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21 Service functions
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Service functions
Required user qualification:
TRAINED SPECIALIST
The functions in the menu ! ;
be used by a TRAINED SPECIA
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The menu ! ;
is called up as follo
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! ;
This menu has special functions for service sta
example, for the system's basic configu
configuration of dosing pumps, etc.).
Furthermore, a software update can be perform
(Cl / Br / O2) can be changed.
Specifically, the menu offers the following functi
Menu - . ! 5 !
Pool volume
Pool volume in [m³]
Configuration of dosing
Configuration of dosing pu
pumps
(Standard pump or memb
dosing capacity). See sec
Device information
Display of battery voltage
and test functions
(Buffer battery for internal
future test functions.
Reset to defaults
Reset of all parameter set
to default settings.
Commissioning
Call'up menu sequence fo
Step by step
See section -
Software update
Update of the PoolManag
(from USB stick)
To do so, the new softwar
USB memory stick. See s
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Management of
Import and export of comp
system configurations
configurations via remote
See section
Controller Model and
Configuration of the PoolM
Care Method
(Cl / Br / O2)
Trade show settings
Activation of special funct
training sessions (e.g. inte
measured values)
Master level functions
Special functions for user
with Master (level 4) acce
Separate documentation i
functions as needed.
Use intelligent dosing
Activate or deactivate inte
alarm
If deactivated, the "classic
used, i.e. a dosing time al
setpoint has not been rea
max. dosing time.
Commissioning
If set to ? , PoolManager
On / Off
the Commissioning seque
This is the standard config
controllers from the factor
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may only
IALIST as defined in the
follows:
staff that are needed, for
iguration (pool volume,
ormed or the care method
ctions:
pump parameters
mbrane pump,
section =
ge
nal real'time clock),
settings
e for first commissioning.
ager's
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internal software.
ware has to be copied to a
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mplete system
ote access or USB stick.
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olManager's
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care method
nctions for trade shows and
internal simulation of
sers
ccess rights.
on is available for these
intelligent dosing monitoring.
ssic" dosing time alarm is
alarm is indicated, if the
reached within the specified
ger
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will automatically start
quence after power on.
nfiguration for new
tory.
21.1
Management of syste
stem configurations
This menu provides you with a w
wide range of options to load or save
entire system configurations. The
he source or destination can be a PC in
remote access or a USB memor
ory stick. Furthermore, PoolManager
can also internally store four mo
more configurations in addition to the
active configuration.
You can select one system config
nfiguration as the source and transfer it
into another system configuratio
ation (destination). The current active
system configuration can also be u
e used as a source or a destination.
A system configuration includes a
s all PoolManager
The only exclusions are:
•
Access data (usernames, acc
ccess codes, passwords)
•
Care method
•
Network (IP) settings
An easy'to'follow name can be as
assigned to every copied configuration
in order to distinguish various conf
onfigurations from each other.
22
User management
PoolManager
®
delivers compreh
rehensive, flexible, and powerful user
administration. This makes it pos
ossible to define individualised access
rights for each of the system's
's users. Furthermore, the rights for
remote access can also be config
nfigured very flexibly for each individual
user. In doing so, it's even poss
ossible to make a distinction between
remote access from the local net
network and from the Internet, i.e. you
can release more functions for re
r remote access from the local network
than for remote access from the In
e Internet as needed.
22.1
Menu User Managem
ment
The menu
is ca
s called up as follows:
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The menu contains multiple sub'm
menus with the following
configuration options:
Menu
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This sub'menu can be used to config
nfigure access codes for standard users.
See section !
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This sub'menu can be used to create
ate individual users and configure their
rights. Remote access from the local
cal network or from the Internet can be
released for individual users.
See section + ' ; '
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!!
.
This sub'menu can be used to releas
ease or block certain functions for remote
access.
See section &
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This sub'menu can be used to releas
ease or block remote access for all add'on
functions.
See section &
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.
!
!
This sub'menu can be used to set req
required user level for certain functions.
See section <'D
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The individual menus and functio
tions are described in the detail in the
following sections.
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parameter settings.
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