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24 Add-on functions
23.2
E.mail functions
Required user qualification:
IT SPECIALIST
Setting up e'mail functions, es
sending e'mail (SMTP) may only
SPECIALIST as defined in
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If PoolManager
®
has a connection to the Intern
" +
,, then it is able to send e'mails
The following functions can then be realised:
•
Alarm e'mails
•
Automatic transmission of measurement gra
E'mail functions are configured in the menu
There, the following options are available:
Menu 7
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This sub'menu can be used to configure up to three
addresses and to activate or deactivate them individ
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In this sub'menu, the account is set'up that PoolMan
e'mails. To do so, you'll need an SMTP account from
(SMTP = simple mail transfer protocol) and need to h
access information available.
1"
"
You can use this sub'menu to configure the cases in
receive alarm e'mails.
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This function sends a test e'mail to the active e'mail
24
Add.on functions
®
PoolManager
provides comprehensive add'on
control of numerous systems in the swimming p
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is realised as
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The individual add'on functions are described i
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25
Universal switch ou
outputs (4x)
25.1
Safety information
Required user qua
ualification:
TRAINED SPECIAL
IALIST or
ELECTRICAL SPE
PECIALIST
Connection, config
nfiguration, and start'up of universal
switch outputs may
ay only be performed by a TRAINED
SPECIALIST or a
r an ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST as
defined in the chapt
apter
HAZARD!
Hazardous applica
lications
Universal switch ou
outputs can fundamentally be used for
the widest variety
ty of functions. Depending upon the
application, switch
itching processes or the switched
function could produ
oduce hazards.
Potential consequ
quence: Death or the gravest
degree of injury, h
, heavy material damage.
• The use of un
universal switch outputs is expressly
PROHIBITED
D for all applications in which the
safety of pers
ersons, animals, and property is not
completely gua
guaranteed at all times and under all
circumstances.
es.
• It is particula
ularly prohibited to connect sauna
heaters
witho
ithout
precautions (fire
(fire hazard!)
• It is particular
ularly prohibited to open and close
swimming pool
ool covers without the corresponding
safety precautio
utions (danger of drowning!)
• Safety is exc
xclusively in the system operator's
sphere of respo
sponsibility.
• The system o
operator must perform a hazard
analysis for eve
every application planned.
• The controller m
manufacturer disclaims all liability.
25.2
Overview
PoolManager
®
provides four uni
universal switch outputs that facilitate
intelligent and highly flexible con
control of water attractions and other
functions in the swimming pool en
environment.
There is a relay switch with the
the corresponding connection terminal
assigned to each switch output.
The particular features of the unive
niversal switch outputs are:
•
Operation optionally as volt'fre
free switch or as 230V~'output
•
Freely selectable names
•
Flexibly programmable timers
ers for each switch output
•
Interval operation possible (tu
(turning on and off periodically)
•
Potential blocking in the event
ent of missing flow
•
Potential blocking dependent
nt upon the filter pump's operation
•
Potential blocking via an input
put
•
Potential blocking via another
her output
•
Link with an external switch or
h or push'button
•
Remote access can be individ
ividually released or blocked for each
individual switch output
•
Show in the Mode menu can b
n be individually released or blocked
for each individual switch outp
utput
B
the
corresponding
safety
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