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The

Data

Window can be navigated using the buttons at

the bottom of the window. The data down

or data up

buttons will scroll up or down to the beginning of the

previous or next day. The page down

and page up

buttons will go to the beginning of the previous or next
window. The up and down arrows move the data one line
at a time. To see additional information on the same line,
use the left and right arrows.
The Data Window displays the following:
mm/dd hh:mm: The date and time that the recorded sensor
data is displayed.
Sensor readings: The readings for pH, ORP, PPM, tempera-
ture, high pressure, and low pressure are displayed through
the mid-section of the window. To view more readings use
directional arrows.

MPS Timers (Figure 7)

The

TIMER

window displays the status of the 36 Mini

Programs (MPSs) used to determine which relays, alarms
and pagers should be ON or OFF. Each MPS may be con-
figured for a specific type of control. (Setting up the pro-
gramming for each MPS is found under

PROGRAMMING

Select MPS Module.

)

The behavior of the MPS Timers may differ one from anoth-
er depending on the control type for the MPS:
In all cases, the timer will count up when the MPS is OFF.
The timer for the chemical control will count down when
the MPS is ON. (The chemical control computes the
amount of chemical feed time and loads the timer.)
The timer for the heater control will count up when the
MPS is ON.
The MPSs can be viewed in groups of four at a time. Touch

NEXT 4

on the bottom of the window to access the next

four or touch

PREV 4

to access the previous four. The

Timers window displays the following:
RLY#: The relay number.
TOTAL: This is the cumulative relay ON time since this
timer was last reset.
ON-TODAY: The current run-time since the last overfeed
clearing.
TIMER: The currently operating timer.
ON/OFF BOX: The current status of the relay is revealed
after the timer. (A box with an ‘x’ in it is ON; an empty box
is OFF.)

CNT: The count is the number of times the relay has turned
ON since it was last cleared.
DAY COUNT: Not used.

Information (Figure 8)

The

INFORMATION

Window displays important details

regarding the status of the SR–2700, listed as follows:
Software Version: The current software revision number and
the date the software was updated.
Power ON Cycles: Displays how many times the power has
been turned ON or OFF.
Total Hours ON: Displays the total hours the SR–2700 has
been ON.
Serial Number: The unique number for this controller. Enter
this number on the warranty registration card and return it
to STA-RITE immediately.
MPS Delay: When the SR–2700 is turned ON, the default
delay is set at thirty (30 seconds delay). To set the start
delay of an MPS, set the MPS Delay for the number of sec-
onds delay which you require. Set the power ON delay in
the

GENERAL

menu.

Relays ON: The number of relays ON.
Events: If this number is greater then 10 contact your dealer.
Password Forget: If any password placed on the controller is
forgotten, the number displayed here is required for the
code to clear all passwords. To get the code, please fax the
following information to STA-RITE:

Password Forget

Number, Serial Number

and

Model Number

. STA-RITE will

then give you the code to enter in the

PASSWORD

Menu.

NOTE:

The code is a one-time entry and the code will be

different for each controller.
Faults/Warnings: The following faults may appear; if they
persist when power is cycled (except for

No System Faults

contact your dealer:
No System Faults: No faults in system (this is as it should be!)
Memory Checksum: Memory Test
Programming Error: Check the setup file.
Battery Low: Replace battery.
Display: Display not working properly.
Main Memory: Check the main programming – it indicates
that the software was upgraded incorrectly.

RLY#

TOTAL

ON-TODAY

TIMER

CNT x

0000:12

00:11:56

00:00:00

Day Count: 2

0001:11

01:01:55

00:00:00