The second selection from the Settings Screen, number 1 key, allows the user to
change the operating mode of the AL250-V2; Sanitize, Standby or Operating
(Tank/Direct Feed) modes. The third selection, number 2 key, allows access to the
Settings data entry screens. The user is prompted for the access code to enter sub
menu 0 (Clock) or 2 (Settings) of the Settings screen (factory default access code =
12345).
NOTE:
Standby mode is selected from the Operating Mode screen (selection “1”
from the Settings screen). Tank or Direct feed operation is selected from first setting
(Index 0) from the list of settings accessed by selecting “2” from the Settings screen.
The fourth selection, number 3 key, automatically initializes the modem. This only
needs to be done one time after a modem is installed in the controller.
The fifth
selection, number 4 key, allows the user to select the data log interval.
The sixth
selection, number 5 key, erases the data currently in the data logger.
Upon entering the Settings data entry screens (by pressing “2” from the main
Settings screen), the user will have the option of entering an index number for a
particular setting. This enables the user to go directly to a particular setting without
scrolling through the entire list of settings. Alternatively, the user may scroll through
the settings with the up and down arrow keys.
Settings Table
The table below lists the index number of all of the Settings data entry screens, the
abbreviation used on the screen, the full name of the setting, and any other pertinent
information on that particular setting.
NOTE
: Where required, the right arrow key is
used to enter the decimal point.
AL250-V2 Settings
Index
Screen Name
Full Name
Range
Format
Default
Setting
Details
0
†
Feed
Tank or Direct
Feed
0 or 1
0
1
Allows the user to choose between tank
feed and direct feed operation. Enter [0]
for tank feed or [1] for direct feed.
1
Low Salt Rjct SP %
Low Salt
Rejection
Setpoint
0-100
00.0
90
Setpoint (in %) which activates the alarm
for low salt rejection.
2
Low Salt Rjct DB %
Low Salt
Rejection
Deadband
0-20
00.0
0.5
Deadband (in %) through which the salt
rejection value must increase to release
the low salt rejection alarm.
3
Low Salt Rjct TDsec
Low Salt
Rejection
Time Delay
0-255
000
1
Delay (in seconds) before the low salt
rejection alarm is activated once the
current value falls below the setpoint.
4
Low Salt Rjct SDsec
Low Salt
Rejection
Shut Down
Delay
0-255
000
1
Delay (in seconds) before the system
shuts down after the low salt rejection
alarm is activated.
5
Perm Divert SP %
Permeate
Diversion
Setpoint
0-100
00.0
80
Salt rejection setpoint (in %) which turns
ON the” Divert to Drain” output.
6
Perm Divert DB %
Permeate
Diversion
Deadband
0-20
0.0
1.0
Deadband (in %) through which the salt
rejection value must increase before the
“Divert to Drain” output is turned off.
7
Perm Divert TD Sec
Permeate
Diversion
Time Delay
0-255
000
15
Delay (in seconds) before the permeate
“Divert to Drain” output is turned ON,
once the current value falls below the
setpoint.
8
High Temp SP
DegC
High
Temperature
Setpoint
0-45
00
32
Temperature setpoint (in deg C) which
activates the high temperature alarm.
3-4