Lufkin Well Manager™ 2.
0
Motor Control Panel
User Manual
Lufkin Automation
811 Willow Oak Drive
Missouri City, Texas 77489
Tel: 281-495-1100
Fax: 281-495-6333
www.lufkin.com
Part # 1000307055
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Table of Contents
About This Manual......................................................................................... 1
Notes, Cautions, and Warnings.......................................................................................... 1
Illustrations and Photographs ............................................................................................ 1
Safety Guidelines........................................................................................... 2
Overview......................................................................................................... 4
Technical Specifications............................................................................... 4
General Specifications ........................................................................................................ 4
Enclosure Dimensions ........................................................................................................ 5
Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 Operator Interface...................................................................... 5
Mounting the MCP ......................................................................................... 9
Wiring the Motor Control Panel.................................................................. 10
Power and Ground Wiring................................................................................................. 10
Fault Sensor Wiring ...........................................................................................................13
Adjusting the Circuit Breaker ..................................................................... 14
Adjusting Start Delay Time ......................................................................... 14
Adjusting Timer On/Off ............................................................................... 16
Configuring the LWM 2.0 MCP ................................................................... 17
HOA Switch Programming ................................................................................................ 17
Fault Relay Configuration ................................................................................................. 18
Contacting Technical Support.................................................................... 20
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About This Manual
Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
Notes, cautions, and warnings are used throughout this manual to provide readers with additional
information, and to advise the reader to take specific action to protect personnel from potential
injury or lethal conditions. They are also used to inform the reader of actions necessary to prevent
equipment damage. Please pay close attention to these messages.
Notes
Notes provide useful information and tips that can make the
operator’s job easier.
Cautions
The caution symbol indicates that potential damage to
equipment or injury to personnel exists. Extreme care should
be taken when performing operations or procedures preceded
by this caution symbol.
Warnings
The warning symbol indicates a definite risk of equipment
damage or danger to personnel. Failure to observe and follow
proper procedures could result in serious or fatal injury to
personnel, significant property loss, or significant equipment
damage.
Illustrations and Photographs
The illustrations and photographs in this manual provide graphical examples of equipment and
software screens. These examples are not intended to represent every possible situation and will
vary in appearance to the actual equipment and screens.
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Safety Guidelines
Observe the safety precautions listed below and all safety precautions provided throughout this
manual. Following these precautions will protect you and others from injury or death and prevent
equipment damage and environmental impact.
• Follow all customer safety guidelines.
• Read the following warning before working around wellheads:
WARNING: Hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S) may be present in
high concentrations. Use proper H2S detection equipment and
practice all recommended safety precautions when working
around wellheads. Park vehicles upwind of the wellhead and
stand upwind when installing or dismantling equipment.
• Live or discharging electrical equipment poses an electrocution hazard. Read the following
warnings before attempting any work around the equipment:
WARNING: This unit must be properly grounded by a qualified
electrical technician. Improper grounding can result in severe
injury or death.
WARNING: Turn off all power to the enclosure and follow
proper lockout/tagout procedures before opening the
enclosure door. Failure to heed this warning can result in
severe injury or death.
WARNING: All electrical equipment covers MUST be in place
before turning on the power to the unit.
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Safety Guidelines
WARNING: If it is necessary to work on or around live
electrical equipment, you must wear electrical hot gloves, a
blast shield, and fire-retardant clothing in addition to regular
PPE. Failure to do so could result in severe injury or death.
WARNING: The HOA switch MUST be turned to the OFF
position during service or configuration to ensure that the
pumping system does not start. Failure to do so could result in
severe injury or death.
WARNING: The opening of the branch-circuit protective
device may be an indication that a fault was interrupted. To
reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, current-carrying parts
and other components of the controller should be examined
and replaced if damaged.
If burnout of the current element of an overload relay occurs,
replace the complete overload relay.
• Before leaving the location, return all wellhead equipment to normal operating positions.
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Overview
The LWM 2.0 Motor Control Panel is used to provide power for a three-phase NEMA D motor that
is used in Delta configuration to run an oilfield beam pump. The Motor Control Panel (MCP) is
designed to work with a beam pumping unit, a motor, and a Lufkin Well Manager (LWM) 2.0
controller.
