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Communication & interfaces
The menu
User login
is set up as follows:
1
Menu title indicating the requisite
minimum user level for the desired function
2
Selection of the desired user.
The default setting is that the last user used is displayed if
that user's level is sufficiently high.
Otherwise, the standard user is displayed with the requisite
minimum user level.
3
Enter access code.
4
The default setting is for the entered code to be masked
(****). This button can be used to display the actual
5
Number keypad for code entry.
6
Cancel will close the entry screen.
7
OK confirms the entries. Once authentication has been
successful, you'll be forwarded to the desired menu.
Delete the last number
Delete the entire access code
21.6.1
User selection
If the user selection screen is opened in the menu User login (2), then
it will be displayed as follows:
1
Menu title, with indication of session
(Local or remote access)
2
Currently selected user (white background)
3
Further potential users for the desired function
(White lettering)
4
Users to whom access to the desired function is not
granted (grey lettering)
5
Default user
6
Cancel will close the selection screen.
7
OK will confirm the selection and return to the menu
User login.
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minimum user level for the desired function
last user used is displayed if
Otherwise, the standard user is displayed with the requisite
The default setting is for the entered code to be masked
(****). This button can be used to display the actual code.
OK confirms the entries. Once authentication has been
successful, you'll be forwarded to the desired menu.
If the user selection screen is opened in the menu User login (2), then
Currently selected user (white background)
Further potential users for the desired function
Users to whom access to the desired function is not
Cancel will close the selection screen.
OK will confirm the selection and return to the menu
There may be various causes for a user not being selectable and
therefore being displayed in grey lettering:
•
The user level is too low for the desired function
•
Only for remote access:
The user level is higher than that of the current user for remote
access
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Communication & interfaces
The menu
Communication & interfaces
Menu hotkey
Communication & interfaces
The menu contains multiple sub-menus with the following
configuration options:
Menu
Communication & interfaces
Data import & export
This sub-menu provides import and export functions for various data:
•
Measured value graph (export)
•
Event log (export)
•
Individual background images (import)
See section
Data import & export
Network (IP) configuration
In this sub-menu, the network settings (IP settings, IP = Internet protocol) are
made for remote access from the local network.
See section
Remote access to the local network.
E-mail configuration
This sub-menu configures the options for sending e
See section
E-mail functions
.
CAN bus interface
This sub-menu configures the CAN bus for the connection of future add
boxes (feature boxes). Please refer to the separate documentation for the
corresponding feature box for more information.
RS-485 data bus interface
This sub-menu configures the optional RS
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data.
The RS-485 interface is available as an optional supplemental module
(internal plug-in module).
PM5-RS485 CONVERTER (Art. no. 127012)
The RS-485 interfaces facilitates access to PoolManager
(alarms, etc.). For more details, please refer to the separate documentation
for the
PM5-RS485 CONVERTER
(Art. no. 127012).
Current outputs 0/4-20mA
This sub-menu configures the PoolManager
20mA.
These power outputs are available as an optional supplemental module
(internal plug-in module with 4 power outputs):
PM5-SA4 CONVERTER 0/4-20MA (Art. no. 127011)
The power outputs can be used for the following functions:
•
Transmitting current measured values (pH, mV,
0/4-20mA (for videographic recorders, remote displays, building
management systems)
•
Triggering external systems
(e.g. variable filter pumps, salt electrolysis systems)
For more details, please refer to the separate documentation for
SA4 CONVERTER 0/4-20MA
(Art. no. 127011).
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There may be various causes for a user not being selectable and
therefore being displayed in grey lettering:
for the desired function
The user level is higher than that of the current user for remote
Communication & interfaces
Communication & interfaces
is called up as follows:
Communication & interfaces
menus with the following
Communication & interfaces
menu provides import and export functions for various data:
Individual background images (import)
menu, the network settings (IP settings, IP = Internet protocol) are
made for remote access from the local network.
the local network.
menu configures the options for sending e-mails via PoolManager
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.
menu configures the CAN bus for the connection of future add-on
boxes). Please refer to the separate documentation for the
corresponding feature box for more information.
menu configures the optional RS-485 interface for access to
as an optional supplemental module
RS485 CONVERTER (Art. no. 127012)
485 interfaces facilitates access to PoolManager
®
data and statuses
(alarms, etc.). For more details, please refer to the separate documentation
(Art. no. 127012).
menu configures the PoolManager
®
optional power outputs 0/4-
outputs are available as an optional supplemental module
in module with 4 power outputs):
20MA (Art. no. 127011)
The power outputs can be used for the following functions:
Transmitting current measured values (pH, mV, temp.) as power signal
20mA (for videographic recorders, remote displays, building
(e.g. variable filter pumps, salt electrolysis systems)
For more details, please refer to the separate documentation for the
PM5-
(Art. no. 127011).