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- Page 1 PoolCop ® “Your pool on automatic pilot” Installer and User Manual Date: 31 January 2017 Manual Version: V31EN Firmware Version: V31 Product Versions: PoolCop, PoolCop Junior...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Declaration of Conformity CE ............................7 Important Information, Safety Notices and Precautions ....................7 Section 2 Warranty, Records ....................... 9 PoolCop Warranty Registration Card ..........................10 PoolCop Warranty ................................11 PoolCop Configuration Card ............................12 PoolCop Maintenance ............................... 13 Section 3 Installation Guide ....................... - Page 4 Figure 6 - 2.0" valve O-ring ................................................ 21 Figure 7 – Wagon wheel gasket and valve housing greasing ..................................21 Figure 8 - PoolCop Orientation viewed from the top ....................................... 21 Figure 9 - Cables entries ................................................22 Figure 10 – Power supply wiring .............................................. 22 Figure 11 –...
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Page 5: Introduction
Notes, Cautions, Warnings and other Definitions ......................6 Declaration of Conformity CE ............................7 Important Information, Safety Notices and Precautions ....................7 Norms and connexions ............................... 7 Location and Handling ................................ 8 www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 6: Notes, Cautions, Warnings And Other Definitions
The instructions, procedures, or requirements are mandatory depending on relevant conditions. A planned change in an indication, annunciation, or message is observed to occur as expected. Check the Verify state or condition prior to proceeding. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 7: Declaration Of Conformity Ce
Instructions given below are all important for your safety. Your PoolCop is a product of superior design, engineering and manufacture and should be treated with care. The information contained in this section will help you fulfil the warranty obligations and enjoy this product for many years. -
Page 8: Location And Handling
O C A T I O N A N D A N D L I N G Your PoolCop is reliable, easy to operate and of robust design. All electronic equipment, however, must be handled with care. Use PoolCop and the associated equipment only for the purpose intended. -
Page 9: Warranty, Records
PoolCop Maintenance ............................... 13 Routine Pool Maintenance ............................... 13 PoolCop Maintenance ............................... 13 Closing the pool for the winter (Winterise) ........................16 Re-commissioning the PoolCop for the Season ......................16 www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 10: Poolcop Warranty Registration Card
P a g e | 1 0 P o o l C o p M a n u a l : V 3 1 E N PoolCop Warranty Registration Card PCFR SAS Review the warranty details in the product manual. -
Page 11: Poolcop Warranty
P o o l C o p M a n u a l : V 3 1 E N P a g e | 1 1 PoolCop Warranty Before using the product, we recommend that you carefully read the user manual in which you will find all the usual precautions. -
Page 12: Poolcop Configuration Card
Input 1: Input 2: Function: Function: Action when: OPEN CLOSED Action when: OPEN CLOSED PoolCop: Optional Integrated Water Treatment pH Control (AUX 7) pH Reduction: AutoChlor Installed: YES / NO MAX Dosing: Mode AUTO: ON / OFF Duration MIN: pH Mode:... -
Page 13: Poolcop Maintenance
Basic maintenance needs to be carried out to ensure that your PoolCop successfully manages your pool. 2.4.2.1 Regular Periodic Checks Check for Alerts: Alerts and notifications are PoolCop’s way of communicating with you about the state of the pool. Check the ... - Page 14 P o o l C o p M a n u a l : V 3 1 E N 2.4.2.3 Visit check list The following check will help you to maintain PoolCop in good conditions and to optimize your visits. Date:...
- Page 15 Annual Service Check Battery Calibrate Sensors Check Leaks Inspect Valve Gasket, Grease. PoolCop is guaranteed for 2 years provided that warranty conditions are met. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR...
