DAB ACTIVE DRIVER M/M 1.1 Operating instructions

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25/9/08
ACTIVE DRIVER
INTRODUCTION
The DAB ACTIVE DRIVER is an innovative integrated pump ontrol system that utilizes a
variable frequen y drive ontroller (VFD) to provide CONSTANT PRESSUE regardless of the
demand flow requirements.
>Applications
The DAB ACTIVE DRIVER will fit to most DAB domesti pump, spe ifi ally Jet, JINOX, JECOM,
EURO, EUROINOX, EUROCOM, K Series and KVCX Verti al Multistage.
The unit is available if the following onfigurations,
ACTIVE DRIVER M/M 1.1
Suits single phase 230v power supply, and will ouple to single phase pump units up to
1.1kW, and is programmable to a maximum pressure of 6 Bar (600kPa), not ex eed a
flow of 300lpm.
ACTIVE DRIVER M/T 1.0
Suits single phase 230v power supply, and will ouple to three phase pump units up to
1.0kW, and is programmable to a maximum pressure of 9 Bar (900kPa), not ex eed a
flow of 300lpm.
ACTIVE DRIVER M/T 2.2
Suits single phase 230v power supply, and will ouple to three phase pump units up to
2.2kW, and is programmable to a maximum pressure of 9 Bar (600kPa), not ex eed a
flow of 300lpm.
INVERTER
CONTROLLED

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ACTIVE DRIVER T/T 3.0
Suits three phase power supply, and will ouple to three phase pump units up to 3.0kW,
and is programmable to a maximum pressure of 9 Bar (900kPa), not ex eed a flow of
300lpm.
ACTIVE DRIVER T/T 5.5
Suits three phase power supply, and will ouple to three phase pump units up to 5.5kW,
and is programmable to a maximum pressure of 9 Bar (900kPa), not ex eed a flow of
300lpm.
> electing the Correct Pump.
It is import ant to hoose the orre t pump when utilizing the ACTVE DRIVER as a onstant
pressure ontrol devi e. It is important that the pump is sele ted to provide the maximum
potential flow at the desired demand pressure.
>>For Example,
If a duty point of 100lpm at 350kPa is required,
then this should be assumed as the maximum
required duty of the pump.
An ideal sele tion for this would be the DAB
KVCX35/120, as it will provide the flow
required at around 380kPa and the required
pressure at a maximum flow of 115lpm.
As the ACTIVE DRIVER is ontrolled by required
pressure, inputting a set point of 350kPa will
mean that the pump will normally run at lower
frequen y (speed), and less likely to avitate.
>Installing the ACTIVE
DRIVER
The ACTIVE DRIVER would normally be
installed in an upright position, on the
dis harge side, above the main body of water
in the pump.
A he k valve should be installed inlet to the ontroller or in the su tion port of the pump.
Failure to install a he k valve will result in the unit y ling.
The ACTIVE DRIVER is pressure sensitive and a suitable sized ENERGY SAVER should be
installed on the dis harge side of the ontroller. The pre- harge should be set to be slightly
lower (15kPa min) that the restart point set in the ontroller, whi h is fa tory set at 0.5 Bar
(50kPa) below the set point.
The AD M/T 1.0, AD M/T 2.2, AD T/T3.0 and AD T/T 5.5 an be inter onne ted with up to three
units (total) operating as one system, allowing for alternating starts and various inputs and
outputs for integrated operation.
If using the AD M/M 1.1, retain the PLUG and PLAY fly lead supplied with the pump as it will be
helpful in priming the pump before attempting to set the ACTIVE DRIVER.
This allows you to use the pump in a manual mode while priming is ompleted.

