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Explains the function of LED displays, control lamps, and LCD screens for status indication.
Instructions for setting and changing the water hardness measurement unit and value.
Guides on managing current time settings and accessing various information displays like flush period and regeneration time.
Covers "Programmed capacity exceeded" and "Electrical supply failure" messages and their handling.
Details messages related to chemical levels, waiting for regeneration, and pre-regeneration warnings.
Explains warnings for regeneration time limits, exceeding programmed values, and scheduled maintenance.
Details the "water meter" pulse input and "chemicals low" signal for monitoring.
Describes the "await" signal input and its use during regeneration or service.
Explains duty changeover without regeneration and initiating regeneration of the standby unit.
Describes stopping regeneration, using the fast program, and controlling the flush function.
Covers initiating regeneration without resetting counters, useful for maintenance.
Outlines the process for entering and navigating through the initial programming settings.
Details settings for duty changeover and defining time periods when regeneration is prohibited.
Explains initiating regeneration based on time intervals and setting minimum time between regenerations.
Shows how relay contacts are used for remote monitoring of unit status and signals.
Illustrates wiring for remote control valves and pilot stagers with different return-to-service behaviors.
Details connections for signal lamps and alarm/warning relay outputs using volt-free contacts.
Lists and explains the function of each input and output terminal on the controller.
Details recommendations for mounting the unit and making secure electrical connections, including earthing.
Guides on switching on the equipment and performing initial programming, including setting water hardness and time.
Advises on preventing interference from external components using RC-networks.
Details what is covered by the warranty and lists specific items and conditions that are excluded.
Explains financial responsibilities, warranty service procedures, and customer obligations for claims.
General| Supply voltage | 24 V DC |
|---|---|
| Number of digital inputs | 8 |
| Protection class | IP20 |
| Output current | 0.5 A |
| Communication interfaces | RS-485 |
| Storage temperature | -20...70 °C |
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