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5-1/Programming the robot
In order to programme the Cybernaut NT, the characteristics of the pool in which it is to be used, are
entered on the control board.
4 parameters have to be entered:
1. The shape of the pool: d1
2. The length of the pool: d2
3. The width of the pool: d3
4. The height of the sides: d4 (this means the vertical sides. Sloping sides are included in the
pool bottom.)
For each parameter you can select from a range of possible values.
If your pool falls between 2 values it is best to select the lower of the two values.
> To start data entry: press
.
> The display suggests a pre-set value for each parameter:
• If the value is correct, go to the next parameter by pressing
• If not, use the
or
, keys to increase or reduce the value.
The value modifi ed will fl ash. Enter with the key
and press
again to go to the next
parameter.
> Follow the same procedure to enter the following parameters.
> To go back to a previous parameter, use the
key (Cancel).
> When the 4th parameter, d4, is entered, programming ends.
N.B.: the factory set confi guration is d1 = 2, d2 = 10, d3 = 5 & d4 = 1.
5-2/Start cleaning
Commence cleaning by pressing the
key.
N.B.: When started for the fi rst time, the pre-set cleaning mode and type are: “bottom only” and
automatic cleaning. You can change the cleaning mode and type at any time, refer to the paragraph
“Cleaning Options”.
The time remaining before the appliance stops appears on the screen
(e.g. 1 h 29 mins).
Indicator lamps ( ) next to pictograms light up to report the following
- 1: the robot is operating
- 2: the robot is operating in automatic mode
- 3: the cleaning selected is bottom only.
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2
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5-3/Cleaning Options
At any time during the cycle, you can:
- increase or reduce the time remaining
before the appliance stops, in sequences of 30 minutes,
by pressing the
or
keys, (this new time will not be memorised; when the appliance is used
next, the time displayed will be the time originally programmed in your pool’s characteristics).
- change the cleaning type
from bottom only to bottom and sides or conversely, by pressing the
. key. A new cleaning cycle starts and the indicator lamp for the particular operation selected
and in progress, lights up ( the next time the appliance is started the mode of cleaning activated will
be the mode selected at the end of the previous cleaning cycle).
- change from automatic mode
to remote control mode and conversely, by pressing the
key. The
or
indicator lamp shows the robot’s present mode (N.B. the robot always starts
in automatic mode).
5-4/Remote control mode
When operating in remote control mode, touching the
or
keys moves the robot forwards or
backwards. When the
or
key is pressed the robot turns in one direction or the other. As soon
as the key is released the robots reverts to moving in a straight line.
The central key
stops the robot moving (N.B.: the pump still operates).
5-5/End of cleaning
> Turn off the power supply to the robot and disconnect the control box from the elec-
tricity supply.
> Bring the robot back towards you by pulling on the cable.
Then use the handle to lift the robot
out of the water.
> Clean the fi lter bag immediately (See “Maintenance” section).
> The robot should be stored on the trolley so that the foam pads are not fl attened and the robot
dries rapidly.
> Disconnect the control box cable and secure it around the hooks on the trolley.
6/ADVICE ON USE
> Use your robot cleaner as often as possible – you will get maximum benefi t from a pool that is
always clean. The fi lter bag will also not become clogged and will be more effective.
> The robot should be operated in pool water of the following quality: Chlorine < 2mg/l, pH between
6.8 and 7.6, temperature between 10°C and 35°C.
> It may occur that a section of the pool is not thoroughly cleaned after your robot’s automatic pro-
gramme has been completed. You are then able to use the remote control facility which will com-
plete the cleaning in very little time.
> Do not use your robot if you are shock treating your pool.
> Do not leave your robot permanently in the water. Do not pull on the cable to remove your robot
from the water. Use the handle for this.
Parameter
d1
d2
d3
d4
Meaning
Shape
Length
Width
Height
Deck
3 possible values:
1= rectangular, fl at-bottomed
2= rectangular with diving basin
or slope
3= Other shapes
10 possible values:
0 = for use with a program
7 = 7m
8 = 8m
…
15 = 15m
5 possible values:
3 = 3m
4 = 4m
…
7 = 7 m
3 possible values:
1 = 1m
2 = 2m
3 = 3 m
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