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Page 16: Closing The Pool For The Winter (Winterise)
2.4.2.5 Leaving Your Pool, Going On Holiday When leaving your pool for a few weeks, such as when going on holiday, your PoolCop will take care of all filtration and water treatment as normal. It is recommended that you do the following quick checks, prior to leaving on holiday: Remove all leaves and debris from the pool and baskets. -
Page 17: Installation Guide
Connecting Auxiliary Relays ............................. 44 Connecting an Automatic Valve on Waste Line ......................46 Connecting Inputs ................................47 Completing the Installation .............................. 49 Commissioning PoolCop ..............................49 Post Installation Inspection, Documentation, Procedures ................... 50 Post Installation Inspection .............................. 50 Post Installation Documentation ............................. 50 Post Installation Procedures ............................. -
Page 18: General
steps are completed in the correct sequence. It is recommended that the PoolCop Configuration Card be used to keep notes of settings, configuration and notes during the installation; this will facilitate easy completion of the required post installation documentation. - Page 19 PoolCop from any computer, tablet or Smartphone. PoolCopilot is a server based control and monitoring application, accessed via the web. Before starting the PoolCop installation, the installer must confirm the following in direct discussion with the pool owner: PoolCop Main Unit is compatible with the pool’s filter.
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Page 20: Installing The Main Unit
CAUTION: Incorrect gluing negatively affects the bonding quality and water tightness. The valve housing is made with ABS, slip threaded pieces and PoolCop connector kits are in ABS. Never use solvents, solvent based cleaners or primers. Never use solvent based adhesives. -
Page 21: Installing The Power Supply Unit
Apply a layer of pure silicon grease provided) on the wagon wheel gasket and inside the valve housing. You can also apply some grease or lubricant to the O-ring gaskets. Figure 8 - PoolCop Orientation viewed from the top Figure 7 – Wagon wheel gasket and valve housing greasing... -
Page 22: Figure 9 - Cables Entries
115/120VAC. Check that the external switch on the left side of the Power Supply Unit is “0”. Check that the internal switch on the electronic board in ON. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 23: Figure 11 - Terminals
400VA pH Control Aux7 250V Table 1 Relays and Power Ratings Relays K3 – K8 not available for PoolCop Junior WARNING: Never exceed the power ratings. Always conform to local installation norms and requirements. CAUTION: If you are unsure of the applicable wattage rating, contact the distributor of the auxiliary apparatus to confirm prior to connection. -
Page 24: Figure 12 - Single Phase Pump Connection
The pool pump will have an independent supply, and the PUMP relay K1 will be used to control the external three-phase pump relay. The PUMP relay limit is 1600W Figure 13 - Three-Phase Pump Connection www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 25: Figure 14 - Pentair Intelliflo Vsd With Intellicomm
A R I A B L E P E E D U M P See the VARIABLE SPEED PUMPS GUIDE downloadable on our internet website www.poolcop.com in RESOURCES /DOWNLOADS section for compatibility, connection, control and programming. 3.4.3.1 Pentair IntelliFlo VSD (with IntelliComm drive) Figure 14 - Pentair IntelliFlo VSD with IntelliComm 3.4.3.2 Pentair SuperFlo VS... -
Page 26: Figure 16 - Hayward Ecostar
P o o l C o p M a n u a l : V 3 1 E N 3.4.3.3 Hayward EcoStar Figure 16 - Hayward EcoStar 3.4.3.4 Hayward VSTD Series Figure 17 - Hayward VSTD Series www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 27: Figure 18 - Speck Badu Eco-Touch
P a g e | 2 7 3.4.3.5 Speck BADU Eco Touch Figure 18 - Speck Badu Eco-Touch 3.4.3.6 Speck BADU 90 Eco Motion Figure 19 - Speck Badu Eco Motion www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 28: Figure 20 - Zodiac Flopro Vs
Figure 21 - Invertek Optidrive e2 inverter 3.4.3.9 Binary Combination This is option is not related to a specific pump, but can be used to control several mono speed pumps. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 29: Water Treatment
