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- Page 1 Instruction Manual AQUARIUM CONTROLLER EVOLUTION ACQ110/115...
- Page 2 The contents of this manual, may not be reproduced, transferred, distributed or memorized in any form without the written permission of AQUATRONICA. The information contained in this manual can be modified at any moment and without prior notice at the discretion of AQUATRONICA. These modifications will be inserted in successive editions of the present manual. AQUATRONICA reserves the right to make modifications and improvements to any product described in the present manual without prior notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Index • Information on safety..................Page 6 • General Description ..................Page 7 • Package Contents ..................Page 9 • Battery connection ..................Page 10 • Controller connections...................Page 11 • Possible bracket assemblies ................Page 12 • Connection diagrams ..................Page 13 • Power failure ....................Page 14 •... -
Page 4: Index
Index Tide Effect .............................. Page 33 Insert ....................................Page 33 View/Mod/Del ..................................Page 33 Delete All ....................................Page 33 Black Out..............................Page 34 Unlock All ....................................Page 34 Summer Function ............................ Page 35 • Function key Menu ..................Page 36 Time function ........................Page 36 Switch function ........................Page 36 Push-Button ........................Page 36 • Sequences Menu ....................Page 37 •... - Page 5 Index • Level Menu ....................Page 52 Level ..........................Page 52 Change Name ............................Page 52 Programs ............................... Page 52 Insert ....................................Page 53 View/Mod/Del ..................................Page 53 Delete All ....................................Page 53 Alarm ..............................Page 54 Measurement unit............................ Page 55 Disconnect ............................. Page 55 Certificate of Warranty ..................Page 57 Declaration of Conformity ................Page 58 Technical Data ....................Page 59 5 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0...
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Page 6: Information On Safety
The use of non-approved batteries may cause explosions and also irreparable damage to the control unit. Please check local regulations for di- sposal of batteries.The battery should never be placed in municipal waste. Connect only original AQUATRONICA accessories, or those approved by it, to the control unit. The use of non-approved accessories may provoke damage, fire, electric shocks or lesions to people. -
Page 7: General Description
It can be used for both soft water and salt water aquari- ums. The main components of the system are: an electronic control unit for setting and viewing all parameters and a power unit to which the various appliances are connected. Other accessories are also available for increasing the system’s performance (e.g. reading of chemi- cal values, electrodes, level sensors, modules, etc.). For a complete overview of available accessories, visit www.aquatronica.com. The “AQUARIUM CONTROLLER EVOLUTION” has the following main functions: • Visually displays data on the blue graphic screen. • The “password” menu allows you to enable a PIN security code to prevent unauthorised persons from involuntarily modifying any settings. • The “multitimer” function commands in an ON/OFF mode (using the power unit) and can acti- vate and deactivate movement pumps, neon and incandescent lights, heaters, coolers, skimmers, and other elements. - Page 8 General description • Thanks to the “dimming” modules, it is possible to check and program any dimming devices connected to the system, such as the 0-10V modules for lights and dimming modules for movement pumps. Through the first one, the on-off periods and neon lamp intensity can be adjusted so as to reproduce dawn and dusk effects. The second one instead makes it possible to control movement pumps so as to reproduce wave or tide effects that can be dimmed. • Thanks to the “connectivity” modules, the system can be monitored remotely. The Ethernet module allows the data read to be monitored on a web page and be reported by e-mail if there are alarms. The SMS module instead queries the control unit regarding the data read, and sends messages from/to mobile phones if there are alarms. 8 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0...
