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5.3 Rapid changing of the setpoint and of the pre-set parameters
When the pump is running with a “
SETx
” key pressed (as described above):
pressing
a
“
SETx
”
key
different
from
the
active
one
(e.g.
“
SET3
”,
while
“
SET1
”,
is
active)
will
perform
the
setpoint
of
the
new
key
(for
the
whole
respective
duration)
and
the
lighting
of
the
LEDs
changes
accordingly;
instead, by pressing the
up
arrow
and
down
arrow
keys, you can increase of decrease the flow or speed
(setpoint) at which the pump is operating. The setpoint value is shown on the display on the
homepage
(see
par. 3.2).
The modified value is stored automatically in the same “
SETx
” key currently selected (the one with the LED lit).
Also if “
QuickClean
” has been pressed and the pump is running, the setpoint can be changed with the arrow keys as
described above; the new value is saved directly in the “
QuickClean
” key.
Both a setpoint and an execution time (or duration) are associated with each “SETx” and “QuickClean”
key. Unlike the setpoints, the times cannot be changed with the quick method described above;
however, they can be changed easily (see 6.2.2 and 6.2.4).
The factory values are given in chapter 8.
5.4 Advanced use (“Auto” mode)
On this machine there is a powerful and sophisticated system of timed starting at different setpoints, each with a
different duration, which can be planned as preferred on a weekly basis. A simple setting of the parameters is
sufficient to perform all the desired cycles completely automatically for seven days. This mode is called “Timers”. (See
par. 6.2.5.)
It is also possible to have all the pump starts commanded by an external control unit or computer, connected to the
input signals (described in 2.3.). This mode is called “EXT”, or external (see par. 6.2.6). In this case the internal timers
do not intervene.
These two modes make up the “Auto” mode.
It is disabled when the pump leaves the factory, because it must be configured specifically for each system (swimming
pool, bathing pool, spa, etc.).
To enable “Auto” mode, just go to the menu (par. 6) and, following the indications on the screen, choose the mode
(Timers or Ext) and set the values for your system.
After having programmed “Auto” mode, proceed as follows to activate it (in conditions with the white LED
blinking
and the “Auto” LED off):
with the pump stopped, press the “
Auto
” key (the LED next to the key lights up),
then press “
RUN/STOP
” (the white LED
lights up with a steady light).
From this moment, the pump starting operations, with their respective setpoints and operating times, will be decided
automatically, without requiring any further intervention by the operator.
Even with “Auto” mode active (“Auto” LED on), pressing a “SETx” or “QuickClean” key will start the pump
immediately with the setpoint and the duration associated with the key. The pump thus goes into “Manual”
mode, which has precedence over “Auto” mode.
However, “Auto” mode remains active in the background and resumes control as soon as the function of
the key that was pressed ceases.
To deactivate “Auto” mode:
press
the
“
Auto
” key again (the LED next to the key lights up).
If you need to stop the pump manually when it is operating, just:
press “
RUN/STOP
”.
the pump thus stops in any case (*), interrupting all the active modes.
This means that “Auto” mode stops and also any active manual mode (“
SETx
” or “
QuickClean
”); the green running
LED
switches off. The white LED
starts to blink, indicating that the system has been disabled.
When “
RUN/STOP
” is pressed again, the system is re-enabled and everything restarts as before. The white LED
is
now lit with a steady light.
(*) The only exceptions: the
Antifreeze
and
Antilock
functions start the pump even if the system is disabled (see
paragraphs 6.2.8 and 6.2.9).
