Black | Double Horizontal Switched Socket 10A

Issue:  
Programming and wiring up a water solution card on the ATV61 drives?

Product line:
Altivar ATV61 with water solutions option card VW3A3503.

Environment:
All models, all serial numbers 

Cause:
Water Solution Card set up configuration.

Resolution:
First, go through the Pre-Configuration section in the manual.   Transducer is 0-145 PSI with 4-20mA Output. There are 2 additional External pumps.   Go to Page 86 to set System Units =1 (Imp, Gallon and Degree Fahrenheit)   Water Solutions/Expansion/PID PID Ref Local (Local PID reference will appear under Water Solutions menu) PID Max Ref 100 psi PID Feedback  Drive AI2 PID Gain 50 PID Integral 1   Water Solutions/Expansion/Sensors Outlet Transducer Maximum   145 psi Pressure Units PSI   Water Solutions/Expansion/Start Set Setpoint Ramp  5.0   Water Solutions/Expansion/Stage Number of External Pumps 1 Stage Speed  50 hZ  Jumper: +24 to CI_LI54 External Pump 1 No Fault +24 to CI_LI55 External Pump 2 No Fault +24 to CI_LI57      Auto enable   The Feedback Pressure(monitored under water Solution menu) must be lower than the Start Pressure(programmed in Start Set) when closing CI_LI57 and want the unit to start.
 
Wiring examples:
CLI57= auto enable or start
CLI58= fault reset

Transducer input
AI2= Analog input on the drive
AI52 and AI51= analog inputs on the water solutions card

Fault feedback inputs from aux pump overload relays
CLI54= for fault input for Aux pump 1
CLI55= for fault input for Aux pump 2
CLI56= for fault input for Aux pump 3

Aux pump outputs
CLO51= Aux output for pump 1
CLO52= Aux output for pump 2
CLO53= Aux output for pump 3

Status outputs from the WSC
CLO55= Run status
CLO56= Fault status

Jockey pump option
CLO56= Jockey or priming pump output


Water Solution Control Card User manual

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Issue:
Repair parts

Product Line:
Heavy Duty Safety Switch

Resolution:
The repair parts for the HU363SS, series F6 (F06) are as follows. No other parts are available.
Line Base Assembly - 4056775250 (arc suppressor not included)
-Line Base mounting screw - 4020515101 (3 required)
-Arc Suppressor Assembly - 4056635550
-Arc Suppressor mounting screw - 4020514501 (1 required)
-Lug assembly - 4025101851 (per lug)
-Lug Mounting Screw - 4020514202 (per lug)
-Mechanism Assembly - 4056646950 (NOTE: handle coupling, cover interlock defeat coupling, and lockplate gaskets may also need replacing)
-Handle Coupling - 4056699850
-Cover Interlock Defeat Coupling - 4056699750
-Handle Assembly - 4056894150 (also recommend replacing lockplate gaskets)
-Lockplate - 4056894201 (also recommend replacing lockplate gaskets)
-Lockplate Gasket - 4050322802 (2 required)
-Lockplate mounting screw - 2194900001 (2 required)
-Ground Lug - 4025101851 (2 required)
-Ground Lug Mounting Screw - 4020514801

Issue:
Looking for the watts loss on a  ATS48 soft start

Product Line:
Altistart ATS48 soft starters

Environment:
All

Cause:
Needs to know the dissipated heat loss in watts the ATS48 soft starter will produce when running at full load.

Resolution:
See the table below and choose the ATS48's watt loss based on if a shorting contactor is being used or not.





 

Issue: 
Where can I find information on the 1.1 through 1.5 LED indicator lights?

Product Line:
ALTIVAR 61/71

Environment:
All
 
Cause:
Product Selection & Services

Resolution:
LED's 1.1-1.5 belong to Controller Inside Card (or similar, like a Water Solutions Pump Card).

When used with a Controller Inside Card (CIC), the LED's indicate status as shown below in an excerpt from the ATV61/71 Controller Inside manual:





When used with a Water Solutions Pump Card, the LED's indicate status as shown below in an excerpt from the Water Solution Control Card User manual:





For further details see the attached files. 
 

The Homeowner has access to all functions. Administrator has access to all functions except the ability to transfer the homeowner rights, delete the home and granting administrator rights to other members. A common member only has access to operate devices, receive notifications (alarm, moment/automation trigger, device added/removed and invite) from a home, configure device settings and schedules.