(slaved to filtration/circulation) or using water condition sensors and internal algorithms. There are three types of sensors available, the sensors have the same dimensions and fit the same housing in the PoolCop Main Unit:... -
Page 30: Ph Control
Alerts. However, independent pH control systems can be installed with the PoolCop. In this case PoolCop can be used to measure pH and trigger Alerts if the pH is out of the normal range. -
Page 31: Figure 27 - Dosing Pump Connexion
The electrode can be calibrated using pH buffer fluids or liquids of known pH. It is recommended to calibrate pH using an external buffer liquid or pool water in an isolated container, rather than in the PoolCop itself. This avoids the risk of stray currents in the pool affecting the calibration sequence. -
Page 32: Disinfection
3.5.4.1.1 Information and Guidance PoolCop auxiliary relays can be used for timed dosing of chemicals such as chlorine, bromine, active oxygen, PHMB, etc. or for the timed control of external water treatment systems External equipment or an ON/OFF dosing pump (peristaltic or electromagnetic) with installation kit is required. -
Page 33: Figure 28 - Connecting Dosing Pump To Aux6
ORP Control Programming 3.5.4.3 Chemical Dosing, by Injection Liquid chemicals (such as liquid chlorine or active oxygen) can be dosed as disinfectant or remnant, controlled by PoolCop using timers on Auxiliary relays 2-6 or by ORP on Auxiliary Relay 6. -
Page 34: Figure 29 - Solenoid Valve Connection For Flow Control
Ensure that an appropriate daily duration is set. Ensure that the auxiliary is slaved. 3.5.4.4.1.2 Flow Control Using ORP Connect the electrical supply to the flow control valve via PoolCop AUX 6 (same wiring diagram as above but using Aux6) In the WATER AND TREATMENT menu, programme CONTROL. -
Page 35: Figure 30 - Salt Sytem Connection
P a g e | 3 5 3.5.4.5.3 Configuration and Control Using Timers Connect the electrical supply to the chlorinator via an appropriate PoolCop Auxiliary relay; AUX 6 is recommended if this is not being used for ORP control. -
Page 36: General Information
Ionisation requires a remnant chemical for oxidation. Consider using time daily control (3.5.4.1) for appropriate remnant chemicals. The PoolCop has integrated ionisation functionality. The Ioniser Kit is required. CAUTION: As a preventative measure, set Ioniser to OFF for new pools during the first 3 months of the pool’s use. -
Page 37: Figure 31 - Ioniser Electrodes
3.5.4.6.4 Ioniser Electrode Check and Replacement Procedure Check the Electrodes every 4 months; your PoolCop will remind you by means of an Alert. It is recommended that your installer checks and replaces the Ioniser Electrodes. If you would prefer to carry out this maintenance function yourself, closely follow the procedure below. If in any doubt, contact your installer for further guidance and support. - Page 38 Removing the ioniser plugs from the housing or changing electrodes whilst there is pressure or a head of water in the valve and piping can cause water to flood the Main Unit causing damage to the equipment and risk of injury. Open the PoolCop lid. Disconnect the two ioniser banana plugs ...
- Page 39 3.5.4.7 Other External Disinfection Equipment PoolCop auxiliary relays may be used to control the electrical power supply to external water disinfection equipment such as UV, Ozone, etc. Relays can also be used to control injection of chemicals (chlorine, etc.) using Timed Daily Control (see 3.5.4.1).
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Page 40: Installing Options
Depending on versions, refit the faceplate and dome nuts. Switch the PoolCop ON. Check the PoolCop Main Unit LCD main screen; water and air temperature will alternately display. Refit the transparent cover to the Power Supply Unit. ... -
Page 41: Figure 34 -Water Line Level Sensor
Figure 35 - Buffer tank water level sensors PCB Label Cable colour Tag on the sensor WL (COM) Blue WL (LOW) Blue WL (HIGH) Blue WL (PROT) Blue Table 3 Buffer tank Version, with 4 sensors www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 42: Figure 36 - Skimmer Water Level Sensor
Feed the cable through a compression gland into the PSU. Connect the 4 cores to the connector on J20 (see Figure 37 Connecting Water level ). Figure 37 Connecting Water level www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... - Page 43 Connect the 2 core wire from the valve solenoid to the connector on J13 marked SOL (24V AC) according to Figure 37 Connecting Water level. Polarity is not important. Reconnect electrical power supply to the PoolCop PSU. Switch the PSU ON.