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Page 9: Package Contents
Contents of the package The package contains: 1) N° 1 Control unit 2) N° 1 Temperature sensor 3) N° 1 Battery 4) N° 1 Bus cable 5) N° 1 Fixing bracket bag 6) N° 1 Cd-rom containing the instruction manuals of all Aquarium Controller System components 7) N° 1 Quick installation guide 9 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... -
Page 10: Battery Connection
Battery connection ACQ110 rear view Battery connector connection 10 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... -
Page 11: Controller Connections
Controller connections Collegamento della batteria Battery wire positioning Battery cover BUS cable Battery Hole for fixing bracket connection 11 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... -
Page 12: Possible Bracket Assemblies
Possible bracket assemblies 12 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... -
Page 13: Connection Diagrams
Connect only original AQUATRONICA devices to BUS sockets. BUS connectors do not operate with USB stands, so do not connect any commercial USB device to these sockets to prevent irreparable damage. AQUATRONICA declines all responsibility due to non-compliance with this provision. 13 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... -
Page 14: Power Failure
Power interruption Duration of the emergency 02h00m52s Power Cut (Fig. 1) (Fig. 2) In the case in which, during normal operation, there is an interruption in the power supply, the control unit continues to be supplied thanks to the rechargeable battery inside it, maintaining date and time for a maximum of 12 hours. When the power returns, the control unit will restore all outputs to the previously set configura- tions without intervention of any kind, and will also display a message on the screen (Fig. 1). This message notifies that a power interruption has occurred. By pressing any key successively, the message shown in figure 2 will be displayed. This function may help assess whether the absence of power lasted long enough to jeopardize the balance of the aquarium’s ecosystem. If the interrup- tion of the power exceeds the maximum duration of the battery, it will only be necessary to reset the date and the time without having to once again enter the programs. -
Page 15: Keypad Functions
Keypad functions 1) BLUE LCD DISPLAY with backlit matrix of points that allows the various connected parameters and devices to be viewed. 2) DIRECTIONAL KEYS allows: - moving up/down inside the setting pages; - increasing/decreasing the value being set; - changing the state of the variables being set. DIRECTIONAL KEYS allows: - moving right/left inside the setting pages. All four directional arrows can be used to activate/deactivate one or more plugs simultaneously. (See the function key menu for settings) 3) KEY allow: - entering the highlighted menu; - saving the settings carried out; - passing to the successive line of the text string. 4) KEY allow: - exiting from the present menu without saving; - displaying the outputs from the main screen. - Allows the controller to be locked manually with a password. Map of characters In the menus where it is possible to insert a text, the words will be composed using keys to move within the word itself and keys to choose the desired character from the following map of characters: [space] A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [space] a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z [space] 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [space] ! “... -
Page 16: Getting Started
Getting started Language (Fig. 3) Language Select the communication language with the “AQUARIUM CONTROLLER EVOLUTION”. To change the language, proceed as follows: English • Select with keys the desired language and press “Enter”. (Fig. 3) Date/Time Date/Time (Fig. 4) Set the time and date with which the controller will manage all of the outputs and programming. Time: 09:30 To modify these parameters, proceed as follows: • Select the digit to modify with keys while with keys Date: 02/06/08 choose the correct one. Press “Enter” when finished. (Fig. 4) Power Unit (Fig. -
Page 17: Main Screen
Main screen Mon 02/06/08 15:05 PU01 B C D E F G H Temperature 27.2°C Mon 02/06/08 15:05 Mon 02/06/08 15:05 PU01 PU01 D E F G H Temperature 27.2°C Level LEV 1 Mon 02/06/08 15:05 Mon 02/06/08 15:05 PU01 A B C D E F G H PU01 A B C D E F G H... -
Page 18: Icons Glossary
Icons Glossary Icons that can be displayed on the screen. Icons Description “Power Cut Function” output blocked “Summer Function” output activated “Tide Effect Function” output activated/deactivated “Wave Effect Function” output activated/deactivated Temperature program output activated/deactivated Level sensor program output activated/deactivated Manually set program output activated/deactivated “Program Timer” output activated/deactivated Output enabled/disabled by low conductivity sensor program Output enabled/disabled by high conductivity sensor program (density) PH sensor program output activated/deactivated Redox program sensor output activated/deactivated Output enabled/disabled by function key Output enabled/disabled by function key Output enabled/disabled by function key Output enabled/disabled by function key Output enabled/disabled by XY program Output enabled by dosing pump Output enabled/disabled by water leakage sensor program Output enabled/disabled by “sequences” program 18 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... - Page 19 Icons Glossary Power unit with outputs blocked manually (key in MAN position) Power unit not connected to mains voltage Sensor locked Reminders stored without sound Reminders stored with sound Sensors sound alarm enabled Outputs status not recognised or accessory disconnected Sensor in alarm status (blinking) Dosing pump dosing enabled Keypad lock enabled One or more function keys enabled Sequence in execution New message received SMS module battery exhausted or absent indication SMS module signal level indication SMS module disabled Controller connected to PC Blackout indication 19 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0...