This manual describes how to install and configure the LWM 2.0 MCP for normal operation. The
LWM 2.0 MCP is factory-integrated and tested and minimal field installation is needed.
For information on configuring rod pump control parameters, refer to the Lufkin Well Manager 2.0
Rod Pump Controller User Manual (Document # 2000300330).
Technical Specifications
Below are the technical specifications for the 480VAC systems of the Motor Control Panel (MCP)
with an integrated Lufkin Well Manager™ (LWM) 2.0 controller.
General Specifications
UL/CSA Standards: UL 508A, CSA 22.2 No 14-05
Current: HP rated at 50/60 Hz
Operating Temperature: -13º F to 122º F (-25º C to 50º C)
Storage Temperature: -40º F to 158º F (-40º C to 70º C) storage
Enclosure: NEMA 4 rating, 14 GA, powder coat, Lufkin white
Enclosure Door: 14 GA, removable with door prop
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Technical Specifications
Enclosure Dimensions
24”
18”
15.7”
0.5” x 1” 12”
HIGH VOLTAGE
TURN OFF POWER AT MAIN DISCONNECT
BEFORE SERVICING INSIDE.
AUTOMATION CAUTION:
DO NOT REMOVE, DESTROY OR COVER THIS LABEL
READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL, CAREFULLY BEFORE
INSTALLING, OPERATING OR SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE
C an C ause Severe injury, Death, Fire
Explosion A nd Property Damage
Only Qualified Personnel Should be
Perm itted to Operate Or Service
This Equipment
D isconnect A nd Lock Out Primary
A nd C ontrol C ircuit Power Before
Servicing
K eep A ll Panels And Covers
Securely in Place
N ever D efeat, Modify Or Bypass
A ny Safety Interlocks
Foreign Voltage May Be Present At
Interface Term inals, Isolate Before
Perform ing Service Or Repairs
LUFKIN WELL MANAGER 2.0
TM
U nauthorized Modifications to This
Equipm ent Will R esult in Voiding
The Warranty
HAUT TENSION
Coupez le courant au debranchement
principal avant d entretenir a l interieur
MOTOR CONTROL PANEL
ATTENTION:
N enlevez pas detruisent ou couvrent cette etiquette
Lisez le manuel d instruction soigneusement avant d installer
actionner ou entretenir cet equipement
TENSION DANGEREUSE
Peut causer des dom m ages, la mort, l incendie,
l explosion et des degats m ateriels graves
Seulem ent le personnel qualifie devrait etre
autorise pour actionner ou entretenir
cet equipement
D econnectez et ferm ez a clef dehors
la puissance prim aire et de commande
de circuit avant l entretien
Gardez tous les panneaux et
couvertures solidem ent en place
N e defaites jam ais, modifiez de la
deviation aucum contact de securite
La tension etrangere peut eter presente sur
des bornes, lsolat avant d executer
le service ou les reparations
Les m odifications non autorisees a
cet equipem ent auront en vidant
la garantie
37.5” 36” 36”
OFF
HAND AUTO TIMER POC
RESET
Front View Side View
Figure 1. LWM 2.0 MCP – Typical Enclosure Dimensions (measured in inches)
Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 Operator Interface
The Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 operator interface shown in Figure 2 can be used to perform all
system operations without opening the large cabinet door and exposing operator personnel to
high-voltage components of the system.
To access this interface, open the small metal door located on the upper left of the front door of the
cabinet.
Parameter programming is done using the local operator interface, which consists of a full-function
LCD graphics display and 32-key keypad. This operator interface is menu-driven.
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Screen
Function
Buttons Screen
Function
Buttons
Menu
Function
Door
Buttons
Latch
Ethernet
Port
Figure 2. Operator Interface
Keypad
The 32-key keypad shown in Figure 2 is mounted on the front of the controller’s enclosure. It
allows the operator to program and calibrate the controller and access a large amount of well data.
The following table shows a description of each key’s function on the keypad.
Keypad Functions
Item Function
Function These buttons control the screen functions displayed on the left and right sides
Buttons of the screens.
These buttons control the menu functions displayed on the bottom of every
F1 – F5
screen.
SOP and
These lamps are not used in this system.
ERR lamps
The numerical buttons are used to input parameter values on the programming
0–9
screens.
