Article Updated November 2017:
Continuing this week's theme of profiling Rockwell's free application code, today we'll take a look at their Pump Station Controller Pre-packaged Solution.
Similar to the CCBB and CCAT we previously reviewed, Rockwell's Pump Station Controller is designed around “component” level devices, specifically the MicroLogix 1400 and PanelView Component.
Similar to CCBB and CCAT, Rockwell's Pump Station Controller contains the following:
- “Quick start” manual
- PLC code for the MicroLogix 1400
- HMI code for the PanelView Component C600
- CAD drawings in PDF and DWG formats
Rockwell Sample Code Terms and Conditions
The Pump Station Controller solution is available completely free from the below link:
Rockwell also released a well done video profiling many of the features of their Pump Station Controller, including:
The operation and configuration of the pump control from the PanelView Component
- The application configuration including selecting the number of pumps (up to four)
- Choosing Pump Up, Down, or Pressure Follower control
- Choosing measuring devices, analog inputs, and backup devices
- Setting up pump interlocks, backup pump selection, as well as pressure and level set points
- Sequence and level status, PID tuning, and PowerFlex 4 class parameter backup and restore
You can view Rockwell's Pump Station Controller Pre-packaged Solution video below:
If you've this application code, or have a comment or question about them, please don't hesitate to leave them with us by using the “post a comment or question” link below.
Sincerely,
Shawn Tierney
Automation Instructor and Blogger
Enjoy the benifits of membership! Insider news, rewards, & more: Patreon.com/automation
If you enjoyed my article, you may like my courses at TheAutomationSchool.com
Have a question on this topic? Click here to scroll down to the comment link
Have a news tip? Share it with us here
Shawn Tierney
Latest posts by Shawn Tierney (see all)
- Insider News for December - December 6, 2019
- Mitsubishi HMI Overview: GOT2000 (Video, TAP 49) - December 5, 2019
- Happy Thanksgiving From The Automation Blog! - November 28, 2019
Click HERE to scroll down to view or leave comments