Pentair FLECK 5810 Service Manual page 12

MASTER SETTINGS PROGRAMMING
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The reserve should be set to ensure that the system delivers
treated water between the time the system capacity is depleted
and the actual regeneration time. Reserves can be set at a
Fixed Volume, Fixed Percentage of capacity, a Variable Reserve
based on the previous calendar day's water usage, or a Weekly
Reserve based on the average water usage for the current day
of the week. The default for the day override parameter is OFF,
and the default reserve type is Weekly Reserve.
A Softener Delayed control will also start a regeneration cycle
at the selected Regeneration Time if a number of days equal
to the Day Override pass before water usage depletes the
calculated system capacity.
If the regen type is changed from Softener Immediate to
Softener Delayed (or vice-versa), all parameters within those
types will be reset to factory default.
Filter Immediate
Regenerates the system immediately after the selected Volume
Override value is depleted. A Filter Immediate control will also
start a regeneration cycle at the selected Regeneration Time if
a number of days equal to the Day Override pass before water
usage depletes the calculated system capacity.
Filter Delayed
Regenerates the system at the selected Regeneration Time
after the selected Volume Override value is depleted. A Filter
Delayed control will also start a regeneration cycle at the
selected Regeneration Time if a number of days equal to the
Day Override pass before water usage depletes the calculated
system capacity.
NOTE: If Filter Immediate or Filter Delayed are selected,
Regenerant Flow selections are limited to Filter and
Upflow Filter.
Regeneration Screen
From the main Master Settings screen (Figure 17) press the
regen button to display the Regeneration screen.
Figure 22 Regeneration Screen
Adjusting Regeneration settings will turn any set
CAUTION
relays off. Any required relays will need to be
reprogrammed in the Relay Output screen.
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• regen flow: Contains settings for the type of regenerant
flow to be used in the valve. Changes to this setting
affects the cycle steps displayed in the Regeneration
Cycle Wheel on the Home screen. Regenerant flow cycle
steps are described below. See TOUCHSCREEN CONTROL
FEATURES for cycle step definitions.
• upflow: Cycle steps are as follows: Draw, Backwash,
Rinse, Refill
• downflow: Cycle steps are as follows: Backwash, Draw,
Rinse, Refill
• downflow 2X backwash: Cycle steps are as follows:
Backwash, Draw, Backwash, Rinse, Refill
• filter / upflow filter : Cycle steps are as follows:
Backwash, Rinse
• custom upflow / downflow: Allows for up to 20
programmable cycle steps.
• variable refill: Cycle steps are as follows: Refill, Pause,
Draw, Backwash, Rinse. Variable refill calculates refill
time based on salt dosage, media volume, and BLFC
size.
• downflow no hard water bypass: Cycle steps are as
follows: Backwash, Draw, Rinse, Refill. This setting
prevents hard water from flowing through the system
during regeneration (5812 only).
Relay Output Screen
From the main Master Settings screen (Figure 17) press the
relay button to display the Relay Outputs screen.
Figure 23 Relay Outputs Screen
• auxiliary 1 / auxiliary 2: Contains settings for
programming up to two auxiliary relay outputs. There are
three types of relays that can be programmed:
• Cycle Based: The relay will turn on when the valve
moves to the specified regeneration cycle steps. To
program, select each cycle step button for which the
relay should turn on.
• Time Based: The relay will turn on and off at up to two
specified start and end times.
• Volume Based: The relay will turn on when the valve
has treated a specified volume of water. Duration can
be set for up to two hours.
• Alarm Based: The relay will turn on when the specified
alarm condition (or any alarm condition) is met. The
relay will turn off when the alarm is cleared.