What to do if pH control measurement and unit display show different values in Bayrol Water System?
If the pH control measurement and the unit display show different values, it could be due to an erroneous or outdated calibration. Perform a new calibration to resolve this.
What causes erroneous temperature display in Bayrol Water System?
An erroneous temperature display in your Bayrol Water System can be caused by a defective temperature sensor, which would need to be replaced. Another cause could be moisture in the cable, in which case you should dry or replace the cable. Finally, the incorrect sensor type (PT1000 / KTY83) may be configured; correct the setting in the "temperature" menu (in service menu only).
How to fix Bayrol Water System redox potential deviates from setpoint over a longer period of time?
If the redox potential deviates from the setpoint over a longer period, it indicates that the redox control dosing output is too low. To fix this, set a lower value for the p'range, which will increase dosing output. Increasing the minimum switch-on time will also help the setpoint to be reached more quickly.
How to fix Bayrol Water System pH value deviates from setpoint over a longer period of time?
If the pH value deviates from the setpoint over a longer period, the pH control dosing output may be too low. To correct this, set a lower value for the p'range, which will increase the dosing output. Also, increasing the minimum switch-on time will help the setpoint to be approached more quickly.
Why Bayrol Water System unit does not trigger dosing at the expected point in time?
If the unit isn't triggering dosing at the expected time, it may be due to an alarm blocking the dosing, such as a flow or level alarm. To fix this, remediate the cause of the alarm and then acknowledge the alarm.
How to fix Bayrol Water System redox value fluctuating around the setpoint?
If the redox value is fluctuating around the setpoint, the redox control dosing output may be too high. Set a higher value for the p'range to lower the dosing output. Additionally, reducing the minimum switch-on time can help prevent overdosing.
How to fix Bayrol Water System pH value fluctuating around the setpoint?
If the pH value is fluctuating around the setpoint, the pH control dosing output may be too high. To resolve this, set a higher value for the p'range, which will lower the dosing output. Reducing the minimum switch'on time can also prevent overdosage.
Why is the Bayrol Water System dosing pump running, but no maintenance product is reaching the water?
If the dosing pump is running, but no maintenance product is reaching the water, the container might be empty, requiring you to replace the maintenance product. Alternatively, the dosing pump could have sucked in air, preventing it from dosing properly; you should remove the air from the dosing head.
Why is the Bayrol Water System dosing pump running, but there is no redox correction?
If the dosing pump is running but there is no redox correction, it could be that the container is empty. Replace the maintenance product. Another possibility is that the dosing pump has sucked in air and is no longer dosing, in which case you should remove air from the dosing head.
Why is the Bayrol Water System dosing pump running, but there is no pH correction?
If the dosing pump is running but there is no pH correction, the container may be empty. In this case, replace the maintenance product. Alternatively, the dosing pump may have drawn in air and is no longer dosing; remove the air from the dosing head.
Basic safety information and markings for safe operation.
General safety guidelines for installation, operation, and maintenance.
Defines required qualifications for system operators and installers.
Enables remote access for system monitoring and control via network or internet.
Details the user interface, menus, and navigation.
Describes extensive add-on functions for pool system control.
Explains how to access the PoolManager's GUI via Web technologies.
Details various input, output, and communication interfaces.
Explains the importance of pH for pool water quality and its measurement.
Covers the three water disinfection variations available.
Specific disinfection details for the PRO model.
Explains redox potential measurement for disinfection effectiveness.
Discusses the relationship between pH and disinfection.
Explains the core function of measuring, controlling, and dosing.
Details how the controller calculates and displays the optimal dosing rate.
Describes the home view display of measured values and operating status.
Outlines parameters for configuring measurement, control, and dosing.
Defines the desired optimum value for controlled parameters.
Sets the lower limit for measured value alarms.
Sets the upper limit for measured value alarms.
Explains the range where dosing output is proportional to control deviation.
Ensures setpoint is reached by maintaining a minimum dosing rate.
Monitors setpoint approach and blocks dosing if issues arise.
Prevents dosing for very small deviations to avoid constant alternating triggers.
Defines a fixed time interval for turning dosing pumps on and off.
Specifies the direction of pH control (reducing, elevating, or bi-directional).
Provides recommended parameter settings for pH and redox control.
Provides recommended parameter settings for pH and chlorine/bromine control.
Explains sensible configuration based on pool volume and pump output.
Lists situations requiring calibration for accurate measurements.
Describes options and procedures for calibrating pH electrodes.
Provides detailed steps for pH calibration using buffers or pool water.
Lists criteria for successful calibration and potential errors.
Details calibration for chlorine and bromine measurement.
Explains how to perform chlorine/bromine calibration steps.
Lists criteria for successful chlorine/bromine calibration and errors.
Details calibration for redox measurement.
Explains how to perform redox calibration steps.
Lists criteria for successful redox calibration and errors.
Explains how to determine the correct redox setpoint for chlorine/bromine control.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting the redox setpoint.
Explains the concept of automatic O2 dosing with temperature compensation.
Details the process of main dosing, including temperature compensation.