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Page 20: Panorama Of The Menus
Panorama of the menus Main Menu Settings Language Time/Date Graphic Period* Temperature Password Enable PIN Display Brightness Contrast Screen Mode Always On Energy Savings Scrolling Time Reset settings About Power Unit Change Name Power Unit Sockets Manual Commands Program Timer Output Selection Insert View/Mod/Del**... - Page 21 Panorama of the menus Function Keys Sequences XY Programs Insert View/Mod/Del** Delete All** Agenda Insert View/Mod/Del** Delete All** Sound Temperature* Change Name Programs Insert View/Mod/Del** Delete All** Data Recorded* Alarm Calibrate Sensor Measurement unit Celsius Fahrenheit * Appears if the appropriate sensor has been connected. ** Appears if a program has been memorized.
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Page 22: Program Priority
Program priority The programs that can be set using Aquarium Controller have priority over the others based on the table below, in which they are listed with decreasing priority. Water leakage sensor program Manual commands Blackout Function key Function key Function key Function key Sequences Program... -
Page 23: Main Menu
Main menu Main menu Main menu Here all operation parameters of the control unit and the ac- cessories connected to it can be modified (by selecting the Settings appropriate submenus). Power Unit To select this menu, proceed as follows: Function Keys Sequences Main screen Enter. XY Programs Settings Menu Settings Settings (Fig. -
Page 24: Time/Date
Settings Menu Date/Time (Fig. 9) Date/Time Allows the time and date with which the controller will manage all of the outputs and programming to be set. Time: 09:30 To modify these parameters, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Settings Date/Time. • Select the digit to modify with keys , while choosing Date: 02/06/08 the correct one with keys . When finished, press “Enter” (Fig. 9) Graphic Period (Fig. 10) This option allows selecting the period (1 - 7 - 30 days) in which a graph’s progress is displayed. These graphs display how all measuring devices connected to the control unit Graphic Period progress over a given period of time. -
Page 25: Password
Settings Menu Password This menu allows you to enable a PIN security code to pre- vent unauthorised persons from involuntarily modifying any settings (Fig. 11). To select this menu, proceed as follows: Enable PIN Main display g Main menu g Settings g Password • Set the ON/OFF values to enable/disable the PIN security (Fig. 11 ) code (Fig.12). • Set a delay time (from 1 to 60 minutes) to establish after how many minutes the security locking system should be enabled. Enable PIN A numerical value corresponds to every arrow key (0-1-2-3). Digit the PIN code (which must consist in at least 1 and up to a maximum of 6 numbers). When you have finished, press 01 minute delay... -
Page 26: Display
Settings Menu Display Display (Fig. 15) This option is used to personalize the aspects of the display, such as the Brightness, Contrast, Screen Mode, and the Brightness Scrolling Time. Contrast To select this option, proceed as follows: Screen Mode Main screen Main Menu Settings Display. Scrolling Time (Fig. -
Page 27: Screen Mode
Enter: Confirm • Press “Enter” to confirm or “Esc” to cancel the operation Esc: Cancel when the message appears. (Fig. 20) About (Fig. 21) Aquatronica This option displays the Hardware and Firmware version of the control unit. FW version: x.y To utilize this function, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Settings About. -
Page 28: Power Unit Menu
Power Unit Menu Power Unit (Fig. 22) Power Unit This menu allows the user to carry out all the settings and programs desired on the power units connected to the system. Change Name NOTE: if more than one power unit is connected, a screen Manual Commands will appear which allows the user to select the desired Program Timer power unit by using the keys . Press “Enter” to Wave Effect confirm. -
Page 29: Manual Commands
Power Unit Menu Manual Commands (Single Control) Manual Commands Allows the user to manually modify the state of the outputs being worked on independently from their set programs Single Control (E.g. Fig. 26). The “hand” symbol above the selected output indicates that it is forced manually and OFF. The “hand” symbol above the selected output with the PU01 corresponding letter highlighted indicates that it is forced manually and ON. -
Page 30: Program Timer
Power Unit Menu Program Timer Plug Selection This menu lets you make all the settings allowing one or more timed programs to be run; it is, in fact, possible to select the start and end time, and the day of the week when the selected Neon output has to be enabled. Pump To set a timer program, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Power Unit Program Timer. • Select the output to program with keys (Fig. 30) and press “Enter”. -
Page 31: View/Mod/Del
Power Unit Menu Show/Modify/Delete Skimmer This function can be used in several menus, as the modification and erasing mode is always the same. From 10:30 To 18:30 In this menu it is possible to show, modify or delete the inserted programs. To use this function, proceed as follows: • Enter the program to be modified or deleted by pressing Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su “Enter” in the “Show/Modify/Delete” field. (Fig. -
Page 32: Wave Effect
