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Simpool pH model INSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Programmable digital peristaltic pump
ENGLISH
ADSP7000407 rev. 1.2 27/03/2015 58/313
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Select the P.P.b value of the pH Proportional Band: to enter and exit the submenu use Enter, to scroll
through the 0.5/ 1/ 1.5/ 3 values use the
▲
and
▼ keys;

Set the PHP value in seconds of the duration of the pH Cycle Period: to enter and exit the submenu, use
Enter, to scroll through the values from 300 to 999 seconds use the
▲
and
▼ keys;

Set the minimum A.PH variation of the pH to activate the OFA alarm within a range of 0.05- 0.99 pH: to
enter and edit the submenu use Enter, to scroll through the values use the
▲
and
▼ keys;

Set the minimum variation of the pH to reset the OFA alarm, r.PH within a range of 0.99-90 mV: to enter and
exit the submenu use Enter, to scroll through the values use the
▲
and
▼ keys;

Select the time frame to control the OFA alarm, OFA , within a range of 300-999 seconds or disable it ( OFF ):
to enter and exit the submenu use Enter, to scroll through the values use the
▲
and
▼ keys;

Set the stabilization time of the inhibiting signal, Stb , coming from the pool's circulation pump in a range of
0- 999 seconds: to enter and exit the submenu use Enter, to scroll through the values use the
▲
and
▼
keys;

Set the time of the pump's maintenance alarm, O.F.d , from 0 (disabled) to 999 hours, based on the following
format:
- h.mm up to 9 h and 59 m
- hh.m up to 99 h and 59 m (minutes expressed in tens)
- hhh up to 999 h
To enter and exit the submenu use Enter and increase/decrease the value with the
▲
and
▼ keys;

Access the window to identify the inhibiting signal, S.In : to enter and exit the submenu use Enter . The
display will show the status identified by the pump for the input signal:
steady “HI”
: enabling signal identified as active;
steady “Lo”
: enabling signal identified as not active;
flashing “HI”:
enabling signal identified as active, but just above the identification voltage threshold;
flashing “Lo” :
enabling signal identified as not active, but just below the identification voltage threshold;
If the status displayed does not correspond to the actual status of the signal or if the status displayed is
flashing, just scroll with the
▲
and
▼ keys to change the threshold, namely:
Status of the non-active signal (recirculation pump OFF)

if the signal is identified as active ( HI steady or flashing) or not active but near the threshold (flashing Lo ),
press ▼ to reduce the threshold voltage until a steady “
Lo
” is displayed;

if the signal is permanently identified as not active (steady Lo ), conduct a check when the signal is
activated;
Status of the non-active signal (recirculation pump ON)

if the signal is identified as not active ( Lo steady or flashing), or active but near the threshold( HI flashing),
press
▲ to increase the threshold voltage until a steady “
HI
” is displayed;

if the signal is permanently identified as not active (steady HI ), conduct a check when the signal is
disabled;
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Enable or do not enable the acquisition of the inhibiting signal to read and adjust the pH, A.In: to enter and
exit the submenu use Enter,
to scroll through “
YES/no
” use the ▲
and
▼ keys;
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Choose if you want to make the Setpoint, OnS , a value that can be changed from the User Menu: to enter
and exit the submenu use Enter,
to scroll through “
YES/no
” use the ▲
and
▼ keys;

Choose if you want to make the pH operating mode, Ond , a value that can be changed from the User Menu:
to enter and exit the submenu use Enter,
to scroll through “
YES/no
” use the ▲
and
▼ keys;

Choose if you want to calibrate the pH probe from the User Menu, OnC : to enter and exit the submenu use
Enter, to sc
roll through “
YES/no
” use the ▲
and
▼ keys;

Choose if you want to modify the temperature value from the User Menu, Ont : to enter and exit from the
submenu use Enter,
to scroll through “
YES/no
” use the ▲
and
▼ keys. This entry is displayed only if the
temperature is set in manual mode from the Programming Menu;