Explains refresh dosing performed weekly to maintain oxygen levels.
Describes how O2 dosing status is displayed in the home view.
Outlines the submenus available within the O2 main menu.
Lists configurable parameters for automatic O2 dosing.
Allows programming of additional dosings besides automatic ones.
Introduces the three temperature measurement inputs available.
Explains how PoolManager measures measuring water temperature.
Lists functions and sensor types for temperature inputs.
Details the different sensor types that can be configured.
Describes how heating/solar heating status is displayed in the home view.
Outlines parameters for configuring temperature measurement.
Explains the calibration procedure for temperature measurement.
Introduces the option of manual dosing for various modules.
Shows where to access manual dosing menus for different modules.
Explains how alarms can block manual dosing.
Details the procedure and safety for shock chlorination.
Describes the pump test procedure and associated hazards.
Explains how PoolManager monitors data and generates alarms.
Details the mechanisms for monitoring water flow.
Details inputs for flow monitoring, including standard and optional circulation monitoring.
Options for handling missing flow signals (auto or manual acknowledgement).
Configurable delay after power-on or flow signal return for value stabilization.
Mechanisms for signalising alarms (display flashing, acoustic alarm, relay).
How active alarms are displayed in the home view.
How alarms generally block dosing, with exceptions.
Summarizes alarms, blocking of dosing, and notes.
Adjustments for acoustic alarms, flow, level, and other alarm types.
Configuration of acoustic alarms for various events.
Settings related to flow alarms and their acknowledgement.
Settings for level alarms, including residual volume configuration.
Option to use the alarm relay for add-on functions.
Details the alarm relay for connecting external devices.
How due service messages are signaled to the user.
How service messages are rescheduled based on intervals.
Lists the types of events logged in the eventlog.
Describes the supplemental information stored for each event.
Explains how an event is displayed with an example.
Illustrates event log benefits with an O2 dosing example.
Covers configuration of date, time, and related settings.
Settings for screen dimming and energy saving.
Settings for screen dimming and energy saving.
Options for loading/saving system configurations.
Comprehensive user administration for access rights.
Accesses the user management configuration menus.
Explains user login and the two types of users.
Describes predefined users with fixed access rights.
Allows creation of up to 5 individual users with custom rights.
Provides a table detailing user rights for various functions.
Configures which functions are available for remote access.
Sets the required user level for accessing specific functions.
Functions for importing and exporting measurement graphs and event logs.
Functions for importing and exporting measurement graphs and event logs.
Configuration for sending alarm emails and measurement graphs.
Details the four universal switch outputs for flexible control.
Safety warnings regarding hazardous applications of switch outputs.
Features of the universal switch outputs.
Configuration menus for individual switch outputs.
Provides 6 programmable timer intervals for each switch output.
Basic settings for each switch output.
Settings for timer intervals, including weekdays and times.
Settings for relay output, blocking, and external switches.
Allocates relay switch outputs for filter pump control.
Safety settings related to remote access and erroneous operation.
Safety settings related to remote access and erroneous operation.
Details electrical connections for universal switch outputs.
Describes connection options for external systems.
Connecting external systems via 230V~ supply.
Connecting external systems via volt-free control input.
Connecting external systems with their own power supply.
Provides guideline values for relay contact lifespan.
Safety warnings for turning the filter pump on.
Offers control options for filter pumps, including variable modes.
Configuration menu for filter pump control.
Basic settings for filter pump control.
Allocates relay switch outputs for filter pump control.
Settings for timer intervals, including weekdays and times.
Settings for relay output, blocking, and external switches.
Allocates relay switch outputs for filter pump control.
Configures the 4-20mA current output for filter pump control.
Links filter pump control with external switches or push-buttons.
Defines operating modes where dosing is blocked for pH and disinfection.
Safety settings for filter pump control, especially remote access.
Details electrical connections for filter pump control.
Safety information for Flockmatic® pump control.
Offers connection and control options for Flockmatic® pumps.
Configuration menu for Flockmatic® control.
Selection of operating modes for the Flockmatic® pump.
Programming timers for Flockmatic® control.
Basic settings for Flockmatic® control.
Details electrical connections for Flockmatic® pump control.
Offers control options for heating systems.
Explains the need for temperature measurement for heating control.
Describes how heating control works with setpoints and hysteresis.
How heating system status is displayed in the home view.
Configuration menu for heating control.
Activates a frost protection function for heating control.
Safety settings for heating control, including remote access.
Details electrical connections for heating system control.
Offers control options for solar heating systems.
Explains the need for water and solar temperature measurement.
Describes how solar control works, including temperature difference.
How solar heating status is displayed in the home view.
Configuration menu for solar control.
Frost protection function for solar heating.
Safety settings for solar control, including remote access.
Details electrical connections for solar control systems.
Configuration menu for controlling a salt electrolysis system.
Basic settings for salt electrolysis control.
Details electrical connections for salt electrolysis systems.
Configuration menu for Eco mode.
Provides programmable timer intervals for eco mode.
Basic settings for eco mode.
