Add-On Functions Menu (Icon Menu) - Bayrol PoolManager Chlorine User Manual

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Device Settings

Basic controller settings

Menu language

Individualisation of user interface

Controller name

Date & time
Powerdown mode

Service Functions
Special functions (trained specialists only):

Pool volume

Configuration of dosing pumps

Reset to defaults

Software update (from USB stick)

Commissioning step-by-step

Controller model and care method
 Trade show settings
User Management
Configuration of all user data, access data, and
access rights for local operation at the unit and for
remote access
Communication & Interfaces

Data import and export
(measurement graph, etc.)

Network (IP) configuration

E-mail configuration
Configuration of all further interfaces

Add-on functions
Call-up icon menu for add-on functions
9.1.3

Add-on functions menu (icon menu)

The add-on functions menu is called up from the main menu. It
facilitates access to all add-on functions.
Each add-on function is represented by an icon with supplemental
text.
Switch output 1, 2, 3, 4
 Flexible control of water attractions and other
applications:
 Free name selection
 Freely programmable timers
 Optional link with other inputs and outputs
 Optional link with external
switches or push-buttons
Filter pump
Flexible control of the filter pump:
 3 potential operating modes for variable filter pumps
(eco mode, normal mode, increased mode)
 Freely programmable timers
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 Flexibly configurable blocking of dosing
 Optional link with external switches
 Interface via relay switching outputs or
4-20 mA current loop (optional)
Flockmatic pump
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Flockmatic pump control:
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 Freely programmable timers
Configurable dosing rate
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Heating
Flexible control of pool heating:
 Optional link with external switch
 Optional combination with solar heating (solar priority)
 Optional block via an input
Solar heating
Flexible control of solar seating:
 Optional link with external switch
 Optional combination with pool heating (solar priority)
 Optional block via an input
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)
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