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Installation and operating instructions
KEMPER KHS-USB adapter cable (connection,
KHS- Mini System Control -MASTER- with PC)
with configuration and read-out software
Figure 686 02 016
1. Scope of application
The USB adapter cable with configuration and read-out software facilitates connecting and feedforwarding the customer's
PC to the KHS-Mini System Control -MASTER-.
System settings and configuration of the operating modes, time, temperatures and flushing volumes can be made from the
PC and when complete, can be copied to the control.
To document flushing measures, accruing errors and parameter changes, this data can be read-out from the control and
subsequently saved as csv-files.
2. Software installation
PC system requirements:
Windows XP or higher monitor resolution min. 1024 x 600, on free USB connection
1. Insert the CD ROM in the PC CD-ROM drive
2. Start setup.exe
3. Confirm the welcome window with OK
4. Start the installation with the PC button
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Summary of Contents for Kemper 686 02 016
- Page 1 Installation and operating instructions KEMPER KHS-USB adapter cable (connection, KHS- Mini System Control -MASTER- with PC) with configuration and read-out software Figure 686 02 016 1. Scope of application The USB adapter cable with configuration and read-out software facilitates connecting and feedforwarding the customer's PC to the KHS-Mini System Control -MASTER-.
- Page 2 5. Confirm Programme Group with next 6. Confirm the installation with OK 7. Open software in – Programmes - Kemper – Kemper KHS Mini-System.exe The shortcut to the desktop is automatic generated, ICON Kemper KHS Mini-System is displayed, then double click GO.
- Page 3 3. Connection, KHS- Mini System Control -MASTER- with PC Note 1: Before operating the software programme, the first installation on the MASTER has to be completed when starting for the first time (Language, date, time). Connection to the -MASTER-: Remove the black screw cap and insert USB adapter the cable plug into the jack on the - MASTER-.
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Page 4: General System Settings
4. General system settings You can set the following general system settings in the boxes in the middle 1. Language: Choose the language for the PC software user-interface 2. Time and date: Apply from the PC into the control, automatic summer/winter time switching activated or deactivated 3. - Page 5 Delete FTDI USB driver: If you experience connection problems, first delete and then reinstall the driver (with install FTDI USB driver). PC software owner's manual: Instructions in PDF KEMPER KHS- Mini System Control owner's manual: Instructions in PDF About: How to contact KEMPER 7. System - Commissioning with the PC software (configuration) Only if commissioning with configuration has not yet been performed on the KHS-Mini System Control MASTER.
- Page 6 7.2 Device settings and network setup 7.2.1. Hardware setup: Select the tab 7.2.2. Enter the Identification -MASTER- place/room e.g. „House Room 2.03“ 7.2.3. Select -MASTER- Flush valve type in the pulldown menu: e.g. "KHS-spring reset servo drive 230V / Figure 686 05“ - 6 -...
- Page 7 7.2.4. Select -MASTER- Flow sensor in the pulldown menu: e.g. KHS flow sensor DN 20 Figure 638 7.2.5. Select -MASTER- temperature sensor in the pulldown menu: e.g. KHS flow sensor DN 20 Figure 628/629 7.2.6. -MASTER- optionally set the alarm relay / Display valve switching cycles: 1.
- Page 8 7.2.7. Select -SLAVE- in the pulldown menu: SLAVE 1 - SLAVE 31 7.2.8 Enter identification –SLAVE- Place/Room: e.g., House Room 2.05 7.2.9. Assign -SLAVE- serial number address: Activate (delete check mark next to deactivated) and enter the serial number, e.g., 1007 (you can read it on the side of the –SLAVE- rating plate), see Table 1, Point 7 here „1007“...
- Page 9 7.2.10. Assign device settings for –SLAVE- (as described in –MASTER- Item 3-6) 7.2.11. After completing the network and device settings, write the configuration to the control At this point, remove all components installed in the KHS Flush System (flush valves, MASTER-SLAVE, sensors). Transfer the data into the MASTER control only subsequently, as described in 12.
- Page 10 If not, see table listed below: Error description / Troubleshooting -MASTER- LED SLAVE- LED Antenna symbol - 10 -...
- Page 11 Recommendation: Perform an valve function test in manual mode: To ensure that all flushing valves are working properly, it is recommended to perform the function test in manual mode described in Point 8.3 in the installation operating instructions, KHS-Mini System Control -MASTER- and -SLAVE- KHS-Mini System Control .
- Page 12 7.3.3. –MASTER- Timer 01 time control: Set the start time, duration and day of the week Start time refers to the time when flushing should start. The flushing days Mo - Su (entire week) are set as defaults. If necessary, delete the applicable check marks (e.g., only Mo. – >...
- Page 13 7.3.6. Copy/shift operation modes (one or more lines) with right mouse button 7.3.7. Insert operation modes (one or more lines) with right mouse button 7.3.8 Change/apply copied operation modes: e.g. adapt type, start time, duration, volume, days By marking the individual lines 01 to 16 in combination with "Selection/Type Free", the contents of the lines can be deleted after selecting with the "Apply"...
- Page 14 7.3.9. Select -SLAVE- in the pulldown menu: SLAVE 1 - SLAVE 31 7.3.10. Assign operation modes for –SLAVE- (as described in –MASTER- Item 2-9): e.g. temperature flushing - 14 -...
- Page 15 7.3.11. Cycle flushing: If only one temperature control is set for one device, the control automatically sets a changeable time control (cycle flushing)! This is used for regular flushing, 1 x per week, to prevent stagnation taking place for over a week. The time of the cycle flushing duration can be set individually (dependent on the water volume in the piping system).
- Page 16 Switching can be done directly on the -MASTER- (submenu switch programme) or through an external 230 V switch input on the -MASTER- (see installation and operating instructions, KEMPER KHS-Mini System Control, Point 8.6 Switching programme in the MASTER menu or with an external 230 V switch input on the -MASTER). The configuration can be performed with the software according to the instructions.
- Page 17 7.4.3. Switching programmes with the external 230 V switch input: It is possible to switch between "Programme 1", "Programme 2" (Programme 2 only if activated) and "System blocked". To do that, the appropriate programme must be selected in the menu item "External input".
- Page 18 7.4.6. Set operation modes for Programme 1 and Programme 2: If Programme 2 is active, in the operation modes there is now a selection box to determine to which programme the operation mode applies. 7.4.7. After entering the programme switch and the allocated operation modes, overwrite the entries in the file "Write configuration to control".
- Page 19 8.1 Reading the journal from the control: Select the tab / Click "Read from the master", optionally set the number of data 8.2. Filter the journal based on events 8.3. Select the event filter: e.g., only flush logs, after selecting change by clicking the event button filter for a tabular view If you only want to view certain events, specific events can be selected using the 5 laterally arranged buttons.
- Page 20 8.4. Activate the event filter: Selecting this box with a check mark displays solely the selected events. 8.5. Filter the journal based on devices Selecting this box with a check mark displays solely the selected devices. The data from the flushing log can now be saved in a target directory as a csv file in Excel. - 20 -...
- Page 21 8.6. Select the device filter: E.g., only master, after selecting change by clicking the device button filter for a tabular view 8.7. Activate the device filter: 8.8. Print the journal as a PDF file / Requirement: Adobe pdf-creator must be setup on the PC / Laptop as a programme. - 21 -...
- Page 22 In the flushing journal, the water tapping processes are documented which have been performed with the KEMPER KHS-Mini-System. Based on the documentation on the location, duration of the consumption and the temperatures, one can record and prove the hygienic state of the drinking water system across a defined time Exit the programme: period.