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General

Thank you for choosing MJK Pump Controller 704. The

MJK Pump Controller 704 is a microprocessor controlled

pump controller, which is delivered with a hydrostatic

measuring system (704P) or ultrasonic measuring system

(704U). The pump controller can control up to 4 pumps,

valves etc. It is appropriate for plants, where the controller

manages the data transfer to a central computer. The

pump controller is operated with a combined menu and

functional keyboard, making the installation and operation

simple and clear.

Hydrostatic measuring system

MJK Pump Controller 704P is delivered with a pressure

transmitter, covering measuring ranges from 3 to 30 m

(10 to 100 ft). The pressure transmitters are developed for

measurement of waste water and liquids with suspended

solids. All transmitters are designed as 2-wire 4-20 mA

transmitters.

Measurement is based on the following principle. A

pressure transmitter is lowered to the bottom of the solids

START & STOP

The level corresponding the output relay is displayed

by pressing one of the 8 START/STOP keys.

If the START-key and one of the number keys are

pressed simultaneously, the pumps are forced to

start. If the STOP-key and one of the number keys

are pressed simultaneously, the pumps are forced to

stop.

ENTER

With the ENTER-key

selections are

confirmed. Also a shift

from a main-menu to a

sub-menu is carried out

with the ENTER-key.

Arrow keys

The arrow keys are

used for altering the

current setting. In a sub

menu with choice the

top line will show the

valid setting, the bottom

line, in parenthesis

shows the alternative

setting. Use arrow keys

to move between the

current and not current

settings. In and output

no. are also changed by

activating the arrow

keys. By activating the

­-key, the number of

the display will

increase. By activating

the ¯-key the number

will decrease the

number.

ESC

(ESCape=undo):

This key will take you back to

the previous menu, or undo a

choice. By pressing the

ESC.-key 2-3 times you

always return to the level

indication.

to measure the hydrostatic pressure. The pressure

transmitter transmits an electrical signal proportional to

the pressure, resting on the pressure transmitters mem-

brane. The pressure transmitter is connected to the

amplifier, where the signal is used for level indication, for

limits for start-, stop signals and alarms, as well as for the

level proportional 0-20/4-20 mA output signal.

Pressure transmitters are supplied in 2 versions for

absolute and gauge pressure.

Ultrasonic measuring system

MJK Pump Controller 704U with ultrasonic measuring

system, is delivered with 30 kHz ultrasonic sensor with a

resolution of 1 cm (0,3 in). The ultrasonic sensor both

sends and receives signals. In the amplifier the signals

received from the sensor are converted to a signal

proportional to the level.

With the ultrasonic sensor, the system has built in

temperature compensation for accurate measurings at

varying temperatures.

1 to 4

By pressing one of the

keys from 1-4

(commonly

denominated as #) a

reading of the built in

datalogger is obtained

for number and period

of time, the output

relays have been

active.

If flow calculation is

applied, a second press

will show the pump

capacity and the

pumped out volume.

Third press will show

the pumped out volume

for the entire pumping

station.

Light emitting diodes

There are 4 light emitting diodes (LED's)

for indication of operation and alarms. The

LED´s light up when an output is active -

green when used for control and red when

used as alarm. The diode flashes during

the delay period.

Display

2 x 24 characters text display for

indication of user menus and

measuring values. When the keys

have not been pressed for approx.

1 min, the display will change

automatically to show the level.

MENU

By activating the MENU-key,

a shift is made to the next

main menu, to see the view

of the menu.

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