. The maximum frequency can be modified during

operation by pressing + simultaneously to modify the flow rate.

To view the current reading for the mA input, scroll the menu items to In

mA.

For an input signal of less than 0.2 mA the alarm LED turns on to indicate

the absence of signal.

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Display during operation

4-20

P 100%

Function mode

•4-20mA

Alarms and statuses

•Lev = Level Alarm

•Flw = Flow Alarm

•

Value of dosing on going

(depends on unit of measure

selected)

•Percentage, Frequency,

l/h, Gph, ml/m

•

Pump status

•empty = pump in stating

•Stop = pump in stop

•Paus = pump in pause

•

Paragraph 3 – Proportional Dosage to 20-4/0 mA signal

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

20-0/4

Low

20.0mA

High

4.0mA

IN mA :

0.1mA

The pump proportionally doses at a signal of 20-4(0) mA. By default, the

pump interrupts the dosage at 20 mA and doses at the maximum set

frequency when it receives 4 mA. For an input signal of less than the

minimum value – 0.2mA (fixed threshold) (Ex. 4-0.2= 3.8mA) the alarm

LED turns on to indicate that the minimum value has been exceeded, but

the pump continues to dose at the maximum frequency. These two values

can be modified during programming. The maximum frequency can be

modified during operation by pressing + simultaneously to

modify the flow rate.

To view the current reading for the mA input, scroll the menu items to In

mA.

For an input signal of less than 0.2 mA the alarm LED turns on to indicate

the absence of signal and the pump interrupts the dosage.

Display during operation

20-4

P 100%

Function mode

•4-20mA

Alarms and statuses

•Lev = Level Alarm

•Flw = Flow Alarm

•

Value of dosing on going

(depends on unit of measure

selected)

•Percentage, Frequency,

l/h, Gph, ml/m

•

Pump status

•empty = pump in stating

•Stop = pump in stop

•Paus = pump in pause

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Paragraph 4 – Proportional to External Impulses (multiplication)

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

(1:n)

Timeout

60 s

Memory

Oﬀ

The pump doses proportionally to an external signal (ex: water meter

pulse-sender). For every signal received, the pump runs the programmed

“n” number of strokes. The pump automatically sets the dosage

frequency, adapting it to the time that passes between two successive

signals. It is possible to set the time (timeout) in seconds, beyond which

the pump resets the interval counter in order to avoid dosages over

excessively long periods of time. The pump has a memory function which

detects the reception of a signal during the dosage. If set to Off, it only

detects the signal; if set to On, it detects and memorizes the impulses,

then executes them when has finished receiving the signals.

The “n” value can be changed during operation by pressing +

simultaneously.

Display during operation

1:n

P 100%

Function mode

•1:n (n set)

Alarms and statuses

•Lev = Level Alarm

•Flw = Flow Alarm

•

Value of dosing on going

(depends on unit of measure

selected)

•Percentage, Frequency,

l/h, Gph, ml/m

•

Pump status

•empty = pump in stating

•Stop = pump in stop

•Paus = pump in pause

Paragraph 5 – Proportional to External Impulses (division)

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

(n:1)

The pump doses proportionally to an external signal (ex: water meter

pulse-sender). For every “n” signals received, the pump runs a stroke. The

“n” value can be set during programming. By programming the “n” value,

you set the % of maximum dosage; during operation this value can be

modified by pressing + simultaneously.

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Display during operation

n:1

P 100%

Function mode

•n:1 (n set)

Alarms and statuses

•Lev = Level Alarm

•Flw = Flow Alarm

•

Value of dosing on going

(depends on unit of measure

selected)

•Percentage, Frequency,

l/h, Gph, ml/m

•

Pump status

•empty = pump in stating

•Stop = pump in stop

•Paus = pump in pause

Paragraph 6 – Proportional to External Impulses (batch dosage)

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

(1:c)

Q.ty

1 ml

Time

10 s

Memory

Oﬀ

The pump doses proportionally to an external signal (ex: water meter

pulse-sender). In this case, you can set the quantity to be dosed in

mL and the period of time necessary to complete the dosage.

The dosage can be started manually by pressing or through a

remote command.

You can press to interrupt the dosage. The dosage already

made can be reset to zero by pressing or restarted by pressing

again.

The quantity to be dosed can be modified during operation by

pressing + simultaneously to modify the flow rate.

Display during operation

(1:c)

P 100%

Function mode

•Batch

Alarms and statuses

•Lev = Level Alarm

•Flw = Flow Alarm

•

Value of dosing on going

(depends on unit of measure

selected)

•Percentage, Frequency,

l/h, Gph, ml/m

•

Pump status

•empty = pump in stating

•Stop = pump in stop

•Paus = pump in pause

•

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Paragraph 7 – Proportional to External Impulses (ppm dosage)

Programming

Operation

PROG

Conﬁg.

Funct.

PPM

ppm

10.0

L/pulses

Conc. (%)

100.0

L/pulses

1000.0

pulses/L

1000.0

Memory

Oﬀ

The pump doses proportionally to an external signal (ex: water meter

pulse-sender) by automatically calculating the ratio between the input

signals and the pump strokes according to the programmed ppm

value.

The data to be inserted are the ppm value, the pulses/liter ratio (or

liter/pulse) of the counter and the concentration of the product to be

dosed.

The dosage frequency can be modified during operation by pressing

+ simultaneously.

Display during operation

ppm

P 100%

Function mode

•PPM

Alarms and statuses

•Lev = Level Alarm

•Flw = Flow Alarm

•

Value of dosing on going

(depends on unit of measure

selected)

•Percentage, Frequency,

l/h, Gph, ml/m

•

Pump status

•empty = pump in stating

•Stop = pump in stop

•Paus = pump in pause

•

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