Why pH control measurement and unit display show different values in Bayrol PoolManager?
If the pH control measurement and the unit display show different values on your Bayrol Lighting Equipment, it's likely that the calibration is either erroneous or was performed a long time ago. To fix this, you should perform a new calibration.
General| Brand | Bayrol |
|---|---|
| Model | PoolManager Series |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists monitoring and alarm functions to ensure safe operation and prevent hazards.
Details the TFT display, touchscreen operation, and main interface elements.
Core function of measuring and correcting pH and disinfection for optimal water quality.
Explains the importance of pH, its measurement, and automatic dosage adjustments.
Comprehensive section on controlling and dosing pH, redox, and chlorine/bromine.
Defining the desired optimal value for a controlled parameter.
A wizard to help configure parameters based on pool volume and pump output.
Essential process for accurate measurement and control of electrodes.
Situations requiring calibration, including regular intervals and potential errors.
Options for calibrating the pH electrode, including 1-point and 2-point methods.
Step-by-step instructions for performing pH calibration.
Calibration process for chlorine/bromine measurement using DPD values.
Process for 1-point calibration of the redox measurement.
How to determine the correct redox setpoint for chlorine/bromine control.
Overview of PoolManager®'s monitoring and alarm system for safe operation.
How the system monitors water flow to ensure circulation for safe operation.
How different alarms block dosage and when it's released.
Comprehensive user administration and access rights configuration.
Safety precautions when using universal switch outputs, especially for hazardous applications.
Controlling the filter pump, including various operating modes and timers.
Safety warnings related to turning the filter pump on or off.
General safety precautions for installation, start-up, and maintenance.
Warnings about electrical shock hazards during work on the unit.
General guidelines and precautions for electrical connections.
Importance of proper grounding for safety and potential conduction.
General information on scheduled maintenance to ensure safe and long-term operation.
A guided process for the initial setup and configuration of PoolManager®.
Steps for connecting PoolManager® to a network for remote access.
Configuration steps to enable remote access from a local TCP/IP network.
Steps required to set up remote access to PoolManager® from the Internet.
Step-by-step guide for DynDNS setup and port forwarding on the router.
Setting up port forwarding on the router to direct Internet traffic to PoolManager®.
Mechanisms to ensure secure remote access, including encryption and user authentication.
Guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems with PoolManager®.
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