Power Unit Menu Wave Effect Wave Effect (Fig. 38) This function can create one or more wave effects in an aquarium. Insert To set this function, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Power Unit Wave Effect. (Fig. -
Page 33: View/Mod/Del
Power Unit Menu • Three-pump Wave Effect with pause: Wave Effect set the time interval in which to produce the effect by setting the values “From” and “To”. From 14:15 To 17:15 In the three fields, select the three pumps which will be used from the list of available outputs and, on the right side of the Pump SX screen, set the ON time for each pump (in seconds). Central Pump In the example shown in the figure (Fig. 41) a Wave Effect Pump DX has been set from 14.15 to 17.15 every day of the week in Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su which the pumps “Pump SX”, “Pump DX” and “Central Pump” (Fig. 41) function alternately at intervals of 10 seconds. Show/Modify/Delete See page 31. Delete All See page 31. -
Page 34: Blackout
Power Unit Menu BLACKOUT Outlets This function allows you to select which outlets you want to stay disabled when the power supply is restored (after there has been a blackout which lasts for longer than the time set by the user) until they are automatically re-enabled after a programmable time (Fig. 44). To assign a blackout function to an outlet, proceed as fol- (Fig. 44) lows: Main screen Main menu Power unit Select power unit ... -
Page 35: Summer Function
Power Unit Menu Summer Function It is possible to select one or more outputs that, for 5 minutes (fixed time) every hour, are activated automatically. Summer Function This function is particularly useful in freshwater aquariums to keep the bacterial cultures present in the gravel active during the summer, by periodically activating the heating cable when the outside temperature would not regularly activate it. To set this function, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Power Unit Power Cut Summer Function. -
Page 36: Function Key Menu
Function Key Menu This menu allows you to assign a function to every arrow key Func. Keys on the controller. Once the desired function has been programmed, press the relative arrow for two seconds to enable the function. A Function Key can be enabled only from the main screen, in which the icon will appear which will indicate the presence of an enabled function keys program. To assign a function to an arrow key, proceed as follows: Main display Main menu Func. keys Select (Fig. -
Page 37: Sequences Menu
Sequences Menu This function lets you enable a set of user-defined phases consecutively so as to make executing certain operations such as change of water easier. NOTE: It is possible to create and modify a sequence only using PC software (see the dedicated paragraph in the PC software instructions). Sequences To enable the set sequence, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Sequences. Water Change To enable a sequence, select it from those available and then Sequence 2... -
Page 38: Xy Program Menu
XY Programs Menu In this menu one or more programs can be set to turn one or more outlets on the power units on or off (maximum of 3 per program), depending on the value assumed by two connected sensors. This type of programming is commonly used for automatic aquarium replenishing, adding soft or salt water according to the values supplied by the level sensor and density sensor. Furthermore, a program can be run that doses via dosing pumps according to the value read by one or more connected chemical sensors. Main Menu To access the sensor programming menu (Fig.1): Main screen Main menu XY Programs Settings When the XY Programs menu appears, a program can be Power Unit inserted, viewed, edited or deleted. Function Keys When the first program is inserted, only the program’s “Insert”... -
Page 39: Program Link Settings
XY Program Link Settings Example 1 (for level and water leakage sensors only) Variable 1 Sump 1 level Ref. LEV1 Minimum time: 5 sec. 1) Indicates the sensor to define as a variable, selectable using the keys. 2) Indicates the condition necessary for starting the program (read-only). 3) Indicates the reference value. 4)Indicates the program’s minimum run time (expressed in seconds); the value entered using the keys must be lower than the value entered in the “Max. Time” field. Example 2 (for all other sensors) Variable 2 Variable 2 Density >= Density... -
Page 40: Program Functions And Accessories Settings
After defining the variables, the program’s functions may be defined (from 1 to 3). To define the program’s functions, press “Enter” on one of the three functions (A1, A2 and A3) to access the function programming screen (see Example 3). Example 3 Function 1 Multioutlet 1 Soft Replenishing Pump Status: 1) Indicates the power unit for setting the program; using the keys, the power unit may be chosen from those connected to the Aquatronica system. 2) Indicates the outlet of the module to be programmed, selectable using the keys. 3) Indicates the status (selectable using the keys) that the chosen outlet must assume during program execution. From: 08.00 To: 12.00 V1: Sump Level V2: Density A1: Soft Replenishing A2: Undefined A3: Undefined Max. - Page 41 Link Settings/Dosing Pump Actions The XY programs can be used for the power units as well as any dosing pumps connected to the system. A program for the pumps is shown below. Variable 1 Variable Setting > Ref. + 0.1 Function Setting Function 1 Dosing pumps pH Minus Milliliters: Every: 24h00m Program From: 08.00 To: 12.00 V1: PH V2: Undefined A1: PH Minus A2: Undefined A3: Undefined Max.
