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An example for “pulse only“:
Performance “low power“: Outputs “channel” 1 and 2 to 20%, 3 and 4 to 40%
Performance “high power“: Outputs “channel” 1 and 2 to 80%, 3 and 4 to 100%
Pulse frequency “pulse ow“ to 1.5 sec.
Start ramp “ramp“ to 0.5 sec.
Connect a pump to each socket of the channels.
Result:
The pumps at the outputs 1 and 2 will vary their output between 20% and 80% with a start ramp of 0.5 sec., at a pulse
cycle dened with 1.5 sec.
The pumps at the outputs 3 and 4 will vary their output between 40% and 100% with a start ramp of 0.5 sec., at a
pulse cycle dened with 1.5 sec.
If the night mode function “night mode“ is enabled, this will interrupt the pulse operation for the programmed time
interval, for example, from 9:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m., during which all pumps will remain in the “low power” setting. In the
morning after 9 a.m., the selected pulse operation of the pump will then start.
Further options:
“pulse ow“ can be used as Wavecontroller for Wavebox or Turbelle
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propeller pumps. With “low power“ (at 0% or
100%) and “high power“ (to 100% or 0%) the four channels can be controlled directly or alternately. The resonant
frequency should then be entered precisely in “pulse ow“. If one of the four channels in “low power“ is set to 100%,
the “night mode“ function cannot be activated!
“ramp“ is the setting of a time delayed start process through a rotational speed delay. It performs a quiet gentle start
of the pump.
“random ow“ generates a random alternating pulse frequency in the range between 0.5 and 3 sec. Clicking on
“random ow“ will cancel the time setting in “pulse ow“.
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