26.
Edit the interface in BruControl’s Settings (gear icon). Change the IP address to match
the UniFlex’s IP address above. The Status should change from a red X to a green
checkmark, indicating the UniFlex is connected to BruControl.
UniFlex Power & Accessories
27.
Once the above steps have been completed successfully, continue to connect brewery
devices via the steps below.
28.
Ensure the UniFlex is powered down via the Power Button.
29.
Plug in vessel device(s) (e.g., vessel heating elements). These will have L6-30P locking
plugs and will connect to the UniFlex L6-30R vessel power output receptacle(s). Fully
insert and turn the plug into the receptacle to ensure it is locked and properly
connected. When looking at the back of the UniFlex, the pigtail cable for vessel power
output #1 is on the right is #1 and #2 (if dual vessel equipped) is on the left.
30.
Plug in accessory device(s) (e.g., pumps). These will have 5-15P plugs and will connect to
the UniFlex 5-15R accessory power output receptacle(s). Fully insert the plug into the
receptacle to ensure it is properly connected. When looking at the back of the UniFlex,
the pigtail cable for accessory power output #1 is on the right is #1 and #2 (if dual
accessory equipped) is on the left.
31.
Plug in the Input Power Plug into the appropriate 240VAC GFCI protected source.
Initial Testing
32.
Prior to connecting and testing vessel devices (Mash Tun, Hot Liquor Tank, Boil Kettle
RIMs tube, etc.), it is highly recommended to fill all vessels with water. This will ensure
that activation of the heating elements does not incur damage.
33.
Power on the UniFlex via the front power switch and ensure that BruControl application
reports it as connected.
34.
Enable the UniFlex Device Elements to test functionality. First, enable the Vessel
Temperature Device Element(s). They should report a temperature(s).
a.
The temperature probes index on startup. The first time a system is used, or
when probes are changed, the indexing order may need to be updated.
b.
Temporarily touch the tip of each probe to heat it slightly, then identify which
Vessel Temp Device Element in the Workspace is responding. If the incorrect
Element is responding, the desired Element’s index number should be changed
to the one which actually showed the temperature response. For example, if
Vessel 1 has an index of 0 and Vessel 2 has an index of 1, and the probe inside
Vessel 1 causes the reading of Vessel 2 to respond, Vessel 1’s index should be
changed to 1.
35.
Enable the ‘Element Interlock’ Device Element. A click sound from the relay(s) inside
should be heard. Selecting it to switch elements (if equipped) should result in two
concurrent click sounds.
36.
Enable the Pump (accessory) Device Element(s) and select them to turn them ON. The
connected accessory(s) should run appropriately.
37.
If the Vessel Power devices (heating elements) are in a condition they can be powered
(e.g., under liquid), enable the Duty Cycle Device Element and set its output to 100% to