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Page 42: Resetting A Program
Resetting a program If the maximum program time expires, the program is stopped; the symbol will also appear on the main screen accompanied by an acoustic signal. To restart the program, follow this simple procedure (see Example 4): - From the main menu, access the XY Programs menu. - Enter the Programs menu. - Enter the View/Edit/Del menu. - Scroll through the set programs using the keys to view the stopped program ( - Press “Enter” to open the reset window. - Enter the “Prog. Reset” window. - Press “Enter” to reset the program. Example 4 From: 08.00 To: 12.00 V1: Sump Level V2: Density A1: Soft Water Replenishing A2: Undefined A3: Undefined Max. time 30 s Example of outlet Mon. -
Page 43: Agenda Menu
Agenda Menu Agenda (Fig. 52) Agenda In this menu it is possible to program reminders that will be displayed on the screen accompanied by an acoustic signal (optional) at the moment desired. If the acoustic signal is Insert enabled, the icon will appear on the main screen. With Sound If the reminder is set without the acoustic signal, the icon will appear on the main screen. The reminder will appear on the display at the moment established during its program- ming, (Fig. 53). -
Page 44: Temperature Menu
Temperature Menu Temperature (Fig. 56) New device connected In this menu it is possible to carry out all the settings relevant to the temperature of the water. All the menus relevant to this measurement are enabled only when the temperature sensor is connected to the system. When the temperature sensor is connected, the control unit Temperature will display a plug-in screen where it is possible, if wanted, to change the name of the connected sensor (Fig. 55). Press “Enter” to accept. The control unit is already equip- (Fig. -
Page 45: Programs
Temperature Menu Programs (Fig. 58) Temperature Allows the user to make programs in relation to the tempe- rature. To insert a program, proceed as follows: Insert Main screen Main Menu Temperature Pro- grams. • Select the “Insert” option with keys and press “En- ter”. (Fig. 58) To set up a program, the following must be established: - A reference value, defined as the temperature for the tank, which the system will aim to maintain by enabling/disabling Temperature any heaters or coolers. - A ∆... -
Page 46: Insert
Temperature Menu Insert In this section it is possible to choose a desired temperature and set a minimum and maximum tolerance for temperature variation. To adjust the temperature, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Temperature Programs Insert. Programs • Select a reference temperature with keys and set the value desired with keys . -
Page 47: View/Mod/Del
Temperature Menu Once the desired plugs have been set, press “Enter” to return Programs to the previous menu (Fig. 59). The “Confirm” option is automatically selected. Curve /\/\/\/\ Pressing “Enter” saves the inserted program. ∆MIN: ∆MAX: It is also possible to alter the temperature depending on the 0.3°C 0.5°C time of day. The user can do this by setting the graph. To set this function, proceed as follows: Plugs Confirm Main screen Main Menu Temperature Programs (Fig. -
Page 48: Alarm
Temperature Menu Alarm (Fig. 64) It is also possible to set an alarm on the control unit, both visual and acoustic, that will activate in the event that the temperature exceeds the “Greater than” or “Less than” values set. Alarm In the case in which the temperature goes over these limits, by setting the “Without Sound” alarm, the temperature symbol on the main screen will flash. Instead, by setting the “With Sound” alarm, the flashing temperature symbol is also accompanied by an acoustic alarm and the icon... -
Page 49: Calibrate Sensor
Temperature Menu Calibrate Sensor Calibrate Sensor This menu allows you to calibrate the Temperature probe through the interface. By using the keys , you may choose whether to perform a new calibration by selecting “New”, or to delete a previous one and reset the interface to the Reset default settings by selecting “Cancel” (Fig. 66). A calibration should be performed when the interface is first connected to... -
Page 50: Measurement Unit
Main screen Main Menu Temperature Measuring Unit. Fahrenheit • Select the measurement unit desired with keys and press the “Enter” key. (Fig. 69) Aquatronica About Provides information on the control unit’s firmware version. FW Version: x.y To use this function, proceed as follows: Main screen Main Menu Temperature About. -
Page 51: Disconnect
