Replacing The Configuration Module; Installation Of Optional Supplemental Modules; 4X Power Outputs 4; Troubleshooting - Bayrol PoolManager Chlorine User Manual

50.6

Replacing the configuration module

The configuration module stores PoolManager
Maintenance program, optional add-on functions, etc.
The configuration module is plugged in to a plug socket, making it
easy to replace or to plug into another unit.
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Installation of optional supplemental modules

51.1 4x power outputs 4...20 mA:
PM5-SA4 CONVERTER 4-20MA (Art. no. 127011)
The supplemental module PM5-SA4 KONVERTER 4-20MA (Art. no.
127011) provides four outputs 4-20 mA. A second module can be
added as needed, such that there is a total of four power outputs
available.
The module is simply plugged into one of PoolManager
plugs and then configured in the menu.
The power outputs can be used for the following functions:

Transmitting current measured values (pH, mV, temp.) as power
signal 4-20 mA (for videographic recorders, remote displays,
building management systems)

Triggering external systems
(e.g. variable filter pumps, salt electrolysis systems)
For more details, please refer to the separate documentation for the
PM5-SA4 CONVERTER 4-20MA (Art. no. 127011).
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® device configuration:
The following table shows the typical problems that can arise when
operating PoolManager
are indicated for each of the problems.
The table is broken down according to the modules pH, redox (mV),
Cl, O2 (Bayrosoft
Type of problem
pH measurement
pH control measurement
and unit display show
different values
Calibration failure in
pH calibration
three module
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pH control / pH dosing
The unit shows a dosing
output of 0% although
there is a deviation
between actual value
and setpoint
The dosing pump
continues to run despite
the unit showing a
dosing output of 0%
Dosing pump is running,
but there is no pH
correction
pH value fluctuating
around the setpoint
pH value deviates from
setpoint over a longer
period of time

Troubleshooting

® . Potential causes and remediation measures
), and temperature.
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Potential cause of the
problem
Calibration erroneous or
was a long time ago
Erroneous entry of
calibration values
Electrode contaminated
or defective
Moisture in cable
Measurement amplifier
defective
Dosing is blocked by an
alarm (flow, level, or
dosing time alarm)
Start delay still running
Fuse on the dosing
pump is burnt
Dosing relay defective
Dosing pump defective
Container is empty
Dosing pump has sucked
in air and is no longer
dosing
pH control dosing output
is too high
pH control dosing output
is too low
Remediation of the
problem
Perform a new
calibration
Repeat calibration
Use sensor cleaner or 5-
10% hydrochloric acid to
clean the electrode and
then rinse with distilled
water. If the electrode
does not calibrate after
this, then it has to be
replaced.
Dry or replace cable
Device has to be
repaired or replaced
Remediate alarm cause
Acknowledge alarm
Wait for end of start
delay
Replace fuse (2SB)
Replace the respective
relay
Replace the dosing
pump
Replace maintenance
product
Remove air from dosing
head
Set a higher value for the
p-range, which will lower
dosing output.
Reducing the minimum
switch-on time hinders
overdosage.
Set a lower value for the
p-range, which will
increase dosing output.
An increase in minimum
switch-on time will result
in the setpoint be
approached more
quickly.
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