Press this button once to enable the alternate (alphabetic) values on the
numeric buttons. In this mode, “ALT” is displayed in the status bar at the top of
ALT
the screen.
Press the button again to enable the default numeric values.
MENU This button is not used.
This button displays help messages associated with the active screen. (These
?
will be available in a later release.)
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Keypad Functions (Continued)
Item Function
Press these buttons to change setpoint position or cursor location in the
direction specified by the arrow key. They can also be used to scroll available
Arrow Keys options in several programming screen fields.
The alternate commands (HOME, BACK, AND FWD) are not used in this
release.
Confirms a correct entry when changing programming data. When this key is
ENTER
pressed, data is updated.
DEL Voids an incorrect numerical entry if <ENTER> is not pressed.
Displays the previously displayed menu. Cancels any changes made on the
ESC
current screen if <ENTER> is not pressed.
LCD Display
The Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 user interface is menu-driven. All menus and screens are displayed
in the LCD display.
The Main Menu screen (Figure 3) is the first screen that appears after the controller is turned on
and the initialization process is completed. This screen can be accessed from any screen by
pressing the Main Menu button.
Wi-Fi Operation
Current Status Status
Date & Time Current
Well State
Screen
Functions Screen
Functions
Language
Options
Menu Functions
Figure 3. Main Menu Screen
Status Information
The following system status information is displayed at the top of every screen:
• Current date and time
• Current well state of the controller
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• USB Status: This icon is visible if a USB drive is being used in the system.
• Wi-Fi Status: This icon indicates that the wi-fi network is active.
• Operation Status: This icon indicates the current operation status of the pumping unit:
• Green: Indicates normal pumping operation.
• Amber: Indicates a downtime well state.
• Red: Indicates a system malfunction.
Additional icons may be visible during certain situations. These are listed in the table below.
Additional Status Icons
Icon Description
This icon indicates a USB logging session is in
progress. (Displayed in white.)
Indicates an alert condition is present. (Displayed
in yellow.)
Indicates that the alternate keypad characters are
ALT
enabled.
Buttons
The buttons at the bottom of the screen provide access to the top level menu screens. These
buttons are available on every screen.
The buttons on the sides of the screen provide access to specific screen functions and additional
screens.
Language Selection
The LWM 2.0 screens can be displayed in three different languages:
• English
• Chinese
• Spanish
To change the screen language, use the left or right arrow keys to select the desired language and
then press <ENTER>.
Control Parameter Programming
Control parameters are edited (programmed) on a data field basis. To program a parameter, press
the arrow keys to highlight the desired parameter field, press <ENTER>, and then choose one of
the following methods:
• To select an option from a drop-down list, use the arrow keys to highlight the desired option
and then press <ENTER> again.
• When the parameter is a numerical entry, use the number keys to enter the desired value and
then press <ENTER> again.
When parameter values are changed, the green Discard and Save buttons will appear at the
bottom of the screen as shown in Figure 4.
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Figure 4. Menu Bar with Discard and Save Buttons
Press the Save button to save the programming change or the Discard button to discard the
change. The Discard and Save buttons will then be replaced with the Previous and Next buttons.
After all parameters are correctly programmed on the screen, you can do either of the following to
exit from the screen:
• Press the Main Menu button to return to the Main Menu screen.
• Press <Esc> to move up one level in the menu tree.
For more information about the Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 rod pump controller and its components,
refer to the Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 Rod Pump Controller User’s Manual (Document #
2000300330).
Mounting the MCP
The LWM 2.0 MCP with all options weighs approximately 165 lbs (75 kg). A rack should be
selected to accommodate this load. Lufkin Automation recommends that the rack be constructed
with a non-corrosive steel/metal material with coating appropriate for the environment.
The LWM 2.0 MCP has four rack-mount eyelets that should be used with four half-inch bolts, nuts,
and washers (not provided).
Mount the MCP so the bottom of the enclosure is at least 1.5 feet (0.5 meters) from the ground and
above any anticipated water, snow, or sand build-up. The top of the enclosure should be placed 5
to 6.5 feet (1.5 to 2 meters) above the working surface to allow easy access to the controls.
