Add-On Functions - Bayrol PoolManager Chlorine User Manual

7.3.4

Add-on functions

Extensive add-on functions
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4 universal switching outputs
Flexible control of water attractions and other applications:
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Free name selection

Freely programmable timers

Optional link with other inputs and outputs

Optional link with external switches or push-buttons
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Filter pump
Flexible control of the filter pump:

Up to 3 operating modes for variable filter pumps (eco mode,
normal mode, increased mode)

Freely programmable timers

Flexibly configurable blocking of dosing

Optional link with external switches
Interface via relay switching outputs or
4-20 mA current loop (optional)
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Flockmatic pump
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Flockmatic pump control:
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Freely programmable timers
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Configurable dosing rate
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Heating
Flexible control of a pool heating:

Optional link with external switch

Optional combination with solar heating (solar priority)

Optional block via an input
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Solar heating
Flexible control of a solar heating:

Optional link with external switch

Optional combination with pool heating (solar priority)

Optional block via an input
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Salt electrolysis
Flexible control of a suitable salt electrolysis system:

The current dosing rate for chlorine is converted into a control
signal for a salt electrolysis system

Interface via a relay switching output (pulse frequency
modulation) or 4-20 mA current loop (option)
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Eco mode
Flexible control of switching between a normal operation mode of
the pool and an energy-saving eco mode (e.g. circulation via
overflow in normal mode, or via floor drain in eco mode):

Freely programmable timers

Interface via relay switching output

Optional link with external switches or push-buttons
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Limited number of inputs and outputs
The number of outputs and inputs available in the
PoolManager ® controller is limited due to space
limitations.
Therefore, only a limited number of add-on functions
can be used at the same time. The number of available
outputs and inputs can be increased by the use of
external extension boxes ("feature boxes"). This allows
for the use of more add-on functions. With feature
boxes, it is also possible to use all add-on functions at
the same time, if necessary.
7.3.5 Remote access from the local network or the
Internet
PoolManager ® graphical user interface is based entirely on the most
recent standard Internet (Web) technologies.
For that reason, it is also called a WebGUI:
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Web stands for Internet technologies

GUI stands for graphical user interface
PoolManager ® WebGUI facilitates complete and entirely transparent
remote access from a local network (TCP/IP, Ethernet) or from the
Internet. Transparent remote access means that the user interface
looks exactly like it does locally on the PoolManager
operated identically.
Certain restrictions in remote access are required only for security
reasons.
Remote access can be realised with any mobile or stationary device
that is connected to PoolManager
that runs a standard Web browser. This prerequisite is fulfilled from
the start by an ever-growing number of modern systems.
Suitable devices and systems for remote access
All types of PCs, such as:
 Desktop PCs, notebooks, netbooks

Home / media centre PCs

PCs with a Microsoft Windows

Apple iMac or MacBook PCs
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1 Web browser
The user interface is displayed by
a Web browser. There is a
browser running locally on the
PoolManager unit, while
®
simultaneously additional brow-
sers my be running on the widest
variety of devices on the local
network or on the Internet that
may access PoolManager .
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2 Web server
The Web server delivers
requested menu pages to all
connected Web browsers.
3 Data server
The data server manages and
stores all PoolManager data
®
(measured values, system status,
configuration parameters) and
makes it available to the Web
server.
unit and is
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via a network or the Internet and
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operating system
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