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Programming
The DAB ACTIVE DRIVER is easy to program, it is essential that key information about the
DUTY POINT and PUMP are know before attempting to program the unit.
>E ENTIAL INFORMATION
1. DUTY POINT (Pressure)
2. Rated Current of Pump (not required for AD M/M 1.1)
3. Pump Curve
>>Duty Point is the required pressure the system is required to run at. This is inputted in
(Bar).
>>The rated urrent of the pump an be lo ated on the omplian e plate atta hed to the
pump, or is listed in the DAB Fa tory atalogue in the ELECTRICAL DATA table.
This is only relevant when using three phase pumps.
>>The Pump Curve is essential to ensure that the duty point is a hievable with the pump
sele ted.
The settings should be re orded in the ACTIVE DRIVER manual for later referen e.
It is essential to READ THE MANUAL before attempting to operate the ACTIVE DRIVER.

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Programming
The ACTIVE DRIVER has a simple programming logi
and is easy to program.
There is a two digit illuminated LCD s reen and four
input buttons.
By pressing and holding these buttons in sequen e will
allow the programmer to a ess different parts of the
programming matrix.
The display also shows information as to the status of
the pump, and faults if present.
>>Normal Display Indications
During normal operation the following indi ation will be
present.
ZF
= Zero Flow & General Reset (appears on startup and when leaving reset)
Go
= Pump Operating
b
= Pump waiting (Standby)
bL
= No Flow
A full list of display indi ations is listed at the ba k of this guide.
>>Displays of the Main Values
It is also possible to a ess operational information of the system by pressing the [mode] key,
these indi ations are,
Fr
= Displays the urrent frequen y (speed) of the pump
UP
= Displays the Upstream Pressure of the system
C1
= Displays the phase urrent of the pump in Amps
UE
= Displays the version of the software installed in the ACTIVE DRIVER
>>Other Displays
It is also possible to a ess other operational information of the system by pressing the [set]
and [-] key for two se onds, these indi ations are,
UF
= Displays the flow
ZF
= Displays of zero flow
FM
= Displays the maximum operation frequen y of the pump
tE
= Displays the temperature of the power stages (in C’)
bt
= Displays the temperature of the ele troni ard (in C’)
G
= Displays the running status
FF
= Displays the log of errors and blo kages

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Programming > Pump tart Up
On e you have installed the ACTIVE DRIVER and the pump is primed and ready to start, these
are the simple steps to programming the ontroller.
After swit hing the power supply on, the following indi ation should be present,
ZF
= Zero Flow & General Reset
Shortly after, the ACTIVE DRIVER should swit h to the following ondition and the pump
should start.
Go
= Pump Operating
It should then stop after demand has eased and now display,
b
= Pump Waiting (Standby)
The pump is now idle and waiting for demand pressure to drop in order to start.
Programming > Inputting Data
The ACTIVE DRIVER is pre programmed and will operate the pump with out any additional
programming, but for most effi ient operation, settable parameters are offered to optimal
performan e of the system.
The AD M/T and AD T/T will need information about the pump to be inputted before safe
operation an begin.
The settable parameters are as follows,
P > ET POINT
, is the desired operating pressure of the system.
To a ess this setting, press [mode] and [set] simultaneously for two se onds, the
display should indi ate
P
, and then flash to
3.0
whi h is the pre set of 3.0 Bar.
This an be hanged in Bar from a minimum setting of 1.0 up to 6.0 in the AD M/M 1.1,
and 9.0 in all other models. Using the [+] or [-] keys will lift or lower the setting.
On e the setting has been made, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the
operating mode of the system (Go or Sb)
rC >RATED CURRENT
, is spe ifi to the pump being used (not
appli able to AD M/M 1.1).
To a ess this setting, press [mode], [set] and [-] simultaneously for five se onds, the
display should indi ate
rC
, and then flash to
0.0
whi h is the pre set. This should
be hanged to refle t the orre t urrent of the pump being used. (Che k omplian e
plate or all 1300783601 if unsure). Inputting the wrong information here an damage
the pump. This setting will not appear when programming the AD M/M 1.1.
On e the setting has been made, pressing the [mode] key will move the display to the
next settable parameter, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the operating mode
of the system (Go or Sb)