Conduit sizes of 3/4-inch for the five auxiliary openings, and 1 inch to 2.5 inches for the main
electrical input and outputs are required. Make sure to provide enough space to route these
conduits.
Note: The LWM 2.0 MCP is not rated for hazardous locations
and therefore should be located outside the designated hazard
zone.
Refer to Figure 1 on page 5 for dimensions.
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Wiring the Motor Control Panel
WARNING: This unit must be properly grounded by a qualified
electrical technician. Improper grounding can result in severe
injury or death.
WARNING: Turn off power at the main power source and
follow proper lockout/tagout procedures before opening the
MCP enclosure. Failure to heed this warning can result in
severe injury or death.
Note: Use THHN 75° C copper wire for all wiring. Follow all
NEC and local requirements.
The MCP is factory-wired as shown in Figure 2. It also comes with a fully reversible breaker for
simplified installation.
Power and Ground Wiring
The following table shows the recommended wire sizes for a maximum run length of 100 feet (30
meters). Refer to this table for all power and ground wire connections.
Recommended Wire Sizes for
Power and Ground Leads (Copper @ 75° C)
Power Lead Size Ground Lead Size
HP (Kw)
AWG (mm2) AWG (mm2)
60 (45) 2 (34) 1/0 (54)
75 (55) 1 (43) 1/0 (54)
100 (75) 2/0 (68) 1/0 (54)
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Note: For wire lengths longer than 100 feet (30 meters),
increase wire sizes by one gauge size.
Note: Wire sizes are based on individual conductors (single
core wires). If multi-conductor cable is used, the wire size will
need to be increased.
Primary Input Power
The LWM 2.0 MCP requires three-phase voltage of 480VAC, 50/60 Hz. Use the following
guidelines for wiring the input power connections:
• Refer to the table on page 10 for recommended power wire sizes.
• Wires from the power company interface (meter or service disconnect) should be run in rigid
metal conduit buried at suitable depth according to local codes. The conduit should be run up
into the bottom of the MCP enclosure.
• Dress the three power wires up the side of the enclosure and connect at the bottom of the
circuit breaker as shown in Figure 5.
To Motor To Supply
Figure 5. LWM 2.0 MCP Power Wiring
• Pull a ground wire along with the three power wires. Attach the ground wire to the ground bus
in the lower right corner of the enclosure and terminate it in one of the ground lugs provided.
Avoid making sharp bends in the ground lead.
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Power Leads from MCP to Motor
There are three motor power leads that must be connected from the motor overload relay to the
motor junction box. Use the following guidelines for connecting these leads:
• Refer to the table on page 10 for recommended power wire sizes.
• The motor power leads should be run in a combination of rigid and flexible conduit, or an
armored flexible cable can be used. These leads must be run in separate conduit from primary
power source leads and any signal cable leads
• Pull a ground lead to ground the motor chassis in the conduit with the power leads.
System Grounding
WARNING: The MCP grounding procedure must be performed
by a qualified electrical technician. Improper grounding can
result in severe injury or death.
Warning: Turn off power at the main power source and follow
proper lockout/tagout procedures before opening the MCP
enclosure. Failure to heed this warning can result in severe
injury or death.
Proper earth grounding of the LWM 2.0 MCP is critical to minimize transient voltages that can
damage the control system electronics and to prevent high frequency noise from interfering with
the signal inputs. Use an adequate grounding system to satisfy NEC and local regulations for the
full-load current rating of the MCP.
Use the following guidelines for system grounding:
• Refer to the table on page 10 for recommended ground wire sizes.
• Avoid any sharp bends in a ground lead.
• The primary power source service ground should be terminated on the MCP ground bus bar
using one of the ground lugs provided.
• Lufkin Automation recommends using the wellhead as the system ground electrode. The
ground bus bar in the LWM 2.0 MCP should be connected to the wellhead with an
uninterrupted length of stranded green ground. All other parts of the system should in turn be
connected to the MCP ground bus.
• Terminate the ground wire at the MCP ground bus bar with one of the lugs provided and to the
wellhead with an approved pipe ground clamp rated for the wire size used. The connection
spot at the wellhead must be cleaned down to bare metal before installing the clamp, and it
must be sufficiently coated afterward to prevent corrosion.
