Do's & Dont's - Toro Micro-Master Series User Manual

controller.
Any four of the eight chemicals can be associated with each program.
The Filter Bank system supports up to eight separate banks of filters.
Each filter bank may contain up to eight filters, and each filter can be assigned to any station output
in the controller.
The Pump Set system supports up to eight separate sets of pumps.
Each pump set may contain up to four pumps, and each pump can be assigned to any station output
in the controller.
Each pump set supports runtime levelling, priority, and can support a VFD as pump 1.
1.2 Do's & Dont's
The Micro-Master Touch controller will give you many years of faithful service, as do all Micro-Master
products, but there are certain requirements that should be observed when using the controller, as
with all electrical equipment.
· Don't leave the door open when you have finished with the controller. Water entering into the
controller via an open door is not covered by your warranty. A burst pipe in a pump shed, for
example, can do a lot of damage.
· Do ensure that all wiring holes in the case are sealed. Ants, mice and slugs can also destroy the
unit if they are allowed entry and will not be covered by your warranty.
· Don't use metal objects to select icons on the LCD screen. You can destroy the touch pad. A
finger, eraser tipped pencil or wand is all that is needed.
· Don't mount the unit where it is exposed to full sun during the day. Temperatures within the unit
may become excessive causing it to fail. Always supply some shade from the elements.
· Do install a backup battery. This will support the unit during any minor power outages.
· Don't use any chemical products to clean the LCD display. A slightly moist clean cloth is all that is
required to lightly wipe away any marks.
· Do use an earthed power source as this will supply greater protection for the unit.
Don't open up the 240v AC side of the controller. These voltages can be lethal, particularly
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if water has entered the case. Always use a licensed support person or return the unit for repair.
· In areas with known voltage fluctuations, or frequent 'brownouts', we recommend that the controller
be connected to a UPS and surge protection device.
© 2014 Toro Australia Pty Ltd
Micro-Master Touch User Guide
2 Ver 1.2, June 2014