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SIATA Aqua Timer Plus - 6.1 - Turning on; 6.2 - Programming of the operative modalities

SIATA Aqua Timer Plus
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6 – INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
6.1 – Turning on
The controller is turned on via the main switch ON (I) - OFF (0) situated on the front panel. This switch acts on both
supply conductors.
The supply voltage must be 230 Vac - 50 Hz. (on demand 24 Vac – 50 Hz. )
Check the supply voltage using the adhesive labels situated on the cover of the connections.
6.2 – Programming of the operative modalities
Before proceeding to the programming of Aqua Timer Plus, it must be checked that the distributor cams are positioned
at the limit cycle position. If operations are to be carried out on the controller before its installation, that is without the
distributor connected, the limit switch entry must be closed with a connection bridge. If this simple rule is not
respected, Aqua Timer Plus will accept all the new programming, but will not be able to carry out the normal
operations needed during the service.
The programming will be carried out via the keypad on the front of the controller.
Aqua Timer Plus has the following operative modalities:
Tab. 4 – Table of the operative modalities
Code
Description
Cam rotation times
L L L 1
One single column
4 stop with 50 second rotation time
L L L 2
One duplex column
4 stop with 25 second rotation time
L L L 2
One duplex column and distributor with stand-by
3 stop with 25 second rotation time
The selection takes place according to the sequence shown below:
Tab. 5 – Selection of the operative modalities
Display
Operative state / Data visualised
Program
S C - -
State of access to the insertion of the programming codes
Advance
S C 0 0
By using the Advance key the programming code is selected ( 0 9)
Advance
S C 0 9
The code for the programming of the operative modalities
Program
L L L 1
The number 1 indicates the single column
Advance
L L L 2
The number 2 indicates the duplex column
If the protection code has been programmed through the programming function SC07 (see par. 6.3), the procedure
described in tab. 5 varies as follows:

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