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Page 44: Figure 38 - Auxiliaries Connection Terminal
With a waste valve, Aux5 is dedicated to this valve Each auxiliary relay has its own dedicated timer, programmed in the PoolCop CONFIGURATION menu. Auxiliary relays can be given a default name or a custom name from the list available. Relays can be slaved to the pump. -
Page 45: Figure 39 - Single Phase 240Vac Auxiliary
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Page 46: Figure 42 - Additonal Relays
The valve must be controlled via the AUX5 relay and must be appropriately programmed in the 'Filter data" section. Figure 43 - Waste valve connexion Usually pilot solenoid valves are controlled with 24VAC which is available inside PoolCop PSU. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26... -
Page 47: Figure 44 - Connecting Inputs
N P U T S Several types of sensors can be connected to the PoolCop to add functionality and trigger alerts. The PoolCop can be assigned to any predefined functions with direct action (action when the contact is closed) or reverse action (action when the contact is open). -
Page 48: Figure 46 - Suction Wandwith Low Level Detection
3.6.5.3 Pool Cover Detection An external pool cover sensor can be connected to an input to inform PoolCop that the cover is in the closed position. Programming in the Pool Data menu then allows for adjustment of filtration duration (in ECO+) and water treatments. -
Page 49: Completing The Installation
If this equipment stays on for longer than 2 seconds, IMMEDIATELY switch OFF the PSU. Recheck all connections. If only the pump runs, disconnect the circuit breaker, switch ON the PoolCop and reset factory default settings. Now reconnect the pump circuit breaker and continue with commissioning. -
Page 50: Post Installation Inspection, Documentation, Procedures
N S T A L L A T I O N R O C E D U R E S Ensure that the client has a broad knowledge of the installation, understands the functions of the PoolCop and the implications of the various alerts: Introduce system and point out main components and their functions. -
Page 51: User Guide
Your pool will be a healthier swimming environment for you to enjoy with your friends and family. Remember, your PoolCop is not a repair system. Pay prompt attention to any Alerts given by the PoolCop. In the unlikely event of malfunctions do not hesitate to call your installer. -
Page 52: Menus
Pump Data Filter Data Configuration Aux IDs Inputs Factory Settings * AUTOCHLOR is only displayed if the AUTOCHLOR gas chlorination system (no longer commercially available) is correctly installed and detected. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 53: Manual Control
Control is installed. This can only be accomplished with the Measure pH pump OFF. To ensure an accurate pH reading, wait a few Measurement minutes after the pump is switched OFF. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 54: Filtration Modes
Programme filtration timers and duration, manually or in automatic modes. Whenever quitting the FILTRATION MODES menu, PoolCop checks and adjust the status of the pump and auxiliaries, and switches them ON or OFF as required to match programmed running times. Cycle1 =00:00-00:00 Filtration is stopped. -
Page 55: Auxiliary Modes
Programme auxiliary timers, and set them as slaved to run with the pump only, or on specific day. Whenever quitting the AUXILIARY MODES menu, PoolCop checks and adjust the status of the pump and auxiliaries, and switches them ON or OFF as required to match programmed running times. AUX channels 1-5 operate in the same manner. -
Page 56: Water And Treament
Set and adjust system Time and Date. Whenever quitting the TIME/DATE menu, PoolCop checks and adjust the status of the pump and auxiliaries, and switches them ON or OFF as required to match programmed running times. NOTE: PoolCop does not automatically adjust for daylight saving time, unless connected to the PoolCopilot server. -
Page 57: Configuration
Language Low water temperature to stop water treatment. Stop Water Treatment Factory Settings In Service mode, PoolCop does not launch automatic Service Mode operation. Solely manual commands are executed. Displays the version number of the software and resets Reset the default settings. -
Page 58: Using And Settings
Every display has a 15 second timeout to go back to Time/Date the previous menu. The display will timeout to the Configuration main POOLCOP display within approximately 1 minute. S E L E C T Q U I T www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline”... -
Page 59: Filtration And Pump Control
Start the Pump Normally, the filtration pump is controlled automatically by PoolCop using filtration in manual timer or automatic modes. If however you want to run the pump at another time, or need to restart the pump after stopping it for any reason, this is done from MANUAL CONTROL. - Page 60 Change the Pump Speed This feature is available with variable speed pumps only; for installation configuration see the PoolCop Variable Speed Pump Guide. Pump speed is linked to filtration and filter cleaning cycles; the speed can be changed by the user with the pump ON and this speed will be maintained until the next programmed Filtration Timer cycle commences or until the next filter cleaning cycle starts.
