Waterco Chemflo Plus, Руководство пользователя

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Display
Line 1
shows the current time and the mode of operation.
In the example above, line 1, tells you that the time is 3:27pm and the
is operating in “Normal Automatic mode”
Note that the displays the time using a 24 hour clock.
Line 2 shows timer information.
In the example above, line 2 tells you that the “unit is turned ON and will turn
OFF automatically at 21:00 (9pm)”
Line 3 displays ORP (Chlorine) information.
In the example above, line 3 tells you that the current ORP is 670mV with the
unit set to provide 650mV
Line 4 displays pH information.
In the example above, line 4 tells you that the current pH is 7.5 with the unit set
to provide 7.6.
Navigating the Menu System
There are three aspects to the general Menu system
– the Timer Menu, the
ORP (Chlorine) Menu and the pH Menu. Access the Menu system by
pressing the ENT button and following the prompts on the LCD. If you find you have
ended up in a part of the Menu system unintentionally, you can return to the Home Screen
by pressing the ESC/OFF button at any time.
Use the Y/UP and N/DOWN buttons to scroll through the various menu options until the
desired option is displayed on the LCD. Use the ENT button to confirm that you wish to
select that option.
Once accessed, use the Y/UP and N/DOWN buttons to adjust operational settings up or
down
– and confirm adjustments by pressing ENT. To cancel any adjustments, simply
press ESC/OFF to return to the Home Screen.
Advanced Settings Menu
The Advanced settings are accessed by holding down the ESC/OFF button for 4 seconds.
ADVANCED MENUS will appear in the display
– press ENT to enter.
Some of the Advanced Settings comprise:
•
POOL
– information on pool volume and whether it is concrete or fibreglass
•
SYSTEM DATA - shows service information
•
FILTER CYCLES - 4 Filter Cycles can be active - useful for seasonal adjustment.
•
AUX - controls timed operation of auxiliary power outlet
•
FULL MANUAL ON or AUTO TIMER ON
– use when the is being
run as a “slave” to another controller.
The uses
a four line LCD
display to provide the
user with information.