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• Make sure all installed ground connections meet the requirements according to the local
standards and/or practices. The typical practice is to confirm low resistance between the MCP
ground bus bar, the local ground point (such as the well head), and the motor.
The system is now grounded.
Fault Sensor Wiring
The LWM 2.0 MCP includes three fault sensors that must be connected to the fault relay terminal
in the bottom left of the MCP enclosure. Use the following guidelines:
• Connect the overpressure sensor to position 1 and 2.
• Connect the over-temp sensor to position 3 and 4.
• Connect the vibration sensor to position 5 and 6.
These position locations are shown in Figure 6 below.
Figure 6. MCP Fault Wiring Terminal
Note: Remove the jumper wires before making these
connections.
Note: The MCP requires normally closed sensors, and when
in fault must break a 120VAC current at 100mA.
This fault relay terminal is connected to Digital Input 7 in the LWM 2.0 controller. Refer to “Fault
Relay Configuration” on page 18 for instructions on configuring Digital Input 7.
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Adjusting the Circuit Breaker
The LWM 2.0 MCP has a magnetic circuit breaker with a range of 1,000-2,000 amps. This breaker
should be adjusted to trip condition (at the well site) at a current that exceeds the instantaneous
starting current (also known as the locked rotor current) of the motor.
Adjusting Start Delay Time
Use the start delay timer to delay starting a pumping unit when power is cycled. The time delay is
adjustable within the range of 0.05 seconds to 100 hours. Figure 7 shows the start delay timer.
Figure 7. Start Delay Timer
The green U LED flashes during the start delay period. At the end of the start delay period, this
LED turns solid and the red/amber R LED turns on.
The start delay feature is implemented for two reasons:
• It allows power to be restored for a defined period before the pumping unit is allowed to start.
This ensures that operator handling, system faults, or POC start/stop commands will not result
in very fast start/stop cycles that could cause motor damage.
• It allows the installed Sonalert to sound an audible warning before the pumping unit is started.
Note: A voltage overload fault will require the MCP to be
manually reset by the operator before the unit will start the
motor. In this situation, press the Reset button on the front of
the MCP enclosure.
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Adjusting Start Delay Time
Some applications require an immediate response on the motor without waiting for a start delay.
Examples of such applications are:
• Stopping the pumping unit at a specific location for end device calibration
• Beam pump application troubleshooting
In consideration of such common field application practices, the MCP is factory-wired to use start
delay only after the occurrence of one of the following:
• general power failure
• fault condition
To adjust the start delay, select the Range value using the top dial and the Fine value using the
bottom Time dial. (See Figure 7 on page 14.) Each dial mark on the Time dial corresponds to 10%
of the selected Range value.
For example:
• If the Time dial is set at 1, the Fine value is equal to 10%.
• If the Time dial is set at 10, the Fine value is equal to 100%.
The procedure for adjusting the start delay time is as follows:
1. Determine the target start delay. This procedure uses an example of 30 seconds.
Caution: The start delay time should be long enough to
ensure that the fault condition is not still present. Some fault
conditions (such as an over-temp or high pressure fault) may
require an extended period of time to be resolved before the
system can be safely restarted. Set the start delay time long
enough to allow for these conditions. Failure to do so can
result in equipment damage.
2. Based on the target start delay, select the next higher value on the Range dial. For a 30
second target start delay, the next higher value on the Range dial is 100 seconds.
3. Select the corresponding Fine value using the Time dial. The 30 second target Start Delay is
30% of the selected 100 second Range, so the Time dial should be set at 3.
Below are three other examples.
• To set a start delay time of one minute, set the Range to 10m and Time to 1.
• To set a start delay time of 10 minutes, set the Range to 10m and Time to 10.
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• To set a start delay time of 30 minutes, set the Range to 100m and Time to 3.
Note: For instantaneous violation detection during startup,
adjust startup violation delays to prevent premature shutdown.
(The most common Start Delay setting is in a range between
10 and 30 seconds.)
Refer to the Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 Rod Pump Controller
User Manual (Document # 2000300330) for more information.
Adjusting Timer On/Off
The timer adjusts the pumping unit on/off time when TIMER mode is selected. The Timer On and
Off values are adjustable within the range of 0.05 seconds to 100 hours.
