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Field “Interval settings”
(1):
Here, it is possible to continue the operation of the other non-
controlled pumps with a minimum circulation performance
with the help of the top regulator “Operation of deactivated
pumps with minimal capacity” (2).
With the lower regulator “Interval time” (3) the time can be
selected for the pump alternation from one minute up to 10
hours.
Field “Setting of the four pump channels”
(4):
Here, the pump output can be individually adjusted with the
regulator precisely as needed on each channel.
Field “Wave generator settings”
(5):
By moving the “Use of channel 3 and 4 as a wave generator”
regulator (6) upwards, the function as wave generators (wave
box principle) is assigned to the pumps or wave boxes on the
channels
3
and
4
.
The
channels
3
and
4
can simultaneously be set to
synchronous or alternating (asynchronously).
If the pumps / waveboxes are adjacent and they should be
switched asynchronously, the function “Channel 4 and 3 in
the inverse operation, if...” will be activated - the regulator is
pushed upwards (7). Otherwise leave the regulator down.
Clicking on the “Auto-adjust start” (8a) button will enable
an automatic search for detecting the optimal resonance
frequency for the pumps / waveboxes in the aquarium. The
pulsing will initially start with a cycle time of 0.3 seconds.
Every 3 seconds it will then increase by a time of 0.01 up to a
max. of 2.5 seconds. During this time, the aquarium should be
closely observed. A water movement can be observed, once
the resonant frequency is reached. Now press the function
“Auto adjust stop” (8b).
The “wave time” can additionally be manually fine adjusted in
±0,01 second steps with a regulator (9a) or with two buttons
(9b).
Caution!
If the “wave generator” mode is activated, the
channels
1
and
2
will remain in the “Interval” mode.