Temperature Menu Disconnect Device In the case in which the temperature sensor is disconnected, Disconnected a message (Fig. 71) will appear on the display that indicates the disconnection. Press the “Enter” key to acknowledge. The “?” icon will appear on the main screen beside the word “Temperature” in the bottom left corner (Fig. 72). When the temperature sensor that was previously discon- S01: Temperature nected is reconnected, the control unit will automatically resume reading and displaying the temperature. -
Page 52: Level Menu
Level Menu Level (Fig. 75) New device connected All the menus relevant to this measurement are enabled only when the level sensor is connected to the system. When the level sensor is connected, the control unit will display a plug-in screen where it is possible, if desired, to change the Level name of the connected sensor (Fig. 75); press “Enter” to confirm. The control unit is already equipped to read and display the level (with the supplied sensor). (Fig. 75) Moreover, it is possible: - to modify the state of the plugs depending on the level Level readings;... -
Page 53: Insert
Level Menu Insert (Fig. 79) Programs In this window it is possible to modify the state of the plugs de- pending on the levels read by the sensor (LEV 1 or LEV 2). To set this program, proceed as follows: Minimum time Main screen Main Menu Level Programs Insert. Max Time: OFF • Select the state of the sensor (OFF, LEV 1, LEV 2) by using the keys . • Set the minimum time (in seconds) of program activation PU01 independently from the sensor status. (Fig. 79) • Set the maximum time (in seconds) which the output, selected afterwards, must remain active; use the keys ... -
Page 54: Alarm
Level Menu To unblock the program, proceed as follows: Level • When the error message appears (Fig.81) press the “Enter” key. Change Name • From the main screen press “Enter” and, using the keys Programs , select the “Level” menu. Unblock Program • By using the keys select “Unblock Program” Alarm (Fig. 82) and press “Enter”. Measuring Unit • The unblock program screen will appear (Fig. 83); press “Enter” to unblock or “Esc” to cancel. (Fig. -
Page 55: Measurement Unit
Level Menu Measuring Unit (Fig.85) Depending on how the level sensor is installed and used, dif- ferent measurement units may be useful, combining possible Measuring Unit OK, Low and High positions. The following options may therefore be selected: Low/OK • LIV Low/High • Low/OK High/OK • Low/High High/Low • High/OK • High/Low (Fig. 85) • OK/Low • OK/High Device Disconnected Disconnect If for any reason the level sensor is disconnected, a mes- sage (Fig. 86) will appear on the display which indicates the disconnection. Press the “Enter” key to acknowledge. S01: Level (Fig. - Page 56 Level Menu Level To eliminate the level sensor definitively from the system, Change Name proceed as follows: Programs Alarm Main screen Main Menu Level Disconnect. Disconnect (Fig. 88) Disconnect The “Disconnect” function will appear in the “Level” menu (Fig. 88).
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Page 57: Certificate Of Warranty
AQUATRONICA subjects all its products to severe quality tests. If, in spite of the controls, the product should malfunction, we recommend you immediately contact the dealer/producer for any checks or interventions necessary. - General guarantee regulations AQUATRONICA guarantee the correct function of this product and also guarantees that it is free of construction faults or defects. If during the guarantee period the product becomes defective, AQUATRONICA accepts the responsibility of repairing or substituting it. Substitution of defective pieces takes place free of charge in AQUA- TRONICA’S plant with (shipping & handling not included). For accessories or components not constructed by AQUATRONICA only the guarantees recognized by their producers are valid. The present guarantee is the only one given by AQUATRONICA, any other is therefore excluded. No responsibility, other than in the case of wilful malice or grave negligence, can be accepted by AQUATRONICA for damage to persons or things in any way re- sulting from the product’s malfunction. The present guarantee is operative only for those in order with payments. -
Page 58: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity 58 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... -
Page 59: Technical Data
Specifications Control Unit Input Voltage 12VDC Input current 150mA ACQ001 Dimensions 147,5(l) x 78,35 (h) x 23(p) mm Display Dimensions 56(l) x 28(h) mm 59 - 60 IsACQ110C-0 (ENG) Rev.230708-0... - Page 60 A.E.B. Srl Division Via dell’Industria, 20 - 42025 Cavriago (RE) Italy Tel.: +39 0522 494403 Fax: +39 0522 494410 http:\\www.aquatronica.com E-mail: service@aquatronica.it...