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Programming the Outputs
The next sections of this manual, 10.6.1 through
10.6.5, show how to set up these types of feed.
10.6.1 Feed Based on a Water Meter
A water meter feed lets you choose how long to run
a pump or feeder based on a particular number of
gallons or liters accumulated on a meter. Change
the set-points anytime to adjust the amount of
chemical feed.
Prior to these program steps, you need to enable a
water meter input. See
9.1.1 Enabling an Analog
and
or Digital Input
10.3 Enable and Configure a
Relay.
1- Press MENU, then
2- Scroll down to Set Feed Mode and press
OK
3- Scroll down to the relay you wish to
configure and press OK.
4- Scroll down to Water Meter and Press OK.
5- Scroll down to the water meter you will be
basing the feed upon and press F1, (Select).
A box will appear on the display to the left of
the input. Press OK.
Use the arrows to edit the number of gallons
6-
needed to start the feed timer, then edit the
feed time value. Use the F1 OTHER key to
toggle between these values.
Press OK to save.
7-
If you have a pulse frequency output relay, the feed
choice will not be in seconds, it will be in PPM.
Based on the size of the pump, the controller will
pulse the output until the calculated amount of
milliliters is dispensed.
Pulse outputs 6-9 use a PPM set-point, not time.
10.6.2 Feed Based on a Sensor
(See also
10.6.5 Feed Based on a Sensor with
Event
Control)
A sensor based relay will turn on a pump or valve
depending on the ON and OFF set-points you set for
this relay.
Prior to these program steps, you need to enable an
analog sensor input. See
and
Input
10.3 Enable and Configure a
1- Press MENU.
2- Scroll down to Set Feed Mode and press
OK
3- Scroll down to the relay you wish to use
and press OK.
4- Scroll down to Sensor Control and press
OK.
5- Scroll down to the sensor you wish to use
and press F1, Select.
6- Use the arrows to edit the On set-point.
Press F1, OTHER to toggle between the
On and Off values.
7- Press OK to save.
range to control the speed of the pulses
to the pump.
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9.1.1 Enabling an Analog
Pulse outputs use a proportional
Relay.
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