Alarm Settings; Acoustic Alarms; Flow Alarm Settings; Level Alarm Settings - Bayrol PoolManager Chlorine User Manual

17.6

Table overview

Alarm Blocking of dosing
Upper alarm Only for dosing direction
(pH, mV, Cl, D+
Br) (only for the respective
control module)
Lower alarm Only for dosing direction
(pH, mV, Cl, D-
Br) (only for the respective
control module)
No Yes
flow signal (for all control modules)
No Yes
flow signal (for all control modules)
Level alarm Yes
(pH, mV, O2, (Only for the respective
Cl) control module),
can be deactivated
in the menu

Alarm Settings

Dosing alarm Yes
(pH, mV, (for the respective module
Cl, Br) only)
Start delay Yes
(for all control modules)
Battery alarm No
INFO
Alarm delay
All alarms are shown only after an alarm delay of 5s.
They are also not deleted until the alarm's cause has
been remediated for at least 5s.
The alarm delay for the flow alarm can be extended as
needed in the menu Alarm Settings.
17.7 Alarm settings
The following adjustments can be made in the menu Alarm Settings.
17.7.1

Acoustic alarms

The following acoustic alarms can be activated and deactivated
individually:

Acoustic signal for flow alarm

Acoustic signal for level alarm

Acoustic signal for level warning

Acoustic signal for other alarms

Acoustic signal for Service Messages
Notes
Blocking is released as soon
as the measured value drops
back below the upper alarm
threshold
The block is released as soon
as the measured value climbs
back over the lower alarm
threshold
Acknowledge Flow Alarm =
Auto
Start delay will first run after
the flow signal returns. Dosing
is then released again. No
acknowledgement required.
Acknowledge Flow Alarm =
Manual
Start delay will first run after
the flow signal returns and the
alarm is acknowledged. The
dosing is then released again.
Manual acknowledgement is
required.
After the level signal returns,
dosing is released again.
After acknowledging the
dosing alarm in the Alarm
Overview, dosing is released
again.
Start delay runs through its
time after starting
®
PoolManager and after the
flow signal returns. Dosing is
released after that time has
passed. Start delay can be
prematurely ended via manual
acknowledgement in Alarm
Overview.
17.7.2

Flow alarm settings


Duration of start delay

Alarm delay for the flow alarm

Flow alarm acknowledgement (automatic / manual)

Input for flow monitoring:

Flow [2]

IN1 [6] / BNC

Flow [2] & IN1 [6] / BNC
(Double flow monitoring)
17.7.3

Level alarm settings


Level alarm pH active / inactive
(Level alarm can be deactivated if no low-level signal is available)

Level alarm Cl / mV / O2 active / inactive
(Level alarm can be deactivated if no low-level signal is available)

Optional level input for pH-Plus

Dosing at level alarm (yes / no)
(If the canister is not yet entirely empty when a level alarm arises,
then dosing can be continued despite level alarm)
Sub-menu Configuration of Residual Volumes

Residual volumes in canister at level signal from suction lance, i.e.
when a level warning is indicated, e.g. 5.0 l
(individually configurable for each canister)

Calculated residual volumes at which a level alarm is indicated,
e.g. 0.5 l (individually configurable for each canister)
17.7.4

Use alarm relay

If the alarm relay is not used, Use alarm relay can be changed to No.
In this case, the alarm relay is available for add-on functions.
17.8

Alarm relay

The alarm relay offers the chance to connect an external alarm device,
or to notify external systems of alarms, e.g. Building Management
Systems.
The alarm relay is turned on as long as there is at least one active
alarm and it has not yet been acknowledged.
17.8.1

Electrical connection

Required user qualification:
ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST
An electrical connection to an alarm relay may only be
performed by an ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST as
defined in the chapter User qualification.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Do not exceed the maximum currents
Do not exceed the maximum permissible electrical
currents for the alarm relay (max. 4 A) and for the sum
of all relay switch outputs being used in 230 V~
configuration (in sum, also max. 4 A)
Please also refer to the Chapter 230 V~ Power supply.
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