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Unread 10/29/2021, 04:23 PM   #1
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Stream 3 1-10v range

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My tank already had 6105's in it being controlled by a Profilux. For these I had to adjust to min/max voltage of the 1-10v settings (to 3v/8v)

Do the newer stream 3 pumps accept 1-10v or is there a similar setting I need to configure?

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Unread 11/01/2021, 07:44 AM   #2
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It is similar but on any of the newer pumps with a build in controller the max for 100% is 6.5V and the range should be 0-6.5V


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Unread 11/02/2021, 01:08 AM   #3
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It is similar but on any of the newer pumps with a build in controller the max for 100% is 6.5V and the range should be 0-6.5V
So does the entire 6150 range include "the built in controller"?

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Unread 11/02/2021, 10:18 AM   #4
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I don't understand the question? The motor responds to a signal range between 0-6.5V, the controller 7090.600 is included and required and if you connect another controller, it has to put out a signal in this range to override it. The 6150 is actually digital and the 7090.600 converts this analog input into a digital signal. Your controller would plug into the DIN port on the 7090.600 and it would be switched to External and just follow the instructions of the external controller.


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Unread 11/02/2021, 03:38 PM   #5
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I don't understand the question? The motor responds to a signal range between 0-6.5V, the controller 7090.600 is included and required and if you connect another controller, it has to put out a signal in this range to override it. The 6150 is actually digital and the 7090.600 converts this analog input into a digital signal. Your controller would plug into the DIN port on the 7090.600 and it would be switched to External and just follow the instructions of the external controller.
Sorry Roger, What I need to now is what to set as a Min and Max for voltages from the Profilux ports (these connect via DIN to the 7090600 controller that ships with the pumps).

Should be be putting 10v into the controller and the controller converts this to 6.5v to send to the pump? Or should we only ever put 6.5v into the 7090.600 controller?

For reference the Profilux can set a Min and Max voltage on the 1-10V ports


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Unread 11/03/2021, 06:46 AM   #6
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0-6.5V is the range for off to 100%, in general 6.5-10V is just 100% but it would be best to avoid going over 6.5V to eliminate any risk of damage.


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Unread 11/03/2021, 03:44 PM   #7
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0-6.5V is the range for off to 100%, in general 6.5-10V is just 100% but it would be best to avoid going over 6.5V to eliminate any risk of damage.
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