Digital Aquatics ReefKeeper Lite, Руководство пользователя

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ReefKeeper Lite User Guide
Getting Started
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ReefKeeper Lite NET: Connection Example
There is no required order when connecting a ReefKeeper Lite system.
General Mounting
It is important that electronic equipment never be mounted on the ground or the bottom of a
cabinet. All Digital Aquatics modules should be mounted as high as conditions will allow. Also,
all bus cables, probe wires, and power cords should use proper drip loops.
Correct Installation w/ Drip Loop Incorrect Installation w/o Drop Loop
Water damage is not covered by product warranties and is the leading cause of device failure. It
is the responsibility of the user to insure safe installation practices are followed.
Mounting the RKL Head unit
Mount the head unit in a location where it can be easily accessed for daily operation. While the
face of the head unit is splash resistant, proper ventilation is important.
ReefKeeper Lite User Guide
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Getting Started
Mounting the PC4
Mount the PC4 in a well ventilated location. Also, make sure it can be accessed in the event main-
tenance must be done, such as a fi rmware upgrade.
PC4s should never be mounted on the fl oor or any other surface where water can pool.
Mounting the SL1
(Included with the RKL PLUS and RKL NET package)
Mount the SL1 in a well ventilated location; close enough to the tank or sump so that all probe
wires can reach their mounting locations. Also, make sure it can be accessed in the event mainte-
nance must be done, such as a fi rmware upgrade.
Mounting the NET
(Included with the RKL NET package)
Mount the NET in a well ventilated location. Please be aware that the module must be within
wiring distance of a network connection. Also, make sure it can be accessed in the event mainte-
nance must be done, such as a fi rmware upgrade.
Bus Cable Routing
It is important to make sure bus cables are routed in a way that will keep them safe. Make sure
they cannot get pinched or crimped. Damaging a bus cable can cause system wide failure.
It is also important to keep bus cables clear of lighting ballasts and wiring. Bus cables can pick up
electronic noise and in extreme cases this noise can cause interference to the system.