Configuration; Changing The Care Method; Software Update; Step By Step - Bayrol PoolManager Chlorine User Manual

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42.2.3

Configuration

After connecting one or multiple membrane dosing pumps, correct
triggering has to be activated and configured in PoolManager
You'll find all relevant setting in the menu
Service Functions
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Selecting the pump type Membrane pump will activate the triggering of
individual dosing strokes via PoolManager
The default setting for pump type is Standard. This operating mode is
intended for conventional peristaltic pumps.
Menu Configuration dosing pumps
Pump type For membrane pumps, select Membrane pump.
pH / mV (Cl) / Cl
Max. no. of strokes Enter the desired maximum number of strokes
pH / mV (Cl) / Cl [strokes/min] at a dosing output of 100%.
For more information, also review the section
Determining output
Pump capacity Enter the correct maximum pump capacity for the
pH / mV (Cl) / Cl corresponding dosing pump in [l/h]
(for the maximum number of strokes entered)
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Incorrect configuration of the pump capacity
If a pump's dosing output is not configured correctly,
then the following problems will arise:
 The calculation for duration of manual dosing is not
correct.
 The configuration assistant for configuring control
parameters calculates erroneous settings.
INFO
Membrane dosing pump for O2 (Bayrosoft
For O2 dosing (Bayrosoft
Membrane pump cannot be selected. For Bayrosoft
dosing, however, a membrane pump can be triggered
with simple turning on and off, like a peristaltic pump.
The output desired can be configured directly on the
pump.
This variation is sufficient, as PoolManager
doses either 100% or not at all. Therefore, variable
triggering of individual pump strokes is not necessary.
42.2.3.1 Determining the pump capacity
The maximum number of strokes per minutes must be configured such
that the desired maximum output in l/h is yielded at 100% dosing
output.
Output can be determined for certain stroke rates with the data sheet
for the pump being used, such as for 60 strokes/min, 120 strokes/min,
or 180 strokes/min.
For many pumps, stroke length can also be configured at the pump.
This also makes it possible to adjust the pump capacityto match
needs.
Example:
A maximum pump output of 2.0 l/h is planned for a system. The
maximum stroke frequency on the pump is 180 strokes/min.
Using the pump's data sheet, the desired output of 2.0 l/h is yielded
with maximum stroke length (100 %) and a stroke frequency of 40 %,
i.e. 72 stokes/min.
Therefore, the maximum number of strokes must be set to 72/min in
PoolManager ® in this case. Then PoolManager
dosing pulses per minute at maximum dosing output (100 %). This will
lead to the desired maximum dosing output of 2.0 l/h.
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Changing the care method

The maintenance program (oxygen (02 / Bayrosoft
Bromine (Br)) is changed in the menu
Menu hotkey
Service Functions
Device Type and Care Method
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Select care method (Cl / Br / O2)
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The new program that is desired and a matching code number has to
be entered. The code number depends on the current care method
and on the new care method selected:
Current program New program
PoolManager O2 PoolManager
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PoolManager O2 PoolManager
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PoolManager Cl PoolManager
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PoolManager Cl PoolManager
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PoolManager Br PoolManager
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PoolManager Br PoolManager
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Software update

PoolManager's ® internal software (firmware) can be updated at any
time using a standard USB memory stick.
The most current software version will be available for download in the
retailer section on the BAYROL website.
All software is packed into one file (file size ca. 25 MB). The file name
changes with each version and has the following format, for example:
firmware_PM5-2.2.3-4882.bin. In this example, 2.2.3 indicates the
software's version number.
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Step by step

IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Loss of power during software update
Ensure that PoolManager
with power throughout the entire software update. If
there is a power outage during the updating process,
then the update will fail and will definitely have to be
repeated.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Plugging in the USB memory stick
PoolManager's USB interface supports hot plug &
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play, i.e. the memory stick can be plugged in during
ongoing operation.
However, it is expressly recommended to turn off
PoolManager power supply for plugging in the USB.
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When plugging in during ongoing operation, it's
possible for PoolManager
damaged due to electrostatic charges upon coming into
contact.
1. Copy the file with the current software into the main directory
(root directly) on your USB memory stick (e.g. M:\). Do not,
under any circumstances, copy the file to a sub-directory, for
PoolManager ® only searches for potential software updates in
the root directory.
2. Turn off PoolManager ® power supply.
3. Open the front of PoolManager
following figures.
) / Chlorine (Cl) /
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Code number
Cl 122
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Br 123
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O2 221
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Br 223
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O2 321
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Cl 322
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sensitive electronics to be
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casing as shown in the
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