- Page 61 Your PoolCop now automatically controls the pump and filter system to carry out a backwash and a rinse cycle based on settings programmed. The display will show progress and pressures as your PoolCop cleans the filter automatically. Once the cycle is complete, the system returns to normal operation.
- Page 62 0 1 / 0 6 / 2 0 1 4 Valve : Filter Pump AUTO : 0.98 On the PoolCop main display, next to Pump you will see the Water Temp : 28 °C mode in which the pump and filtration are running, or OFF.
- Page 63 TIMER mode, filtration durations are not managed by PoolCop but chosen by the end user who must then make sure to correctly set the duration according to pool needs. A too long duration will waste energy and a too short one may not allow to keep the pool in good conditions.
- Page 64 Filter; activating the mode will reposition the valve to Filter. FORCED mode, the maximum daily duration is limited to 23:00; with either one or two stopped periods to allow for PoolCop measurement functions and daily self-test to occur. Normal automatic filter cleaning may occur during FORCED mode.
- Page 65 It is recommended to set both filtration cycles (Cycle 1 and Cycle 2) for best results. It is recommended to leave a gap of at least 30 minutes between two timer cycles to allow PoolCop to take necessary measurements make subsequent adjustments and carry out the periodic backwash if selected.
- Page 66 PoolCop has two means of detecting a freezing risk. It is recommended that BOTH freezing protections be utilised and that freezing protection be selected ON in the POOL DATA menu throughout the year.
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Page 67: Water Level Control
Rinse Press SELECT; the pump will stop (if ON) and the valve S E L E C T Q U I T will rotate to the WASTE position. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 68: Water Treatment
Setting any timer to 00:00-00:00 (or any combination with same start and stop times) deactivates that timer. Whenever quitting the AUXILIARIES MODES menu, PoolCop checks and adjust the status of the auxiliaries, and switches them ON or OFF as required to match programmed running times. 4.4.7.1 Switch Auxiliaries ON/OFF... -
Page 69: Troubleshooting And Alerts
O W E R A I L U R E Your PoolCop will automatically detect a mains power supply failure and revert to the safe and low power mode, powered by the backup battery. 4.5.2.1 Main AC Power Fails or is Disconnected All functions will be de-activated automatically. -
Page 70: Alerts And System Messages
E S S A G E S An Alert or a System Message is the way PoolCop notifies you of something out of the ordinary. The ALERT button flashes to attract your attention. Alerts can be one of four types: REMIND: a task that should be done soon to prevent any deterioration of pool condition. -
Page 71: Programming Guide
This programming guide is structured to guide you through a complete programming sequence, as needed on installation and/or after a reset of default Factory Settings. Whilst programming the PoolCop, it is recommended to note the parameters on the PoolCop Configuration Card, see 2.3 Prior to Commencing Programming... -
Page 72: Filtration Mode Menu
Set Cycle 1 as desired. Duration will be taken into account when calculating Cycle 2 duration. Set the Cycle 2 Filtration ON time. PoolCop calculates and sets the OFF time, with X indicated. The duration is automatically calculated based on the average measured temperatures during filtration in the last 24 hour period. -
Page 73: Auxiliaries Modes Menu
Setting any timer to 00:00-00:00 deactivates that timer. Whenever quitting the AUXILIARIES MODES menu, PoolCop checks the status of the auxiliaries, and switches them ON or OFF as required to match programmed running times. I M E S Set fixed duration with ON and OFF times. -
Page 74: Water And Treatment Menu
Q U I T When PoolCop is updating the water level, the last known value blinks on the screen. No action will be taken as long as the new level is not refreshed (displayed level value will stop blinking). An update is performed every 15minutes when the pump is stopped. - Page 75 120 seconds Set the duration for the water reduction cycle; Entries: 10–600 seconds If the level is detected V_HIGH, then PoolCop will reduce water level following this logic: Water will preferably be consumed for backwashing the filter (if permitted, •...