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rt >ROTATION
, dire tion of rotation of the motor, (not appli able to AD
M/M 1.1).
This allows you to hange the dire tion of rotation without rewiring the power supply to
the motor.
To a ess this setting, press [mode], [set] and [-] simultaneously for five se onds,
press [mode] until the display indi ates
rt
, and then flashes to
00
whi h is the pre
set. The rotation an be hanged by altering this parameter to
01
, whi h will reverse
the rotation. This setting will not appear when programming the AD M/M 1.1.
On e the setting has been made, pressing the [mode] key will move the display to the
next settable parameter, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the operating mode
of the system (Go or Sb)
Fn >FREQUENCY
, Sets the frequen y of the motor.
This is pre set to
50
and should not be hanged.
On e the setting has been made, pressing the [mode] key will move the display to the
next settable parameter, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the operating mode
of the system (Go or Sb)
od>OPERATING MODE
, this refers to the presen e of a pressure
ell.
To a ess this setting, press [mode], [set] and [-] simultaneously for five se onds,
press [mode] until the display indi ates
od
, and then flashes to
00
whi h is the pre
set. This ondition an be hanged by altering this parameter to
01
.
On e the setting has been made, pressing the [mode] key will move the display to the
next settable parameter, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the operating mode
of the system (Go or Sb)
rP>RE TART PRE URE
, this to the allowable pressure drop
before the ACTIVE DRIVER restarts, and it mu h like the differential setting in a
pressure swit h.
To a ess this setting, press [mode], [set] and [-] simultaneously for five se onds,
press [mode] until the display indi ates
rP
, and then flashes to
0.5
whi h is the
pre set and is 0.5 Bar. This ondition an be hanged by altering this parameter up to
1.5
. A higher setting an prevent y ling due to leaks in the system.
On e the setting has been made, pressing the [mode] key will move the display to the
next settable parameter, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the operating mode
of the system (Go or Sb)

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Ad>INTERCONNECTION ADDRE
, refers to the name
given to ea h of the ACTIVE DRIVER units when they are onne ted in a multiple pump
system. A able onne tion needs to be made in order to a hieve this ondition. (Not
appli able to the AD M/M 1.1)
To a ess this setting, press [mode], [set] and [-] simultaneously for five se onds,
press [mode] until the display indi ates
Ad
, and then flashes to
_._
whi h is the
default setting and is used when the unit is operating as a
STAND ALONE system. This ondition an be hanged by altering this parameter to
0.1
for Pump 1,
0.2
for Pump 2 et .
On e the setting has been made, pressing the [mode] key will move the display to the
next settable parameter, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the operating mode
of the system (Go or Sb)
Eb>ENABLING THE BOO TER
, turn the alternating fun tion
on in a multiple pumps system. (Not appli able to the AD M/M 1.1)
To a ess this setting, press [mode], [set] and [-] simultaneously for five se onds,
press [mode] until the display indi ates
Eb
, and then flashes to
02
whi h is the
default setting. This ondition an be hanged by altering this parameter to
03
. This
will identify the order in whi h the pumps will start.
On e the setting has been made, pressing the [mode] key will move the display to the
next settable parameter, pressing [set] will return the indi ation to the operating mode
of the system (Go or Sb)
These are the main parameters that need to be set by the installer.
The system is now ready for operation. Ensure there is not an open flow ondition
present, as this will make the AD devi e ineffe tual.
Programming > Resetting Error Conditions
For some malfun tions and shutdowns the AD makes a ertain number of attempts to
automati ally reset the system.

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Programming > Resetting Factory ettings
It is possible to restore the default settings by pressing [set] an [+] for two se onds
whilst restoring the power supply (swit hing on).

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Programming > Quick et Up
The following is a qui k set up pro edure for basi operation, for all settable
parameters refer to the omplete input list on the last page.

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