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b. Current Day of the Week* - If any of the days from step 9A.
were set to “Y”, the display will show “SetdAY” (Figure 79) fol-
lowed by “SUN” (Figure 80). Use the “+” or “-” keys to scroll the
display to the current day of the week.
If all of the days were set to “N” then “days 03” will appear as
shown in Figure 80 and the regeneration interval will be estab-
lished as an interval schedule instead of on selected days.
Press the Status key to save the setting and advance to the next
programming step.
NOTE If any day of the week is set to “Y”, then the step 9 display “days
03” will no longer appear when scrolling, in the future, through
the programming menu. To return to a schedule based on an
interval of a specific number of days, chose “NO” after the “dAY-
oWK” text is displayed.
NOTE If a DIP switch is changed anytime after the control has been programmed to regenerate on a specific
day, all settings will revert back to default; specific days to regenerate and current day will require
reprogramming.
10. Batch Set Point* -(Only active when a flow meter is attached)
This portion of the program established how many units (e.g. gallons or
liters) of water can be treated prior to regeneration being initiated. The
amount to be inputted shall be dependent on the setting of DIP switch 2
(multiplied by 10 or 100).
The display will show the “REGEN” icon and “bAtch” (Figure 81) followed
(2) seconds later by the “X10” or “X100” icon and “000087” (the default
setting) in the display (Figure 82). To adjust the gallons setting, use the “-”
or “+” keys to scroll to the desired number. (Adjustable from 0 to 999999).
Pressing the “-” or “+” keys for 3 seconds or more will cause the digits
to scroll rapidly and at intervals greater than one at a time. Pressing the
Status key will save the setting and move to the next programming step.
11. Maximum Capacity Set Point* - Only active when a flow meter is
attached.
Program the value that corresponds to the maximum capacity that can be
expected from a unit before it is completely exhausted. If the unit reaches
this set point, an immediate regeneration will occur even if the control is
set to delay mode. The amount to be inputted shall be dependent on the
setting of DIP switch 2 (multiplied by 10 or 100).
The display will show the “REGEN” icon and “MAxCAP” (Figure 83) fol-
lowed (2) seconds later by the “X10” or “X100” icon and “999999” (Figure
84) (the default setting) in the display. To adjust the gallons setting, use
the “-” or “+” keys to scroll to the desired number. (Adjustable from 0 to
999999). Pressing the “-” or “+” keys for 3 seconds or more will cause the
digits to scroll rapidly and at intervals greater than one at a time.
Pressing the Status key will save the setting and move to the next programming step.
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c. Cycle 2C Time* - “br 3 10” and the RECLAIM icon are dis-
played (Figure 71). This setting is used to establish the return of
the system to the slow rinse cycle During this cycle, waste water
is once again sent to the drain. The default setting is (10) min-
utes. (Adjustable from 1 to 99 minutes). Pressing the “-” or “+”
keys for 3 seconds or more will cause the digits to scroll rapidly
and at intervals greater than one at a time. Pressing the Status
key will save the setting and move to the next programming
step.
7. Cycle 3 Time* - (All modes)
The fast rinse cycle is represented by “Fr 10” (Figure 72) in the display.
The default duration of cycle 3 is 10 minutes. To adjust the minutes set-
ting, use the “-” or “+” keys to scroll to the desired number of minutes.
(Adjustable from 1 to 99 minutes). Pressing the “-” or “+” keys for 3 sec-
onds or more will cause the digits to scroll rapidly and at intervals greater
than one at a time. Pressing the Status key will save the setting and move
to the next programming step.
8. Cycle 4 Time* - Because the Brunermatic valve is a four cycle valve, this
step will not be displayed but it is described for informational purposes.
This setting is used to adjust the time, in minutes, for a valve that has a
separate refill cycle from the fast rinse cycle.
9. Regeneration Interval* - Active only if no meter and/or Aqua-Sensor is
detected OR if DIP switch #6 is ON.
The display will show the REGEN icon and “days 03” (Figure 73) (if DIP
switch 8 is OFF) or REGEN and “Hour 12” if DIP switch 8 is ON.
The default setting for “days” is “03” while the “Hour” default is “12”
(Figure 74).
To adjust the “day” or “Hour” setting, use the “-” or “+” keys to scroll to
the desired setting. (Adjustable from 1 to 99 days or 1 to 24 hours). Press-
ing the “-” or “+” keys for 3 seconds or more will cause the digits to scroll
rapidly and at intervals greater than one at a time. Pressing the Status key
will save the setting and move to the next programming step.
NOTE Single systems that are set with DIP switch 8 OFF and without a meter or Aqua-Sensor device con-
nected will offer the following OPTIONAL time clock setting to be displayed. (Figure 75)
This display will be followed (2) seconds later by Figure 76.
The “+” or “-” keys are used to toggle the display between “yes” or “NO”
(the default is “NO”). A “yes” response will indicate that the control is to
perform a regeneration on specific days of the week. If this feature is not
desired, set the display to “NO” press the Status key and move on to step
#9. If the feature is desired, set the display to “yes” and move to program
step 9A.
a. Specific Day(s) of Week Regeneration* - (Only for single sys-
tems that are set with DIP switch 8 OFF and without a meter
or Aqua-Sensor device connected as described in the previous
NOTE).
The display will show “day” and the REGEN icon (Figure 77)
for two seconds followed by “SUN N” (Figure 78). The “+” and
“-” keys are used to toggle between a “Y” or “N” in the display
next to the abbreviated day. To allow a regeneration to occur
on the day shown, toggle the display to “Y”. If no regeneration is
desired, the display should indicate “N”.
To advance to the next day in the program sequence, use the
Regeneration key and repeat the steps from the previous
paragraph for each day of the week. When complete, press the
Status key once to advance to the next step.
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