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Page 76: Calibrate Ph
Make sure to keep at least 30 minutes between filtration cycles to allow pH to work properly. 5.4.3.1 Installed INSTALLED: YES PoolCop will control the pH according to set point value. pH Default: Control display will be activated; pH Control Alerts will be activated. - Page 77 5.4.3.5 Setpoint current temperature °C Display of Data only PoolCop automatically adjusts the required pH Setpoint as a function of temperature to ensure year round optimal water treatment. This adjusted Setpoint is displayed against current water temperature. This corrected Setpoint is the actual value of pH the PoolCop will aim to maintain.
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Page 78: Orp Control
S E L E C T Q U I T 5.4.4.1.1 Installed INSTALLED: YES PoolCop will control the pH according to set point value. Default: OR Control display will be activated; ORP Control Alerts will be activated. Entries: YES; If set to NO, these functions are deactivated. -
Page 79: Ionisation
5.4.5.1.3 Mode AUTO Default: With MODE AUTO: ON the PoolCop uses water temperature to set the ionizer to Entries: optimum dosing current. This is the recommended setting. With MODE AUTO: OFF, dosing is at a fixed current. See Suggested Ioniser Settings in Table 5 Suggested Ioniser Settings. -
Page 80: Time/Date Menu
E T T I N G I M E Set and adjust system Time. Entries: PoolCop does not adjust for daylight saving (unless connected to the PoolCopilot server). E T T I N G A T E Set and adjust system Date. -
Page 81: Configuration Menu
30 minutes. CAUTION: PoolCop freezing protections can only assist in the protection of equipment. PoolCop cannot guarantee that damage will be avoided under all circumstances, as this depends on many factors. No responsibility will be accepted for damage caused due to freezing. - Page 82 P o o l C o p M a n u a l : V 3 1 E N To be effective, this functionality assumes the connection of pool cover, or mobile floor limit switch to a PoolCop input. (see 5.6.5 Inputs).
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Page 83: Pump Data
SINGLE SPEED PUMP; UP arrow and press SELECT; now use the arrows to select the pump make and PENTAIR IntelliComm ; model installed. Refer to the PoolCop Variable Speed Pump Guide for further PENTAIR SuperFlo VS ; details including connecting and programming. - Page 84 If the alert “WARN: VALVE ROTATION” displays when the valve should rotate AND the water temperature indication is normal, increase this setting incrementally and progressively. 5.6.2.4 Activate Pump Protection PoolCop protects the pump, by switching OFF the pump and integrated water Default: treatments in the event pressure measured is below the Prot. Pressure for 8 Entries: YES;...
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Page 85: Filter Data
If the periodic cleaning is not required, select 0 days. 5.6.3.3 Waste Valve Select YES if an automatic waste valve is fitted on the waste line. This valve will be Default: opened by PoolCop when the "main" valve is on Waste, Backwash or Rinse Entries: YES; positions. - Page 86 Rinse Displayed if CLEANING: AUTO CLEANING: MANUAL. Default: 10 seconds Set the desired rinse duration. Entries: 10 – 180 seconds Refer to the filter manual for recommended rinse duration. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR...
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Page 87: Aux Id's
Pool Cleaner; Pool Heating; Disinfection; Salt System; Remnant; Ozone; Spa; Fountain; Bore Hole; Pool House; Garden 1; Garden 2; Garden 3; Default – AUX # will be displayed, eg: “AUX1” www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 88: Inputs
Set digital inputs behaviour Thermostat AntiFrz Action when open S E L E C T Q U I T 5.6.5.1 Input Name Various inputs can be installed and configured for use with PoolCop. Default Free Entries: Free; Thermostat AntiFrz; Disinf Consumables;... - Page 89 Generates an alarm in the non-closed position. If the pool is equipped with a variable speed pump, PoolCop switches on the speed n ° 1. When the cover is re-opened during a cycle of operation of the pump, the speed associated with this cycle is restored.
