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= 0 and lastly, before leaving, he sets the PW so as to be sure that the machine is already protected without any
further action).
If the password is lost there are 2 possibilities for editing the parameters of the E.Box:
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Make a note of all the parameter values, reset the e.box with the factory values. The reset operation deletes
all the e.box parameters, including the password. See chapter RESET AND FACTORY SETTINGS
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Make a note of the number present on the password page, send a mail with this number to your service
centre, in a few days you will be sent the password to unlock the E.Box.
10 PANEL PROTECTIONS AND ALARMS
If an error occurs, this is indicated by the E.box in several ways:
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The error leds light up on the main interface
the panel or of a pump. The number of blinks indicates the type of error.
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Indication on the display (if present). As well as indicating the type of error, the models with a display indicated
when the error occurred, and how many times. There is also an error log.
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Remote indication. The error signal can be sent by remote control to a siren, a telephone dial or other means.
For this function there are the relays Q1, Q2 and Q3. For further information, see table 17.
10.1 Errors indicated by alarm leds and relays
This type of signal is always available with all models of E.Box and consists of:
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3 error leds that indicate where the error occurred, on the overall system or on the pump P1 or P2.
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A number of blinks of these leds that indicates the type of error.
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A remote signal on the relays: Q1 Q2 Q3. This signal can be used to turn on sirens and/or blinking or fixed
lights. These contacts can also be sent to a telephone dial to obtain alarms via GSM. In general, Q1 indicates
errors of the pump P1, Q2 those of the pump P2, and Q3 those of the system.
The table below indicates the following for each alarm, indicated by leds and relays:
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Brief description. More detailed descriptions are supplied in the following paragraphs.
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Alarm symbol.
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Number of blinks of the pump alarm leds.
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Number of blinks of the system alarm leds.
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If the alarm is self-resetting or if resetting must be done manually with the pump alarm reset or global reset
buttons.
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If the alarm is blocking or if it still allows operation of the panel.
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Which relay contacts are closed in the presence of the alarm. In general, Q1 indicates errors of the pump P1,
Q2 those of the pump P2, and Q3 those of the system.
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, the position of the led indicates whether it is an error of
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