Drives can be set up to operate two pumps running alternatively to provide a reliable
pumping system. This helps to extend the life of pumps, energy conservation, and reduce
maintenance costs.
1. The Master drive and Slave drive use Setup 3 and Setup 4 to operate the alternation
operation.
2. To enable the alternation, set the parameter 13–00 SL Controller Mode in the Master
drive to On or vice versa.
3. The Master drive will control the alternation operation:
a) Timed alternation: Alternation timing is determined by Timer 0 in the parameter
13–20.0 SL Controller Timer in the Master drive. Changing this timer changes the
alternation timing.
b) Manual alternation: Pressing the [OK] and [>] keys on the Master drive at the same
time resets the alternation timer and alternate the drives for running the pump.
c) If the Off key of the Master drive is pressed, both drives stop the pumps.
d) If the Off key of the Slave drive is pressed, the Master drive continuously runs the
pump.
e) If any drive loses power or is stopped due to an alarm condition, the lag pump
automatically starts and continuously operates.
f)If the Hand on key in each drive is pressed, the drives run their own pumps
independently.
4. Refer to the wiring diagram for the wiring connection between the Master and Slave
drives.
5. The alternation process is performed as follows:
a) At start-up and in normal condition, the State Controller of the Master drive starts
in Setup 3 and runs its pump while the Slave drive starts in Setup 4 and stops its
pump due to input high received from the Master drive.
b) When the Timer 0 expires, the Master drive changes to Setup 4 and stops its
pump. At this time the input to the slave is low, the Slave drive changes to Setup 3,
and runs its own pump.
c) When the [OK] and [>] keys on the Master drive are pressed at the same time, the
Timer 0 is reset and alternates the drives.
d) When the Master or Slave drive is powered off or gets in an alarm condition, it
sends a low output signal to the other drive for changing the drive’s setup to
Setup 3 to run its own pump.
e) When the Master drive is in the Off mode, the Master drive stops and sends a high
output signal to the Slave drive to stop the slave pump.
f)When the slave is in the Off mode, it sends a low output signal to the Master drive
1. Remote Start/Stop switch can be added to the drives by removing the jumper wire
from pin 12 to pin 18 from both drives and connect remote start/stop to pin 12 and
pin 18 to both drives with parallel connection.
2. The DI terminal 19 provides the most significant bit value (always high) and the DI
terminal 32 provides the least significant bit value for selecting Setup 3 or Setup 4.
starts.
State 7
13–51.6SL Controller Event[27] Logic rule 1[27] Logic rule 1If logic Rule 1 is high, no
13–52.6SL Controller Action[1] No Action[1] No Action
action.
Table 2: SLAVE Duty-Standby Parameters
Parameters NumberDescriptionSet to Setup 3Set to Setup 4Comments
Operation / Display
Parameters NumberDescriptionSet to Setup 3Set to Setup 4Comments
0–01Language[0] English[0] EnglishEnglish language is
selected.
0–03Regional Settings[1] North America[1] North AmericaSets 1–20 Motor Power
[HP] to HP and the default
value of 1–23 Motor
Frequency to 60 Hz.
0–10Active set-up[9] Multi Set-up[9] Multi Set-upUses the setting from 0–12
This Set-up Linked to.
0–11Programming Set-up[9] Active Set-up[9] Active Set-up
0–12This Set-up Linked to[0] Not linked[3] Set-up 3Enable conflict-free
changes between Set-up 3
and Set-up 4.
Note: Also set Setup 1 and
Setup 2 to Set-up 3.
0–37Display Text 1Lead PumpLead PumpThis message indicates the
running pump.
0–38Display Text 2Lag PumpLag PumpThis message indicates the
pump is waiting for
alternation.
Digital In/Out
5–01Terminal 27 Mode[0] Input[0] InputThis digital input is not
used.
5–02Terminal 29 Mode[1] Output[1] OutputThis digital input provides
output to the Slave drive.
5–10Terminal 18
Digital Input
5–11Terminal 19
Digital Input
[8] Start[0] No operationThe slave drive can only
start in Set-up 3.
[24] Set-up select
Bit 1
[24] Set-up select
Bit 1
This digital input is tied to
+24 V DC as input high for
the most significant bit of
Set-up 3 and Set-up 4.
Note: Also set Setup 1 and
Setup 2 to this value (Set-
up select bit 1)
5–12Terminal 27
[0] No Operation[0] No OperationTerminal 27 is not used.
Digital Input
5–14Terminal 32
Digital Input
[23] Set-up select
bit 0
[23] Set-up select
bit 0
NOTE: Also Setup 1 and
Setup 2 to this value (Set-
up select bit 0)
5–31Terminal 29
Digital Output
[70] Logic rule 0[70] Logic rule 0Output is low when alarm
has occurred or in Off or
Han on mode
Relays
5–40.0Function Relay[9] Alarm[9] AlarmsDefault setting
5–40.1Function Relay[5] Running[5] RunningDefault setting
Smart Logic
13–00SL Control Mode[0] Off[0] OffDisables the Smart Logic
Controller
Comparator 0
13–10.0Comparator Operand[180] Local reference active [180] Local reference active Uses for comparing with
13–11.0Comparator Operand[5] TRUE longer than...[5] TRUE longer than...
Parameters NumberDescriptionSet to Setup 3Set to Setup 4Comments
13–40.0Logic Rule
Boolean 1
13–41.0Logic Rule
[22] Comparator 0[22] Comparator 0Output is high if the Slave
drive is not in Off and not
[7] NOT AND NOT[7] NOT AND NOT
in alarm condition.
Operator 1
13–42.0Logic Rule
[20] Alarm (trip)[20] Alarm (trip)
Boolean 2
13–43.0Logic Rule
[3] AND NOT[3] AND NOT
Operator 2
13–44.0Logic Rule
[21] Alarm (trip lock)[21] Alarm (trip lock)
Boolean 3
NOTE:
1. “Lead Pump” and “Lag Pump” messages can be displayed on the LCP by displaying
“Display Text 1” in Setup 3 and displaying “Display Text 2” in Setup 4 at line 2 or line 3.
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