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General| Brand | Calira |
|---|---|
| Model | Check-Panel 210 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Instructions for securely placing the device and managing cables to prevent hazards.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections, including circuit breaker requirements.
Using the device as intended and only with approved accessories.
Identification of the panel's display and buttons with their functions.
How to turn the Check-Panel 210 on and off using the main switch.
Procedure for accessing the setup menu to adjust the current time.
How to activate or deactivate the audible feedback for button presses.
Conditions that activate the warning symbol on the display.
How to operate the pump circuit using the designated button.
Checking the fill levels of fresh and waste water tanks.
Visual representation of fresh and waste water tank fill levels in 25% steps.
How acoustic warnings are emitted when tanks reach 80% fill.
Viewing starter and supply battery voltages, and charging/discharging current.
Procedure for setting the supply battery's nominal capacity for accurate monitoring.
Display of internal and external temperatures in Celsius.
Indicators for parallel battery operation and spare gas bottle usage.
Indicators for charging from mains and warnings for low battery voltage.
How the system reacts to critically low voltage and the emergency reactivation function.
Details of the 12-pole, 5-pole, and 2-pole connectors on the rear.
Important notes about correct connection of tank level probes.
Explanation of the V-, B- screw connections and the 6-pole connector for the active shunt.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the device, emphasizing disconnection from mains.
Contact details for internet, email, phone, and fax for service inquiries.
Statement that only authorized personnel can repair the device.
Conditions for warranty claims, required documentation, and exclusions.
Advice to include a detailed fault description for faster processing.