Links Eco mode with external switches or push-buttons.
Safety settings for the eco mode function.
Details electrical connections for eco mode.
Safety settings for the eco mode function.
Details electrical connections for eco mode.
Details available hardware resources like relay outputs, inputs, and temperature inputs.
Describes an external box to overcome hardware limitations.
General safety warnings for installation, start-up, and maintenance tasks.
Guidelines for selecting installation location and mounting the unit.
Criteria for choosing a suitable installation site.
Steps for physically installing the unit on a wall.
Guidelines for electrical connections, including voltage and temperature limits.
Importance and procedure for measurement grounding.
How the circulation pump prevents dosing when not running.
Instructions for installing PoolManager components into the circulation system.
Diagram showing Chlorine model installation.
Diagram showing Oxygen model installation.
Diagram showing Bromine model installation.
Diagram showing PRO model installation.
General installation notes for PoolManager.
Connecting the unit to the circulation system.
Details on measurement cell connections and adjustments.
Specifics for the chlorine measurement cell in the PRO model.
Adjusting water flow and handling bubbles in the measuring cell.
Overview of maintenance tasks for PoolManager.
Routine monthly checks and tasks.
Routine quarterly checks and tasks.
Routine annual checks and tasks.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's surface.
Procedures and warnings for replacing dosing pump hoses.
Measures for short and long breaks in usage, including storage.
Instructions for safe disposal of the device after its service life.
Menu and steps for the first start-up and parameter configuration.
Specific commissioning steps for Oxygen model.
Specific commissioning steps for Chlorine/Bromine models.
Configuring pH control parameters.
Specific commissioning steps for Oxygen model.
Specific commissioning steps for Chlorine/Bromine models.
Configuring pH control parameters.
Configuring parameters for automatic Bayrosoft® dosing.
Details standard peristaltic dosing pumps and their outputs.
Electrical connection for dosing pumps.
Information on using membrane dosing pumps with PoolManager.
Details suitable membrane dosing pumps.
Information on using membrane dosing pumps with PoolManager.
Electrical connection for membrane dosing pumps.
Configuration for membrane dosing pumps and stroke settings.
Procedures for updating PoolManager's internal software using a USB stick.
Step-by-step instructions for updating PoolManager software.
Step-by-step guide for connecting PoolManager to a network.
Details various network connection options and configurations.
Instructions for integrating PoolManager into a wireless network.
Steps for establishing a wireless connection.
Setting up a network to access PoolManager wirelessly.
Uses building's 230V~ system for network connections via power lines.
Describes required configuration steps for remote access from a local network.
Explains IP addresses and how to configure PoolManager's IP address.
Explains IP addresses and how to configure PoolManager's IP address.
How to find the network ID using PC's command prompt.
Accessing the network configuration menu.
Step-by-step guide for setting up remote access from the internet.
Steps to set up a DynDNS account for dynamic IP address resolution.
Configuring the network router's DynDNS function.
Requirements for web browser, router, and ISP for remote access.
How to manage multiple PoolManagers on a single network.
Setting up port forwarding on the router for remote access.
Requirements for web browser, router, and ISP for remote access.
How to manage multiple PoolManagers on a single network.
Warnings about potential unauthorised access risks.
Overview of the main printed circuit board and its components.
Details the CPU board, SD card, battery, and USB socket.
Information on connection terminals and their cross-section capabilities.
Technical specifications for connection terminals.
Information on connection terminals and their cross-section capabilities.
Details various electrical connection options.
Describes external connection types and cable fittings.
Details various electrical connection options.
Provides a detailed list of connection terminals and their functions.
Lists low voltage connection terminals and their functions.
Provides a detailed list of connection terminals and their functions.
Lists low voltage connection terminals and their functions.
Lists 230VAC connection terminals and their functions.
Details the 230V~ power supply branches.
Shows a typical PoolManager connection configuration.
Instructions for connecting a temperature sensor.
Instructions on how to safely open the unit's casing.
Instructions on how to open the terminal box cover.
Information about the fuses used in the unit.
Information about the fuses used in the unit.
Instructions for replacing individual relays.
Procedure for replacing the real-time clock buffer battery.
How to replace the configuration module.
Details the optional 4-20mA power output module.
Table of typical problems, causes, and remediation measures.
Troubleshooting specific to pH measurement and control.
Troubleshooting related to pH control and dosing issues.
Troubleshooting related to pH control and dosing issues.
Troubleshooting specific to redox measurement.
Troubleshooting for redox control and chlorine/bromine dosing.
Troubleshooting for redox control and chlorine/bromine dosing.
Troubleshooting for automatic O2 dosing.
Troubleshooting specific to temperature measurement.
Specifications for measured dimensions and ranges.
Details on the types of measuring inputs.
Information on control types.
Specifications for dosing outputs.
Specifications for dosing outputs.
Details inputs and outputs for add-on functions.
Specifications for the optional 4-20 mA power output modules.
Statement declaring compliance with EC directives and harmonizing standards.
General| Brand | Bayrol |
|---|---|
| Model | PoolManager Chlorine |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
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