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The Aquaworx Tapper Instructions: 

 

The  Tapper  broadcasts  a  wireless  signal  that  is  specifically  designed  to  allow  the 
user to program the Aquaworx IPC Panel using a Wi-Fi enabled device.  The Tapper 
connects to the panel using a standard RJ45 cable (included) and communicates via 
a  Wi-Fi  connection  to  a  Wi-Fi  enabled  device  such  as  a  mobile  phone,  tablet  or 
laptop computer. Once connected, the user navigates to a website with all control 
settings for the IPC Panel.  The Tapper is intended for use with multiple panels and 
includes a USB slot, allowing the user to capture and download system events and 
settings  onto a removable USB memory device. This provides  the operator with a 
history  of  system  function,  which  is  critical  to  troubleshooting  and  maintaining  a 
pump-driven system.

 

 

Power-up

 

1.

 

Press the power button you will see a green light next to “Power”. In a few seconds you will hear a beep.

 

2.

 

After powering up the Tapper please wait through the start-

up sequence (≈40 seconds). Once the light is on next 

to “Wi

-

fi” and DLC,  you are ready to communicate with the panel.

 

3.

 

Connect the Tapper to the circuit board in the Aquaworx IPC Panel using the provided rj45 cable.

 

Connect

 

1.

 

Go to available Wi-Fi networks on your Laptop, tablet or cell phone. Find and select the network with a name 

starting in “Tapper” and ending in 

four random characters

*If you do not see the network restart the process. 

2.

 

The passw

ord for the for this Tapper unit will be the word “aquaworx

”,

 all lower case, followed by the 

four 

random characters

 found in the Wi-fi network name exactly as they appear (These characters are case 

sensitive). 

Example below

Wi-fi name (SSID): Tapper7BDA 

Wi-fi Password: aquaworx7BDA 

3.

 

Once connected to the Tapper network*, open your browser and ente

http://dlc3.com, 

in the address Bar.

 

 

* Note: When connected to the Tapper network, the user is not connected to the internet. 

The Tapper communicates locally with the control panel only. 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Aquaworx Tapper

Page 1: ...a few seconds you will hear a beep 2 After powering up the Tapper please wait through the start up sequence 40 seconds Once the light is on next to Wi fi and DLC you are ready to communicate with the panel 3 Connect the Tapper to the circuit board in the Aquaworx IPC Panel using the provided rj45 cable Connect 1 Go to available Wi Fi networks on your Laptop tablet or cell phone Find and select the...

Page 2: ...un time on pump since installation Doses Counter displays the total number of normal doses Vetos counter displays the total number of veto doses Status Displays the current status of the panel and provides manual operation Status Panel status Man on man off Idle waiting pumping On Time Counts in minutes when pump is running Off time Counts in minutes when pump is in off cycle Inches Displays curre...

Page 3: ...al This feature is used to help maintain a time dosed regime in periods of peak volume Auto Clear the number of On Off cycles the panel will complete after pumping below the start level Typically Auto Clear is set to 1 dose This ensures that occasionally the liquid level will drop below the bottom of the transducer bell When programmed for very small doses or with larger tanks it may take multiple...

Page 4: ... Graphs feature is a trial Graph may not always display properly Events is the standard events menu described above Saving a Report With thumb drive installed in a computer setup a folder directory to receive data Make a folder named Aquaworx In that folder make three folders Name them EVT RPT SET This can also be done by inserting the thumb drive into the Tapper then go to http dlc com prepusb ht...

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