There are two sets of Range and Time dials on the pulse timer. (See Figure 8 below.) The upper
set (T1) controls the Time On setting while lower set (T2) is for the Time Off setting. For details on
the Range and Time dial adjustment procedure, see “Adjusting Start Delay Time” on page 14.
The procedure to set the Timer On/Off function is similar to the Start Delay Time adjustment
procedure on page 14.
Note: This Timer On/Off cycle functionality is only available in
TIMER mode. If the MCP is in set to POC and AUTO mode,
the POC (LWM 2.0) is in full control of the pump cycle.
T1 Fine
Time On
T1 Range
T2 Fine
Time Off
T2 Range
Figure 8. Pulse Timer Adjustment
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Configuring the LWM 2.0 MCP
This section discusses procedures to configure the LWM 2.0 MCP for operation. For information
on configuring rod pump control parameters, refer to the Lufkin Well Manager 2.0 Rod Pump
Controller User Manual (Document # 2000300330).
HOA Switch Programming
Enable the HOA switch using the following steps:
1. Press the Main Menu button to display the Main Menu screen shown in Figure 9.
Figure 9. Main Menu Screen
2. From the Main Menu screen, press the Setup button.
3. From the Setup menu screen that appears, press the RPC Misc. I/O button to display the RPC
Miscellaneous I/O screen shown in Figure 10 below.
Figure 10. RPC Miscellaneous I/O Screen
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4. Use the arrow keys to select Enabled from the HOA drop-down list and then press <ENTER>.
5. Press the Save button to save the new configuration and then press the Main Menu button to
return to the Main Menu screen.
6. On the front of the LWM 2.0 MCP enclosure, turn the HOA switch to the HAND position.
The Well State field at the top of the screen should read “HOA in Hand State.”
7. Turn the HOA switch to the OFF position. The Well State field should read “HOA in Off State”.
8. Turn the HOA switch to the AUTO position. The Well State field should read “Downtime
Operator Stop.”
9. Press the Normal Mode Start/Stop button. The motor will start after the programmed Start
Delay.
Note: The pumping unit may or may not continue to run
depending on the readiness of the end devices and status of
the programming parameters.
Fault Relay Configuration
The MCP’s fault relay terminal is wired to DIO7 on the LWM 2.0 controller module. Use the
following procedure to configure DIO7 with the LWM 2.0 interface:
1. From the Main Menu screen, press the Setup button to display the Setup menu screen.
2. From the Setup menu screen, press the General I/O button to display the General Input/
Output Configuration menu screen.
3. From this screen, press the Digital I/O button to display the Digital I/O Configuration screen
shown in Figure 11.
Figure 11. Digital Input/Output Configuration Screen
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4. Use the arrow keys to highlight DIO7 as shown in Figure 11 and then press <ENTER> on the
keypad.
5. Use the down arrow to highlight the Device Name field and then press <ENTER>.
6. In the drop-down list that appears, use the arrow keys to highlight Custom Name 1 and then
press <ENTER>. The Update Device Name button will become active.
Note: DIO7 receives signals from three fault sensors, so use
the Custom Name option to assign a non-specific name (such
as “Fault Sensors”) to this input.
7. Press the Update Device Name button. In the pop-up window that appears, use the keypad to
assign a device name.
8. Use the arrow keys to highlight the Update button and then press <ENTER>. The new device
name will be displayed in the Device Name field.
9. Use the down arrow key to highlight the Device Number field and then press <ENTER>.
Using the keypad, type a device number in the text field and then press <ENTER>.
10. Press the Alert & Alarm button to display the alert and alarm options shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12. Digital Input/Output Configuration Screen (Alert and Alarm Parameters)
11. Use the arrow keys to select Motor Stop (downtime) from the Alarm Option drop-down list
and then press <ENTER>. This option ensures the motor is stopped and the controller stays in
a downtime state until the alarm is cleared.
12. Leave the Alarm Type and State Change Delay parameters at their default settings and
press the Save button to save all changes.
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Contacting Technical Support
Assistance is available when needed from Lufkin Automation Technical Support Services at (281)
495-1100, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., Central Time.
To help us answer your question as quickly as possible, please have all information that applies to
your problem readily available. Write down or print out any onscreen messages you get when the
problem occurs, and have your manual with you when you call.
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