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Page 90: Factory Settings
Choose the temperature value to stop all ORP driven disinfection systems. Should the chosen temperature be 0°C, the protection will be disabled. 5.6.6.3 Service Mode Service mode stops all its automatic PoolCop actions. Every connected device (pump, Default: Auxiliaries, water refill…) is stopped when using this mode. -
Page 91: Poolcopilot Web Module
The purchase of the PoolCopilot Module entitles you to free unlimited access to the PoolCopilot server. Any new subscription to PoolCopilot includes a year’s free access to all Premium functions. www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26... -
Page 92: Unpacking And Pre-Installation
Ensure that the filtration can be stopped for approximately one hour. Ensure that the PoolCop Firmware is version V26.0 or higher. This can be verified on the PoolCop control interface in the MENU -> CONFIGURATION -> FACTORY SETTINGS. -
Page 93: Installation Of The Communication Module
REM (GND) Figure 51 - Web Module terminal Pass the cable from the PoolCopilot module into the PoolCop Power Supply Unit via one of the holes and using a compression gland (not supplied). Connect the PoolCopilot module cable, respecting the labels and colours: The connectors are coloured and labelled: •... -
Page 94: Poolcopilot Web Module Connection
Refit the faceplate of the PoolCop Power Supply Unit, and secure the 4 dome nuts. Establish the electrical power supply to the Power Supply Unit. Place the switch of the PoolCop Power Supply Unit to ON and wait for the valve rotation to complete. NOTE: Depending on the timer settings, the filtration may start automatically. -
Page 95: Server Connection And Pool Setup
This operation requires the use of a computer with an internet browser of your choice. It can be done from any location, though it is preferable to remain in close proximity to the PoolCop should any communication issues arise. O M P A T I B L E... -
Page 96: Adding Your First Pool And Poolcopilot Module Automatically
The Mac Address is the unique identification of • the new PoolCop. This code is written on the sticker located on the PoolCopilot Web RJ45 module inside the ABS Box. The nickname allows easy identification of the •... -
Page 97: Access Pool Or Pools
In the case where you are managing one swimming pol, you will be automatically directed to the Control Panel. after logging on. The connection status between PoolCop and the server can be viewed on the top left. This allows you to ascertain that data is up to date nd valid. -
Page 98: Poolcopilot Functions
E S S A G E S “The MAC address is already in use”: check the MAC address “No PoolCop associated with the following address:…”: check the MAC address “The MAC Address field is not a proper MAC address”: check the MAC address... -
Page 99: Technical Specifications
P o o l C o p M a n u a l : V 3 1 E N P a g e | 9 9 ECHNICAL PECIFICATIONS Section 7 PoolCop ..................................... 100 PoolCop Junior ................................. 100 Air Temperature Sensor ..............................100 pH Sensor ..................................101 pH+ORP Sensors ................................101 Water Level Control ................................. 101 Ioniser ....................................102 PoolCopilot RJ45 Web Module ............................ -
Page 100: Poolcop
Long Allen screws, nuts and washers Short Allen screws , nuts and washers Diffuser with moulded gasket 1.5 Diffuser with moulded gasket 2.0 Adapter 2" Allen screws PoolCop Installer and User Guide Technical Specifications Power Supply 240VAC, 50Hz 240VAC, 50Hz Current (Primary) -
Page 101: Ph Sensor
24 VAC 24 VAC Temperature range 5°C - 45°C 5°C - 45°C 5°C - 45°C Cable length Height 70mm 25mm 40mm Width 45mm 30mm 25mm Deep 15mm 45mm 25mm www.poolcop.com Technical Support “Hotline” +33 (0)4 90 09 54 26 PCFR... -
Page 102: Ioniser
PoolCopilot RJ45 Web Module Components PoolCopilot RJ45 Web Module Subscription “premium unlimited” 365 days Technical Specifications Serial to Ethernet Server SB700EX Power Supply from PoolCop 12VDC, conforms Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 2006/95/EC Current 0 to 100mA DC Connection RJ45 female Module Box Protection IP66 www.poolcop.com... -
Page 103: Notes
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